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NEW YORK WORLD-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941. New York Gets a Burma Road Mart [[image]] With Clare Boothe (left) as hostess and Gertrude Lawrence (center) as shopper, the United China Relief opened today its new Burma Road Mart at 535 Madison Ave. Miss Ya-Ching Lee (right) displaying some artificial flowers on sale. Other goods include the first linens made by the co-operative workshops sponsored by Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, coral and gold tapestry from Peiping's Forbidden City, and jewels and art objects. From 25 cents up. [[/image]]