Bright Eyes1934

J. Wellington Smythe:
As far as I can find out, there are no relatives.

Anita Smythe:
Now what are we to do?

J. Wellington Smythe:
She's no concern of ours. We have neither a legal nor a moral responsibility.

Anita Smythe:
But after all, the woman worked for us. People will naturally expect us to do something. Maybe one of those aviators would like to adopt her.

J. Wellington Smythe:
Well, if they do, let them go to court. All we can do is see that the little girl is placed in an institution.