The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-26
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WHAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR

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 Forces are at work that threat en the happiness of lovely DANA STANLEY and her attractive hus- band, DIR. SCOTT STANLEY, Q struggling young physician.
 Danass grandmother, who had hOped she would marry rich RONALD MOORE, is eager for the marriage to go on the rocks. PAULA LONG, who has been hopelessly in love with Scott fol years, is also eager for the mar riage to fail.
 Meanwhile, Dana's half-siSter NANCY, is in love with Ronald Knowing he loves Dana, sh masks her feeliugS behind an an. tagonistic attitude.
 Paula goes to Scott'S office and asks him to prescribe for se- we're headache. Scott is puzzled by Paula's hysterical Ges~..r
 of her suffering.
 Dana and Scott almost quarre when she questions him about luncheon engagement with Paula
 Scott meets MRS. CAMERON, and she tells him Dana is mak- ing a martyr of herself by strict economies.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER XxvIT
 Dana had heard so much about the new office that it was im- possible not to feel curious and excited, but she had decided to wait until Scott was settled before paying him visit. It didn't seem dignified to rush down the first thing, as though she weren't ac- customed to nice offices.
 Several weeks after Scott took the new quarters she entered lei surely. The lobby was well-filled. An extremely busy-looking young woman sat at a mahogany desk.
 ''Is Dr. Stanley inP"
 The young woman, who was evil dently looking up case history in the files near the desk, scarcely glanced up.
 'sThere are several ahead of you" she said. Will you wait?"
 "11l come back" Dana answered.
 At the door she turned. She had come downtown for this particular purpose. Perhaps it wouldn't be very long before Scott could see her.
 The girl at the desk had evil dently forgotten Dana. She was giving some information to a man and woman who had just come in.
 This office assistant had an ab- rupt manner. She wasn't at all like Miss Lee, who was sweet and gracious, and who had married. Dana thought it must be trying, sitting there long hours, watching sick people come and go. Hearing people complain. It wasn't very cheerful occupation for a girl.
 Dana crossed to seat near the deok and picked up a discarded magazine. The girl was still talk ing to the man and woman. The telephone interrupted and she ans wered briskly. T did deliver your message, Miss Long. expect he's been too busy to call. I'm sorry" She hung up the receiver vi- ciously. Dana's startled face, close by, came within her range of vi- sion. Instantly, the frown was erased and the girl smiled, mur- nuring apologetically.
 'T try to be patient, but this par ticular person is so trying. Always calling when there's no good req son for it. And she never can un- derstand why a doctor is too busy to talk to her."
 T don't believe I have your name" the girl went on. Weren't you waiting to see one of the doc- tors?"
 "I've decided not to wait" Dana said.
 She was a little ashamed of her resentment. Of course Scott couldn't help Paula calling him. Or could he? Couldn't he make it clear that social calls were out during office hours?
 Doubtless Paula was annoyed be- cause they had dropped out of everything. Whatever the reason, Dana didn't like Paula tagging on to Scott. She didn't like the way the office girl had talked about Paula calling when she had no good reason for calling. Always calling. The girl hadn't mentioned the doctors name. But Miss Long always calling couldn't be anybody else but Paula.
 T don't think she's dangerous" Dana unused, walking rapidly. Maybe she is. Maybe she is more dangerous than I think. But still she strikes me as a rather pathetic person. She's so restless and dis satisfied"
 Dana succeeded in putting Paula out of her mind. She was in a
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