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| rdfs:comment | - Mrs. Potter was a wealthy widow who wanted to use her late husband's estate to help the people of Dick Tracy's city. She was an elderly woman with grey hair and a pleasant demeanor. She often used a pair of spectacles to help her see. During World War II, Mrs. Potter converted her large home into a day-care center for the children of working mothers. She hired the amputee nurse Frizzletop to assist her.
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| abstract | - Mrs. Potter was a wealthy widow who wanted to use her late husband's estate to help the people of Dick Tracy's city. She was an elderly woman with grey hair and a pleasant demeanor. She often used a pair of spectacles to help her see. During World War II, Mrs. Potter converted her large home into a day-care center for the children of working mothers. She hired the amputee nurse Frizzletop to assist her. One of the women who used the day-care center was Myrtle Wreath, whose son Johnny was very young. While under Mrs. Potter's care, Johnny was abducted by Myrtle's estranged husband Nifty. Mrs. Potter and Frizzletop consoled Myrtle until Johnny was recovered.
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