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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

publicas Iberoamericanas, del Es-
tado Libre de Puerto Rico, Hal
ii y Jamaica. Estas damitas Sc
ran previamente seleccionadas
en- u r~espectivos paises. Esta-
dos Unidos sera representado
por Miss Helen Schumann, "Rei-
ma del Festival San Jacinto" de
San Antonio, TEXAS.
FL programa ~deportivo del
Festival es tambien amplio, va
riado e interesante, comenzando
esas actividades con una regatta
de embarcaciones Clase B, Ga la
vela) que partiran del Club Maui
tico de Coconut Grove, los dias
10 y ID.
Tambien en- ell programa de-
portivo Sc ofrecera una serie de
partidos de futbol; concursos de
nataci6n, y un torneo de Golf
que durara toda un semana y
en- ell que Sc otorgaran trQfeos
individuales Y para "teams"!aEse
torneo Sc jugara en- ell Club Cam
pestre de la Ciudad de Miami, y
para particular en- ell mismo Sc
han recibido inscripciones de
trios de ~iugadores aficionados
pertenecientes los mejores
clubs de Cuba, Venezuela, Pana.
ma y Jamaica.
Ell dia 20 de JUNO, un grupo
de los mejores "agua-squiers" del
mundo Sc presentaran en- aguas
aledahas q Miami y ofreceran
exhibiciones en- la que haran gala
de sus respectivas habilidades,
tales como "slalom'', saltos y
-(eenAinAa ea h r6a1na ST.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

la pena sacrificarse tanto en-
nOmbre de la moral, 81 no debie!
ra entregarse uno a los placeres
Y tOmar la vida menOs en- serio.
AL fin y al cabO iquien va a agra.
decernos nuestros sacrificiOs?
Squien va a c0mpensarnOs de 10
que no hacemos en- servicio de
esa seiora respectable a quien
namamos "la Moral? Para Qua.
tro dfas que uno vive, 10 logico
parece pasarlo 10 mejor possible
y, despues, DiOs dira.
Willie
Me da la sensation de que es-
ia usted tan divorciado de la mo-
raj como de la filosofia, de la
eual la primera no es sino una
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
ANIvERsARIO

ANIVERSARI0 MATRIMONIAL
Ell sabado II de mayo estuvie-
ron muy felicitados los esposos
Richard T. AndbOrn y su joven
sonora Gloria FOnseca de And
born, con motive de cumplir en-
esa fecha SUI primer ano de feliz
vida matrimonial. Que vivian mu-
ehos amos como ell pasado son
nuestros mejores deseos.
CUMPLEANOS INFANTIL
BESIDE ahora tenemos ell gusto
de enviar nuestIas carinosas fe-
~licitaciones para la preciosa nj
rita Thelma Maria Penalba, hi
ia del Doctor Jorge Penalba y
su estimable sonora Thelma de
Penalba quien ell proximo 81 de
mayo estara celebrando SUI pri-
mer ano de dichosa existencia.
DE PUERTO RICO
Sc encuentra nuevamente en-
esta cap,tal Ell Doctor GuillermO
Espinoza, despues de estar pre-
sente en- ell Festival de Musuca
efectuado recientemente en- la
ciudad de San Juan, Puerto Ri
co, Lo saludamos.
DE CUBA
Pasando una temporada de
placer en- esta ciudad, Sc encuen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Ell PRIMER DESENGANO
Querida Amaranta: Tengo diez
y nueve amos y acabo de sufir ell.
primer gran desengano de mi Vi
da. Me he entersdO de que mi es-
peso tuvo amores con una joven
de moralidad muy dudOsa. Aun.
que TODD pas0, este descubri.
miento me ha uenadO de pena Y
de rabia y creo que 81 no fuera
porque vOy a tener un hijO me
separarfa de mi maridO.
Nela
Aunque SUI carta no es muy ella.
"a ante hechos consumados e
inevitables, debe listed adoptar
una actitud de firmeza y espe-
rama. Perdonele a su esposo
aquel NAL paso; compadezca a la
muchacha que lie incito a. darlo
" mire hacia ell future, suponien-
do confiadamente que ell advent
miento de csc hilo que va a te-
ner traera la felicidad a suNho-
gar, a pesar de las sombras que
inevitablemente proyecta sobre
Ell esa ayentura iuvenil de SUI ma
rido.
PLACER Y FELICIDAD
Querida Amaranta: Leo con
mucb0 gustO SUI "Buz6n Senti-
mental" pOrque es como listed
ha dichO alguna vez una venta.
ma alberta al alma humana''. Ma.
turalmente, sus lect0ras Sc atre.
ven a cOntarle a listed cOsas que
no cOntarian a nadie, basandOse
en- ell anOnimato de elias mismas
y de listed. Ell suy0 tambien,
puestO que, aunque cOnocemos
Su nOmbre, no la vemOs p0r par
tie alguns nj sabemos de listed
otra cosa que 10 que deducim0s
de sus escritos. QuierO decir que,
aun siend0 listed descOn0cida
para sus lectores, nos sentimos
I'm pOcs ligados a SUI persona, un
POGO amigos suyOs, pOrque des-
pues de leerla una y Otra vez sa.
Demos va como reacciona, como
piensa v que cOncepto tiene de
la vida. En- general, sus consoles
son muy morales, pero, franco.
mente, llega uno a un grade en-
la vida en- que piensa 81 merece
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
pARA eonanspoNpnnc.A 20 BOZ sss. mAsn. r1oRmA
Bcdos de Popel

Bcdas de Pdpel
Celebrs hoy la grata OCCASION de
sus Bodas de Papel, primer aniver-
sario matrimonial, ell ST.. GuiIlermo
Casas y sonora, Sonia Hernandez
de Casas miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia Guiana residente
en- esta ciudad
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitacions y votos porque
gocen de muchos amos mas de di-
cha conyugal.
En- este dia celebran la grata
OCCASION de sus Bcdas de Papel, pri-
mer aniversario conyugal, ell senior
Harry J Johnson y sonora, la gen.
til DANA Guiana, Maria de los An.
geIes eMsa de Johnson.
Yayan para ellos nuestras mas
calidas telicitaciones y votos por-
que gocen de largos y venturosos
amos de union matrimonial.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
De Vaeociones

De Vocociones
Por la via aered y en- vuelo de
Pan American World Always lie
garon a Miami eli dias pasados en-
viaje dc esparcimiento ell senior
Frank MOrrice y sonora, dona Ma
nuelita Vallarino de MOrrice.
Les presentamos un carinoso sa-
Judo Y les deseamos unas vacaclo-
mes muy placenteras entire noso-
tros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
Bodos de PopeI

Nos complace felicitar cordial
mente al estimado caballero GU
bano se1or GustavO Rodriguez y
sonora, Gloria BetancOurt de RO-
driguez, quienes celebran en- esta
fecha la grata OCCASION de sus b.
das de Papel, primer aniversario
conyugal
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
pei. A~maramta

Dirianse las eOnsultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, r. Q. BOX $685.
Airport, Miami as. Fla Ragamos a los lectores o Iectoras
que frmen sus cartas cn u pseud6nimo 0 inicale.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18
RestobIecido

Anotamos complacidos ell resta-
blecimiento del gracioso nino Or
lando Lorenzo, hljo del senior Or
lando Lorenzo y sonora Edda Ber-
THAI de Lorenzo, quien guard6 ca
ma en- su Residential durante al
gunos dias, bajo ell cuidado medico
del DIR. Gimel 0rtega.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

AIumno EmInente
En- ell banquete annual de alum
nos eminentes celebrado en- la
Universidad de Miami tuyimos ell
gusto de saludar al joven Jose A.
Ojeda PardO, en- representation y
como alumno eminente y distin-
tinguido del Miami Beach High
School. Nuestra felicitacion a Jo-
Sc Antonio Jr. extensive a SUI ia
milia y muy particular a sus queri-
dos padres nuestroS buenos ami
COS Jose Antonio y Julieta. Hace-
mos votos para que disfruten de la
eminencia de sus hijos durante to-
da SUI carrera.
CumpIeonos
Nos complace enviar sinceras
felicitaciones a la gentil dana Sc
nora ZiOmara de Rimblas, esposa
del senior Manuel Rimblas, quien
celebro en- Ell dia de aver la grata
OCCASION del a%niversario de su ma
cimiento
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Aunque algo tarde, nos compla-
ce enviar nuestras carinosas felici-
taciones a la preciosa ninita Ilea-
ma Infante, hija de la gentil pareja
Guiana tornado por ell senior
Otto Infante Y sonora, Araminta
Lorenzo de Infante, con motive
de la grata celebration del tercer
a~niversario de su allegro existen-
cia en- dias pasados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-18

Nuestros parablenes en- Ell dia de
hoy para la gentil DANA Guiana
sonora Julia Hernandez de Tarri-
ga, esposa del senior Mario Tarri-
da, con motive de la grata celebra-
cion del a~niversorio de su natali-
clio en- esta fecha.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
Railroad Tour
Is Scheduled

Railroad bluffs can take part in
a scenic tour of upper Montgom-
cry County and sections of near
by Pennsylvania by buying tickets
on the Maple Sugar Special"
which will pick up Rockville
passengers Sunday, March %.
The Special will run on the
BROS main line up to Myersdale,
Pa, in the heart of the southern
Pennsylvania maple sugar coun-
try. Dinner will be served in
Myersdale and tourists will visit
a maple sugar factory nearby.
The train will stop in Rockville
at 1925 AM Cost of the trip will
be 5000 for adults and $3.50 for
children II years Of age Prices
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
Prospects
Dim for
Airport Aid

In the face of a request from
Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton that Montgomery County
relinquish its bid for federal
airport funds, the County
Council Tuesday asked the
County Manager to determine
if Prince Georges county in
tends to join in a proposed
feasibility study.
Manager Reese was asked to
confer with William Burrage of
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
and report back to the Council
next Tuesday whether Prince
Georges County is interested in
bi-county economic study or
whether Montgomery County will
proceed alone on preliminary air.
port studies.
Joseph w. Mott, CAA district
engineer, in letter to the county
manager, asked the county's con
currence" with his recommends
ton that the regional adrninistra-
tor withdraw Montgomery Coun-
TVS application for $275,0OO in
federal funds without prejudice
to permit the possibility of reis-
suance later.
II personally could not be a
party to that (request)," Reese
told the Council
The county manager apparent
ly holds the view that the county
should not close the door on the
possibility of Federal funds for
an airport until feasibility
study can be undertaken or before
the expiration of deadline dates,
for submitting preliminary plans.
According to the CAA require
ments, construction plans and
specifications must be submitted
by March 81 and the project APP
plication must be filed by May
Is to qualify for the tentative
federal ALLEGATION.
Mott in his latest communica-
ton said it was apparent that
Montgomery County intends to
defer a decision pending results
of a feasibility study and public
hearing" Under these circum-
stances, he said, the deadline dates
can not possibly be met.
"The county has not undertaken
formulation of the project with
due diligence" Mott charged.
Therefore, he concluded, he would
recommend withdrawal of the
county's bid and asked the coun-
ty to concur in that action.
Councilman Robert T. Snure
asked if the question had yet been
answered about what controls or
handicaps might result from ac
ceptance of a federal contribution
toward a county airport. Manager
Reese replied that the feasibility
study would answer that ques-
| ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27

include dinner
Tickets must be obtained from
John l.. Little. 1884 Woodbine
Street. Chevy Chase Is. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
City Is Asked
To Take in
$50 More Acres

Rockville has been asked to ex-
tend its boundaries to include an
other $50 acres of the Glen Hill
Club Estates.
Marvin L. Simmons, Rockville
developer, petitioned the Mayor
and Council this week to annex
two sections of his development
on the southwest boundary of the
city.
The sections are roughly
bounded by Glen Mill Road and
Scott Drive.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
Inside
Annapolis
By Blair Lee III

This column is necessarily
written on the Monday before
the date of publication. So
you have to make allowances,
especially during these last
two hectic weeks of the ses-
sion, for the rapid rush of
events between the day when
| write it and the day you
read it.
As of the time of this writing,
l feel overwhelmed and dismayed
by the sheer size of the workload
that faces us in the few remain.
ing days.
The main chore Is, of course,
the budget and the tax program,
You will recall the Governors
announcement at the beginning
of the session that proposed ex.
penditures would exceed esti.
mated revenue by $685. million,
and that increases in both the
sales tax and the personal In.
come tax would be needed in or.
der to balance out.
After examining the budget in
some detail fail to see how the
gap can be reduced to less than
about $50 million. And, even that
involves use of some fancy man.
euvers not directly related to
budgetcutting.
This fiscal crisis has produced
some highly irresponsible oratory
from people who ought to know
better.
For instance, a Delegate from
Wicomico County got himself a
front-page banned headline in the
Salisbury Times by proclaiming
that the 1886 million budget
should be cut by flat 10 per.
cent, or 1886 million, thus max.
ing it unnecessary to Increase any
taxes. I am told that his re-elec,
ton Is now considered a certainty,
Actually. he ought to get a jail
sentence instead of reelection.
The total budget of 1886 mil.
lion consists of three parts =
$1S3 million In General Funds,
$l44 million in Special Funds
(mainly the self-supporting high
way program), and $50 million In
Federal Funds.
The Special Funds are already
In balance, and the Federal Funds
are carried In the total budget
simply as a bookkeeping device
Yet, the gentlemen from Wico
mlco included them In his 10 per
cent cut. How crazy can you get?
But what about the General
Fund budget? Could it be cut by
10 percent? Certainly. If you
want to start a riot in the State
OF Maryland.
About half of the General Fund
budget is money that is collected
by the State Through the sales
tax. the income tax, etc. and
then distributed to the counties
and towns for expenditures at the
local level. II includes, among
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27

Mrs. Virginia M. Black, a mem
Der of the Montgomery County
Democratic State Central Com
mittee Tuesday filed as a candi-
date for Judge OF the Orphans
Court. Mrs. Black is precinct
chairman Of 34-13 and lives at
2970 Forsythe Avenue, Silver
Spring. She has been on the
Central Committee since 1854.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27
E. I'll. Deets.
Engineer,
Dies at 20

Edward Henderson Deets, 20,
retired Civil engineer, a graduate
of Washington and Lee Univer.
sity and a resident of Montgon-
cry County most of his life, died
Monday at Montgomery County
General Hospital Of heart failure.
Mr.. Deets was born in Clarks-
burg, attended Montgomery
County schools, The Andrew
Small Academy at Darnestown,
Randolph Macon Academy at
Front Royal. Va, and Washing
ton and Lee University at Lex
ington. Va. From the last he
received the degree of Bachelor
of Science in Civil Engineering
in 1908 and the Post Graduate
degree Of Civil Engineer in 1913.
Following graduation he was
employed in several capacities by
the Maryland State Roads Com
mission, the Road Superintendent
of Montgomery County, the
Montgomery County Surveyor
and the firm of Greiner & Whit.
man, Consulting Engineers. In
1917 as member Of the firm of
Maddox & Deets. he was engaged
In the compilation and publica.
ton of the first Property Atlas
for suburban Montgomery
County.
From 1917 to 1919 he served
In the Quartermaster Corps
Construction Division, u.
Army attaining the rank Of Cap
tain. Following his discharge In
1918 he was employed by VII
liam Steele & Sons Co. In Phil
adelphia and from 1922 to 1881
he was Resident Engineer fol
Klyce and Harrub, Consulting
Engineers, on various projects
| throughout the South. In 1896
Mr.. Deets returned to the Mary
land State Roads Commission In
the Right of Way Department
He continued in this capacity
until retirement except for short
| periods with the Public Works
Administration and as County
Engineer Of Montgomery County
from 1889 to 1941. On December
81, 1857 he retired as a Right Of
Way Examiner of the Maryland
State Roads Commission.
Mr.. Deets was a Life Member
of the American Society OF Civil
Engineers. He was a member oil
Montgomery Lodge No. 1876, AT
& AM. and Thirty-seconc
Degree Mason and a member Of
the Shrine. He was a member
and former Trustee of the Neels
vile Presbyterian Church.
He was the son OF the late DR.
James E. and Sarah L Deets
Surviving Mr.. Deets are his wife
nellie Patterson Deets; a son
Edward H. Deets, Jr., Of Char
lottesville. Va; a daughter, Mrs
William d. Thompson of War
wick. Bermuda; and three grand
children.
Services will be held at 3 Pm
today at the Neelsville Presby
terrain Church. with burial in tn,
Neelsville Cemetery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-27

other things, virtnauy all of the
State aid for the county school
systems and for local public
health. The so-called Sherbow
funds for the ordinary operating
expenses of the counties and
municipalities are carried in the
Special Fund budget.
wonder If the gentleman from
Wicomico realized that he was
proposing to take a 10 percent
slice out of Wicomico County's
very healthy share of the Equal
zation Fund and all the other
school assistance funds. not to
mention the bundle that Sails.
bury gets under the Sherbow
Plan.
There is no way under the sun
OF achieving a general public I'M
derstanding of these fiscal facts
of life. I am quite certain that
the Delegate from Wicomico has,
by summoning up the falsest kind
of hopes among the local tax
payers, assured his own re-elec-
ton.
This Is one aspect Of politics
that makes me slightly iii.
Tax Program
AS of last Monday, with only
about ten working days left In
the session. the chairmen of the
Senate Finance Committee and
the House Ways and Means Com
mittee were still being very coy
about what, If any, plans they had
to deal with the Governors tax
program.
No subcommittee had been
set up to study the question or
to get revenue estimates on pos
sible changes in the Governors
plan.
look for almost unequaled con-
fusion and wrangling during the
last few days of the session, when
the storm of conflicting tax
theories finally breaks.
Morality Bills
Sober consideration of the f.
nancial crisis has not been aided
by the untimely arrival of the
so-called morality bills" = PIN
leo, jail alai. and gambling
casinos on the Potomac all
of which are highly controversial
and have turned swarms of lob
byists loose In the State House.
The bill to suppress parl-mu-
tuel betting on jai alai passed
the Senate with flying colors and
was ready to be taken up by the
House this week. The rumor was
that the big fight by the jail alai
interests was deliberately avoided
In the Senate and reserved for
the House. That ought to keep
the place in an uproar all week.
The future of the Pimlico and
gambling casino bills is too UNI
certain to venture a guess. Per-
sonally, I hope that the. PIN
lico-Laurel merger (as now pro-
posed) is defeated and that the
Governors bill to lower the boom
on the casinos Is enacted. We
LIN GO
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27

That's right" said Joe. $50 somebody sug-
gested that maybe Eddie Jacobson could prevail upon
the President to grant an appointment with Weiz-
mann. You know who Eddie Jacobson Was?"
"Sure," said, 'I know all about Eddie Jacob
son. He and Harry Truman were buddies in the army
and later ran haberdashery store together in Kan
sas City, When business got bad, they closed up the
store"
"Yea,' said Joe, Truman figured that in the
Senate the overhead would be less and he wound up
as President of the United States"
'WELL,' continued Joe, Eddie Jacobson went
to the White House. President Trun1an's secretary
suggested to Eddie that one subject he should not
take up with the President the matter of Pale
stine."
Sorry" said Eddie, "but that is the only topic
I do intend to discuss with him."
$50 Eddie goes into the private offices of Presi-
dent Truman and he asks the President to see Dr.
Weizmann That's his only request"
"But Truman turned his buddy down. Said there
would be no sense in seeing Weizmann His mind was
made up against seeing him and he could not be
moved. Truman spoke very hotly. don't know what
it was Maybe the pressure from the State Depart
ment was too much Anyway there was no moving
him."
"And that said Joe 'is where Andrew jack
son came in"
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
For Peace Of Mind

You and your family are going on vacation.
Have you forgotten anything in the flush of the
expected pleasures ahead?
Have you forgotten that the pledge you made
to aid some less fortunate Jew in this city, this coun
try across the seas is still unpaid?
The Combined Jewish Appeal is desperately in
need of cash. Won't you pay up your pledge and
have even more enjoyable vacation?
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27

IiShment Of the Jewish State?'
"Okay," said Joe, "I'll tell you and
what I'm telling you really hap
pened."
Remember 1948," said Joe. "The
State Department was so pro-Arab
some of the members started looking
around for harems."
"Yeah," I said, "I remember too
that when DR.. WeiZmann tried to get
to see President Truman, he was not
admitted to the White House."
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
David Schwartz:
How Andy Jackson Aided
Establishment Of Israel

JOE SAID there has been lot of talk about
how Israel came into being but nobody talks about
the part that Andrew Jackson played
'You got your dates Mixed Joe," said can
drew Jackson lived more than hundred years ago."
$50 what?" asked Joe, "a good man goes on
long after he is dead"
'How do you figure it," I asked. "How did
Andrew Jackson have anything to do with the estab-
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
'HoW's that?" I asked.

''Wel," said Joe, ''as was saying nothing Eddie
said could bulge Truman so Eddie takes his hat and
starts His eye catches sight of statuette of An
drew Jackson on Truman's desk"
"'still for Old Hickory" smiled Eddie. "I re-
member years ago, you used to talk to of Andrew
Jackson and he's still your hero today guess I'm
the same way about Dr. Weizmann"
TRUMAN LOOKED UP. Eddie, you win, he
said. will see DR.. WeiZmann' AS result of the
appointment which followed, the United States was
the first to recognize the new State of Israeli
"TIow do you figure it, Joe?" quered again
'Tt's easy,' said Joe. Thinking of Andrew
Jackson Truman had no other course Truman
knew that Andrew Jackson would not have stood
for any cabinet pressure At time, Jackson made
his entire cabinet resign. Andrew Jackson was not
afraid to stand alone Nobody was for him but the
people"
"But I suppose you're not the kind to be-
ieve added Joe, "the spirit of Jackson might have
told Truman right out: Harry, you better see DR..
Weizmann if you know what is good for you" :"
"Jackson's spirit was that kind of spirit" said
Joe. "You know when Jackson fought his great bat
tie at New Orleans, one of the soldiers under him
was Judah Touro. Parton's Life of jackson tells
how valiantly Touro served in that battle and you
ed for his philanthropy to all sects, who gave the
money for the first housing development in the new
Jerusalem outside of the Old City. The new city of
Jerusalem begins with this soldier who fought
der Jackson. You don't think Old Hickory would
forget him."
"AND 1T WAS in Jackson's day, too, that Nor
decai Moaneul Noah the famous editor who has been
called the first American Zionist lived and launched
IL fOx,
Noah was staunch Jacksonte.'
Besides, in Jackson's day, all Americans were
Zionists in a way. The American pioneers were set
Ting and coonizing Texas, Oregon and California.
The Mormons were establishing a Zion in Utah. An
drew Jackson was symbol and prime mover of all
this colonization. So you couldn't expect man like
Jackson even if dead to keep silent when Israel
was having its great adventure"
The Arizona post., 1958-06-27
The Letter Box
No Dull Moment S

EDITOR:
Just a line to thank you for
making this trip possible for
us (The Arizona Post CJA
awards trip.
There's never a dull mo-
ment in Las Vegas. Thanks
once again.
SIEVIE AND
DAVID ZINDER,
Dunes Hotel
Las Vegas, New.
Thanks Friends
EDITOR:
May 1 ask you to kindly
convey through your valued
newspaper to all of my good
friends in Tucson my most
sincere thanks for their very
keen and sincere interest that
they have shown to me dur
ing my recent siege of illness
which started in January and
which eliminated in my un-
dergoing successful surgery
at this wonderful Medical
Center and hospital, The City
of Hope.
May 1 also share with the