The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-04-21

sister, Carol, who has left her
 home
 CHAPTER 33.
 DANGEROUS GROUND
 I've been a fool, David" Kitty repeated. Just because I had to turn my precious housekeeping over to Carleyl Why, David, I've even tried to flirt with youI That night at the concert it annoyed me because you wouldn't talk to me. Until-David, it was funny, the way the music got me"
 But there was no David there to answer, because she was alone in the living room of the little apartment, thinking, excusing that Kitty Frew she'd come to be.
 ''You see, it's partly my fault. It gees back to that fuss I made of his mothers house. Poor Cars afraid to tell me things that might make me angry. That's all it is. And of course, I don't care-I mean about his taking MargIe to the concert. Didn't I sit with you there? And Gar would have been angry about that. And about the office-well, maybe he did go back. Old Jonathan wouldn't call me up to say he'd been mistaken about Cars not coming in for the rest of the day He isn't Cars boss to know everything he's going to do. Oh, Cars all right.
 Don't you see, David, that I've got to go on? I can't let myself suspect that everything Gar tells me isis a lie. It isn't, of course I've got to keep Carley because Gar wants me to and I've got to go on being gay as if-as if were happy. And I'm going tc be! This is only what comes up between married people often little differences"
 And then, Kitty would hold her head high as if to defy the David, who couldn't hear her be- cause he wasn't there.
 But she was still frightened There were tines when she shrans from Cars caress, when her heart sank unreasoningly at his home coming. She never called him al his office. She never questioned him as to what happened at tht office or at the rehearSals. Wher he told her she listened thinkingly This isn't lie and hating herself because she had to so re. assure herself.
 When in the evening they wen out with the others she was reso' lutely watching Marge and Gar They were old friends. They't known one another since they wer' children. And 1t was Marge's wa! to appropriate some one of tn men and Cars way always to b' charming to any woman he wa i with. Of course there was noth ing between them. 1t was absurd Gar was hers.
 I She did not call David now, ol the telephone. She did not g to Dorcas' apartment because ther she might see him. She shranl Il from seeing him. He might gies the trouble he carried in he , heart.
 She went to Carols more ire quently. Carol needed her. Tn Russian "doo-dads" were not sell , ing very we'll She offered Care a loan, but Carol shook her heae
 If it were your money, Kilt
 ="
 r well isn't it mine? What s Cars is mine" she laughed.
 If he earned it. Don't yo know?a Carols question was sig 0 nificant.
 What do you mean?" And ir
 stantly Kitty was frightened. , Carol laughed. Why, moth' = gives him the money every tin
 he goes to the housel She pa,
 most of your bills. I saw a I e of them on her desk that d; 10 before I had the TOW. He'd ju l. been there. Do you mean y
 ddnt know it? Did you think y
 could live the way you do on wh h Gar earns-if you can call ps that?"
 Kitty had the siclSening sens = tion of the floor swaying benea = her. When she spoke her vo
 sounded queer, brittle. T kn
 that-that time. The little bl
 had to be paid right away. w
 gone in little too deep at Chr