jccai Beys And Girls
VViU iwc At Franklin ton
Easy Victory Won
In Sagged Playing;
Girls Score 39-19;
Boys Score 31-14
M:i-koilKiII team* ni Henderson
1 iiinvaded the
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iiiklin intinty town and
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R. D. IsASK-ERVILLE
IS AVIATION CADET
AT MAXWELL FIELD
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I Vflgy WHITTEN roh AND !ll l.EASLH bY CENTRAL rKKSS ASSOCUTIOX U i'..-. >*..
<•!!•' I'KR TWICNTY-THRICE
"I " !I!;. WAIT :i moment," Kay
hi . .1; !i< ;ir<i his hitter rcac
!ii" !■> i:i t breaking of their lunch
•< t. Tk-ie was no answer, but
it : ! hadn't him;; up.
.i ;•!• . i fling, just listen
i . 1.11 i;it aw ay for t la
.••• -• ii>i II! take tomorrow "it.
.•••I v ■ •!! I:..ve two v.hole days
\\ i II : > r .Ii • ny 'I will he illie the
hi.i- we iliove baek from the
II* •-1 «M didn't snv anything.
' .1 . \ n!i ie I here, aren't you?
Oil. .1 lie. |'lr;i.'i' answer me. Don't
I t- at..:ry." Slu- was frantic. If she
will t>i v with l.im it would he all
rivht Ulan she could see him.
t"ii«h liini, Ik- was never unap
pn>.i< liable Hut tins humble tele
1 ' ih:s ugly impersonal black
tl:■! it hriMi<-ht Jake to her and
then it kept Hum apart.
".lake." she said quickly, with n
great < if.,i t at complete control.
"I iii goii>r to leave the otllco at
4 niii.i k I II call Arum now. tell
Iter in pai k a ban for me ami lis
Ii*- i (in me Mippi-r. Ynii I»«■ there,
•laili ; . Willi the <ar. We'll go
Win lever yoll want."
"i:ii;lit iniw I wish I were in Ta
li i < i
They wen n't exactly the woi<ls
fl.'- nti .1 to hear. Init at least he
(Mil tiiudly fay mum thing.
I in afiiitd leliliv rant take us
then . ' ';ln . iii| willi an attempt at
a 11Ii. inii New Kuglaml isn't so
bail '
" • 'tat depends upon who you're
V. lilt "
Hi- was being childish now. She
Coui,| shake him: but anything was
'• 'iii lhan having him distant,
lb • i. iary came in from lunch.
'"'•I K.iy wasn't anxious to have her
hi ir air. family squabbles. So she
"aid. "l H sco you later, then," to
Juke.
Maybe. I'm not sure." This time
I"' di.i hang up. Kny didn't blame
.lal:<■ ||, 11'i*| never taken her work
S' Moiisly, hri nise he didn't ennsid
cr iiii ii ii' v .seriously. He looked at
lief job as a soil of pastime for
Kav. And her relationship with
I'avid he viewed purely as a per
sonal on,-.
She had known and worked with
David foi ten years, lie had loved
I''i "II that lime Yet with all the I
lillieiillies thai such a position J
' hi Hie up. she had never real- |
V • It urn miif.triable Willi him un
'd now She wondered if lie were
• w in- ,,| 11,0 tension, the strain I
foin« men might deliberately fo«
'•"r 11 Hut ii was hard to believe |
•lia! Mavnl would.
She < .it|,,| out in Mary. "Bring j
*l*i "I loll w alcr. will you?
'Ile',1
living headaches
•' •iiii and wan Iii I to take some as
" ' '' 'be hi i,l K lies were a funny
lb i funhi.'iil felt as though
' Plica ip#| in an iron band. In
"loininnH the band was loose,
j but it grew tighter every hour am
by evening it f it as it it were go
| ing to crush her head.
I The eye doctor had given her f
clean bill, said the trouble must In
nerves. It seemed incredible thai
'such definite pains could be causci
by something like nerves. Slit
didn't believe it It they didn't gel
better snon, she'd try another spe
cialist
Ivay dictated letters until David
came She hurriedly finished Hit
last one. "Have them ready by
| il von can. I'm leaving early."
she l> quested, but not loud enough
for David to hear her She wasn't
igoing to tell him that she was go
ing away One of her departments
| was having a huge sale tomorrow,
i and he'd hav e a good excuse to
keep her from going if he want
ed to.
"Walk or ride?" David asked as
tin v left the store.
•oh. let's walk. It's c -ly a few
• blocks and the air feels gold." At
;the coiner they ran into two of
i K.ty s buyers. They all greeted each
I "ther pleasantly enough, but the
j girls' smiles alter Kay ami David
! had passed were sly ones.
"Her husband must be a fool."
one said.
"I saw him once." the other said,
with a sigh, "lie's good looking.
Kasy life for him, living on I'arlt
avenue on money earned, question
mark, or supplied by Mr David
Manning." Then they both giggled.
Kay vvas oblivious of the sort of
gossip that was prevalent through
out the store. But she did notice Un
approving glances David merited
as they strolled up Fifth avenue.
"flood looking hat. mister." she
remarked.
"Oh. thank' you." He smiled and
I:is cheeks reddened a little. "My
lirst iti two years. I hate the fuss
of getting myself dollies."
Kay wondered if he was iemem-j
beiing the same conversation she
vvas. that night in Santa Barbara. |
"for years I've been mentally buy
ing you clothes, furs. Jewels . . ."
David should have a wife to dress
up, to look after him. Maybe when
he didn't see her constantly he'd
fall in love with someone else. She
hoped so. but it would be runny to
think of David crazy about another
girl. She hail considered him her
property so long now. she'd prob
ably iiiiss him more than she knew.
An old woman stood at a street
corner selling gardenias. "Want
some." David asked.
•oh I'd love some. They seem i
like spring to me. And sort of typi- I
cal New York nature I don't know |
much about gardening, but I'll be
willing lo bet that gardenias come j
from a greenhouse."
David bought three, bunched tliem
together, pinned them on her coat
• Now I feel very festive." she
ujii.I. snilting (lie heavy fragrance!
tvtlh pleasure "Let's have lunch
lovvn here." They were walking j
I past ihe cafo restaurant in Radio
City. Roller skaters wore exhibit
ing their skill on their slinky logs,
the fountains ut ie playing, tlie sun
warming the air anil the people's
hearts. "It will give us an hour or
j two o( spring." she added.
I "Whatever you say." he agreed
Siie left Ihe ordering to David.
He was launched on his new ideas
I before the hist course nimr She
cohcciil rated on what he was say
ling with reluctance. She felt more
iliki looking at the beds tull (>t ;>an
sies. the young girls' pretty, caie
I free fares Hut she soon h iir ! 'hat
she was interested ill t•• of her
self She made a siigge- • i">i ! hi),
ignoring her shrimp cocktail
"Now, here's the idea I : the now
department " David's lan glowed
with excitement "I don t know
that by rights i! should ere of
your depart in: J Hut I t< >-l Mint
you'd handle it oilier tiian anyone
else would.
This was the time for Kiiy to tell
him that she was leaving ti.« re,
I but it had enliivly slit [>• i: her
mind. She was uitenselv i . to
hear what lie was gone I*. her.
A new depart nit ;it was v . .' she
needed to stall her imagination
working along fresh lines, to whip
up her interest.
"Yon know we've wanted to put
in a greenhouse, sell tro- !n i'i-.
all the tilings a gai-'vii needs,"
David said.
Kay nodded her head.
"Well, I've decide I I" go ahead
with that. Hut I want \.> a step
farther. (Jet a goo i lio:.' •;>( gar
dener to give the i listomeis .nl
vice. consultatiuns evu l.i\ out
whole gardens "
"Oh. David, that's a marvelous
Idea " She was r*i:>v!it by 't.> same
flame of cnlhni in that wan
sweeping him M *t I haven't
much idea what to do with their
gardens. They pi.nil all tie wrong
things, depend on ' !■ 'icrs who
are day laborers, not niiists It
lakes someone with i N il eye to
make a lovely garden W. II have
our person give a « • .* of lee
tures. have will : : ' ns for city
house." laid out in Ihe u'< s'Mhniinr."
"Yes. that's 11 good plan ' Now
that the Idea w i« l» ••inning lo fer
ment In Ka". s rend. In >• •• "i'l sav
ing much He liked I" see the way
her quick brain giasped and do
voloped sugg< sllc.ns In fed it.
Kay pushed her fork absent
mindedly into her chicken livers,
ate a mouthful She wouldn't have
noticed If thev had been sawdust.
"You know. David." she said
slowlv. "there's a further step w«
could take. I've never done any
actual gardening, but I've read ar
ticles and books on landscape de
sign. and anyone villi some sense
ran tell a good garden from an un
planned mess." •
"Yes?" He waited for her to
eo on.
(To lie < iinlliiued)
Cotton Prices Wine Lontroi Measure Faces
Down At Noon Strong Opposition in Senate
Nrw Yuri;, K«'l>. |7_(A»>>—CN»t
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crced Back
<(*ontiuuod from I'ngc One )
;i('iiiilc(l tlio advancc air base at
lialsa. (in mikv« tarthor -outlx.
(■fiH'ial IKviulit I' KiM»:iho\vt'c".s
lu-Mlijiiat t«'i s r«'|)orti'(l ter-cly:
••< >p| t< »s: iifi armored forces have
engaged ihi'dUKlmiil tin- day our
li.ro s < n llu- oiitliern I rout.
"At the oud of tin* day, fighting
\va- ill progress on the outskirts
>ii» tla.'*
The «' was no immediate indication
\\hcthci* Cn'iK", Montgomery plan
in d a "li <'(-! trontal assault on tin*
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t ver. that "patrol . |ie ..:n>n eoiitm
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tu tne efleetiveiK- . . mr 1 1
ij.v. Legislators t ,.tt
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don't object ovr: t.
icon.-, approachc o_\
islation: l>ut they .
ton much said
11 icy are. Kvcn
;>u limiso. the
. 1 ouiid hotel l«»!»l
:u liu? etlectiv
lobby 11 getting
such an i!ii|jie.->i •
ol tali; is bavin*.:
.senate.
Unofficial poll '
catcs that at tin •
I>«» ve.y clo>e. S«>e
see probability ih.,i •. « • ,
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110 v :t>. W .1 ■ 1
would not like !>• <•
Win foisted on any
doesn't wan: t. ••
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Governor lirn .■\1 :i
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