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Press, Volume XCII, Issue 27795, 21 October 1955, Page 18

When we travel comfort’s everything : Z JBgMMIiBKSi “It's fifty yean since we honeymooned with a horse and trap. Then George asked us to come up and see our grandchildren and he sent us air tickets D’you know, the N.A.C. staff treated us as if we were Dresden china (which Jean Is). N* crowds, no scrambling for seats—Just smooth, cushioned comfort and hey presto! there was George waiting for us! As Jean said 'here we’ve been staying at home all these yean Just because we couldn’t face the rigours of travelling and all the time there’s been this wonderful economical air travel, waiting our command’. What a magnificent thing this flying is.” Flying’s the way to travel 8 1W.T.4 NEW IE Ar* ND NATIONAL AIRWAY! CORPORATION

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