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They're big, husky Nubians, all decked out in purple plus-fours

and red bolero jackets, with flashy

scarves around their paunches and. red fezzes with tassles on their heads. Some of our poor legislators look as if they expect the scimitars to start flying any

minute, this Winston Churchill, who thinks he’s so hot as an artist? Our own Gen, - Tke Eisenhower has just painted » ploture of George Allen, the White House funnyman, and it actually looks like him.

i 2 » » ” Rayburn New Romeo TEXANS, like everybody else, have to admit that Vice Presi-

their own Don Juan--House er Bam Rayburn, 8am got gallant all over the Place at a fancy feed put on by the Women's National Press Club and came right out and proposed

star, Madeleine said sure she’s got Defense Secretary Johnson and Mrs. John Snyder, wife of the treasury secretary, as witnesses.

. Steve Early Feted - BY THIS time, you don't rate

tary of defense. Bteve’s been feted till he's got canapes coming out of his ears. When they held the annual Gridiron Club dinner

membership, Even #80, the . protocol boys still haven't figured out where Steve sits at the more aristocratic blowouts, on account of his job is a brand new ons. :

® » = Big est Blowout GEST of all the blowouts given for President Eurico Dutra of Brazil as he whooping reception tossed by his own embassy. Three thousand guests

‘showed up to swig and nibble some of the tidbits the ambassador

out to.

him to cover “entertain. ment”

uring the boss’ visit to

Exotic Place Waiters in Purple Plus-Fours, Fezzes ‘Scare’ Young Congressmen | By ANDREW TULLY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 28—Don’t be

ah * Remman comes home from his first term with that sophisticated CE all, he’s running around with the international set now 1 ings he sees are exotic as all get-out.

if your new Con-

Thurmond, Thurmond, Thurs mond, Thurmond,” then with a “Truman.” Then “Thurmond, Thurmond, Thurmond, Thurmond,” and with a mut. tered oath, “Truman.” The judge looked up, shifted his chaw from one cheek to the other, “That rascal voted twice,” he growled. “We'll have to throw out both ballots.”

sg 9 =» No Press Reception WHAT WITH the White House {falling apart, President Truman didn't hold his annual

Most newsmen were just as well pleased, since there's always so many dt the affair it'z apt to be pretty dull, Last year's was livened up some, though, by our own Fred Perkins, the labor expert. When it came Fred's turn to mitt the boss, the President mumbled the usual line about being glad Fred could make it. : : “Thank you, Mr, President,” chortled Mr. Perkins, “and we'd like to have you come over to OUR place sometime.”

Canterbury College Names 4 to Faculty

Times Siate Service D. , May 28--Four new faculty members have been appointed to assistant professor. ships for the fall semester at Canterbury College. They are Matthew B. Evans, Ph. D, philosophy and history department; the Rev. J. Perry Austin, Ph. D, ¢h

saslatant Jrotemes of religion, «Dr, KVADS 8. been with University of Denver han humanities,

Paul's town, Wis,

town. The tent they put up in the Dr: Zan

son $1500 : ss President mony's wo though--he ate alm much 88 some of the society ba "os Although everybody else was

loaded down with every decora-

tion they could coax from their lodges, neither President Truman nor General Dutra wore as much as an Elk's tooth . . . Guests drooled over the Brazilian coffes—the beans are ground fresh before every meal at the embassy , . . At the Anderson House, where Secretary of State Dean Acheson put on his feed for General Dutra, they had special China trucked over from the State Department,

Attends Conference

lege president.

* |Gen, Modelski said,

emistry departs ment; Konstanty Zantuan, Ph. D,

professor of social science and and the Rev. Mr, Austin is currently rector of Bt. Church in WaterRev. Mr. Simcox is Chaplain to Episcopal students ‘Wisconsin

Robert E. Neff, superintendent of the Methodist Hospital, will attend a conference of fellows of the American College of Hospital Administrators at the University of ‘Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pa., Tuesday through Saturday. He was a former administrators col-

[Pole Charges

Russ Spy Ring Works in U. S.

Soviet Embassy Called Center Of Big Network

A former Polish embassy milltary attache said today that a Communist spy network, controlled by the Boviet secret police chief, stretches from Moscow through the United States. Gen, Isidor Modelski, who quit his Polish embassy post in 'protest against communism, described the alleged network before a Senate Immigration Subcommittee. He sald that Marshall L. P. Beria, head of Russia's secret

“| police, is dictator of international

In this country, Soviet spy activities center at the Russian embassy. Gen. Modelski asserted that the diplomatic missions of Yugosiavia, Czechoslovakia and Poland channel information directly lo

Moscow, Quotes Envoy He quoted Polish Ambassador Josef Winfewicz as having said once that as Poland's Nor1 oficial in the United States he was required to ‘submit {important matters” to the Soviet ambassaAor “to have him agree upon them.” » As an example of contacts between satellite embassies and the Russian diplomatic mission, Gen. Modelski said that a Col. Alef, formerly a member of his staff, once warned Polish delegates against going to the Soviet embassy “because the FBI was

Red espionage.

slav embassies would be safer meeting places. The Polish exile said that all diplomatic mail of the satellite countries “must be sent by one channel or another to Moscow.” Fed Up In 1048 He recalled that in 1048 he told Mr. Winlewicz that he was fed up with “reproaches which were sent to me by the Communists in Moscow” and that he determined to protest in code. “The ambassador then urged me not to do that,” Gen, Modelski skid. “He confessed, ‘all your rets have to be submitted to bjedev, the Russian ambassador in Warsaw, just as I am re[quired to submit important matters to Ambassador Panjushkin (Soviet. Ambassador here) to bave him agree upon them'.” Gen. Modelski said he was informed on his arrival here that the most important man at the Soviet Embassy was not the ambassador, but the first secretary, who {8s “chief of the Soviet police in the United States.” The present first secretary is Sergel R. Striganov,

ht pOTRA ARRIVES HOME

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, May 26 (UP)—President Eurico Gaspar Dutra returned today from the United Btatés where he vis-

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Bix Polish displaced persons, among 816 aboard the General reception for the press this year.'iraiing everybody going there” |Srewart, Internationa} Relief OrCol. Alef, he said, suggested ganizations chartered ship, will that the Czechoslovak and Yugo-|settle in Indianapolis after their arrival in the East soon. Cem oday. \ Mr. and Mrs. Wiktor Iwanowa,| “sar acbralfon—138"% “im. Asoivk 46 and 43, will be sent to 4207 N. America Pennsylvania St. under sponsorship of Arthur J. Quesser, at that address, and the National Catholie Welfare Council, Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Sobl, 30 and 25, and Nachman, 2, and Henrik Brajtstajn, 22, are bound! ay yMem for the USNA at 412 Pennway| Cox: Senter building. Mr. Iwanowa is a Polish & official; Mr. Bobl a knitter, and Mr. Brajtsztajn an auto mechanic. Others arriving throughout the te are:

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