The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-31
SYNOPSIS

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Kay Owen, the star and local
beauty, he decides to prolong his
visit to Daytona Beach. He offers
her = job - his typist during HE
stay. Kay, feeling that this may
eivs her IN opportunity 70 GET on
the professional stage, 70 thrilled.
Following Z party q Ida Camp
bells, socialite member Of the
Players. Ida and Harrow become
Interested In each other to Kay's
dtsappotntment. Citing the pro-
dueer's reputation, Kays mother
on6 brother, Bud, urge her not
70 work for him. Then Bud 10
taken III. Kay accepts Harrow's
o6er % help her family. Pete Ryan,
young engineering student working
% . ife-guard, 10 In love with Kay.
He receives IN offer Of IN engineer.
Ing job In Guatemala and asks KAY
70 marry him. Kay, uncertain Of
her love for Pete. refuses. KAY
starts working for Harrow aboard
hie luxurious yacht, "Commandsr
III. In route to Guatemala, Pete
writes Kay that he win love her
always. Harrow and Kay visit the
fort q Sc. Augustine. On the way
out, look Of surprise, then anger,
aashes across the producers face
% though he had seen someone ho
knew. After that he 10 very mys.
FERROUS and asks Kay to 70 home
with him BY train instead Of By car
~ they came. He excuses himself
and tells her 70 meet him at the
train. At the station, Harrow ig-
'nores the Sc. Augustine episode.
He talks Of Rays stage possibili-
ties.
CHAPTER XVIII
"But It's one thing, 1t least, to
b doing Whist you want TO do"
Kay protested. "Take you, your.
self. You wanted 70 make . sue
cess in tho theater. You did It. You
wanted to travel. You did It."
eyes," he remarked, slowly smil-
ing. "and once when / was . small
boy ! wanted 70 eat . dozen bananas
ct one sitting. And did it."
But you learned something"
"I'm always learning something
something different"
"You know ]. you're IN awfully
grand sort Of person." Kay said.
"You'rs 20 much nicer than-well.
~
He checked her embarrassment.
Than people seem to think I ami"
II wasn't going to say that"
"But Why not? Oh, I'm not the
worst IN the world" he continued.
"But, just between the two Of rs, I
shouldn't want you 70 ret to know
me too WE'LL II might disappoint
Il don't think 90. You said your
self that It takes . roalist."
II did. didn't II"
They were silent for . while, then
Harrow exclaimed: "You're . great
girl, Kay, . great grill ! hope We
can figure things out for you.
Merely bear this In mind: I like you,
very much.n He paused and she
ct, tsnse, looking down q the tips
of her sport shoes. "And because I
like Jon very much I'm not going
70 try 10 influence you. I suppose
I've done too much Of that sort Of
thing. Now, for instance, I'd like
nothing better than % have you
come on the cruise with "a, but !
shant argue tho point with You.
Either you can Or you can't 90 and
you know what's best concerning
your situation ct home. I'll say
Just this much: I'm ready to do
anything / can-within the limits
Of reality, you understand-to help
vo9 do the things you want to do"
There was another pause dur
Ing which Kay tried 20 form . reply
Of some sort. But Harrow broke
the silence. "Ths dozen bananas."
hs said. "mads me very ILL.,"
When they arrived in Daytona
Beach, Harrow hired . taxi and
saw Kay to her front gate.
I've had . really wonderful
time,s she declared earnestly. II
don't know when I've enjoyed any
thing % much"
too" Harrow said. He purssd
his lips . moment, then added:
about the silly business In st. An
gustins-lsavins the car, Jon
OeS0Sb y ~ - WVA0 W oS&y OV0ys
Harrow's oppression changed
gradually 70 . warm grin. He
doubled his hst and pretended 70
strike her . short, slow jab TO tn
jaw.
Good night" he chuckled.
Good night"
From inside the grounds she
watched the cab back. turn and 60
on its way 70 the mainland. She
sighed and smiled there In the dark
ness. What day ID had beenl She
went into the house perplexed By
the mixed emotions and thoughts
that swept through her. It had been
pleasant, Il had been exciting. mys-
FERROUS, flattering. And whore, shs
asked, % she undressed for her
shower, would It Ill end?
Next day they brought Bud home
from the hospital, able to sit up
some Of the time, but very weak
and pale: Seeing him in the hos
Ditel had hoan 0mn thina. Thnea