FORFEITING FAME

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 297, 30 November 1936, Page 8

FORFEITING FAME

L'iitcli Girl Swimmer is Marry lIUSBAi’D AND HOME (Ou ji Correspondent—By Air Mail.) LONDON, Oct. IG. Rie Mastfehbn-ew, the v. p. lu bp edi2SL W uulcUl -bniiHiuei, 4.(j W \ U, i.ili io. b<ue luc waivi iur a uhb and and i nuuie. Jne lair-haired Dutcn girl Las been aia.uiig a snon s-uiiuuihg topi oi Enganu. lesierua., site iet..rned to LouJon, ana ai a W tst J'.nu h.tel spoi.e co niv <ji her ruiuuuce. ‘‘Lie is Dutch, too,” she said, “and we are, wnat you say, very, very load. ’ ii..< won the IGO metres and 400 menes events at tne Olympic Lames u August. 1 w ice sne broke Uljinpiu ‘etOiUis L._,.xipic judges said that in two or l.iiice yta.s sue v o .id pro-ao.y become me givaceot wumuji s.. unmet tne w..r,d uas ever wiiowu. rint by tiien Rie counts on oeui,., a modet uutch iijiiscuue, with ■i in.me, may oe io ..o.tciu«m, anti a u.mij iniu-n nusoand. "I cannot tn iiK 1 have a swimming luiti.e, sne said to me, ‘‘because nneii w e aie muiriec! 1 shall swim in pumic no more 'oiu lasu.oned? If you say so. Yet -laiiciiig i Imo, ami i cio nut train a IUI - ' (*n tight nays Miss Masteno.ueti swam in eleven laces and was ui.y once ue:e,iteuj. ‘‘Suimmuig is easy to me as wai. VJ H;. ;s i-i you | uas tlnee when ul,b i learned to slip through the u a ter. re. haps it is sad that 1 may ne>er ta..e paii. in tne Olympic battles nut a Woman s duty is to her uusoanu ami her Home. "hbtn i am luamed to HIM I will not want wuiitl honours —just a home iinl happiness. Miss lUastenbioek then went oh to Lime Giove Ha hs, Hammersmith, and beat another British record by covering 4<U vards in om ns 35secs