Royal Mother and Son Meet Secretly
r PHAT Queen Mary and the Duke of Windsor are devotedly attached to one another is no secret. This fact lends particular intorest to an hitherto unrecorded incident, for tho accuracy of which a reliable informant vouches, says an Australian correspondent. The Duke has, it is said, paid at least one visit to his native land since the date of his abdication. It was a visit to London, and very literally a flying one. Not very long ago, at a time when he and the Duchess were in Paris, the Duke flew over to Hendon, which is a military aerodrome, but where civilian 'planes are permitted to land by special permit. Shortly after the Duke's 'plane landed, a car drove into the aerodrome, out of which stepped Queen Mary. The Queen Mother and her eldest son had a fairly long talk together, and, when it was ended, the Queen returned to her car, which promptly drove ofl, and the Duke, without further delay, flew back to Franco by 'plane..
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23067, 18 June 1938, Page 6 (Supplement)
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