HARRY TRUMAN LIBRARY Papers of NATHANIEL P, DAVIS show up at all, so a little scurrying around and changing of place cards was all that was necessary to rearrange things.
Sis had quite a time with the recention, buzzing around getting things ready and then supervising. She gets a lot of amusement out of the fact that people geel ng her for the first time assume that she speake Spanish and no English. She was.
standing by the refreshment table when an American and his wife oame up and started examining one of our salad forks.
The man said that was just what he would like to slip into his pocket and take home for a souvenir, Sig spoke up in English and said Oh please don do that sir, because am responsible. The man almost went throuch the floor.
Three or four hired plasses were broken and two could not be found, but all the silver was accounted for.
Mr. Barber from the Department. is here for a few days and w111 travel with us when we leave for Managua on Friday. don know how long he will stay with us, depends on how much he finds to do at stops along the way. We are staying.
only twodays in each place except Guatemala, where we will be for three days. The naval attache is flying us in his. plane part of the way at least. Betwen Guatemala and New Orleans we plan to stop orr for forty eight hours at Merida, Mexico, to visit the ruins at Chichen Itsa. Then on to Washington and Silver Bay.
Your letter written at Darrow and hosted at Glens Falla Game yesterday, so 881 me you are all installed at the lake now with Jean. The timeh nessed so fast it hardly seems possible that we are off in three days.
Love from us both,