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Woman W on’t
Part With Her
Gold-Plated Bed
LONDON Ufi — The wife of a
Ghana cabinet minister balked at
her husband’s order to give up her
new $8,400, gold-plated bed. She
likes it better than diamonds. Be
sides, she said, it’s a better and
safer investment.
Mary Edusei spotted the double
bed, plated with 22-carat gold, in
a London store last week and im
mediately tested its 1,240 gleam
ing springs.
“I took one look and said, ‘that’s
for me’,” she told newsmen. “I
just knew I had to have it. Every
wife will know how I felt.”
Mrs. Edusei handed startled
store clerks a check for 3,000
pounds — $8,400 — and five work
men hauled the huge bed to her
London apartment and assembled
it in the bedroom. Mrs. Edusei
has been living in London while
her new $56,000 home is being
built in Ghana.
When word of the purchase
reached Accra, her husband ad
mitted embarrassment. He is
Ghana’s Minister of Industries. De
claring himself the No. 1 disciple
of President Kwame Nkrumah and
socialism, Edusei said such a bed
was “not socialism” and told his
wife: “Take it back at once.”
Mrs. Edusei said, however, that
it is not up to him to decide.
“I paid for it with my own
money,” she said. “It has nothing
to do with my husband.”
“People might think I’m extra
vagant, but I believe it’s safer to
put my money in a golden bed
which I use and enjoy,” she went
on. “I can enjoy the bed every
night. I don’t get much pleasure
Siahr to Inspect Army Posts
WASHINGTON — Secretary
of the Army Elvis Stahr Jr. will
leave April 5 on a 15-day inspection
trip of Army installations from
Hawaii to South Viet Nam.
Stahr will confer with senior U.S.
military and civilian officials in
Hawaii, Kwajalein in the mid
Pacific, South Korea, Okinawa,
Formosa, South Viet Nam, Japan
and Alaska.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Boom
Pete Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER Jfl*. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Bohrer
Wo*«by Matron
Bev Morgan
Secretary
Meets, First end Third Mondays
Anvil Lodge
No. 140
Carl Mickelson, W. M.
\ Norvla W. Lewis, Sec.
MeeU First and Third Thursday
Nome Rotary Club
$®ak‘U Herb Jenks
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