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Newspaper Page Textttte T?KfiTSTEn-r;rAnr. eugeve. ok egos Page Sir. Buttery r-lm II II 1 11 t-V It- 2 1 Copyright, 1937, NEA Strvict, Inc. 5-V KJ BY IDA RINER GLEASON . ' ' ft -V c V - ' i'9 l X"T sr ' 'it. ' . . . . . ' . "lip ji.v- Awl':'-4 hi-. barfc if a t-liiiir, r -ll! mj ami wont to work. A fl ft MTrnl lnnifx of sort in z rhinr-. nn'l phifi ins thi-in a n-ur"l t thr hi'.r 'h n ni jik'. I'1 t ( h.ick nnl Mirvcj his funirr lwmp. It bad fiiffcutl.v li'-fii t It o lir-drMom "f thi nrc-time injinsif.n. An ornatf firilii,f wild h I nrs" mirror shove it iMk "p "f 'I"1 room. The wslln were lishi. woolwork pi in. a ml thf lonj. mi rrow wimlows hal M-jiNopffl crit hlitwls nml 1 i r T ! iimidf hl niiors ihut i.okpl h ili-nisli they hud ijpvit heni dusted. Hut Rob Imd flnns tlwin nil op.ti at hid hack, nmved hi his hnir ;md typewriter Mand in front of the hookrn'-e, nnd notfd witli sntifactiin thnT his only view was the hlunk wall. Bliiik wnlls were highly rn durive to creative work. lie royld weave the th rends of his pint and ptiraue the dastardly villain without 11 v thin? to distract his nttentinn. And Hoh had to run just so ninny rriniiiiaU to rnrth eaili week, if lie and Sfhmatz expp-feil to cut. It had heert a very Iin7.a rdoiiv htip for him when he decided tn pome up f (he rity and try hit- hand at fiction writ, ins. in-tc,'td of Boinc intn his faflH-r's real est ate firm as lii two ohlor hrotherK had done. "I'll Mtmtlicr with so dirndl family buns iilioijt my iif k," he had said. "A nd you'll likely Man in the city," his father had retorted, "while the other hoys are makins a sniic ;ierth for themselves, Widl a' ahead and let me know when you're ready to come hack home. ' Hut so far, f-oh had hem aide to keep just one 'jump ahead of tlip wolf, which always lurked within sight of his floor. He hud even been 1 ib m inuir tb'h vrvr l,Ia'' hi. h b'ller lhan ,be rMiu hvr he firt lied when be came to the city, and hmati had always had hi- b-ne. Take it all in all. thy ha'l not done ki badly. The men down at I'olice Ifead-i'iar-I.T were lu-xinnins to know Hoh when he cniiK' iio.-ins upitind f..r :t t'o-Mhie po. nijil were willinc it.. 1 1 h -carcli had even L'oiie s. vMlne "f Ids liirn: puhlMi. of .ff IO fie mop . through the place in a. Seieral of them ie so far as to read when they were I. and would often tip him some timely new ancle, ran hi- f inters throush his f t..ii-.In hair, drew his chair up to his typewriter. "Tli if i" pretty slick. Hrhmatz." ho told the do?. "About two more renl Miappy murders, nnd we can ill to think about buyitiff g de cent couch and maybe a chair or r wo more, then we'll be Mttinir pretty." lie stretched out his long less with a sish of satisfaction. flown stair- in diudio one, Kath leen re. dutch- thumbed throuzh her rhymins dictionary, trying very hart! lo keep her mind nn her tn.k. The iilit of the rind- looking tranter v m had ilasheil tjp the stairs behind the tnowrs. intruded on her thoughts to an aina.ins decree. What differ ence coiii ! it possibly make to her that hp owned a cute dog. and had a L-ay. breezy manner? If phe did not fititfh a certain minuter of jingles be fore night, she wouldn't have the rent money when it was due. Then hhe would have to o back home in i;ioerM ille and teach the thin! grade .tnd prohably v cut ttally accept Joe VilItains. with his bulging eyes, as her aunt and uncle hoped she would, and settle down to the routine of it Mind town. She wondered now why she had ever thought she could find a job in the city all by herself. "Sorry, but we're not putting on any more people," had been the in arialle ntiwer, when she bad to admit she did not have any experience -riling things, or kfepin; books, or doing Menogrnphy. Then hhe had happened upon u firm that wanted rh? me for greet mg cjrds. Ves. she could do thut. Hadn't j she mnle jingles all her life jut for! fun? Why not sell them then? That night the wrote Aunt Ilattie that she' had taken a job with a bis publishing firm, whi'-h a almo-t true. Any way it was letter th:in t ib ersville ' nnd Joe Williams ami Aunt Haiti'! fussy dictating -f her every move. I which was beginning to make her very restle&d. Though of course he really wax grateful ro Aunt Ilattie and I'nclp Henry for having taken care of her since ber own parents died. Cheer, near. hear, dear- that doff had had thedearest. bright black eye?, and such a cute red tongue. Sdimatz was what the young man had called htm. She wondered why pitch a ipieer name. Maybe some girl had given him in his master. Of course there would be a girl. No fellow that good looking could possibly escape. She hadn't seen I'at yet to ak about th new. tenant. Oh dear, where was she? A frown creased ber pretty fore head, and she wrote down a line, then attentively inspected the eraser on ber pencil as though it might hold nn in pirat ion. Nothing happened, so she got up and made a cup of leu and poured it into a gay yellow cup winch she took from the cupboanl in her furnished apartment. What fun if he only had someone to drink the other cupful that the teapot held. Her glance strayed a"bout the si udio. It was really quite pretty. Cay cretonne drapes and red geraniums in brass pots made hright splotches of color. She certainly ought to be able to rhyme cheer and dear if only that gnawing loneliness would let her. In the hall outside, I'at's broom kept pace with his thoughts too. That young fellow upstairs did seem a like ly prospect as a friend for .Mis-: Kathy, but how to bring him to her not ice. She wasn't like the I uc1ipss now, who'd speak to any mnit if she took a not ion. The terrier came seamperinS through the dor jiit? then, di iwecn rat i-g, ltni kll,.(. broom fr m his ii.n,(J. "Hey ye little divil yt E"in : He grasped the wnz; creature. "Lisieo. ye don't nad, ue ruMim iiii to yer master's .'it. It - a nirn V L doin a h.... s. e.' " (To Be Continued) THAT c.A.. Baked hVW? in PRIZES (or easy UilU'TESIS of 35 Words or Less Telling UIKV I KEEP UJHITE 3trr Tuna on my PSIHTRV SHELF" forcompia.J "'"PWofi, ' Tuimnji., ro7 OK., MWieJ "'"..ElJ 't i pro:ai "menu i bcciuit oil, s, ., I i Kathleen O'Shin wai definitely hit mind on the chase of I ho villain 1rth and II wa the thouqht of thcee Irish eyet and rak lashet that kept blonde Bob McTavlih from keeping In hl detective yarns. About the tame time Bob was hnvlnq trouble with hit plots Kathleen found her rilAITKH I Kutblcin O'Sban, luad tossed back to fa n midden, summer breete, ran up the flicht of rough tepa to her studio, and buttrd smack Into the jaintnr, nhi win weeping. "Oh Pal. I'm sorry!" she exclaimed. 'Iid - did I hurt you?' "V- di'lit't damage a thing. Miss Kathy, but me smoke. ' A smile wreathed the little man' ruddy, dried -apple face. He retrieved his fctuhhy pipe from the grni. beside the walk. "A wash in won't be hurl in' it now. I'm thin). in', (lot a lot o' rhymes lo write today? Ye seem to be in a f real hurry." Ills shrewd squinting ejei noted her strained frown. '"Yes. I've jot lo write A bt whether I hae them or not. That rent's almost due again you know, but n's awfully hard to think aluut love thin kind of wenther.-' She pulled off her heret and let the wind whip her black curls as though It might brtni; her an idea. Iler blue eyes with their Ions curl ing Id.-ick lashes cave her face an ap pealing look. Mhicb made the old Iri-htrnm -v rciisuringl. : "Sure now. Mis Kaihr, it's the food smuts thimfves ill be bavin' y under their cure. I lon't re he worr in" y-r pretty head none." He traspvd the broom nnd attacked the 'ep., n though he were disposing of ill rnrlhlv enrer. Hut after lb.' do.-r closed behind the fh!. he st I in deep thought for n nv-meni. tin thick finger tamping floMli the t-dt.ti-co in his pipe Then h st,,,, Ins bend worriedly and git nnd ;ii Kathleen's window where he could see her alrcadv bonding n er herd. -k. " It s too miiig -he i- to he fighttn' ag-n-i ilie u.nlil nil alone, Thim littte iIuim'a -he wine ihrn't pn any mere (dun enough lo keep bud) and j jf so I togit hei-. I w i-b -" I ,,.. Ill- Itlollt'lt .1 hl.l. p.lvhed Kl H VoMU t shock" of fi,.- ; l"iei! ti'-m n V.xUuX. 1 were interrupted In lone iilene Ins ht'Hi, nun, h ill) an ninn ing pliimuni htoml hair, I.W. the old mansion, thttt was now l lie studio apartment house. K.xeept for one malt studio, it extended across the entire top floor. The puchess went in fur sur-nudist painting on an extensive scale. Fan tastic canvasses lined the walls and leaned Jit all angler ngiiiu-t odd pieces of furniture. Weird, shrieking colors ran rampant in vidi dauha of paint, the draperies and the rugs, giving the place a feverish, maniacal a-pect. "It's a big pain in me neck," is the way I'at had described the studio In Kathleen once. "And the same goes for that gurl and her rummy friends. Watch yer step now. Miss Kathy. around her. She ain't for the bokes o' ye." "Oh, I'm much too bu-y during the day to have lime to get ery well acqmnnleil wiih the people who have studio in the hou-e. rat." Kathleen to. him, "ltesides, they nil go home at night, so I never hne a chance t be verv friendly with 1 he in. Some -Uines I think It would be nice to have someone to talk to. It wouldn't be -o lonesome and. well it's kind of j scary staving alone in the budding It's sti old it creaks. Often I imagine I can hear footsteps up-tnir-, hen I know it's empty." "I.ikelv as mt it thim pieiurc o' the I iin hess doin' a ng r some thing," I'at replied with a -lirr; 'Then look like bad dream- .ill right, all right " lint ntler that coc. . i -.ii i-oi. I' .t had moved a cot into the ha -emetit storage room for himself, in-i-'ad of -laving at hi brother's rooming house., where all his old cronies were woni lo gal her. "The owner think- 'taint -nfe to be lnin the pbtre so nnoc.iipietl at llinhl." he epl:i"o d lo Katblc, n "S.. hear ativ 1 1 o mi ni ' n r-Miud t i'"u mi. h 's, me '' 11.- did not add self trvlna to rhyme "blonde hair' with "Christmas cheer" on her greet Ing cards. ! now." he began. "I don't know what i the agent will say. He j "Why bother to tell him? What he .doesn't know won't worry him," the oung man answered with a grin. "I'll i promise good behavior no barks, on : the part of Schmatz. The little rascal' .lots of company for ine. I don't know jiinvhody here. I've just come to tlTi city you know. Yon wouldn't make me get rid of him would yon I'at decided he liked his friendly j m.iniier. "Well we'll be try in' the pup j out," he promised, leaning over to ; ruh the dog's curs. " What'd ye say I er name was now, Mr. -Mr. ' 1 Mc lavish. Mob Mc lavish. I write detective yurn for a living "Oh ye do.-' I'at carefully filled his pip while he reflected how well the -tniu.er's- fair hair would jo with K.uhleen's black curls. What a foine lookin' couple iliey'd be ma k in now lie lighl -npt d the pipe and remarked. -c e wouldn't be nnndm' mcetin it her w rit er 1 1nn ',''' "Well 1 don't know." "Job told him doubtfully. "Why?" ' .list won. in in ." One of Pat's eyes rlu-ed to shut out the cloud of smoke ilint wreathed upward from his pipe ( II Al' l KI! 1 what that sh it MTV for mv neighbor it i n i iv t A pdo o the .log "W ell get U!. 1 t I n-h lh..t la' fk off his , IT litlle I muttered Hob Mi e closed the door be 'r.dubh an old shack us'v w n li w riler-, and ich. 1)1 have to make that I have lo work Can't be having the mug in." 1 1c ret no, cd igarct from underneath Ls and looked down at mat. 1 1 s up to if we are going to t chapter tonight." He oat and hung it on the sr.' ie.. ah !e !' all a Ib-n ' n'w. Mm iiimliT bv. ur-''i w rr.'.'E. t." :t ill ton to coieb. I ii i-' Mv i n g ;i ih. ii r I'll t. , to gu i (it-1 'erl. Tht orl. he si, Ot I.H.k I 1.. I.I .d tl!.- come up :-t can't 'i rs Bre nh wall toe ImM veri'd the - window Hid hi sw eepoig. n.e thu.g If in m gurl r uon. it Tbmi an- her the I u. -hej, nk in s.he rr all v is " f.dks about hke uld ht I he 1 I W .1 . W h.n I moved Ih e.! f'lr'H b.- wh n I im.v. trr -..,eb:U' her Ii help h r iter rU S w I'll e.'iHm' lis- ft lor lo tl' one to be nr.leroi she h-o! n right t" " W!'.t the tlpst-tirk window terr 1 ..pen sgiin. I'.tl f tidlv dropped fc'i bt n and tui'iped ll(t th'1 step He km ..-tod on Ihe door of the studio direei itti.oe Kathleen. "Yor, ,.-r'iunty took lour Ihiif. Vii rirk," the I'm he nddrep-ed bm in n 'biMj; toue as -he let him m. She prt.-it.d a I'-nu aioher t'ffaiet hdN- Rt hie. K.cosii'ilv S'lr WS- dfes.-d m i!a.-k nm pitWiun topprd br n pol e"i''rioderd Xlntotsrin r-'St Th" nisde h-r nniatursllv light bur sod bsH voiit tf f ire look epn isil Hlli-fl.-".' I'at re her n tpilf rm. "tire, Mc-. it's lueself Ho W Iio'n sern the time whui I'd bounce right lip if the gtir'.v i :t)ird, luit i ain't as -pry a- I li.e-j le. be Where ir think e.l b rT. ilr,' f (ni h r ....e.l d - tii.i.o h'f on ll hug.- rlu"en-i Xvsu. li hd itieu tat luuiuoui ol thut he luid neer -po'.en t- the owner of the budding tn all Dy litue he h worbed (here, but deall enln-eh W'lN his ilg.nl. wlio rniel ilolliil'cd lu liead shout any thing. If Tit W:lS Hot so e..lnfoU il-le M bodv b. eau-e of thi - If mipo-ed ;tr rangcuetit, nt 1ea-t Ins mind ui at res, ,botit the btlb- g'rl in -""i"' oiindi.-f o-ie. lie W:isn'l going t- h oc her ge 1 1 hi g ;i II up-el 1 an v t 1 1 s I he ciMild help '' '" nm re w.is going lo let her get t..,. w lib Ihe iMtehess :.nd h-r fr. t.e Coj'. onlv 'n..l hhiii. M fetbtw t'-.r ber to d.-e. he W' felt b-'I'er s iti-t-cd i.-t, b--l tt..ne of the teeint- of t to i.nl e-one up to los M unlipl Kathleen, her -elf, n -s en' i-n-i'i of the ;iii!fiv flll.int her lu-h fnend He ireful lo be ft'w ii s .ptitr ineon. eri.ed w lo-n be w ,- .1 kl' 'W W M le !ls rt'-!oi,s l ne terrier r a in e se!(mpering 1 l""""rffJ n mm szm mm MvA m ! t v. ykgmai vm t?m J 5 Bi9 week.y Contests... kiV'"!' A .1 ns ci !. . . Ji't '4? IU I ir tnese rrues catn wee - t V I . EIDCT DDITE r A TU UfPFI li ,K N'l m nrsai rrii.c t.n vveeiv JW ! An Expense-Free Trip to Hawaii """"Mil'-'" l3 for Two People . . . including . . . ?fw$jm . -. RJ 1 Two 1st class round tnp tickets on any steam- J0yS" & ast I "Ws'r- t fclijN ""a ship sailing from a United States Pacific Coajt A,AC "t J f Sie it ! 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