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é IN HOSPITAL _ Mrs. Donald MacLeod, Vic- foria Cross, is a patient in the Kings County Memorial Hospital. ' HOME FOR CHRISTMAS - Mrs, ‘George Irving arrived in Summerside Saturday from her home in North Hatley, Que. to the Christmas season with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sher- n McAssey, Spring Street. She will be joined later by Mr. Irving. ; RETURNS HOME + David Morrell, who has been employed in Halifax for several | months, returned to his home| in Alberton on Saturday. ' RESIDE IN MONTAGUE . Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- hee. Heatherdale, have taken up residence in Montague where ‘ plan to spend the winter months, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross. ; {

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NEW DELHI (AP)—President Eisenhower “is doing fine and standing up really well” on his

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Despite his 69 years and three major illnesses in the last four

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years, Eisenhower is standing the | pace far better than some! younger members of his party— the newspaper correspondents, |

has caused the president much! trouble. He has been given an oc- | casional throat spray to relieve | dust irritation. At times, the president has seemed less chipper than usual. | He was tired after Wednesday's | big day—tremendous welcomes in | Afghanistan and on his arrivap-in India. But he bounced back. COUGHED SOMETIMES Eisenhower coughed occasion- ally on a visit to the U.S. em- bassy early Friday. He used his handkerchief at later events. But a said the president had no Some of Eisenhower's ceremon- ial days in Italy, Turkey, Pakis- tan, Afghanistan and India have run as long as 15 hours, with only brief rest periods between events. Undoubtedly, the most wearing ia nr oe ee -way it was Wednesday. Eisenhower got up about 5 a.m. in Karachi and flew to Kabul,

ception by about 500,000. Afghans there was:+so tumultuous his scheduled de parture for New Delhi was delayed a half hour. Then he flew on to New Delhi for the most frenzied welcome of his tour.

STOOD FOR TWO HOURS

The president was on his feet for two hours smiling and waving as his motorcade made its slow way, inch by inch, through cheer- ing throngs of more than 1,500,000

At the end of his journey, he looked tired, and aides admitted he was. Then he went into the palace and ‘had a hot shower.

“You should have seen him at dinner,’ said Kevin McCann, a presidential speech writer, “Where he had been tired before, now he looked wonderful. The welcome gave him a tremendous

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