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pause ut such n populated resort,
Martha pressed on toward Mon
tory.
AT q more normal time she
would have been utterly delighted
with the little town. holding It's
SAVIOR Of old Spain, still beautiful
with now buildings whose archi-
lecture matched the old. But now
she had bat one purrosc--to find
Betty. in n parking lot al the
edge Of town she detached the
trailer and started in the little
coupc to make n round Of the ho-
tells. Eut the search was fruitlcs3:
Not even Carmel. few minutes
dive away, yielded trace OF n
dark hlac roadster carrying a
thin man md q blond YOUNG girl.
Returning from Carmel in the
rising fog, Martha chided herself
for trusting the observation of
the attendant ut Salinas. i've
wasted time" she told herself hit
tcrly. 81 should have gone
straight on to San Francisco. rs
the wire said" But she was too
weary now to attempt the night
drive through tho fog to Salinas.
The fatigue Of the previous day
was still with her, and this second
days driving had been telling. A
little sleep, and then she could
reach San Francisco in three or
four hours.
She brought the coupe back to
the trailer and climbed stiffly out.
She had not tasted food since car
lier in the day at Santa Barbara,
yet the only thought in her mind
was to gain just enough rest to
mako tho remaining miles into
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TRAILER
ADVENTURE
BY Nard Jones
g 1897. NeA Service. Inc.

Martha did hurry. :. al times
she held close TO the maximum
speed limit, and on the lone
straightaways she took a chance
against the law. One thought
kept dining in her brain: she
must reach the Palace Hotel in
San Francisco and contact Betty
Haynes.
Al every little town she paused
ut gasoline stations on the main
highway, asking for information
as TO q dark blue roadster. But
mono had any help 10 give. Il just
came Oh duty, lady" 81 wasn't
mere last night" Or "No, ma'am,
| don't remember any dark blue
roadster at all" In Santa Maria,
IN San Luis ObiSpo. in Paso
Robes, in busy King City, it was
tho same. But still Martha kept
glim!y on, holding to her faith in
the mysterious telegram she had
received at Long Beach.
And then. late that afternoon,
she reached Salinas. YEARLY she
drove into q gasoline yard and
sskcd the same question once
more.
Ozark blue roadster" the at
tcndant said. "I-yes, there was
one in here"
Martha Strengthened in her seat.
DO you remember, was there a
woman in it,"
Eyes. A woman and man. A
thin fellow.--and a girl with light
hair"
Exci;cdly Martha reached into
the pocket o. her Jacket, brought
out the sip # paper on which
she'd written Speddon'S license
numhc". "Was that thc licCnsc"'
The attendant looked at it,
"Gcsh," he said slowly. I'm not
sue. | remember looking at the
Plate when | was filling the tank,
and Il seems to ne j. was some
thing like that. Eut ! can't be
sire"
Mwtho fixed his glance. Please
Try % remember. Did you notice
anything at al strange about the
girl? mean did shc-was she
actnr Icrc2ctly nUtural?'
"Wcll | Thought she looked
soyi 0r down i'm The mouth. Like
muyhc they'd had a fight OF SONG
th;nc. People cone in here Ike
that . lot."
IT might have been fright,
migr-n't 81"
Scared? Well -- well, ! guess
she could've been"
"Aad they went OH toward San
FrapciSco?"
The attendant looked at her.
no they didn't. They turned
down toward Carmel and Mont
Grey
DO wdo YOU know that"
"Thot'S the road right there.
San Francisco is straight amend
II you want. to 20 down to thG;
Carmel coast you turn left here.
He reached into his pocket for ., a
road map. cts not far. Doesn't
take you off the main highway
m"rp'n 20 miles" :,
Martha nodded. Thanks a lot: y
She pad for he" gasoline and oil,
drove swiftly out of the station
lot and down the road to Carmel
and Monterey. THAT must sure
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San Francisco. Forlornly she
started toward the Airspeed trail
or. and was startled to see a man
standing near its door. At first
Martha could not believe her
eyes. Her sudden fright gave way
to anger as she realized that the
man was Gerry Neal! q.
ITO be continued "u
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BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIG2Y-M0RROW co.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. E. Phone 81

Burrowcs Manufacturing COM
pany is charging its plant. Brun-
son Furniture company is doing
some rcmodcling in its store. j.
{. Penney company mas just had
the GuYley Construction company
paint the interior of its store.
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VERY FEW of the readers of

IN tx" OF tht rcaucrS OF
The Times-News realize that |
write insurance. | certainly
DO, and all kinds. Let ne fig
ure with you. Have paid three
claims within last 30 days.
Prompt attention given insur-
ance business. J. II. Yelton.
Phone SID.
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BESlN yEPE TO-DAY

Martha Britain aad Betty
Haynes oversrcnd on their Cali.
fosnia vacation trip and lind
themselves stranded in San Diego.
They answer an ad OF The Air
speed Trailer company and obtain
an assignment TO travel up the
Yves. coast, demonstrating The new
dc luxe trailer. Their suspicious
are aroused somewhat when Ar
nolG S,oSS OF the Airspced com
rsry fails TO ask for either Bond
or references.
They return TO their apartment
70 pack. At their door they sur
prise a Handsome Young man try
inz 90 cntcr. Alphabetically, he
tells them nc stepped off at the
wrong floor and that he is Gerry
Neal.
They start rorth. And then on
TIE outskirts OF 4 listlc town they
Pick 10 Nc=l, h,tch.hiking. He
.ci!s them he is to meet friend,
Jack Spe9don. at Long Beach.
But IT Long Beach auto camp,
Neal has Disappeared FROM the
trailcr. Spccdon aurcars, says he
can't understand Neri's behavior
and d,;vc- off w.th Betty to check
if Neal is as the last gas station
listed h. 'hc girls. Hour and
half later, Betty ard Spcddon are
still missing. Frantic, Martha
calls police. Soon after loud
kroek sounds on the trailer door.
NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VI
When Martha awakened, raised
herself s!ccpiiy to the window,
the bright yellow sun Of Santa
Barbara was high overhead. To
her embarrassment, cars were
parked all along the block which
had been so deserted only Il few
hours before. The snOw-whitc
gaEd Of the leach was dotted with
The bright bathing suits and multi
colorcd sun-umhrcllas. Osfshorc
. dozen small sailing craft played
about, and as Martha gazcd from
the window Il Smrt sneedboat
dashed by tossing spray high
above its sedan ton.
But rs Martha watched she was
possessed Of only one thought
bow Ecttv would have enjoyed
the movement and color Of such
. scene. Nur'ieAly she dashcd
her face with cold water. made Il
slaniash Httcm0t to fix her hair
rrcsentably. Across the street was
. little cafe end she decided it
would &c quicker to breakfast
there.
Returning TO the trailer after a
brief breakfast which she hardly
tasted. NGrthq confronted a pleas
ant-lookins motorcycle officer in
uniform. He smiled and touched
his cap. "Sorry, miss. We don't
allow trailerS to park on this
street, but you can find a
place"
"I'm leaving right away. Off
GER" Martha interrupted and
climbed into the coupe. So quick
" did she suit the action to the
WORD that the officer started aft
err trailer and car opcn-mouthed.
The pleasant officer scratched
his head, uttering q puzzled and
audible comment.
And despite the trailer in tow,
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WE SERVICE all makes Of rSGio:.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. BrCn-
son Furniture Co.
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WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company. Phone l2l.
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PAPER-Drop in and sec
our stock or review samples.
Experienced paper hangers will
hang it for you. Gurley Con-
Struction Co. Phone CSC. l25
Third Ave. w. 3
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED BY year, close an s.
room furnished or unfinished
apartment. a26 Fifth Ave. W.
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lI-Househoid Goods

NOW Is THE TIME to buy that
new Baldwin you have been
admiring at Fullwood Music
Shoppc. 500 reduction on new
pianos. You can own q Baldwin
for IS low as 3Oc per day.
Think Of it,
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I3--Merchandise

81 20 VALUE WILD ROOT sham
poo hair tonic CSC, 6Oc value
Drenc shampoo and Italian
Balm 35c. soc Cashmere bout
ouet hand lotion free with 5Oc
purchase of Colgate's or Palm
Olive goods. Freeze Drug Co."
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i2-Rodios and Serpice

PECIAL-Onc 1856 new cabinet
Atwstcr-kent radio. Special
price $50. Midcity Tire Co.
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is YOUR RADIO performing well /?
Wen check it for you free OF
charge. Reliable Furniture Co..
opposite courthouse. Phone TO
J,
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HOME PAYMENT worries c.as

HOME PAYMENT worries cease
under our easy repayment plan.
100 borrowers are getting Il
debt free home with = smile.
Why not get q loan now 20 buy.
build, refinance OF improve
your home? First Federal Saw
ings 81 Loan Assn.
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40-Miscellareous

PAYING TOP PRICES for eggs
and poultry. j.. X. Cox, Phone
S4S. Successor to Jack Russell.
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business Services
Old SPPIMr CIR
? H -, i HAVE an extra floor

bus, =, aZnt installed in your
he So y. very little cost. Flee
+ Pee zee Co., 100 Fifth Ave.
.g "zo. +. F.. Hart
Il
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= = "a YALE go Good work horse.
J. .a.' par. in corn. Z. l..
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IF A STORM should wreck your
building and kill your livestock
would you be protected? Our
policy would financially protect
you. Morrow Insurance Agency.
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CITY TAX BONDS WILL SOON
BE DISCONTINUED. PAY
NOW AT A BIG SAVING. D.
ROY KEITH, REAL. ESTATE.
PHONE 81.
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USE MERCO fish and tankage
fertilizers for bigger crops and
Woods seeds for best stands.
Mascot lime at right price. Cot
ton hul!s S5c. Sold by II. ID
Hvder. On the Bank at Depot
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livestock and Poultry

~ MATCHING those good
W. hampshire Reds twice
s,sAg Using our new Peter
, :, electric incubator. State
- Tested. Three grades l0c
~ Up Erlrntwater Farms
hatchery. =
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Special Notices

NOTICE to my friends ard Gus
toners: Am going to work
April LIST. Let ne serve you.
Thanks, Shorty.
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WARD PLOW POINTS and re-
pairs. Genuine. All sizes. Wade
King. New location, Main St.,
below courthouse.
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FURS-HlDES-They are bringing
good prices and we are buyin"
heavily. Bring them in at once
for top prices. Sherman'S Groc-
erv Phone ell.
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PRACTICALLY new Frisidaire
electric bottle cooler, twelve
dozen capacity, for only $G5.
Reliable Furniture Co., opposite
courthouse. Phone 770-J.
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I5-Miscelloneous

KEY CHECK with name lOc
Shell Station at Depot.
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29--Help (Female)

waitress.
Apply Home Food SHOP 'oe
Main street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-14
ToJ Join Wife
In Europe

Mr.. Gary Owen, who has
been a recent visitor in the
Capital, has sailed aboard the
Queen Mary to join Mrs. owen
in Switzerland. Mrs. Owen has
been travelling in Europe for
several weeks. Upon their re-
turn to the United States they
will visit in Washington before
returning to their home in San
Francisco.
Mrs. S. J. Gibbins and her
son, R. F. Gibbins, of Daytona
Beach, Fla, have arrived in
Washington and are staying at
the Martinique.
Mrs. M. E. Sugg, Of Hot
Springs, Ark, has arrived in
Washington for a visit Of several
days and during her stay she
will be at Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Margaret MERCER Is
spending a few days in New
York city, where she is staying
at the Hotel Commodore.
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stunning and very wealthy per-
son around town who wears
black practically all the time
and orchids continuously and
who, so say the ones that should
know, will soon be married to an
attractive man, just recently d.
vorced?
WIN BROWN, daughter Of
w Mrs. Thomas Clark Brown,
who made her debut, a season
ago, is, at the moment, up at
the family's summer place.
Sugar Hill, New Hampshire, and
debating. seriously on writing Q
small script or log Of her sum-
mer adventures. Win who IL
just as clever and witty as they
come, could If she wished, write
a most entertaining little story,
but whether she does or not, re-
mains to be seen.
Hal Crowell, son of the H.
Harland Crowells. is very fond Of
modern rhythm and has one Of
the largest and most complete
collection Of recordings by the
top orchestras, that one could
imagine. Just ask for anything
by Benny Goodman, Eddie
Duchin, Tommy Dorsey or the
rest of the we'll knowns and
instantly Hal has it. puts it on
the portable victrola and there
YOU have it.
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"Wednesday
In Church

Miss Dorothy Marion Stock
ing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle D. Stocking, will be mar
ried Tuesday to Mr.. John Eliot
Howard, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil N. Howard, Of Fair
fax, Va.
The wedding will take place
in the Church of Our Saviour.
the Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills
officiating.
Miss Stocking has chosen as
her attendants Mrs. Sirvantis
Henshaw as matron of honor:
Miss Elizabeth Salley, of Orange
burg, S. c., and Miss Miriam
ackhou as bridesmaids.
Little Miss jeanne Guy will be
flower girl.
Mr.. Howard will have his
cousin, Mr.. J. Rosser Shelton,
as his best man. The uShers will
be Mr.. F. Worth Stocking,
brother of the bride-elect. Mr..
C. Carlton, jr., Mr.. Albert Hovey.
King and Mr.. Richard Danzi.
A reception for the wedding
party and the two families will
follow at the home of the
brides parents,
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Miss Wells MarrIeS
Mr.. BauS 70night

The marriage of Miss Lillian
Eaton Wells, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Paul Wells, to
Mr.. Donald Eugene Baus, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton e.
Baus, will take place this eve
ming at 8 o'clock in the Takoma
Park Lutheran Church.
The Rev. Adrian Pfeiffer will
perform the ceremony. The
church will be decorated with
palms. ferns and cut garden
flowers.
Escorting her in marriage will
be the brides father. Miss
Wells has chosen for her bridal
clothes a white chiffon dress
with a very full skirt, lace jacket
and a train in fan shape. She
will wear an overface tulle veil
held by seed pearls. She has
chosen to carry a shower bou.
quet of roses and lilies-of-the-val
ley.
Miss Louise Christine Wells,
the brides sister. will be the
maid of honor. She will wear a
gown of delphinium blue
chiffon, trimmed in pale pink.
Her bouquet will be Of pink
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roses and delphinium. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Elaine
Baus, Miss Dorothy Jarboe and
Miss Jane Ruehle, who will wear
gowns of yellow chiffon, carry
ing summer bouquets of purple
flowers with yellow centers.
Ann Revell Wohlfarth will be
the little flower girl. In a dress
of rose pink taffeta in Colonial
style, she will strew rose petals
along the church aisle.
Mr.. Jack Mccormick will be
the best man. The ushers will
be Mr.. Fred P. Wells, Mr.. Rob-
ert Davis and Mr.. Robert Con-
nor.
The brides mother has de-
cided to wear a powder blue chit
fon gown with a corsage of tai
iSman roses.
The bridegroom's mother will
wear black chiffon and a cor
sage Of talisman roses.
Following the ceremony there
will be a reception at the home
Of the brides parents.
The young couple will make
their home in Chevy Chase.
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Capital Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy C. Wander
cook, of Lansing, Mich, arrived
in Washington today and while
here will be at the Carlton Hotel.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Byron Brugge.
who have been guests for the
past fortnight of Mrs. Brugge'S
parents, Col. and Mrs. C. L.
Tinker at their home in Golf
Club Manor, have left for
Chanute Field, Rantoul. Ill,
where Lieutenant Brugge will
be a student in the aviation
school there.
Prior to their departure.
Colonel and Mrs. Tinker en-
tertained Is guests at a cock
tail party. the occasion being
in celebration of Mrs. Brugge's
birthday anniversary.
DR.. and Mrs. Tomas CajigaS
who are at Ventnor. N. j.. for
the summer, will celebrate their
wedding anniversary on Friday.
August 20. and will entertain .
number of guests from Washing.
ton for the fete.
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limited list Of friends.
CLAIRE MORAN who wears
~ amazingly, stunning clothes
and has been on a recent visit
to washington. has decided to
make them CLOTHES we mean
a career and is coming down
here in the early fall to spend
the winter and be associated
with one Of our smarter gown
shops. Claire, much to the sur
prise Of her friends, has been
working very hard in New York.
in one of the better known
shops there and developed such
a liking for the whole thing that
she thought she might settle
down to a serious career Of it.
Claire who looked very fragile
and lovely the other night in a
black chiffon Of many trailing
folds and touches of brilliant
yellow chiffon, most assuredly
didn't resemble a hard working
career girl, but she must be just
that, for Claire's family are gen.
erously supplied with worldly
goods and she could, If she de.
sired. do nothing more fatiguing.
than sit on cushion and sew
a fine seam"
MRS. HARMER CDUTCH
NA RESIDE, Is still young
enough to have birthdays and
celebrated one yesterday with
luncheon out at Chevy Chase
Club for her regular bridge four
some and herself. Someone
asked Mrs. Reside how old she
was. Mrs. Reside laughed. I'll
answer that by telling you one
of the late Will Rogers pet
stories," she said. will Rogers"
always said that a man of 40
was as old as he felt. but a
woman of 40 was always 49,"
MRS. HARLES TOM P
4v1 KINS, obviously approves
Of the water lily fad. You know
how these lilies have swept over
everything-they are Splashed
on dresses, window Grapes, furn1'
ture covers, greet you from every
bowl and vase, and are really
the last word. Well, Mrs. Temp
kins, has reversed this fad for
herself and wears a huge clus-
ter of them. at the neck Of her
dinner gowns and-it is very
effective and different.
The Doug Schalls. he IS the
son Of the late Senator Thomas
Schall Of Minnesota and she
was the former Mrs. James
Coupal, are building a new coun.
try place out in Maryland and
are also having plans made for
an up-to-date and private avia-
ton field, adjoining their prop
erty. Doug as everyone knows Is
a very air-minded young man,
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Capital Man
To MarrV

The engagement of Miss Isa-
bella Markell, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Markell. Of New
York City, formerly of Balti.
more, to Mr.. Arthur Hamilton
Clephane. of Washington. son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alan c.
Clephane, was made known
Thursday night at Gibson Is
land. Md. where the Markets.
are spending the summer
Miss Markell attended tho
Baldwin School at Bryn Mawr,
Pa, the Peabody Institute of
Music, Baltimore, and the JUL
lard School Of Music in New
York. She has just completed
piano course at L'Ecole de
Beaux Arts, Fontainebleau.
France. She returned from
abroad Wednesday.
Mr.. Clephane was graduated
from the University of North
Carolina and the National Uni
versity Law School. He is a
member of the Racquet Club Of
Washington, the Capital Yacht
Club, the Baltimore Forest
Country Club and the Gibson
Island Club. He has a racing
yacht at Gibson Island. He is .
member of the MI Phi Legal
Fraternity.
The wedding will take place
early in the autumn.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Fitting, Of
Short Hills, N. j., are stopping
at the Martinique during their
stay in Washington.
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Announced

OF interest to Washingtonians
Is the announcement of the en-
gagement by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
lei O'Connell, of New York City
and South Norwalk. Conn, Of
their daughter, Miss Eileen Pa
tricia O'Connell, to Mr.. William
Parker Rousseau, of New York
City, formerly of this city.
Mr.. Rousseau is the son OF
Mrs. H. H. Rousseau, now OF
New York City and Blue Hill,
Me-, and the late Rear Admiral
H. H. Rousseau, U. S. NJ. who
made their home in Georgetown
for a number of years.
Miss O'Connell studied at the
Sacred Heart Convent in New
York and at the Sorbonne in
Paris. Mr.. Rousseau was gradu-
ated from the Lenox School. The
wedding will take place early in
January.
Among those attending the re.
cent luncheon at the st. Regis in
New York when the announce
ment was made were Mr.. Will
liam E. Leahy, of Washington,
and Mr.. H. H. Rousseau, Jr.
X \
Maj. w. r. Buckley and Mrs.
Buckley have arrived in this
city from Tientsin, China. and
are at the Martinique during
their stay in washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wenzell
are in New York City at the
Hotel Commodore.
Mrs. Sidney Kent Legare and
her sister, Miss Julia D. thinner
man, are staying at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Will
liams are in New York, where
they are staying at the Hotel
Commodore.
Comdr. and Mrs. George
Bryan are spending a few days
at the Carlton Hotel.
Miss Mary Virginia Tramwell
is visiting in New York City. She
is staying at the Commodore
Hotel.
Mr.. Francisco Tudela, In this
country as a member of the
Peruvian Boundary Delegation,
Is spending few days in Wash
ington at the Carlton Hotel.
During the summer Mr.. Tudela
is staying at Swampscott, Mass.
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knows planes inside and out and
is himself, an expert pilot.
MISS YOEH WANG, pretty
WA daughter Of the Chinese
Ambassador and hostess for
her father during her mothers
absence, is partial to flower deco
rations for her hair. especially in
the evening. Recently she has
been wearing several. creamy
gardenias, tucked low and in the
back of her shining black hair
and the arrangement is the
prettiest, seen about town In
months.
And do you know the very