CHAPTER 9HOME ON CEDAR STREET
When Flight Ten arrived in Chicago on Wednesday, the publicity department of Skylines, Inc., was present in a body with three or four newspaper photographers in tow.
Jane waited, grinning, as the cameramen took pictures of Peggy with the crew, and Peggy alone.
“You’re a heroine!” Jane had called, as soon as the last passenger alighted from the plane and had been checked from the manifest. “I’ve got all the clippings about your saving Miss Blaine’s life!”
Peggy was embarrassed, but she remembered Miss Huston’s warning that hostesses were frequently photographed for publicity purposes.
As soon as Peggy had posed, she went back into the plane to report to the lad from the commissary department that the buzzer on Seat Five was out of order and that there was
