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Jim Higgins’ 1930s story makes international news in 1978, again in 1980, and now in 2018

It happened, first, in January, 2018. I was at a dinner party in San Miguel de Allende. The host had steered the conversation towards my plans to publish my father’s 1930s memoir.

I was telling the other guests a bit about him, when a fellow Canadian asked, “What was your father’s name?”  I said, “Jim Higgins”. He replied, “I’m pretty sure I just heard about him on the news.”  I said, “Impossible!”, and promptly forgot about it.

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