Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

seen Sylvia Patterson reduced TO
mysteries because of what she be-
lleved at the time was Sloan's hru-
tally; but in the end he always
manages to get what he wants out
OF them"
Anne Winter was In q seventh
heaven Of ectasy. The day that
Sloan's decision was made known TO
her she was summoned 70 Mr.. john
sor's office and that individual de-
livered himself Of q friendly little
speech of congratulaticn and a
somewhat fatherly talk on the neces-
sity of her taking her work and her
opportunity at Grand United SER
icusly.
Nothing makes us any happier.
Miss Winter. than To give someone
a real chance-especially someone
deserving ID. For your present Op-
portunity you can thank the train
ing you acquired on the staee-and
your good friend Mr. Rorimer."
The executive smiled. III was
Rorimer, you know. who Informed
Us that we weren't taking full adj
vantage OF your talent. He spoke
right up III CT rich.
III know that anne said. HE
told me later what he had done.
I'm grateful TO him, and To you for
listening to him-and Ia MI. Sloan,
OF course. Everybody has been very
wonderful to me. iii try very hard
% deserve your kindness"
I'm sure you will-only don't
cali 1T kindness, Miss Winter. We're
pretty h~ard5oiled. really
Anne went az once To Rorimer's
little office and found him there
bending over his typewriter, at
work on his scenario. Dan. she
said at once, I'm 50 happy I could
hug you right here
And Dan grinned and got up
GO right ahead. Anne; ! won't
stop you"
But Anne glanced around in pre-
tended fear or discovery and
laughed. II Il weren't 90 pub
lie
We'll. We can put 1t off till this
evening, ! suppose. but that's a
mighty long time to wait. IN sur
glad you got III, Anne. YOU don't
know how badly I wanted 70 see
YOU get it. Well have TO celebrate.
won't we?'
You're such a dear person. Dan
R0rimer. We certainly must. what
shall We do?1
Dan considered thoughtully.
Wei. I don't know" he told her
il guess 1t really requires some
thought. How about you? Got any
ideas?"
Anne smiIingly confessed that
she had none at the moment that
would do justice TO the occasion.
Because 1 don't know when I've
really been SO happy
She left him with the under
standing that she would have her
mind made up when he called for
her.
When he arrived at the bungalow
that evening she suggested I'm
mediately that they 60 for a drive.
Anywhere. ! just want 20 talk,
Dan. There are SO many things 70
~lk about, and I've been such g
pest to Mona ever since I cot home.
All right with me-" Dan said.
And I hope you haven't forgotten
that little matter you brought up
this afternoon in my office"
What little matter?y Anne
frowned.
Why. YOU haven't fo-rotten.
have you?"
"Oh, / know" She laughed and
ran over to him and threw her
arms around him. She said to
Mona, in explanation: II told hin.
this afternoon I was so happy that
I could hug him. and you see I'VE
made me make good with my
threat
That's right, Dan" Mona said.
Don't let ner get away with anE-
thing. You kids get out OF here
now: my date win be here any
minute. We're going TO the Egyp-
tan and see one Of my pictures"
Mona grinned. I'm in a couple
Of the mob scenes. You know me
nothing like success. Goodby now
She's a great little kid" Dan
said. helping Anne into the car.
Did you eve see anybody a.
cheerful"
And Anne shook her head IN Y
positive manner. Dan. she said
couldn't begin to appreciate Mona
Morrison as much as she did. mo
one could. She's lust "A little won