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Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
HOME TALK
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Kent County Home Demonstration Agent
The Easter Bunny viii be max
ing his annual visit this weekend.
And after that, it looks as though
we have busy time in store for
us-especially the Home Demon
stratiOn Club members.
Next Thursday, March 90. there
will be a Kent County Leader Train
ing Meeting on Yeast Rolls" It
will be held at the Dover Grange,
Dover, starting at 1870 p. m. An
leaders are requested to attend so
they can report to their club, the
various ways of making yeast rolls.
Miss NJ Gertrude Holloway, State
Home Demonstration Leader, will
conduct the meeting.
The State Home Demonstration
Council met last week in Dover
with the president, Mrs. Charles
Dukes, Smyrna, presiding. Those
representing Kent County were
Mrs. 0. B Williams, Oak Grove
Club: Mrs Paul hartman, Cee-W-
Dee Club; Mrs. Francis Raughley. !
Oak Grove Club: Mrs. John S.
FarrOW, st. Jones Club and vice
president of the State Home Dem
onstration Council; Mrs. Norman
d. Shorts, Smyrna Club and trea-
surer Of the Council.
1t was announced at the meeting |
that National Homie Demonstration /
Week viii be April 29-May 5, at |
which time citizenship, health and /
family life will be emphasized.
There is going to be a State Home /
Demonstration meeting for all home I
demonstration club members on
Thursday, May 3, in Capital Grange
Hall, Dover So make plans now
to attend
Mrs. John S. FarrOw, president
of the Kent County Home Demon
stratiOn Council, announced that
the annual spring advisory board
meeting will be held Wednesday,
April 4, at the conference room at
the State Board of Agriculture in
Dover.
On Easter morning it's usually
to serve Hot Cross Buns
or sweet breakfast cake. Here's
one that you will enjoy:
Grown Coffee Cake
5 recipe Basic Sweet Dough
(recipe below
"A cup melted butter or marga- !
rine
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Il teaspoon nutmeg
"A cup sugar
4 cup chopped nuts =
Il cup raisins
Shape dough into small balls I
lbout the size Of a walnut. Roll 7
ZACH in melted butter or margarine.
combine cinnamon, nutmeg, sugar
nd dip balls in this mixture. Ar Il
ange a layer of balls in creased r
Inch tube pan about 1b-inch T
part. Sprinkle with nuts and rails Z
MS. Place another layer of balls 7
yer this mixture. Sprinkle with G
.uts and raisins. Cover, let rise 1 n
our. Bake at S759 r. for 40 to :
3 minutes. Yield: one coffee cake.
1s Reeipe-Basic Sweet Dough
1 package yeast
2 tablespoons lukeWarm water
4a cup milk
2 tablespoons butter or marga-
rine
Il cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
25s cups sited enriched -four
4 egg beaten
. Soften yeast in water. Scald milk.
dd butter or margarine, sugar and
alt. Cool to lukewarm. Add g
lps flour to make a thick batter.
ID yeast and eggs. Beat we'll.
ID enough -four to make a soft
lugh. Turn out on a lightly -four
pastry cloth. Knead until satiny.
lace in creased bowl, Cover. Set
warm place until double in bulk.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
Weight-L0slng Diet

More than the normal amounts
q protein should be included in anv
%eignt-losing diet, according to re.
search in Wisconsin
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
shoe Maxim nranh,no.

Shoe manufacturers don't nun
most Of the machines they usel
They lease them It's been that wsv
ever since 1851, when Gordon Nc
Nay perfected machine to sew
leather soles to shoes.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

Soften yeast in water. Scald milk.
Add butter or margarine, sugar and
salt. Cool to lukeWarm. Add
cups Hour to make a thick batter.
Ado yeast and eggs. Beat we'll.
Add enough -four to make a soft
dough. Turn out on a lightly -four
ed pastry cloth. Knead until satiny.
Place in creased bowl. Cover. Set
IN warm place until double in bulk.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
Cooling MIX

Constant use Of a milk coollns
system viii prevent milk from sour.
ing III mild weather and freezing
OF milk in cold weather.
Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23

Fires burned 3SO,531 acres on U.
$. national forests in 1850.
Evening star., 1951-04-15
and here's the
best trick of ALL.

Carnation Evaporated Milk cuts both
your cream and your milk bill!
For whipped toppings, creaming coffee,
and most other cream purposes use
rich Carnation undiluted, just as it
pours from the can. Millions of people
like Carnation better than cream, yet
it costs less than half as much
For all milk purposes, just mix Cama-
ton with an equal amount of water.
Even then Carnation is richer than
your State standard for bottled milk
and costs about One-third less!
No other form Of milk has so many uses.
So get several cans of Carnation today
for cooking and in your cream pitcher!
Evening star., 1951-04-15
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

shafts turn on high-quality anti-friction bah
and roller bearings Easy accessibility for
minor servicing and pressure gun fabrication
OCleaning shoe and fan are easily adjusted
to meet all field conditions
At the end of your first day of operating an
MN Self-Propelled Harvester, you will be
pleasantly surprised at the acreage harvested
:. at the ease with which it was done s. at
the small amount of fuel consumed !. . at the
savings in man-hours and at the extra
amount of clean, uncrdcked grain you huue
harvested The MN Self-Propelled HAIR
vESToR is BUILT To GET ALL THE CROP!
To make sure that you get all the grain of
your golden harvest, see your friendly MN
Dealer about delivery on the prairie gold
MN Self propelled Harvester. It's built to
save you money . to make you money
NOW and LATER! And remember, an invest
ment in an MN Harvester now, is assurances
Of good harvesting for years to come.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15
AS a PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
THESE FEATURES

Anger type unloader empties IS bushel grain
bin in approximately one minute :. standing
or on the gol . The MN Propelled
HARVESTER opens fields 1Vithout running oUer
grain or harUests ANY part of a field when
the grain is just right . Heavy-duty, bridge
trussed, structural steel frame withstands
most severe strain and properly distributes
load . Large-diameter pneumatic tired wheels
carry the MN SeIf-Propelled Harvester
gently over rough fields. Powerfow Hydraulic
Drive makes ANY speed (up to 14.O mphl
instantly available, without affecting speed
of threshing and cleaning mechanism . In
dependently operating brakes permit quick,
sharp turns eAu high-speed or heavy-duty
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-06-15

the high cushioned Of the MN Sfroped YOU
Tall short down or tangled grain clearly cut
the field The 18 diameter the cut
uniformly conveyor rapar cylinder and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10

devotional meeting beginning at
z pm. They also will have re-
preventative who will participate
in the morning worship service.
The morning Worship service
begins at IL am. Mrs. Thomas
Whitley viii be at the organ and
she win play for her prelude,
'Andante Religioso, by Lemaigre,
and "Offertory' by Leybach for
her offertory. The choir will sing
a especial arrangement of. THE
Battle Hymn Of the Republic" by
Howe for their anthem.
Mr.. Ralph Rogers, the Pastor,
win preach on, when the wind is
against us. When the civilization
of the Roman Empire became so
progressive by successful wars.
bringing slaves into the eternal
city. privileged citizens had little
TO do. The frivolous use of their
time leading finally to CORY events
in the arena where human beings
were thrown TO the wild animals.
led to their decadence and down
fall. Progress can be made when
we face opposition and utilize our
spiritual resources as well as the
physical
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10

preach the Good News of Jes-
US Christ to all men. first in ones,
own community and then
throughout the whole world.
AT 4:30 p. m. Missionary Ray
Bowles of Havana, Cuba, will
lecture to the members of Grace
Congregation on the subject of
Lutheran Missions in Cuba. Miss
ionary Bowles Is one of four
pission workers of the Lutheran
Church bringing the message Of
Jesus Christ to the people on the
Island of Cuba. {.
He has been active there for
fpur years and is we'll acquainted
with the needs of the people and
the work that is being done there
By Christian missionaries
Friends and visitors are in
Iited TO worship with the mem
hers of Grace Church at these
special services. If anyone has
no church home in Key West,
Grace Church Anyites siach to
rhake worship there,
Sunday School is held for
children of all ages every Sunday
al GAS a. nj.
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First Presbyterian Church
White and Washington Streets
Ralph Rogers, Pastor

The regular services will be
conducted at the First Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday. Under the di-
rection of Mr.. John Archer, the
superintendent, classes will be pro-
vided for all age groups. The new
patio has provided additional
space which relieves the longest
ed situation in some departments.
Sunday has been designated
Youth Fellowship Sunday and the
young people under direction of
Mrs. Joseph Bringman, have ar
ranged an interesting program for
the evening service. They win have
fun charge of the regular service
at 7:45 pm. which follows their
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10
Fleming Street Methodist Church
Fleming and William Streets
W. 4 Ashworth Pastor

W. J. Ashworth, Pastor
Services at the Fleming Street
Methodist Church, next Sunday,
will begin with Sunday School at
9:45 am.
AT 1880 am. the morning wor-
ship will begin with Miss Martha
Morris playing the organ prelude
Morning Song" by Saint Saens,
and the offertory, in the Garden, "
by Goldmark The choir will sing
as an athem, "The King of Love
Ny Shepherd Is, by Shelly The
PASTORS sermon subject for the
hour will be THE Name Which is
Above Every Name.
At the evening hour, beginning
at 1880 O'Clock, The American Leg
ion and Auxiliary, the Veterans of
Foreign Wars ana Auxiliary, and
the Disabled Veterans viii be the
hOnored guests. The service will
be planned in keeping with the oc-
caSion.
The pastors sermon subject will
be, Building Cities With Towers.
All veterans, service men and
others will find welcome to this
service.
A nursery, with trained workers
in charge, is maintained through
out the day for children whose
parents attend the services.
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First Methodist Church
Eaton and Simonton Streets
j. Paul Touchton
Minister

The Armistic Day sermon Of the
pastor of the First Methodist
Church will be entitled: ITS The
Prince OF Peace Or No Peace. ;"
Unless we find the way of service
to help our less fortunate brethren
all about this earth we shall never
know how to live al peace with the
rest of the world
The earth's submerged millions
think that the greatness of this ma
ton is in our many .gadgets. The
Communists are bidding for their
allegiance with lies. We must
serve them in the way that Jesus
served if hope to live at peace
with them.
AT the evening Worship service
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10
New Schools
Citizen Staff Photo

SINGAPORE, lR-Eighteen new
schools viii be built in Singapore
next year under five-year ed.
ucation plan. These schools will
provide education for $4,000 child
rem reaching school age in 1852.
More than 1000 teachers will
be recruited to staff both existing
and new schools. In the next 10
years Singapore must recruit and
train $3.50 teachers.
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Guest Will Speak
AT First Baptist

The Rev G.. A. Ratterree of
the Brotherhood Department of
the Florida Baptist Convention
viii be the guest minister at the
First Baptist Church Sunday.
During his visit here Rev Rat
terree will meet with the men
of the church and assist them in
the organizing OF local Baptist
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10
MISSIONARY SPEAKS
AT GRACE LUTHERAN
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Sunday, November II, has been,
set aside as Mission Sunday at
Grace Lutheran Church. Two
services will be held to celebrate
this occasion.
AT the 1900 a. m. service, the
Rev. Carl Sammetinger, pastor
OF Grace Church. viii speak on
the subject: '.Ye Shall be Witness
es Unto Me-, the words of Acts
l:8. ~
II win be emphasized that the
mission of every Christian is to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-11-10

the officers Of the intermediate
Fellowship win be installed. The
pastor viii speak on the topic
Precious Treasure In Earthen
Vessels.
Under the direction of Mr.. Earl
Anderson the choir will sing God
Of our Nation Wilson. for the
morning anthem and in the evening
they will sing MY Fathers World
--E, Lorenz.
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Ley Memoriai Methodist Church
CsrneF Truman Avenue and
Georgia Street
Eden Simmons, Pastor

Etoou StHtInoHSf rdStoF
Sunday School at Gas am. be-
gins the religious activities al Ley
Memorial Methodist C.iurch for
Sunday, November II.
Morning Worship is scheduled
for 1880 and Evening Worship is
set for 1880 The sermon topic for
the morning service viii be "A
Real-Estate Deal" and in the
evening the subject viii be Chris
tianity and Democracy The even
ing service is designed to com
memorate Armistic Day.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
viii meet at $50 pm. The Youth
from all the Methodist Churches
in the city viii meet at Ley Me
mortal at 8:45 in the evening for
their regular weekly Fellowship
Hour.
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When you're making mullins fill
the muffin cups only about two
thirds full; if the cups are too fun,
the mullins usually peak. If the
cups are not full enough the muf-
fins are too flat looking.
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Brotherhood, which is the lay
mems organization.
The sole purpose of the Bap-
fist Brotherhood is the promo
ton of the whole program Of
the church and the denomina-
ton.
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THE CHURCH OF GOD
Phenia Odon. Pastor

Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, II A. NJ.
Evangelistic Message. 7:30 P. M.
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CHURCH OF GOD
e. Nj. Beard. Pastor
1908 Olivia Street

Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, II A, NJ.
Evangehstic Service, 1880 P. NJ.
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ABOVE ARE THE CHILDREN School who won the
first Dopey Duck Contest safety sponsored the
school PA under the direction of Mrs Robert Daniels
ing the steps Principal Randolph Russell Robert
Daniels Donna Pnder jamie White Richard Padron Joyce
Graf Eda Lastros Russell Curry Gloria Padron Gloria
danalao also member of the group shown the
above picture.
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CUBAN BAPTIST MISSION
DR.. Ismael Negrin. Pasto
1922 Watson Street

Service in Spanish.
Sunday and Thursday.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

NH UNNEI Ut Nf1HI0I
AshbY and Won Phister
Bible Study, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, II A. M.
Evening Worship. 8 p, M.
Bible Study Wednesday, 8 p. NJ.
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CUBAN BAPTIST MISSION
DR.. Ismael Negrin. PastoJ
1872 Watson Street
Service in Spanish.
Sunday and Thursday.
CHURCH OF GOD
e. Nj. Beard. Pastor
zoos Olivia Street
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, II A, NJ.
EVangelistic Service, 7:30 P. NJ.
THE CHURCH OF GOD
Phenia Odom. Pastor
500 Angela Street
Sunday School, 10 A. M
Morning Worship, II A. M
Evangelistic Message. 7:30 P. M.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
AshbY and Won Phister
Bible Study, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, II A. M
Evening Worship. 8 P, M,
Bible Study Wednesday, 8 p. M
GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE
D. T. Newman. Pastor
Georgia and Petronia Streets
Sunday School, 10 A. M
Morning Worship, IL A. NJ.
Evening Worship, 1880 p M.
Ell SALVADOR METHODIST
CHURCH
Manuel Fieueroa. Pastor
Church School, Gas A. NJ.
Worship Service, 1870 p NJ.
Sermon in Spanish.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Rev. Carl A. Marich. Pastor
SIT William Street
Morning Worship II A. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 p M.
YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLY
Speaker: Rev. E. Harry Russell
728 Fleming Street
Tonight at 800
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Carl A. Sammetinger. Pastor
Flagler and 10th Street
Sunday School, GAS A. NJ.
Morning Worship, II A. NJ.
POINCIANA BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School, GAS A. NJ.
Preaching, II A. NJ.
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GLAD TIpINGs TABERNACLE

u T. NEW LIlaIIf dsIOA
Georgia and Petronia Streets
Sunday School, 10 A. NJ.
Morning Worship, ii A. NJ.
Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M.
Evening star., 1951-05-22

recently returned from his studies
in the Soviet Union. He was born
Of Mao TIE -tung's first wife. Yang
Kai-huei. After Yang's death Mao
had married Ho Tze-cheng. who
bore him seven or eight children,
all of whom had been given away
to the country folk or to his
soldiers. Mao regarded An-ying as
his only son and treasured and
dotted upon him.
One, I delivered some urgent
and neither Mao TIE
tung or Ian Ping was there. but
only the child who stared at me
round eyed. I asked him:
"Do you like your papa, or your
VS.
"I like mama, mama don't like
me. Mama like Ko-Ko.' He told
me this while his tiny finger was
pointing at a picture of Mao An
ying.
Mao An-ying bore a strong re-
semblance to Mao Tse-tung, If
somewhat more graceful equally
well built. and possessed Of a
strong, virile attractiveness.
"It's true. When Ko-Ko comes.
Mama always asks me to play OUT
side" He added these two sem
tences when he got no response
from me, seeking sympathetic at
tention the way children often do.
! was Mortified to have revealed
to me this picture of secret ro-
nance on the part of Macs wife
and his son, and tried to comfort
the child by repeating, Mama
likes you, Mama likes YOU"
Evening star., 1951-05-22
Family Incident Recalled.


On October II we went to the
airfield to welcome Mao TIE -tung
back from Chungking. Ian Ping
chung to Mao's arm like a little
bird, so soft and lovable and I
thought of what the child had
said. Mrs. Chou En-lai, a
bosom friend of Ian Pings. was
very ladylike in appearance and
extremely considerate in her deal
ings with others. She was also
eloquent and articulate. and a
great helpmeet to Chou En-lai.
the present Prime Minister.
Among the ladies of the high
Communists, she was OBJ
outstanding and welcome
everywhere.
At that time she and Chou
were in the midst of a family in
cident" involving a Miss Tao
Chien-ying. who was the toast of
Yenan. Miss Tao had studied
textile engineering in Japan, and
in 1943 escaped to Yenan from
Peiping. She invented a new
type handweaying machine sew
eral times more efficient than the
old ones. The papers praised her
wildly. At a certain party she
completely fascinated Chou En-
lai, and thereafter they struck up
a clandestine relationship. She
became pregnant, and gave birth
before Mrs. Chou discovered 1t.
Ian Ping Immediately became
Mrs. Chou's advisor.
Soon Mrs. Chou reported to Mao
a serious spy case-in which Miss
Tao figured as a kuomintang
agent. Ian Ping served as wit
ness to the charges. For the sake
Of saving the lives of Tao Chen
ying and her child, Chou prom
ised his wife he would sever all
relations with Tao.
People Divided into 3 Groups.
Within the Communist camp,
people were roughly divided into
three kinds: Those who supported
Mao. those who went along with
Mao, and those who opposed Mao.
The most conspicuous figures in
the anti-Mao clique were Ii Lii
san, Chen Shao-yu and Chang
Wen-tien. Two generals, Lin
Piao and Chen vi. were among
the most suspect of anti-Mao
sentiments. 1i
There was also the division be-
tween the Human clique and the
Szechwan clique; the former in
control of the party, while the
latter controlled the army. That
was why Mao Tse-tung did his
best to place politics above mill
tary affairs. To strengthen his
control, the Central Politburo was
placed high above everything else.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
| Was Macs Secretary
By Hsioo Yina

Sometimes the manuscripts and
minutes of meetings that
handled had to be gone over by
Mao Tze-tung personally. and, in
times OF urgency, when Mao was
not at the Politburo, I used to
have to deliver them in person to
Macs private residence. For this
reason ! got acquainted with Mrs.
Mao Tze-tung, his third wife. who
was called Ian Ping. Originally
a glamorous movie star in Shang-
hal, she was married to Mao in
Yenan In 1888. She had borne
him a son, now already an active
child of years, who became quite
friendly with me.
Mao also had a grown son.
named Mao Arl-ying, who had
Evening star., 1951-05-22

This is the third Of series on the
Ieaders Of Communist Chino BY for
mer secretary Of Moo TIE -tuns.
Evening star., 1951-05-22
II Was Moo's Secretary
Child Reveals Illicit Romance
|BetweenMuo' sWife and His Son

Among Mao Tze-tung's most
trusted favorites were his fellow
Hunanese Minister Of Organiza-
ton, Liu Shao-chi, Vice Minister
Jen Pi-shih, Propaganda Minister
Lu Ting-i and Social Affairs Min
lister Kang Sheng (chief of the
Secret Seryice). Mao Tze-tung
himself was member and chair
man of the Central Politburo;
although the members numbered
II the real power was in the
hands Of Liu Shao-chi. For this
reason, Liu's influence penetrated
the party organization and con-
trolled everything in the party.
Wherever the influence of the
Communist Party reached, you
could smell Liu Shao-chi. his per-
sonal influence cutting across the
politburo and even Mao Tze-tung
himself. He could do whatever he
wished, and other Communist
|higher-ups invariably paid him
due respect. During the period
that I worked in the politburo
Liu Shao-chi was there almost
every day to attend to important
official matters.
Jen Pi-shih was also Mao TIE
tung's fellow provincial from HUI
nan, a deep and stolid character,
calmer than Liu Shao-chi and not
fond of the limelight. But Mao
relied on him directly or indi-
rectly, to a degree not less tina
Liu Shao-chi.
Lu Ting-i seemed to be of
slightly less Importance than Liu
Shao-chi and Jen Pi-shih. The en-
tire propaganda machinery of the
Chinese Communist party was in
his hands, and he made as great
a contribution to the growth of
the party as the generals who
commanded huge forces of the
Chinese Red Army.
Entire Party is Secretive.
In way. the entire Communist
organization is a secret service or
ganization. Social Affairs Minister
Kang Sheng, head of this organi-
zation, was a man of cold -blooded
brutality and cunning deceit, the
Number One man of terror in the
Chinese Communist camp. In July
1946, full-scale war between the
Nationalist and the Communists
got under way. There passed
through my hands what was
known as the "Three-All Policy"
formulated by Mao TIE -tung: %
To hasten the creation of a prole-
tartan class. carry out a loot-all
policy. (2) To sweep away the
obstacles to democracy, carry out
a kill-all policy. CD To make sure
that all youths join the army.
carry out a draft-all policy.
There began also wholesale kill
ing of suspicious elements, and a
redoubled effort at reckoning"
and struggle" The requirements
of war plunged the peoples live
lihood into a greater plight than
ever.
Mao Tze-tung's. face grew more
tense by the day, with meetings,
conferences. planning, working all
hours of the day and night. Addi-l
tions to his Office were the persons
Of two pretty nurses and a bed;
it was said that Mao was afflicted
with a slight heart trouble during
that period.
Tomorrow: Macs lust for power
and his pretty nurses.
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