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TMK II J.UNTRATKO FRA Tl* RK SfM’TIO N— Decem ber 1». 1V31 SUSAN KANE 3 A N EW LO V E SER IA L Story of a N eglected C ountry G irlW hoSought Her F ortune in W ashington le r « r ip upon h e r w ork, even if it m e a n t p iav in g up U> T u n . s « M a 9 0 m* • H M « « m V I i « mm M r H am *« A <1 to tin g arnaalH e. of (e a r rose In I . H M t i v l U f V • l u r « « i w l h « *»* ft»«lm« »t M iwfiti«*« tula* « h u h Us« • « • UMi i M m In h e r th r o a t a* front tin- o ulaide of |< « < U> W«*3ilM«t(Mi t> c . V l M I « U»« ) » I W th r a p a r U n m l w hich ahe altared wlUa • fin frt*nd R am il M a l l í n « h f t l t n f H#t K dlth a)«e n o te d a lig h t in th e frotit a giasl I •■»••• t lu ll t i l • t i l l tn a l»»B* ln « gift U «A » • • l «Met t* >»•*«• ll*«l * I*« room . 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I* «ti v« t A n d « h « l la « o f a « Fd th »«r« H usan s h e a r t Jum ped S lie w o n luM It, »«din g « U l t T o n t a f l * r h « r t* p « « ( n l • a r tim e a lo tajr «■ ft I* i a » u f « « l a l o d e re d vaguely w h a t would h a p p e n ll I » h o n t « t h a t i» f h l s h - to ld E d ith o u tr ig h t th a t sh e h ad N o « g o o n « i l h U>« «t ofj r — h e rn w ith Tom O l course. E d i t h 1 w ould know It a n y w a y ; S h e h a d > rrn th e m c ru isin g al"fig U S tre e t BUM. CHAPTER VI P r« r r l u l t h r d * t HuMMi'ii lirn r t ua th e re wav th e f a in t ponribllity . . . H he co m p ro m ised by sa y in g n o t h T urn Urovr lirr h o m f ttight lUiftU. 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H ir re w ere ao w aan l T o n i's e a r. th o u g h . 1 could see m an y )f*ble*. p ro pie in W aaliln g to n tlia i ltiis w as a I1U) T ool sp o rt* I mi rely alar could n o l afTind lo Join tixsrlslrr H is e a r is a C h ry sle r Bo men» Now t h a t a h r h i d com e lo I kn-w It w aan l lie th a t rra llf a lk in . a h r m e a n i to do H usan am tlrd w ith relief "D o n 't a n y th in g w h ich would Five h e r a h e l w orry. ' sh e said "I m n e t e ra * - yet And vou o u g h t to know w ell en o u g h hv now th a t I d o n 't r a r e for T om oiv* wav o r a n o th e r H e's Ju st a boas to m e. a n d bosses give m e a pair. In th e neck " " I gu s* you re r ig h t t h e r r " said E d ith T h e* b o th w ent to bed a few m in u te s later H, R U M A M I» U W S O X SO ” ROMANCE ENTERED THE I.IFE OF SUSAN KANE She noticed him when he came into the cafeteria. Me was tall and rujfKed, fairly well dressed. Her eyes hardly left him until he had Kone. She smiled when he cautfht her looking st rai ght at him. C H A IT E R VII ' I K . i i 1 m e n tio n It. ' lie said A udi • p i n e ' My n a m e ts J a m e s K e n t— I t w as n o t u n til p rrlia p a a week th e y call m e J e r r y for som e re a so n la te r t h a t ro m a n c e e n te re d In to th e th e n lie w as gone. U ro lito life of R u u n K a tir T o n i M orrow stro d e p a s t Her a W h a t » yours?* H r cam e Into th e c a fe te ria one (lav m o m e n t la te r . "S u san S u san K an r " for t h r firs t lim e sin e * S u s a n ha<1 • You o u g h t to be m ore c a re fu l.” H e took h e r to a th e a tr e o n V b een em ployed th e re . He w as ta ll lie elu d ed a n d rugged. Ane fe a tu re d . fairly w ell- " I 'm so rry M r M orrow ," sh e said S tre e t a n d th e n to a very n e a t a n d i 'r i u a r «■ uoM r d ressed B usan n o ticed h in t w hen R u t In h e r lie a rt sh e knew sh e in ex p en siv e c a le a ro u n d tile c o rn e r O i i k m , I « » » «r I M m m ’ Y o tl (B U M | he fits! cam e In th ro u g h th e sw in g w asn 't. A cross th e ta b le h e looked a t h e r c»rr 1 • «f • • • ing door. w ith a d m irin g rye». S h e w as e x «in« M Y » T 1 C HUAHUA K B » IIV « T h e y o u n g m a n did n o t re m e In q u isitely p re tty , h e th o u g h t. lle wa» so very good looking, site M in ili Y M A Ü N V IIC ! H e m arv eled a t th e s h e rn of h e r l o u r «T C *N B » H ä l t th o u g h t His | . . s U im - » .is ilia i u! one ag ain to r M i r r a i d a y s B u t w hen h r V A m ai Ilf rom p« • h o h a d bolJi feet p la n te d flrm lt did. h e h a d a r lir e r y am ile for S u sa n d e e p brow n h a ir . S o m e th in g about V m > èw At »* i* ' L ivr L O D V rO N U . r# 1 o|Min th e g ro u n d Hla h a ir w as d a rk w hich sh e r e tu rn e d w ith in te r e s t As h e r d a n c in g eves w ith th e tr long «•rrfrrl b» CVfti t a n d wavy, h ts eyea brow n. T h e re w as lx- fin ish e d h is m eal, s h e fo u n d h e r - I <hiek black la sh e s In trig u e d him . lie p#opi« »• • »•« >\v r n r i ' t . U ' C à f a f a in t fu rro w b etw een Ills brow s self s ta n d in g a t th e ta b le o pposite decided th a t she was th e m ost ad o r- o n « t o p r « * » n l H*<1 L u r k . 1*11 « n i s f o r t u n a , « n i l It*« o t h e r t o « t t r a e t «•»•' h t h a t in k ln i s tr e n g th a n d d r te r m ln a - hls, cleat m g It m ech a n ic a lly b u t p ay - »hie girl he h a d ev er seen 1««« H ap p in e rt an d rio * p « rite L'or h e r p a r t. S u sa n to u n d h im Uon to hla fine featu re a. He looked Ing n o a tte n tio n lo h e r w otk. He y »I «1 f o r t h « t « o W i t h *«Ju«»*»* F ft ICE l*ay |K>» I m a n 91 91 a n * i very In te re s tin g H e w as a clerk in tw e n ty -fo u r o r tw e n ty five y e a rs old looked u p a t h e r su d d e n ly . a f # o n deitvorv I t a tla f a c tio n or • How S tile girl lo d a i ? he ask ed » » m ill ra d io sto re n e a r th e c afe- r a f u n d a d . Y o u f a n »•« L U C K Y ) O t J e r l S u s a n sm iled a t h in t a little s in ly lO H A V I Not d ro p p m g an y m ore silver, arc te rta . a tte n d in g sch o o l a t n ig h t. In o n ce w hen lie c a u g h t h e r looking u p a«, r R H I K » AC O e n r r a l P. J . I J u n e lie w ould tin tsh h ts se n io r y ear U r n T i . B l O O k i l N, N Y. | fro m t h r ta b le w hich she w as su p y o u ?" N O T IC E ’ W« absolutely O C AH A N T 9 K S h e sm iled . "Of course n o t." she A nd w h a t d re a m s h e h a d ! S o o n lie ixis •(! to lie c le a rin g looking s tr a ig h t !)■••* g e n u i n o 11F Mio L i a h m a I ode aloi»«« " I 'm so rry U iat h a p p e n e d ." | w ould possess a sh o p of h is ow n. a n d a i a AI.F v EI J«l«t « h a t y ou » a n » for l h - y a t h im C o n fu se d , site b r u t quickly said » r«* I h a ME At. T I I I N O P O W B K P U I - » M O H T h e y o u n g m a n was m ore frank ! be h irin g m e n Ju st a s som eone h ire d I to h e r work lie w a tth r d h e r a s h r I N M Al I N E I UJI O U T Y O t H U t N O W I " T h e t r o th I s 1 h im now. R a d io w as a g r e a t b u st- ate. S h e w a s c .n a rio u a of h t s eyes " I'm n o t. h e said I t gave m e a c h a n c e ness to be In. I t h a d a fu tu re . H r | u p o n h e r a s sh e inovrd a b o u t, try in g th u t I in g la d describ ed t h a t f u tu re In glow ing to sp e ak to y o u . D o you m in d ? " n o t lo look a g n m a t him . S u s a n fo u n d h erself s h a r T o S u s a n h e d id n 't so u n d like a t< rm s. H r llm sh rd Ills n tra l am i arose to ing h ts e n th u s ia sm . | go. S h e w a n te d Ju st o n - m ore flirt. T h e re w as som ehow a n honcut As th ey fin ish ed th e ir m eal, h e rin g in Ilia voice. P e rh a p s, S u sa n g la n c e a t h in t b efo re h e left. S u p th o u g h t, h r w as alm o st alone In llic g lan ced a t th e clock su d d e n ly an d pose h e sh o u ld n e v e r com e a g a in ! in d ic a te d t h a t it w as tim e lo r h im city Ju st a s s h e w as—a n d lonesom e. S h e w en t fo a U ttered ta b le h a lf - "N o." s h e said finally. " I d o n l to b - going. | w ay betw een w h ere he h a d been s lt- " I 'm so so rry ." h e said , " b u t gee : lin g a n d th e c a s h ie r's desk, a n d b r - th in k th e re 's a n y h a rm in I t ." I c a n t sec y u hom e now. 1 ve got S u s a n w as am azed at th e ra p id ity ¡0 illlrrv alo n g to school. Do you | g a n to c le a r It o f used d ish e s an d j silv er. As h e cam e p a s t, sh e sto l ■ a w ith w h ich ttie ir Irtriid aliip p ro g ress- m in d ? " M ind? O f course sh e m in d ed . S h e A personal messa«« to I .ly g lan ce u p w ard . H e w as lin k in g ed a f te r t h a t , f lia y o u n g m a n be s tr a ig h t a t h e r. In h e r c o n tu sio n a cam e a re g u la r cu sto m e r a t th e c a fe - h a d n 't sp e n t su c h a p le a sa n t ev en in g sixain a n d se v e ra l knives d ro p p ed je r ta a n d It d id n t ta k e m u c h to see j n(.e alie h a d com e to th e r tty . It |i» at h e h a d to louve so [ fro n t h e r lin g ers a n d c la tte re d to th e lh a t he w-as a ttr a c te d n o t by th e fixxl W1U, j floor. S u sa n a face flushed a d e e p n o r tlie aervlce, b u t by S u sa n h e r e a rly . 1# ym i Ml f a r f r o m Kta«la< Lea i n d ro n v u l * se lf. O n e d a y h e a sk e d h e r to are s c a rle t as s h e sto o p e d to pick th e m " R u n alo n g to sch o o l." site k id d ed •Iv« p a i n « f e w d « y a « a c h m on « K. o r If y o u a show w ith h im . w ith s u p p e r a f t e r h lm . "I guess I c a n find m y way up. •» a b i a « u l « r o» de la v e t l , t a k a tit« r e m e d y «If h t o r e f t e * tih « — F M M > ( jf .1 * « n d |« I Q u ick as a flash, a s If h e h a d b een 1 w ards. I t h a p p e n e d to bo h e r ev e h o m e all r ig h t.” A m o m e n t la te r h r re lie f f hie o l d p t e n rl p e t n n h« a l u m i f l i t h o p in g a n d p ra y in g for som e su c h n in g ofT. S h o u ld s h e a c c e p t? left h e r . L a p r l n e e a t o ih<n*«n<le o f a o m t n . Ineiet th in g to h a p p e n , th e y o ung m a n If sh e d id n 't. It m e a n t e a tin g alone. o n t h « f> t l a i n a la i u l u n u i n e . R a d ««peulee As s h e w alked h o m e th a t n ig h t, In ye l l o w K> a. A t all d r u g atotea. im u n crd u p o n th e sliver w h ich lay a n d th e r e tu rn in g hom e to a n S u s a n w as su rp rise d to And th e s tre w n a b o u t th e floor H r h a n d e d em p ty a p a r tm e n t. K dlth h a d a d a te w orld su d d e n ly b rig h te r a n d sw eeter h e r a a p ro n a n d a knife. S h e h a d w ith T o m . I f sh e d id , It m ig h t tu r n T h o se frw h o u rs s p e n t » 't h J e rry recovered th e o th e r k n iv es h erself. o u t to be a very p le a s a n t ev en in g h a d m a d e a tr e n irn d o u s d ifferen ce " T h a n k you.” sh e sa id , tim id ly , S o fa r. th e young m a n h a d Im pressed in h e r life S tic h a d a f rlr n d now - l i e sm iled a t h e r —» fine, clean h e r w r y fa v o ra b ly N. P la n t e n A S o n , Inc. | a flue frie n d Not a Jealous frien d M.tlie t h a t c a rrie d resp ec t. • 3 H e n ry S t.. B ro oklyn, N . t . " I th in k I 'd love It," S u sa n said. like E d ith , n o r a n u n w elco m e frlr n d S-ALWAYS HAVE LUCK’ S WOMEN r like T o m T h e th o u g h t of s e n n v him .g u n q u a ken ed h e r p u lse S h e war \ s a u lu ig w h en sh e clim bed to t h : lit J* ap art* n * n t w h ich sh e s h w e d w ith E d ith . I n th e d a y s t h a t follow ed sh e »aw terry o fte n d u rin g w cxkm g h - u rs He b eg an lo e a t tw o m eals a d ay a l th e - s f e te r ta w h ere sh e w orked. S h e | w aleh ed for him . an d ltv- whole day i b n g h t ned w hen h e cam e th ro u g h 1 th e d o o rs S h e could n o t sp e ak to him th e n of co u rse - th e w aitresses were n o t allow ed to ta lk to c u s t.n .e r s a id e r o rd in a ry c o n d itio n s—b u t »he I ~ould look, atid w hen slie looked. It was a lm o st alw ay s in to o n e of h ts fra n k ly a d m irin g g lan ces TTiey w en t o u t o n se v era l occasions, a n d S u s a n fe lt very p ro u d to be w ith h im S h e a d m ire d h im fo r hi» a m b itio n He h a d a serio u s p u rp o se in life, a n d was w illing to m ak s a c r i fice» to ach iev e It T h e re w as n o d o u b t >n h e r m in d t h a t som e d a y h e would be successful. H e w as t t i a t ‘ ypc. O f co u rse sh e w as so rry t h a t th e y co u ld n o t g et c u t m o re to g e th e r. J t th e re w as Ills w ork a n d h ls school to b e ro tiM d -red I n th e few m o m e n ts w h ich th e y did »h are to g e th e r, ho w ever. th e y fo u n d t h a t th e ir frie n d s h ip h a d rip e n e d in to love. I t w as a n o dd c o u rtsh ip b u t It m a d e th e m b o th liap p v T h e ir eyes w ere alw ay s ta lk ing to e a c h o th e r, se n d in g m e s sig e s of I jvt acro ss th e litte re d ta b le s of t h r r a le te r ia W h a t a p ity t h a t tliey could n o t bo to g etfier! H u t school would soon be over a n d J e rry w ould h a v e Ins ow n busin ess. His ev en in g s w ould be free, n ia t | w as so m e th in g to look fo rw a rd to. T h ey c uld go o u t o fte n th e n . S u sa n couldn't th in k of a n y th in g l h a t could m ak e h e r h a p p ie r O n ly one th in g clouded h e r h o rizo n now T h a t wav T o m M orrow S lie c o u ld n t s ta n d him . t h a t w as v 11 A n d y et h e c o n tin u e d to sh o w er h ls a t - tr n tio n s u p o n h er. ta n n in g up ! E d ith 's yealousy to fev er p itc h . A n d E d ith —yes. th e r e w as m o re lh a n t h a t cn e tro u b le E d ith had seen J e r r y w hen h e first cam e in to th e r a le te ria . S he had w itn essed tile e n tir e little d r a m a w h ich h a d ta k e n place before h e r eyes S h e h a d »ceil S u s a n c h a n g e g ra d u a lly a s s h e h a d fallen d eep er in to love w ith h im . S h e h a d seen how te n d e rly J e rry h a d com e to re g a rd her. S h e sa id n o th in g a b o u t It w h en th ey w ere a t hom e to g e th e r, b u t th e r if t b etw een th e tw o g irls w as fe lt n e v erth eless. T h e fe a r t h a t lu rk ed in E d ith 's h e a r t t h a t S u s a n m ig h t ta k e T o m aw ay fro m h e r w as » m e . b u t In its place h a d com e jealo u sy . S h e saw J e rr y d a y a f te r d a y ; sh e a d m ire d him s h e w an ted h im H e b e longed to S u sa n , b u t w h a t d ifferen ce d id lh a t m ak e? S h e would ta k e h im any wav. W h en h e cam e in in th e ev en in g s .»he w ould delay h im a t h e r p o rtio n o f th e c o u n te r a n d ta lk to h im a s long a s s h e possibly co u ld w ith o u t d a n g e r o f re p rim a n d fro m T om . S h e used a ll th o se little fe m in in e tric k s u p o n h im to get h im to n o tice her. And it seem ed a s th o u g h s h e w ould succeed. B u sin ess h a p p e n e d to be p a r tic u larly d u ll o n e evening, a n d T o m h ad c o rn e re d S u sa n a n d wax try in g to d a te h e r for S a tu rd a y . S h e refu sed , n o t b ecau se J e r r y h a d a lre a d y ask ed h e r o u t. b u t because s h e d id n o t c a re to go a n y w h e re w ith T om . H e trie d to p e rsu a d e h er. T h e y ta lk e d h e a t edly fo r a few m in u te s, a n d w h en sh e refu sed a f te r th a t, h e c h a n g e d tile su b je ct. J e rr y cam e In a few m in u te s la te r, S u sa n w a tc h e d h im fro m th e c o rn er T lie p lace w as p ra c tic a lly em p ty , y et lie h a d n o t seen h e r E d ith w as se rv ing h im now . sm ilin g a n d ta lk in g in h e r b e st m a n n e r. H e .r ln n e d back a t s o m e th in g she said , a n d fo r sev e ra l m in u te s th e y sto o d th e re a n d ta lk e d w hile S u sa n , p a in e d , looked on T liey seem ed to be g e ttin g alo n g fam ously. F in a lly h e looked a ro u n d a n d saw her. B u t th e im p re ssio n h e g o t wax t h a t sh e w as s ittin g w ith T oni, an d l h a t T o m w as ta lk in g so ftly In to h e r ea r H e tu r n e d h is h e a d back quick ly to E d ith , n id d e d ch eerily , a n d th e n sa t d o w n to e a t h i silence. W h a l w ill Jrrry th in k n t Snaan » o w ? And huw fa r w ill E d ith g rl w lth h r r drxlre to w ln h im fi-om Muaan? C o n tin n r th e d r a m a tlr llfe s lo r y o f S t'S A N R A N K in n r x t w vrk's in stu llm r n t.