OFFER OF FLIGHT TO BRITAIN
Lady Hillary Not Certain Of Trip (New Zealand press Association) AUCKLAND, February 27. It was not even certain that she and her husband would be going to England, said Lady Hillary in Auckland today'commenting on the offer of transport in an R.A.F. Comet for the Hillarys and Dr. Vivian Fuchs. “We have a chance to discuss the trip yet. There are all sorts of things to consider and so I have rather mixed feelings on the whole business.” said Lady Hillary. “So I am not going to worry about it until my husband gets home,” she said. “But to tell the truth I have never been on a decent sea trip and I think it would, be rather good.” “My husband won’t go without me this time,” said Lady Hillary, “and we do think a trip together would be nice. “But there are the children to consider, and worries about the house. Besides I think Ed might like to stay at home and see the children for\ a while,” said Lady Hillary.
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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28523, 28 February 1958, Page 7
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