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By B E T T Y H A R C I. A Y
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Artie 11«* Meadow« (rig h t) rig h t and Ollie Alexander, hostesses a t the Savoy ballroom
in New York. They a re p opular and well-known ladies in Gotham. They are tw o ob­
vious reasons for the rush to the “ sophisticated" city every summer.
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Text by BEN D A V IS , JR
Drawn by A. W . R E N N E G A R B E
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