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table about thirty feet wide and fifty feet long. The table was set
with everything you could think of--gooseliver, caviar, all sorts of
en
AND
meats, cheeses, chicken, turkey, duck, wines and spirits.
The majordoma in charge mas from mecess's
beding (President hotel. He could here) speak English
will fill in
and was careful to shoes the greatest
respect for very the heads of state and
the foreign ministers He served things
his who were as neat and fatar could te
beautifully and had Lefing
Stalin was serving Russian Vodka to his guests. He was
sitting next to me and I noticed that he drank from a tiny glass that
held about a thimble full, which he emptied frequently and replenished
from a bottle which he kept handy. I asked him how he could drink so
much Vodka. He looked at me and grinned, then leaned over to his
interpreter and said, "Tell the President it is French wine, because
since I had my heart attack I can't drink like I used to.
We had a humorous encounter with the Russian guard on our
way back to Babelsberg. In order to return to our quarters, it was
necessary for us to drive through various parts of the Russian zone. At
one of the crossings our car was stopped by the Russian lieutenant.
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