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Seripps-Howard Staff Writer 5 WASHINGTON, Sept. 8— Just ‘for the record a phone a call was put in to the White House the other day, relaying the intelligence that Mrs. Gwen Cafritz, the capital's No. 1 partytosser, had said it never occurred to her to. invite President Truman to her shindigs because she limited her guest list to “interesting’ people, A White House aide was asked if he thought Mr. Truman =vould attend one of Mrs. Cafritz's parties if invited “I dunno,” he squelched. “Who is the lady?”

Charity. Ball? | YOU CAN'T SAY the Administration doesn't let the Republicans in on some of the Jood times that accrue to the party in power, Vice President Alben Barkley was supposed to attend a big conclave in Istanbul, Turkey, of the Inter-Parliamentary Union. But when he found he. couldn't get away because of nis duties aore he gave the assignment to Senator Homer Ferguson of Michigan, } one of the more critica] members Lf [of the opposition party.

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YOU COULD have started a “You've got a dedk of vour

medium-sized war with all the Sen. Wiley Sen. Langer owh to pound,” Sen. Johnston told | military brass that attended one . Sen. Langer.

of those outdoorsy parties given gir>" asked the tourist, a guiver — ” —

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Lewis, the rich Oklahoma lawyer. «gure said Dan. “But why?" GO PLACES

to wear? Well, it now belongs to Rep. FDR Jr., who says he wears it sometimes to the theater.

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IT SOUNDS kind of screwy, but Presidential Assistant John Steelman says he's got a hetter idea ‘than that afternoon nap for Staying fresh all day. Doc Steelman says he gets his rest in dribbles— while waiting for his secretary to place phone cals for him. Says in those few econds between telling. his sec- i retary whom he's calling and get- Bh wb. ting the party on the line--he ; ils lets his mind go completely blank. Then when he ‘snaps back he feels rested.

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Mr. Quirino

Moving Day SEN. WILLIAM LANGER (R. N. D.) pulled a fast one the other day. In order to do a little deskpounding for emphasis during a speech, he moved from his own! desk to that of Senate Majority Leader Ernest McFarland, who was off the floor at the time. But when Sen, Langer absentmindedly moved ‘away from the desk, the Democrats were quick to ‘recapture their leader's fori$ © tress. Sen. Olin D. Johnston (D. , 8.C.) slipped into Sen. McFarland's chair and stayed there, guarding the desk against. a second invasion,

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Guests of honor were officials of «yy» replied the tourist, the Civil Air Patrol, of which Mr. “You're a Senator, ain't vou?" St. Lewis is the general counsel, :

and every time vou reached for a Pleasure Dome grinie you bumped into at least a THE SYRIAN Legation is rigadier general. ; : vs | On hand, among others, were 80INg tb hold an Arabian Nights |Gen.. Omar N. Bradley, Gen. Carl bazaar.Oct. 16- and guess where’ |Spaatz, Lt. Gen. Raymond Mec- Why, in a Shriners’ meeting hall Lain, Maj. Gen. iderman Feld- called Almas Temple, which has | man, boss of the Quartermaster 2lmost as many domes and min- . Corps, and Brig. Gen, Sory Smith, arets as a genuine mosque, the Air Force's top press agent. Xs | Although it rained most of the Full House |afternoon, the St. Lewises main-| ALTHOUGH President Truman {tained the rustic touch by rolling tosses most of his parties at the [their chuck wagon right up to Carlton Hotel because of lack of | {the door of their pine-panelled space in Blair House, his lunchrecreation room. From it the eon for President Elpidio Quirino

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