The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-16
Fascinating Barbara Courtney Knew What She Wanted-Men Called Her Dangerous-Wome More Frank, Called Her Scalp Hunter
 But She Got What She Wanted

nome! Almost preparing to return school Almost though she had not come home to stay!
 The thought was soberng We'll, never mind. Diplomas not the most important things in the w9rd aeT a What did people do with them after all the bother! NOW, adays they weren't framed Just tied with ribbon ana reegaed to the attic with the 0f t Ha attic where Pat had turned somersauts so adVenturous from rater when she was 10 and Joan had come to srei and inconsistencies trying to follow.
 Nobody ever could follow Pats pace. Even the boys respected her abilities Pat had been such funny ko shaking red silk paraso in the face of the escape vicious horns There the time Pat out from under the with axle grease smudged on her tte nose after locating the trouble and fixing it, While the pig Brown boys stood heplessy by "Now drive it. Pat had said conemptuousy
 Joan turned studying the young sleeper beside her. Pats rounded white outside the cover How ove fly with her long ashes against her cheeks and that mpudent provocative tilt to her slender when her eyes opened, they would be clear, cool lovely bue
 Pats blue eyes opened "Wel, old gal. you herc aren't you Glad to be back? In the slightly husky draw that was so typicaly Pat
 Terribly glad to be with you and mother Benny and
 "If didn't know Joan, I'd say you're cheerful liar but you would be glad like Pollyanna nothing Pat was silent moment "can. tell me how we're going to nansge this winter and next summer ana next year? No money, no credit! "Wel you're working And I'll have something soon"
 Pat thought of her job typng in the large hardware concern we cant 70 very far on $10 a week. she said "oh Joan it's hard being so p0or Do you suppose we'll 1 ever be anybody"
 Don't worry I'll get something.'
 "Yes You'll get half dozen kids to teach after calling on all the mothers Memphis got something too after wearing half dozen pairs of silk stockings interview ing T s or sse en which out be mission obsaer registering at all the agencies ana never hearing from them because more ana % be thinking what fine help I'd be in anything they knew of, and please their influence and-!' ,.. "Pat, will you stop! W
 laughing. Pat utterly ridiculous, of course but trying to find work without training must be sooerns experience
 We'll of course the thing would be go about it prop ery She would drive the school administration buid- substitute teacher And call Professor Harrison at and Professor Wilson at Central They could probably put her touch with students needing coaching for college
 There must be opportunities sing at entertainments if she only knew them Mrs Walter Courtwell probably could direct her to the right people She was so active club and social life and so understanding and cordial Sne time the clinic after he broke his ar this adding to his other troubles
 What are you thinking about Joan? You look sober Worred?'
 "No we can't afford to worry
 Cant afford not to" said Pat "Joan want different life from mothers don't want to slave and get wrinkles and gray hair and be worried everasng because my ch dren can't go with the rgh people want to belong to the Cotlon club and the Dinner club It's fun going to movies when want to dance on cool roof or go to the Country club Some day I'm going to say out to the club just as casually as other girls Just watch and see!
 Joan was out of bed slipping into bright green kmono 'We, when do begin getting rich and power | full? And how do we do it?'
 "rve an idea I'll have to marry rich husband-like Jerry Forester.
 I "Who is he?"
 II Just the bosss He's been hanging around lot I'm just good looking of the girls who drive with him in that big French ear Pat added after moment "Joan you know you're awuly good looking now You've changed" I Joan bushed. Don't De silly"
 Probably there's man." Fl "No" | Haven't you who made you feel like you were doing p-fop from pane-al excited and scared and thrled?'
 Il "Idiotp Joan added after moment honesty "Weil one-! U CTo Be Continued) h of the stereotyped noOel pIof-Mary Ray ecting Time Present into her story as only q