Breaking all rules and granting her first interview since she sailed from California, Mrs, Trippe told a repre~ sentative of the "North-China Herald" that the loveliest part of the trip had been the China Coast.
Mrs, 'Trippe, who has been air minded for more than ten years and. has flown all over the country, said that there was no thought of nervousness on the part of any of the passengers. Plying over the Pacific tone was no more conscious of only' sea and sky than one would be on a luxurious Jiner, "After all the Cippers are commodious ships of the 'This is the first trip to China for both Mrs. Trippe and Mrs. Whitney. 'The entire trip has taken them only' fourteen days—from New York to Shanghai.
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