CHAPTER 8PEGGY ISSUES ORDERS
A day in Albuquerque was a thrilling experience for Peggy. She spent her free time strolling about the old sections of the town, and visiting the ancient church with its fourteenth century bell and colorful Spanish-Indian influence in decoration. She brought a small Navajo rug for her mother, and silver bracelets for Jane.
The trip back to Chicago was uneventful. Most of the passengers were business men, newspaper writers, salesmen. Since it was a sleeper plane, she was of real assistance to Miss Talley in serving breakfasts and making up the berths on Sunday morning.
Jane, Tex Martin, and Miss Huston were waiting at the Chicago terminal when she arrived. “I had a grand trip,” she reported. “Have any of the others had their familiarization flights yet?”
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