Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-09
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~, 1910: BY News Syndicate Co., Inc.
Lselfish LOUe Recap
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selfish LOUe Recap
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4 TWO PARTS-PART ONE
ls she neared the pier Judy
that she was late. How dread
-her first decent job, and she
late. Already passengers were
ming out and mailing taxis. Judy
nng out, paid her driver and
rried to the elevator. She had
r,r seen Mrs. Warren Baines or
daughter but she experienced
difficulty in picking them out.
little girl was sitting as good
ruld on q trunk under the letter
with her hands in a tiny muff,
ching with polite interest the
umination Of other peoples lug
r. Her mother, vivid in bright
rings \ sable scarf and a coat
q skirt just out Of one of the
tumn collections was laughing
teasing custom official about
3 pearls.
irtainly they were bought in this
ry-they were my mothers.
YOU that last year. Oh. we'll, how
tell that you weren't the same
t-you all look alike to me in those
! became aware of Judy at her
lis Allen-it's you. How nice of
% come to meet uS-such a chore.
I'VE become so good about SNUG
nowadays-nothing-well, almost
ing. I only used to do 1t because
npy maddened Roger and I en-
that. I'm so glad you're going
uke care of Mimi. Do see that
has little fun. She and I always
such wonderful times together
Of course she feels the contrast
she goes to her father" She
Il her voice. Mimi. darling
This Is Miss Allen"
Be child rose, made a little bob and
down again.
box at her." said her mother.
d al that granite face-just like
rs. No. she can't hear me. I'm
.Iy careful what I say TO her about
But every year when she's going
lin she does this to me-alienateS
elt from me-begins to be exactly
hlm-aS II I didn't have enough
bic without that. Don't you think
Rltish Of Roger to insist on having
for his full six months, when he
rs how l feel about being parted
Z her. :" Her great hazel eyes
Z with tears. and she went on
IGly: Take her away, will you
! one good hug. Mimi darling-I
/ saying goodby!"
By and the child moved away to-
tE. Mimi found her way SO COM
|Etly through the crowd that Judy
[l9t dare suggest taking her hand.
)Rntly they were in the taxi. driv-
& girl had not shown one trace OF
III gong to be able to love her
Eho had always been able to love
Eahg that needed it-and some
1 didn't If she couldn't love this
Y she couldn't honorably keep this
b. circle may be squared. the Elm
& theory refuted. but the problem
|-d!ng Jobs for middle-aged women
fout professional training will al
q be with us Judy was nearing so
Ed, nice looking. unseltish. pos
p in short of all those qualities
Ea men praise most loudly in
Esl, but for which they will not
one cent in salary. When Judy's
e: died and left her pennilesS. all
E.r!ends-and she had many-cOm-
q 10 find her a job But the trouble
: Jobs for people like Judy is that
are not only underpaid-they are
1ly pnony. She was rescued from
az shop that did a little dope
r1ng in the back room. and from
Eblicat!on that combined a touch
sackmailing on the side.
Saen Roger asked her to come and
, house for him during the six
rths that he had the custody Of
=, everyone breathed sigh OF
E-the very thing-Judy was safe
the rest Of her life-anyhow until
u grew up and married. Judy
Ter thought so herself. But now gaz-
u that impassive profile she wasn't
saser up, my dear" she said kindly
o;her summer will come, you
rs, of course, Miss Allen" The
was polite. but made Judy feel
platltudinous character of her
Tx.
ger had permitted-had suggested
{ doing over of Minis room before
Arrival. Judy had attended to it
enthusiaSm-scarlet-a lovely,
55tul room. AS soon as they arrived
ne house-Roger was still down.
l-she hurried Mimi upstairs and
open the door.
COX what your father has had .
Tor you," she said.
mi did not speak. she walked .
sht to the dressing table where
autograph of her mother was
ang in a scarlet frame:
mo put that here?" she asked.
did. thought 1t would please
o 1t doesn't"
,ini! What do you mean? Don't
love your mother?"