The Archive · 1938

Us. Sells More Planes to China and Japan

Washington, Jan. 14.

The Department of Commerce revealed to-day that Chiba bought 21 planes from the United States last November. The planes were valued at 9922817. Plane parts valued at $101489 also were purchased during the us m ment fan" amount Sóvi A düiet Weeding, but one of great interest to Shang foreign commühit, took place yesterday morning ili the U. S. Consulate-General, When Miss BELLY Fowler. daughter of Mr. aha Mrs, W. W. Fowler of Chicago, Wineis, was united in wéd-lock to Df. Ashton Laidlaw. son of Mrs. Fran Laidlaw, of Piedmont, Califoriia, before Judge M. J. Helmick.

Tus bride Wore a charming green wool ensétiblé, with a three-quarters length coat: trimmed With lynx, With a brown Hat end Brew accessories, man.

Both bride and groórh bad been present at a Similar ceremony at the American Court on Wednesday when they were witnesses at the marriage of the bride's sister, the former Miss Susan Fowler, io Mr. Robert G. Biese), junt, of Newport, Rhode Island. The sisters recently returned to Shanghai from Ameticai with their parents.

Alter the ceremony a smäll luncheon party was given by the patent of the bride at ihe Park Hotel for the intimate friends of the bridal couple.

[Corfu Tender

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