The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-24

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said. What are you planning?
RIGHT now2"
I'm going shopping"
mo. you're not. 7 Just left John
Macdonald who was on his way %
meet Sarah. They're going 70 take
in a show. Let's see Il we can't
work a miracle and get some good
seats FOR "Tlp-Top."
co Tony was a friend Of Sarah's
- friend. Sarah hadn't said that.
IN fact, Sarah hadn't said anything
good az all about Tony.
I'D love to go" Ann said.
Presently. sitting beside Ann in
the theater. Tony whispered, Maybe
there are some things you don't
know. Did you know angels don't
have wings any more2 They have
red hair and weight about lis
pounds. nicely distributed, and"
I thought We casle TO see the
show. - Ann said colby.
Tony sighed audibly. I under
stand such conversation is out. Well.
as Cicero once SAID. our thoughts
are free"
In the half light. Ann flushed.
Seriously. Ann" Tony said in 2
low tone, We must be friends. I
want 10 tremendously"
i don't see why We shouldn't be-"
Ann told him.
"F1nel Now that that's settled
we're going out somewhere and cele-
pirate the event with a dinner"
/ couldn't" Ann protested. Il
can't 20 TO dinner with you tonight"
The thickest T-bone steak with
mushrooms for me and a dainty
flet mignon for you. A salad and
something that tinkles in glasses
for both Of us"
No" said Ann firmly.
But somehow it happened that
Tony was calling a cab and they
were being whirled away.
Where are We going?" Ann
asked.
L don't expect you've heard of
the place but they serve good food. "
DRESENTLY they arrived at a
Il garish little place. cellar-lke.
damp and cool The floor was con-
crete and the menu card was soiled
from much handling, but the red
checked tablecloth and napkins
were clean.
so YOU are going to Sarah's to-
night?" Tony said.
Yes" Ann replied. I'm going
there to live"
You'll have to fold up to get in,"
Tony said.
Ann thought that was queer. From
what Sarah had said, she had
judged the apartment was fairly
large.
Tony was leaning across the table
now. looking at Ann with that fat
I've never seen any one so love-
~ before" he said softly.
When Ann did not reply, he went
on Boloney,' the wise gal is think
ing. Well, all right. Wait and see"
After a meal that was delicious,
Tony said. How about dancing
some place2 It's one way to become
better acquainted. A girl, a man,
music and a moonl Shall we go to
the rOof?"
They did Tt was nice dancing,
too-Anns slender body fitting
closely in Tony's arms.
Outside again. he was saying:
Match you with a nickel. Heads
you lose, tails I win and we'll ride
and ride until my money-Which
isn't great deal-gives out"
No" Ann said. remembering be-
latedly Sarah's warning. Il must
60 home"
Gosh. Ann, don't you ever yield
to impulses?"
Yes. I've an impulse to go home
now. I don't think a taxi ride at
> a. m. would be any fun"
In other words you're bored with
me"
"Fearfully," Ann teased.
We'll then, we're off to Sarah's.
say. I've Just remembered that Sa-
rah moved from her old domicile.
What's the address of the new
place?'
AIMS eyes met his blankly Don't
YOU know where Sarah lives?" she
gasped.
i've been out TO her place lots Of
times. But it seems to me Mac said
something about Sarah planning to
move"
She has" Ann said.
And you don't know the adj
dresS?"
NO. Sarah sent for my trunk"
Ann explained. I forgot to get
the address from her. and besides
We were planning to meet after the
show. Oh, Tony, what1l I dO?"
TO BE Continued