Unexciting

You are about to hear a romantic grammar entitled, unexciting from Street and Smith's Love Story magazine, featuring the Love Story girl in the role of Kit Swats. And now we bring you the story of Catherine Watson, commonly called Kit, who has a double problem, both sides of the nail.

One of the men is her grand father, old Senator Watson, the racing senator they call him. It's rumored that he has won and lost several fortunes on the turf. The other side of Kit's problem, over here he comes in later.

Just now we want you to meet Kit's and her grandfather seated in the bright spring sunshine in Senator Watson's box on the terrace of the clubhouse at Tan Phoram. The other occupant of the box is named Berg, Thalis Berg, head of a big betting syndicate.

It's and her grandfather have just won a bet on Skipjack at Tan to One and Berg is paying out. Senator Watson is doing a bit of gloating. Nice going, kid. It makes us now under 5,000 to the good.

Come time for the cup, Ray, honey, and we'll have a right-sizable rule to back black rose. That's my entry, Burger. Look out for him. Yeah, that old spam and proving down a hank. Let me tell you, Berg, that's one of the finest horses that ever carry the Watson color.

No horse or mastable ever with a salvo. Now, friend, Dad, remember your blood pressure. Mr. Berg is only trying to get even with you for winning his perfectly good money. Well, maybe there's something in that.

As 2,500, there you are, Senator. I don't know better than to bet against you. Oh sure. They can skip Jack one-nothing. He would usually the field. A little experience is all it takes. Sure, I know. If the horse wins, you pick him.