Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1929, Page 47

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1929.° FOCK 1S HOPEFUL AS DEATH LURKS Marshal Believes He Will Re- cover Despite Pessimistic View of Friends. | | By the Associated Press. PARIS, February 28 —While Marshal Foch is well prepared for death, he still believes he will recover from his present | devastating iliness, friends say. ; These friends have an intense admi- | ration for the fortitude with which the aged warrior has borne the suffering of his_infirmity, the patience with which he has submitted to treatment and the keenness of his intellect | But they do not share the marshal's | hope. Every day now finds his strength reduced still more and makes more ap- parent that in view of his 78 years it is | remarkable that he has resisted so long. | His life, one of his friends said, is a | | i flame still burning steadily, but at the mercy of the least puff of wind. To shield it from such a puff is the con- | stant endeavor of the marshal's medi C’\l | attendants and his family. Among the marshal's visitors _\l""f‘!’- day was Father L'Hande. famous Jesuit preacher, who came at Foch's own re- quest. The marshal insisted, however, there be no talk of extreme unction, the rite of the Roman Catholic Church for the faithful who are in danger of | death “He talked about Napoleon's cam- paign in Italy,” said the priest. The official bulletin this morning said “The marshal's condition is stationary. | His temperature is 99.3, pulse 86." The Circle Walkers. Persons lost, in the open country en- || deavor to find their way out by walking and after many hours or days of plod- | dings often find their way back to the starting point, which is exceedingly dis- concerting, to say the least. This has been noticed long since, and the expla- nation offered was that in the human | anatomy one leg is generally longer than | the other and so we walk around the | circle. Experiments tried upon blind | phrsons and biindfolded prove that this circle-walk- | irg is a universal trait. Those lost in | the open country describe a circle of 50 miles and the others upon whom tests have been made walked in much | smaller circles. They generally -walked clock-wise, but occasionally a subject was found who walked against the clock. Pictures of paths rhade by blindfolded person are decidedly indi- vidual in detail and show something about his personality. People who con- | centrate easily on what they are told to do walk i ooth spirals, while people of the plodding type make paths con- sisting of long and regular series of spiral turns, ail in the same direction and gradually growing smaller. 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Do it now and save many, many dollars. 15 in many instances—are now marked one- half for disposal these last two days. Come in and see these extraordinary values. Room Size Oriental Rugs are Reduced Average Size, 9x12 Feet $125 $195 3395 Oriental Throw Rugs and Runners 319 %29 339 Oriental Rug Salon, 349 367 Pourth Floor $465 . W, . Toses & Sons |