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Miss Munday said Margaret was too much in the limelight to make fashion errors because "Margaret's fashion is business—our national business." She said she hoped the Princess would regain her sense of dress and help bring the world's "fashion-conscious women flocking to buy British." Note to Miss Munday— Margaret may be momentarily losing her fashion sense, as she says, but you ought to see the way men and women flock to get an admiring look at her every time she appears in public. Factory Authorized Service and Parts SUMMERS Sales & Service, Inc. 1503 N Capitol St. Adams 4-6782 NEED FUEL OIL OR OIL BURNER SERVICE? If you need fuel oil burner service or furnace cleaning, call RE. 7-5800, the Old Reliable A. P. Woodson Co. Our service cost is reasonable and guaranteed. Budget accounts available! We serve D, C, Md. and Va.! Established 19/9 • The Old Reliable A. P. WOODSON CO. _njj_H_st_N.W. a RE. 7-5800 Twining Notes Soviet's Speed In Air Buildup MOSCOW, July 2. The route of Soviet progress in aviation most impressed the United States Air Force delegation in vited to Moscow to see the Soviet Union’s big air show and inspect air bases and factories. Gen. Nathan F. Twining, the United States Air Force chief of staff, and his aides found Russian achievements in aviation considerable, but they noted particularly the speed with which the Soviets have developed their air force. The American group agreed the rapid Russian gains pointed up sharply the need for more emphasis in the United States on research and technical and scientific training. Neither Gen. Twining nor the officers who accompanied him said before their departure for home yesterday that their Russian hosts had revealed to them anything startlingly new. Tour Enlightening But their tour, they said, was interesting and enlightening. They observed that while the . 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Satellites Nervous Neighboring satellite nations shared Poland's nervousness over the Poznan. Too, stepped up their propaganda aimed at getting workers’ support. East Berlin's Communist radio told the East Germans they are better off than "millions of workers in the West who are on strike against the imperialist policy of their governments." The broadcast said those out in the West include 650,000 American steel workers, 150,000 in Peru, 9,500 French coal miners. 900 dock workers at Aden and 400 British automobile workers in Hungary’s Communist party said Poznan proved the "danger that enemies of Hungary will provoke unrest has become increasingly greater." The Red regime in Czechoslovakia complained that in that nation's coal pits "absenteeism is growing and worker output is declining." One businessman returning to Berlin from Poznan said though the city of 365,000 now appeared calm on the surface, the population was fearful of what Red retaliation lay in store once. 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