BLIND GIRL
WILT, SEE AGAIN
EDINBURGH. May 17.
A tall, dark-haired, cheery-faced girl sat at a desk in a small Edinburgh flat to-day and wrote a letter to a man who saved her life and whom she has never seen.
Fourteen-year-old Evelyn Berry, who came 9000 miles from the Transvaal for an operation, was thanking Mr. Norman Dott, braiii specialist, who three weeks ago achieved his biggest triumph by successfully removing from her brain a malignant tumour.
Evelyn, blind for two years, is slowly recovering her sight.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19377, 15 July 1937, Page 10
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