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[[newspaper clippings]] WITH RACERS AND OFFICIALS AT WOMEN'S NATIONAL AVIATION MEET HERE [[image - photograph of three women, one man]] [[circled]] 1 [[/circled]] [[image - photograph of planes in air flying over a crowd [[circled]]4 [[/circled]] [[image - photograph of woman sitting on an airplane]] [[circled]] 2 [[/circled]] [[image - photograph of man]] [[caption]] 5. - Maj. Alexander P. De Seversky, president of the Seversky Aircraft Co., New York city, who (9) thrilled onlookers by his upside-down flying.[[caption]] [[circled]] 5 [[/circled]] [[image - photograph of four men]] [[caption]] 8. - Four of the officials. Left to right: E. A. Johnson, starter; Howard Mayes, program chief and airport manager; L. L. Custer, contest chairman, and George R. Smith, chief judge. [[/caption]] [[circled]] 8 [[/circled]] Scenes and notables at the Women's National air Meet are shown above. 1. - Left to right: Rhoda E. Davis, Est Lansing, Mich., whose plane was damaged in landing late Friday; Lieut. B. B. Talley, Wright Field, technical adviser, and [[underlined in red]] Mrs. Talley, [[/underlined in red]] pilot, who was unable to enter after her machine crashed at the field last week, and Paula Lind, former Daytonian, now of New York city, who plans to race Sunday. 2. - Annette Gipson, Garden City, Long Island, second place winner in the 20-mile handicap. [[/newspaper clippings]] ^[[ [PAGE 228] ]]