Babysitting for Three

I'm Olive Soaf, your beauty hope and lustre cream shampoo for soft glamorous green girl hair bring you our Miss Brooks starring E. Varden. Although our Miss Brooks teaches English at Madison High, her problems like those of any other teacher aren't always confined to purely scholastic ones.

There's Mr. Philip Boynton, for instance, a biology teacher of whom Miss Brooks is extremely fond. And who in return lavishes his affection upon his frogs and guinea pigs? There have been other problems too. A perfect example of what I'm talking about occurred last Sunday.

A grand illustration of what can happen when you let a little softness of the heart spread to your head. The day started off innocently enough when my land lady Mrs. Davis knocked on my door around 9.30 in the morning.

I'm glad you did, Mrs. Davis. I've got to do a little checking today on one of my pupils who's been absent all week. Eddie Garson. But Connie, today is Sunday. Oh, that's all right, Mrs. Davis. I've been up.

Since when? Since you said Connie. Oh, Connie. Get up, Connie. It's 9.30. Will I got your note to wake you, dear? I'm glad you did, Mrs. Davis. I've got to do a little checking today on one of my pupils week, Eddie Garson.

But Connie, today is Sunday. I know Mrs. Davis, but Eddie's always had such a good record of attendance. I just can't understand it. His mother hasn't answered any of my notes, and by tomorrow Mr. Conklin will send a truned officer after him.

I'm going over to his house today and investigate. It's very nice of you to take such an interest in the boy, Connie. Well, I feel it's my duty to go to Eddie's home. Mrs. Davis, he's always been a good student, well behaved with a fine character, and he He lives four doors for Mr. Boynton.