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JILL WENTWORTH, hereto.
ttraellire drbutante
ALAN JEFFRV, here. dotal
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BARRY WENTWORTH, JIIVI
Stepbrother.
J ACK WENTWORTH. Jill
brother.
itLVIA SUWON, ell heiress.
Yesterdays Enter to nee Alen
smelts. but oat knowing where to
Ind him. Jilt derides to visit her
friend Patty. art patrols. Through
Patty she sway Sod Aleut
CHAPTER V
P ATTY'S blithe voice, which
somehow matched her blazing
red hair, answered Jill's one morn
ing over the telephone.
"Hop over," she said. "I want
you to see my diggings. It's not
much to look at.
, "You'll find me two streets south
of Miss Lancaster's tearoom,"
Patty went on. "You remember
the place. If you drew a straight
line from Miss Lancaster's you'd
bump into this old brick place
with a stone stoop and grillwork.
There are window boxes with
flowers in them. You can't miss."
Miss Lancaster's tearoom ap
peared unchanged, as Jill's tan
roadster tore past. Inside, she
knew, the same busy clatter was
going on. But there was a patio
like place at the rear with flagged
flooring, a white trellis covered
with artificial vines, and waitresses
In crisp white and green moving
about.
Jill drove two blocks south and
turned. The mental line she was
drawing flopped over the tops of
buildings to settle down on the
stone stoop of an old red brick
building of the 1890 type. There
was an iron grill s nd flowers
bloomed feebly in weatherwom
green window boxes.
CUIDED by her mental line, Jill
parked and got out.
She stepped inside the dark hall.
The door to the room on the left
' was open, and voices came
through. Two girls were wander
ing around the room, examining
paintingsplaced end to end on
long tables against the wall.
Paintings did things to Jill. Left
her curiously stirred by memory.
She walked slowly toward the
stairway that spiraled upward.
A voice with a giggle in it came
through the open door. "Have you
one of the Blue Danube?"
"I've never seen the Blue Dan
ithe." A cool, deep, aloof voice.
Jill spun about and went back
to the door.
, Directly in front of her on an
old marble, mantel was a picture
or an ancient gateway. And in the
ancient doorway was a stoutish
persona very stoutish person.
none other than Jill's own Milo
Benedict, her big leather purse
dangling from her arm.
Standing near the mantel was a
young man with broad shoulders
end tumbled brown hair. His back
was turned, but Jill knew there
were gray eyes that grew dark and
Intent at times, and a not-soordinary
nose. Yes, Jill knew it;
this was Alan Jeffry.
An elderly lady was looking at
a picture through eyeglasses, se
cured by a chain. She was ob
livious of the fact that the two
girls had corralled the man who
had painted it.
THE room was topsy-turvy. Look
at the place, Jill commented to
herself! Things everywhere. Dust
over everything. I have my doubts
that he could keep a place neat
and orderly.
"I'm afraid," Jill thought, lean
ing for a moment against the door,
"that some day, though, I'm going
to be devoting my life to that man.
If I step through this door, I'm
fairly certain I will."
And then Jill stepped through
the door, committing herself there
by to all the young man's careless
Ways. Some might not have rec
ognized this as love. But Jill rec
ognized it, and the surge and thrill
of her discovery sent the warm
color to her face and quickened
her step as she went to meet des
tiny. Alan Jeffry turned to meet the
newcomer, relief in his eyes. Jill
recognized the look of one about
to be rescued.
Then something else showed.
Recognition and an eager light
that sent a aweet little thrill chas
ing up and down her spine.
"You're not very nice part of
a dream I'm having?" Alan asked.
"I hope not," Jill replied.
feel very substantial. I think this
is the Daytime Me. Does my noc
turnal self visit you often?"
The trio, neglected, wandered
around the room, giving funny.
little excited squeaks: "Oh, Bea
trice, look at this." "Lillian,
doesn't this remind you...."
The elderly woman was no
longer engrossed. She was nosy
peering at Jill through her glasses,
with a look that said as plainly
as words: "Young woman, I do
not trust you. I wouldn't trust any
young woman who came to see a
young man's pictures without a
chaperon. The way you threw
yourself right at him before our
eyes showed what a bold, brazen
young person you are. I hate to
leave a nice young man in your
clutches."
IT looked as if she never would.
'''' "But she's up against it if she
thinks she can outsit me." Jill
thought. She had forgotten all
about her visit to Patty. Tomor
row, she would remember it, per
haps. But tomorrow was another
day. which had nothing to do with
shining moments within one's
grasp.
But at last they were gone.
This, Alan told her, was a one
man exhibit He had inserted a
small ad in one of the papers and
it had brought him the trio.
Maybe there would be others to
morrow. Jill could have wept, remem
bering another one-man exhibit
against a background of gold vel
vet hangings and mellow paneling.
She wished fiercely she could go
out and send all of her rich friends
here. Only, of course, they woukt
not come. Even the finest of pic
tures couldn't compete with the
prestige of a wealthy sponsor.
Anyway, she couldn't have stood
It if some rich old woman tied
aim to a leash and showed him off.
Shadows were filling the room.
rime was marching on much too
rapidly for Jill, who would hoard
her moments.
Man switched on the lights.
"If there were only someone
here," Alan said, doubtfully, "I
mightwe might"
"Were you inviting me to din
ner?" Jill asked breathlessly.
"Were you?"
"We. could go out for dinner.
Or order scrambled eggs."
"I adore them," Jill said.
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T HISTHIS place boasted a telephone.
could hear Alan communi
cating with the outside world. A
world composed of millions of per
sons less the two shut within the
walls here. The only two that
mattered at all to Jill.
Scrambled eggs turned out to
be broiled filet mignon for Jill,
and slightly more substantial meat
for Alan. Salad, iced tea, and cake
topped with whipped cream. There
had been a clean cloth, and shin
ing silver.
She was glad the darkness hid
details about her car. Its expen
siveness contrasted sharply with
the shabby surroundings she was
leaving.
The glow was still on Jill when
she reached home and gave an
excuse for arriving home wined
and dined, so to speak.
Mrs. Wentworth welcomed the
signs of romance. "She probably
met some attractive man at
Elise's," she decided.
That was nice. When girls
didn't marry young, they started
picking themselves a career.
It would be awful to have Jill
become a career girl. It would
mean having her at her heels
always.
(To Be Continued)
The Japanese government bag
a clear conscience and will not
be deflected from its present pol
icy, which will continue in opera
tion until China offers to col
laborate with Japan of her own
free will. Admiral Kiyoshi
Hasegawa.
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