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You seem pleased town where she was born. Widow with yourself for a girl facing of an international banker, she had a long, dull summer in the pro- lived comfortably on the Riviera vinces." Vicky sat down on a window- seat, hugging her gnees. and her honey-colored hair fell around her cheeks. "Oh, I don't think it's after ail until the war. In her party are Victoria Jenkins, her granddaughter: Marcel Perrault, an eldf rly Frenchman who is her portrait painter, and Sir Charles Madden, her but- going to be so bad ler.

Sophie has bought the old Granny down Peabody house on exclusive Goose "She's in the studio, sitting for Neck point. Vicky, walking alone Marcel." along the cliffs, meets Salter Ba-; "Poor Granny! And on a won- got, who lives next door. Salty is'derful day like this. Wouldn't it very handsome, seems bowled over, ne i ce or her if we could get by Vicky. They make a date to go Marcel interested in painting the to the movies.

VI Coming into Gray Shingles by scenery around Goose Neck?" Sir Charles looked at her quizzically. "You've been rather terested in it yourself, this morn the garden door, Vicky met Sir Charles, who had laid the silver ing, haven't you? I never knew out on the breakfast-room table you to start off for a walk quite so and was getting ready to clean it. early." His long, flexible fingers "Well," said Vicky in a reason- lovingly over the ornate and tone of voice, "there's no use sive tea service that had been pre-' leaving New York for the sum- sented to Madame by the Grand mer if you don't get outdoors." Duke Boris. i "I never yet saw you leave the "Good morning, Sir Charles," I house by yourself. Or at least if Vickv said, sitting down to talk did.

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Visit showroom, and place and i i WNII TQC NEW 1947 CHEVROLET SALINE MOTOR CO. in. i No. I just happened to meet one' oi our new neighbors." Army Calls Underground Factories Most Practical WASHINGTON, May 7-- iU.R view today that complete under- turn by the end of World i iound factories would be "the said if they had been aileouitd nncd hau- The AAF said Germany had 143, any vpc butler smiled." "Youn 0 The Army Air Forces expressed the underground factories in produc- against Germany th The suppose?" "Mm hmm." Male?" Mm-hmm." And good-looking' 1 Sir Charles, you know I think I might a pleas-j ant summer alter all A pleasant summer." I ou ever see him SLid Sir Charles. "Probabh you' i don't en his name." "Yes, I do.

Hts name is Salter 1 BaL'ot. Unl calls him bir Charles laid his cham- "Salter Bagot! Good Lord i dor. take him seiiously said thing about serious''" I He looked at her soberly I ou're bound to get serious some- i He sighed a little and said. I hesitant and with an unusual dit- 1 licence ot manner. "ViCtona.

I hate i i i say this to jou. but i don't "you be hurt. This--Bagoi doesn't sound like sort at all. Watch out. After he meets your i grandmother, and Marcel, and one thing or another, he may not wani lo come and see ou." 1 "Why in the world not?" asked' Victoria, astonished "Even.

to see Grandmother She's one of the sights of the world." i Sir Charles sighed again. dear, people like that have seen i only in the stage. Her prrvate! hie, as a neighbor, maj strike them I jas a bit--irregular." i Vicky swung her feet to the floor and fa'ced Sir Charles The idea ithat might, not approve of Sophie van Eyck had never oc-, i curred to her" "Irre-ular?" she i echoed. But Granny was outside all ordinary standards of or talent or grandmotherhood: She was not only the most genuinely' great woman of her profession, she was the most genuinely kind' and lovable woman in the world. Vicky said flatly.

"Half the world has always flocked around Granny, and you know it. Not only i France, but in the hotel in New 1 "People who aren't related to each other are expected to live in i hotels." Said Sir Charles dryly. "And anyway, New York in one I thing, New England another. New aren't like the people vou've know i Vicona sat back and looked! dreamily out at the flower gar-j den. "I've only met one New; Englander so far." she said, thinking of Salty's pleasant, cheerful' and humorless face.

"And he cer- i tainly isn't quite like anyone else I've known." "All right," said Sir "I only wanted to uarn you. A girl like you. been Drought up to do as she pleases, can't be- too careful. You re likely to get hurt running around i people, led a sheltered life." "Don't forget." a i i thoughtfully. "Granny 1 i came from these parts "Yes." Sir Charles agiccd, "and I think her cor.scier.ee has been bothering her ever since." Victoria twisted herself off the 1 window sill and left him.

du, pleased the turn the convcrsa- lion had taken. i "Vicky!" Sir Charles called after i her "Is this in the Army or, Navy?" She stopped in the hall. "I never thought of that." sht- admitieJ. I "He wasn't any siw i a she went on co.isid- enng thr probaMe rc3.illon^hip ol and the (To Ke Continued i Inland Steel Strike Ends CHICAGO. May 7 -IT'--Inland Steel Co.

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