cgraven
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Foreign Correspondent.
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Jonas Pincheon had his doubts about the young copy girl he had hired a month ago. She had represented herself as a graduate of Smith College with a degree in literature and journalism. Oh he had hired her on a lark and just to put the growing suffragette and progressive movement on their ear. Just the thought of the conservative Springfield Herald being the first major newspaper to employ a woman in any capacity, and especially one who was a graduate of that eeliest feminine institution Smith College would take the wind out of their sails and put them in the distasteful position of having to parasite his progressiveness, and now to learn she was a fraud. Well he would soon put her in her place.
“Mr. Fish!”
Pinchoen’s voice boomed across the boisterous chatter of the news room as he called for his personal assistant. The young man, in his mid twenties, came running on the double. He had learned long sense that it did not pay to keep The Boss waiting, not if you valued your job.
“Fish tell Miss Carlton I want to see her in my Office on the third floor in ten minutes. Tell her if she takes eleven minutes that she well be seeking employment somewhere else, for she want be working for the Springfield Herald.”
Michael Fish turned on his heel and headed out on the run for the news room hollering at the top of his lungs,
“Miss Carlton, Miss Carlton…”
Five minutes of the hapless girl’s ten minutes had already slipped away when Fish finally located her in the papers achieves.
“The Boss……(ha…ha)… wants to see…..(ha….ha)…. you in the citadel……(ha….ha..) in ….”
Fish consulted his pocket watch,
”….in five minutes Miss Carlton.”
Michael Fish was bent over at the waist his hands on his knees as he fought to catch his breath.
The Boss is really on the war Talia never saw him so mad.”
Everyone who worked for the Springfield Herald knew that to be summoned to the citadel by the Boss bode ill for the recipient of the summons.
Jonas Pincheon pocket watch was open and in the palm of his hand as he watched the minutes tick by. The second hand had just marked minute nine’s passing when he heard the soft knock on his door
“Enter Miss Carlton”
There was no emotion in his deep dark voice. He held the young girl in the unblinking gaze of his cold hazel eyes.
“Smith College……Literature……..and ………Journalism”
Each word was slowly spoken, and clearly enunciated. Each word spoken as an accusation rather than a matter of fact.
“Can you give me one reason why I should not fire you on the spot Miss Carlton, for up to this point you have shown yourself to be a liar and a fraud!”
Jonas Pincheon had left Talia standing before the massive mahogany desk, everything about the office was designed to make the hapless victim feel small insignificant and there was never a chair for the condemned to sit in. Before Talia could answer Mr. Fish burst into the room. The fear in the young man’s eyes for having violated the citadel without being called for was obvious in his shifting eyes and the nervous tremor in his voice as he spoke.
“Mr. Douglas is missing Sir the, news just came in over the ticker tape.”
“Damn!”
Pincheon ran his fingers through his ginger hair, the little auburn haired girl forgotten for the moment. Jack Douglas was the Herald’s Foreign Correspondent that was covering the Russo Japanese War in far off China.
“Fish call Bowles Field and have them prepare my airship. Now get the hell out of here!”
Then Jonas once more turned his undivided attention to the little blue eyed waif in the frumpy dark grey.
“And you Miss Carlton what do you have to say for yourself?”
Jonas Pincheon wondered what else, beside her factious past, the blue eyed girl with the angelic face might be hiding under that drab ill fitting dress she wore.
“Well!”
he barked at her.
This thread is closed for Vailyn and cgraven. Read along and enjoy.
Jonas Pincheon had his doubts about the young copy girl he had hired a month ago. She had represented herself as a graduate of Smith College with a degree in literature and journalism. Oh he had hired her on a lark and just to put the growing suffragette and progressive movement on their ear. Just the thought of the conservative Springfield Herald being the first major newspaper to employ a woman in any capacity, and especially one who was a graduate of that eeliest feminine institution Smith College would take the wind out of their sails and put them in the distasteful position of having to parasite his progressiveness, and now to learn she was a fraud. Well he would soon put her in her place.
“Mr. Fish!”
Pinchoen’s voice boomed across the boisterous chatter of the news room as he called for his personal assistant. The young man, in his mid twenties, came running on the double. He had learned long sense that it did not pay to keep The Boss waiting, not if you valued your job.
“Fish tell Miss Carlton I want to see her in my Office on the third floor in ten minutes. Tell her if she takes eleven minutes that she well be seeking employment somewhere else, for she want be working for the Springfield Herald.”
Michael Fish turned on his heel and headed out on the run for the news room hollering at the top of his lungs,
“Miss Carlton, Miss Carlton…”
Five minutes of the hapless girl’s ten minutes had already slipped away when Fish finally located her in the papers achieves.
“The Boss……(ha…ha)… wants to see…..(ha….ha)…. you in the citadel……(ha….ha..) in ….”
Fish consulted his pocket watch,
”….in five minutes Miss Carlton.”
Michael Fish was bent over at the waist his hands on his knees as he fought to catch his breath.
The Boss is really on the war Talia never saw him so mad.”
Everyone who worked for the Springfield Herald knew that to be summoned to the citadel by the Boss bode ill for the recipient of the summons.
Jonas Pincheon pocket watch was open and in the palm of his hand as he watched the minutes tick by. The second hand had just marked minute nine’s passing when he heard the soft knock on his door
“Enter Miss Carlton”
There was no emotion in his deep dark voice. He held the young girl in the unblinking gaze of his cold hazel eyes.
“Smith College……Literature……..and ………Journalism”
Each word was slowly spoken, and clearly enunciated. Each word spoken as an accusation rather than a matter of fact.
“Can you give me one reason why I should not fire you on the spot Miss Carlton, for up to this point you have shown yourself to be a liar and a fraud!”
Jonas Pincheon had left Talia standing before the massive mahogany desk, everything about the office was designed to make the hapless victim feel small insignificant and there was never a chair for the condemned to sit in. Before Talia could answer Mr. Fish burst into the room. The fear in the young man’s eyes for having violated the citadel without being called for was obvious in his shifting eyes and the nervous tremor in his voice as he spoke.
“Mr. Douglas is missing Sir the, news just came in over the ticker tape.”
“Damn!”
Pincheon ran his fingers through his ginger hair, the little auburn haired girl forgotten for the moment. Jack Douglas was the Herald’s Foreign Correspondent that was covering the Russo Japanese War in far off China.
“Fish call Bowles Field and have them prepare my airship. Now get the hell out of here!”
Then Jonas once more turned his undivided attention to the little blue eyed waif in the frumpy dark grey.
“And you Miss Carlton what do you have to say for yourself?”
Jonas Pincheon wondered what else, beside her factious past, the blue eyed girl with the angelic face might be hiding under that drab ill fitting dress she wore.
“Well!”
he barked at her.
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