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As I was restmg rn one of the easy chanrs 1 famrlrar frgure set down beslde me I guess I stared too hard If her and she thought I w ts crazy She spoke up and sald Dont you know nts tgrmst the law now days to stare? Law thats rt one of my Busxness Law mates Dons Curns' After I talked w1th her a whnle she recognrzed me She told me she h 1d become an ambassador to Austrla She also told me that Helen Flemmg was one of her helpers When I landed ln Italy I saw 1 blonde sallor on the clock I hanled h1m because I thought I knew hrm and I drd It was Walt Patterson He asked me to come over to hrs house for drnr-er When I got thcre I found th If he had marrned anrce and had fxve blond hatred blue eyed chrldren Up rn Swxtzerland when I stopped t 1 certarn lodge the owners name sounded flmrlrar When I stepped up to the desk I knew who II was the one who was always quiet and who sat In the back corner nn Englnsh 17 Marrlyn 7el1ff In my conversatnon wrth her she told me th at Mary Lou and Brll Blessrng came to her lodge every wmter Bxll becrme the owner of the Amerxun Hotel Thy were happrly marrned and the parents of two chrldren I also learned that Arlene w ts a mt d for B111 and Mrry Lou durxng the baseball season so she and Allan could be together read that Danny Iyon had bought hrs fathers f1ve hundred acre Chicken farm the largest rn the world I also read that Dranna Chaffee was scheduled to play the prano nr- the Metropolt tan Opera House I was not surprtsed because she was very talented ID music But I was really surprlsed when I read that Phyllls Babbltt was gomg to make a speech at the Unrted Natrons Burldmg It IS a good thmg that I have arrrved home because I have just spent my last dime for thrs paper A m1ll1on dollars doesn t go very far now days you know N I 2' ,FY l 1 Q W. I 5 22 ,Z I x NIB' 11 When I returned, I got a New York paper and got caught up on the news. I 11 lb '. lg 'O s .I f x -, rr Sl- I .. I I -- , fn. 6' 1 V- 015 - M fy ' xl ' A X 1 7 I QNX. ' . ' 4- S! . N l Q I
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