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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-23
Our Presidents
By Honore M. Cotudol


L. The noted American
writer, James Russell Lowell,
served as Minister to Spain
and to Great Britain under
appointment by which Presi-
dent?
2.-Who was our first Presi-
dent to go to Europe while in
Office?
(Which President once
invited a group Of SO people,
including cabinet members,
Senators and diplomats, to wit
ness an exhibition Of Chinese
wrestling in the White House2
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-23
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood
washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1854

Mr.. Dale~considered the people
as well as the cards in bidding
his hand today. He thought Miss
BraSh might have a pretty weak
opening (Which she did and he
also figured Mr.. Muzzy's defense
would be something less than
brilliant. Hence he tried for a
game with q bid of three spades
after getting q raise from his
partner. Mr.. Abel. who has great
faith In Mr.. Dale's ability. went
on to, four.
East dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mrs. Abe0
AKQ3
9Q4
1KQ2
%J7543
WEST EAST
(Mr. Muzzy) (Miss Brash)
ASA A82
VJ1092 VA7653
1763 A1098
%Q96 %K10
SOUTH
(Mr. Dale)
a T1nO7
2K8
oJ54
&A82
The bidding:
East South West North
/ heart / spade Pass 2spades
Pass 3spades Pass 4spades
AL pass
This is another deal to illus
trate the fact that you cannot
always afford to pick up all Of
the enemy's trumpS when you
are trying to execute an elm
nation and throw-in play.
Mr.. Muzzy led the jack Of
hearts and Miss Brash won with
the ace and returned the suit.
Mr.. Dale winning with the king.
Now Mr.. Dale saw that he had
q diamond loser and probably
two club losers.
He might make the contract
by eliminating the red suits from
his hand and dummy and then
throwing one Of the opponents
in with a second round of clubs.
But the cards would have to be
just right. That is. the oppo-
nent who won the second club
lead would have to have started
with no more than two clubs and
no more than two trumps.
at trick three, Mr.. Dale led q
small diamond to the king. Miss
BraSh won with the ace and led
back a diamond, Mr.. Dale won
and then cashed exactly two
rounds of spades, playing the
ace and king.
Next, he cashed another dia-
mond trick and followed with
the ace and another club. Miss
Brash won the second, club with
the king and had nothing left
but red cards. Her return was a
diamond and Mr.. Dale discarded
his last club while ruffing on the
board with the queen of spades.
If he had picked up all three
Of Mr.. Muzzy's tr'lmps early in
the hand. Miss BraSh would have
been at no disadvantage at all
when she was in with the king
of clubs. Mr.. Dale would have
had to ruff her diamond or heart
return and lose club at the end.
(Copyrisht. 1854, General Features Corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-23
Fomous Fables
q. Z Z EAa.E

COMPETITION - Early
in her career, when she was
playing in vaudeville. Eng
lish actress Mrs. Patrick
Campbell once shared top
billing with a group of per-
forming sea lions. The sea
lions were not fed until they
made their appearance to
insure a good performance.
The first night, while
she was on stage. they bel
lowed necessarily for food,
which disrupted her act.
Mrs. Campbell had no in
tention of playing second
fiddle to a pack of hungry
sea lions.
The next night, when she
came on, she breezed
through her act without dis
turbance. To add to her
satisfaction, when the sea-
lions made their appear
ance, they Topped dis
mally.
The explanation was SIM
pie. She had come to the
theater with a basket Of
fish and had fed the lions
before she went on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-23
Word Come
Find 81 or more words in

Find 81 or more words in
SITY,
meaning, "a coating Of long.
slender hairs" Average is 20;
time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
Is" such as bats" cats" are not
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to Baked.
babe. baked. baled, balk. blad.. beak.
bead, blade. bled, bleak, able, abed. lake,
tade, lead leak, kale, dale, deal.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Real Esfdte For Sale

IS acres near Mt. Sterling, all
tillable, well drained and fenced.
5 room house fair barn and
other buildings. $22,500 with
Fall possession.
So acres of Ohio's best land
we'll drained,good location, good
6 room house, modern with. oil
heat, good barn, tool sheds and
crib A nice farm home. #
56 acres on State Highway
near London, good 6 room house
with running water, barns and
other buildings. Possession of
of buildings 80 days. Landlords
possession of crop land.
18 acres on State Highway
near London very nice 2 or 8
bedroom home modern with oil
furnace, good barn and other
buildings. This is a very nice
country home,well improved.
Possession 80 days.
2 bedroom home unfinished,
near West Jefferson located on
large lot of IL acres. Nice To-
cation with natural gas available
single garage complete with
floor and drive. Vacant lot of
IL acres may go or not go with
above home. Price together S10,-
600. possession with Deed.
2 bedroom house in London,
North, A large rooms with bath,
gas and electricity. We think
this a good buy at $45OO. Posses
sion 30 days.
3 or a bedroom house in Lon
don, West, with bath and large
lot, price $1,000. Possession with
Deed.
3 bedroom home with attached
garage in London. This home
is new with built in kitchen, gas
furnace and modern bath, posses
sion 30 days. Price $4,000.
Call or See
G. Harold Flax-Realtor, Lon
! don Ohio, Phone TIT. Earl w.
Robinson, Salesman Phone 6.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
MaChinery-TooIS


MINNEAPOLIS-M MOLINE model ZBU,
$429.22 down payment, cash or
trade-in, 3 plow tractor, 2 crop
years to pay, Johnson Implement
Co, West Jefferson, Ohio, Phone
$3.50. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Seeds Plants Flowers

SEED CORN BACKED BY RE
PLANTING Agreement. Pioneer
gives you free seed if you must
disc up and replant your Pioneer
corn for any reason. Order strong
terminating Pioneer now. See or
call: Harry E. Theobald, South
Solon, Ohio, Phone 3771 days or
1862 nights. 9-3S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

PRICES ARE DOWN. Famous Lawn
boy engine mower now $3.50.
Electric Power mower now only
1895. Roto-hoe garden cultivator
s134. Rallbearing hand mower
S1495. We stock all kinds of gar
den tools. London Appliance Co,
Winchester Bldg. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

Two-thirds of the bruises on
meat animals result from rushing,
humping and crowding.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
40
Personal
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the manysfriends, neigh
bors and relatives for their kindness
offerings extended at the death Of
our beloved husband and father,
Charles Fades. Special thanks to the
Rev. Guy Johnson, Rev. Joseph
Johnson, and Rev. Harrison Mccain
for their wonderful words of con-
ISOLATION, and the singers. Also to
Schlechty- -Fichner Funeral Home
for their kind and efficient services.
Mrs. Charles Eades and Family
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

EXCELL POWER MOWERS. Reel,
Rotary, Electric, from S69.95. Six
models from which to choose, one
to fit your lawn. BLACKER'S
HARDWARE. 1913
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
~ INTERPRETATIONS

/ wish to thank all my friends
for the beautiful flowers and cards
received during my stay in the nos
pital and at home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

If you haven't been reading the
Want Ads you have been losing
money. Read them and profit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

Houses For Sale

z ROOM HOUSE in Summerford
with lots, immediate possession.
Priced to sell. Terms can be ar
ranged. Inquire McSavaneY and
Company, Leon II. Killing, General
Manager, Phone 81, London.
1873
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Machinery-TooIs


USED MACHINERY. Case tractor.
ID. {. with cultiyators; Oliver 70
tractor: Minneapolis-M Moline noun
ted planter; New Holland balers:
oliver combine; DeLaval 2-unit
milker. complete. London Imple-
ment Co, Is n. Oak ST., London,
Ohio, Phone IL. 1873
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Articles For Sale


BABY BED. Mattress and springs.
used once. G. ]. Elfrink. Phone
949J1. 12-3s
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

LADY for housekeeper, full or part
time. Apply in person ONLY at
'- 25-tf
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

Help Wanted

MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN to live in,
No washing or ironing. Call 8-S113
after pm. 25-SS
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Apartments UnfurniShed 23

FOR RENT. 3 room apartment, mod
ern. Adults, outside stairs en-
trance. III South Toland Street.
London, Phone 1855. 23-3S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

LADIES. DO you want a spare time
source to pay off those bother
some bills or for the luXuries your
present budget cannot give you?
This is definitely sales work.
Housewives and mothers only. Car
necessary For interview, call SO.
Charleston S-8404. 25-38
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Horses Cattle Hogs

TWO ANGUS BULLS. Registered.
Service age. Hume and Pierce.
Phone 1426R4. 3-3S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

WOMAN to care for children in our
home. West Jefferson S-8019.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

sow and 10 pigs. Call So. Charles
ton S-S49S. a-3S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

FOR SALE: Fresh COW with calf by
side. G. r. Worley, Mt. Sterling,
Ohio, Phone 1851. 3-39
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Wanted To Rent

NEED PASTURE for cattle. Call
west Jefferson 8-8S06. 24-3S
SlxT to eight room HOUSE in Lon
don. Mrs. Dan Rickard, Phone Sc
dalia 1881. 24-9S
ROOMS and bath, furnished or un-
furnished apt. good locatiop in or
near London. Repr. of Turner's
livestock Products establishing
permanent residence. % p. % Roy
80 hohooh' ONO. 24-38
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

) HAMPSHIRE GIFTS due to far
row to weeks. Phone 9l7-R3.
3-38
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14
Sheep-Lambs ga

25 SHROP EWES and lambs. Charles
Morcher, Phone 909M3. 3A-3S
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

IS acres near Mt. Sterling, all
tillable, well drained and fenced.
5 room house fair barn and
other buildings. $22,500 with
Fall possession.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

BRED GILTS-Blood tested. Call
London $50 or Mt. Sterling 255IA
$40
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-14

BULLS-3 Shorthorns Charles o.
Donnen. Intersection Routes 90
ana SO. 3-3S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Campaign For
Quiet Pays Off
LIN Mexico City

MEXICO CITY A-Mexico City,
once among the noisisst Of cities,
has become one of the quietest.
A campaign Of silence" bans any
unnecessary honking of automo-
bile horns, the use Of sirens by
police cars and ambulances in the
downtown area, and all ''unneces-
sary sound"
The next major step is to
straighten out the traffic snarl. To
that end, officials have decreed
that 1t Is against the law to have
4 Nat tire on q busy street. One
major handicap is the numerous
circles, called glorietas, which
lead TO many dented tenders.
Vehicles Of all kinds jumped
from 4s,So5 in 1892 to 2o1, 424 to-
day, according to government
statistics. During this time auto
mobiles passed bicycles az the
favorite transportation.
City officials are optimistic, say.
ing II they can silence Mexican
drivers they can probably per-
suade them to obey driving rules.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02

eoatlhu6 ~ sxquise euidAdo. AM
% oeupaha d mi ahmentaei6H,
de cue los jugos de- fratas Sc me
sirvisrAn q 81 debido tempe, de
que mi leeho hefa mullldo J
e6modo. Y hasta ayudaba 81 en-
fermero que coneurria cada dos
dias 4 hacerme II eura, en- una
pe4ueha qusmAdurA producida por
los 6spAradrApos que me colo
earon cuande me fuk amputada Ia
piefna muy por sncifna de Ia
rodiIls,
Z vininss ii quefido Cayo y
auui, ssa santa 1nujer continua en-
una consa eraei6n masnifies, dsdi-
eadA q mi psfbona, con divide
hasta de sus Aaturales desos de
Mujer euidadoss de III persona.
TodO 81 aiAhslo, TODD su cuidado
o para svitar que mis- pobres
mulstas me produseAf daao bajo
81 'brase, cue No vaya q suirir un
rSsbal6n que me Aaga casr ii
piso. No descansA. no me pierde de
vista, 40 vive east, pehsaAdo sola-
msnte On este pobfe hombre en-
trade ~ "a 81 iAvietno de ID
existeneia, faltkndole una pierna :
cor todss Las fisjadefias propias
del enferIAo , del yiejo -.
dos cohssrve ID vida , ID buena
saiud 4 esta santa lIsfmanita de
ID Carload, que sin pelos nj rezos,
Ia side para nal una embAjadora
d. Dies, que Ia cuidado de mi
vida , de mis- here de sngustias,
con Ii pitdad , 81 anhelo De una
Inadre, mas que de una esposa.
Cue ha sido, reptile, una de las
tres eolumnas, cue me sacarOn del
sepulefs: Dies, Il cirujano ! mi
espOsa
A clos tres dsbs Il sitar sivo.
Y como 1 mi lado tengo perenhe-
msnte ! mi compihsra, tenso para
ella todes mis- afectos, todas mis-
tsfnuras, cue las coinpafto con mis-
hijos J mis- nistos. pefo ella,
msfscs mas Que nsdiG, este no.
msaijs cue 70 IL dsdico con todas
las fuersas De mi cofas6n asradt-
edo J con teds Il santo aroma
del carihe qus . ella me dne y
que despuSs Dc sssas Crisis, Ma
cTeeido hasta llssar al lAi5Mc
cielo :.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
|Attlee Reveals Details OF
Talk With Red Chinese Boss

Communist companions with them
constantly.
eve found China run by the
Communist party on principles on
which we do not agree" he said.
"We tried to understand their point
OF view and we drew certain con-
illusions. One was that the Com
munists are making great reforms
in China and this is a new de-
parture in a government in that
nation.
1--WE found the government in
corruptible," he added. eve were
impressed with the remarkable
work in public health and especial
ly with their anti-fly campaign"
He said China was the one Asian
country where he saw no flies in
the market place.
He said China's Red leaders
face an immense task and, in con-
trast to the Russians, they make
no pretense about it.
"They admit they have q great
deal to do yet and that there are
many shortcomings" he said. "In
Russia they tell you the whole
world is inferior to Russia and
things Russian are the best. I
heard no such boasting in China"
Work in public housing and edu-
cation impressed Attlee, especially
efforts made to educate the peas
ants. But he said he was disturbed
by the enormous pressure Of Red
China's vast population on her lin
tied land and resources.
Communist feeling about the Ma
tionalist Chinese bastion of Formo-
sa is strong, he said.
He said that when Red China's
leaders discussed Formosa, they
dropped their talk of peace. He
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
BY FRED HAMPsoN

HONG KONG R-Former Prime
Minister Clement Attlee disclosed
today he countered appeals by
Red Chinese boss Mao Tze-tung
that he try to engineer a shift in
US. foreign policy by suggesting
Mao urge Russia 10 mend her
ways.
Attlee - just arrived with seven
other touring British laborites from
an 1s-day visit behind the Bamboo
Curtain and three days in Moscow
- revealed for the first time de-
| tails of his talk with Mao.
He said when Mao urged that
British Laborite leaders try to In
| fluence the United States to pull
out of the Formosa Straits and
cease rearming Japan and West
Germany, he suggested in turn
that the Communist boss use his
influence with the Kremlin to try
to make Russia:
/. Give her people more free
dom.
Q. Ease restrictions on her satel
lite states.
3. Stop trying 10 undermine
other governments.
| 4. Reduce Soviet armaments.
Attlee said neither he nor Mac
made any promises regarding the
others proposals.
Commenting on his tour, Attlee
said he had found Chinese com
munism more tolerant than the
Soviet variety. He said the Chinese
Reds are slower and more careful
| in absorbing businesses, industry
and farms.
'There is less rightly in China
than in Russia" he declared.
Aneurin Bevan and six other
members of the party left by
plane to visit Tokyo today. Attlee
will remain here until Saturday
then fly to Singapore and Aus
tralia.
Attlee said he had found Red
China about what he expected and
that the "eyewash" was not ex'
cessive.
This was an apparent reference
to his statement in London before
making the trip that he was ar
expert on eyewash and would MOI
be fooled by conducted tours, false
| statistics and unsubstantiated
claims.
| He said the touring Laborites
were permitted to 60 where they
wanted in China, although they had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Ohio Boy Is
Example OF
|Crade-A Youth

COLUMBUS, Ohio N - Jack
Weseh Is 20 and he hardly ever
gets his name in the headlines.
Some Of his contemporaries have
moved wars, Hollywood and pol
itics off the front pages. They've
frightened and shocked the nation.
But while they were making
mayhem, Jack stuck around his
dads farm in Putnam County,
raised Angus steers, helped with
the chores and studied 80 he'd
make Ohio State University, where
he'll be q junior this fall.
Jack never has killed for thrills
nor robbed a gas station. He
treats old ladies with respect. He
belongs to the All Future Farmers
Of America and he prefers animal
husbandry to murder.
He Is one Of hundreds like him
at the Ohio State Fair and mil
lions more like him at county and
state fairs across the country this
month.
Jack has won 4 crop Of ribbons
and prizes at the fair here. One
Of his Angus steers took grand
champion honors in the all-breed
open class. He also entered the
champion and reserve champion
Angus in the junior fair.
Jack has been coming to fairs for
10 years. This is the first time
he's collected 50 many ribbons.
eve didn't think we had any
thing special this year" he said.
The I'VE" means he and his IA
Their Fenton. Father and son are
partners at their farm near Column
bus Grove.
Sometimes it takes an event like
Of the multitude Of youths who
have kept their feet on the ground.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
NOTAS CUBANAS

manecia fiel, cumpliendo Ia obligA.
cion que solo un gran carino J
una santa ternura, puedsn obaigar
a cumplir a una persona; por buena
y justa que ella sea.
Por ella, en- gran parte, estoy
aun en- este mundo. Su cuidado
post-operatorio, "a completeness
en- TODD instante, ante mis- lamen-
tos y mis- "majaderias" de enfermo
~ con bastantes afios sobfe mis-
pobres hombros, todo clio duranie
tres .largos neser, me demostra-
ron que 20 era acaso mas rico que
el mas acaudalado de Los milliona.
rios que deambulan por esos
trigales del Senor. Porque cuande
Sc tiene una compahera del calibrs
de Ia mia. Sc es rico tres Q custre
veces. Ella sustituy6 con creees d
cuidado de mi santa madre, 70.
llecida hasce treinta y tantos aios.
Solamente ella y esa viejeeitA
inolvidable, hubiefan podido
resistir Ia ineruenta luchA dc
asistir q un enfermo dc sxtreiAa
gravedad, siempre animihdole,
siempre, aln en- los moiaentos Dc
mayor crisis, tenisndo en- suS lahiAs
una piadosa sonrisa, que llevara 4
mi amino atribulado I'm fiyito dc
esperanto, una tenue lucecita que
pusiera On. mi cofaz6n ID cAficit
de una illusion, cue va iba dssyaAe.
ciendose ante 81 pellsre "a du4
me encontraba.
Mi duice y bien armada com.
pafera ha sido Ia dulee Sainafi-
tana de que nos hablan las sagfa.
das escrituras. Ella ha sido q
fnanera de santa Veronica, que
mas de una yer. eada dia, enjuet.
ba en- mi frente 81 fFio sudsr del
morihundo. Y 10 hacia con sls
manos ungidas por 81 6lee dol mAs
grande , puro de los eafikes.
Porque 81 cuidado era algo mas
puro y expontanso que una obliga.
ci6n. Era algo tan dulesmshts
consolador, que . ella debo 81
sentirme todavia con amino do
eseribir, de pensar, De vivir y d
ser it'll q mis- semejantes.
Este sencillo homenajs que rindc
q 81 ternura, e. . lAansra de una
rosa y de una siempreviva, CUE
plasmara en- 81 espiritu J en- el
tabernaculo de 81 ccraz6H, ID
seEuridad de mi Garlic J dc nal
profunda gratitud. Que no On wand
me consagrara muehas Aoras d
su vida, muchas horas de des.
canso o de vigilia, sin otro ailhelc
que el salyaYme, que hbrarme Dc
las garras de Ia Intrusa. Todo ese
y mucho mas % 10 debo 4 ID
adorada compafera de mi vida.
Despues, cuando fii dado De alta
| y nos alojamos en- FL Hotel, all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
. Ml HoMENAJE


NADIA mas hermoso, nj mas justo,
que rendir homemade q quien Sc 10
tiene bien ganado.
Hay cosas que siendo de caracter
personal, cast intimo, tienen por
espiritu de justicia, que trascender
al publico, como una demonstration
inequivoca de gratitud y de reconp-
cimiehto 4 las virtudes de aquellos
que rindieron una mission cast
eyangelica, junto q nuestro lecho
de enfermo grave, en- horas en- que
"a muerte rondaba sobre nuestra
cabsza. Es justo rendirle este
homenaje q quien, dejando atras
los demas afectos familiares, hizc
de- 81 Garlic hacia mi, una gene
rosa consagraei6n, dedicandome
todos los minutes de 81 vida, oil
yid&ndose de 81 propia persona,
para rendifme durante muehos
meses, Ell tesoro de 81 cuidadO y
Ia riqueza inenarrable de 81 ter
nura.
Es innegable que cuando Sc
establece el vinculo matrimonial,
ID autoridsd oficiante habla de las
oblieaciones que Sc adquieren por
Las parties contratantes, entire las
que estkn. en- primerisimo lugAr
"evldar en- case Do snssrmsdad
ere. etc.. Pero, es el case, que q
pesar de esa advertencia que sc
hace en- momentos acaso los mas
schemes, no son todos nj todas,
las que asimilan y cumplen tan
sasra6as obligaciones. Sobre TODD,
81 el NAL es de difieil curaci6n
y de larga duraci6n.
70 puedo decir, con legitimo
orguIlo, que tengo una gran COM
pafiefa. Y deseo deeirlo pubhea-
mente, como I'm merecido home
maize q sus virtudes y a 81 ter
nufa para conmigo, en- horas de
una terrible tragedia, en- que acaso
81 81 Garlic y 81 atenci6n, ayu.
dando ri medico de cabecera,
iogr6 81 milagro de salvarme de
las gafras de Ia muerte, que i'm.
pefiosamente parecia reclamarme
y poder desde las Columns de
este querido peri6dico de mi ciu.
dad natal, exteriorizar publica-
mente todA mi gratitud hacia esa
santa mujer que Dios me di6 de
c0mpaiiera.
SESENTA Y SIETE dias sin
acestarse. Todo csc tempo, junto
q mi lecho de enfermo aha en- eli
Hospital de Emergencia, aten-
diendo . IL bora del alimento,
cuidando de que NO pasara el
minute sobre Ia bora en- que
habria de ser inyectado. velando
mi suefio de enfermo, un tanto
rnajadero, por la gravisima crisis
que estaba sufriendo. Y ella per-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-09-02
Truman Papers
|TOBe Shown

PHILADELPHIA R-The Penn.
sylyania Committee for the Harry
5. Truman Library said TO-DAY the
first public showing Of documents
slated as part Of the collection to
be housed in the library win be
held tomorrow.
Margaret Truman, daughter Of
the former President, win be guest
Of honor.
The committee il engaged in :
Embarrassing drive for the 1N.mil-
lion-dollar library in Missouri.
Documents to be displayed TO.
morrow include Humans speech
at the signing of the U.N. Charter
in San Francisco June rs. 1915:
the Truman Doctrine; the former
Presidents message to Congress
on aid to Greece and Turkey.
March II, 1ol7; and his Point
1919.