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Truman Is Really In Training For Something

promise never again to refer to him as “Baldy.” As for Mr, Truman, there is a man who should go fdr some day. Any giily who ¢an ride that thing is -a cinch“ to be the next heavyweight champion

By ANDREW TULLY Seripps-Howard Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, Mar. 8— I am now prepared to concede that Harry Truman is a better man than I am.

Roger Tubby, one of the of the world, President's press secretaries, Attachment took me in to see the presi Alistair Buchan, a reporter

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dential swimming pool the other day and then lured me further, inte Mr. Truman's gymnasium, There this wily press agent

invited me to try my luck on the President's exercycle —a *ind of stationary bleycle on which Mr. Truman works out almost dafly. With character iste gullibllity, I allowed myself to be hoisted onto the thing and my feet secured firmly to the pedals. Nightly since, IT have awakened screaming. The thing is nothing more. than a medieval rack with two horsepower. When Roger threw that switch one knee.came, up and struck me a glancing blow in the jowl. Both arms were wrested from their sockets and then jammed back into place. At the same time my classi® torso seemed to double up in two, For a couple of minutes, Roger ignored my anguished cries that he disentangle me from-the infernal machine Jest my children he left fatherless. Finally he turned it "off ‘and assisted me to the floor on my

for the London Observer, watking past tha White House the other day and stopped tn watch the workmen putting finishing touches to it “You know,” he told hizx companion, “1've got a sentimental interest in that place.” “Is that so?’ asked his pal, “How come?” “Well, you see.” sald Alistair, “one of my ancestors once tried to burn it down.”

700 Struggled

That was a nice, cozy gathering the Dominican Embassy put on to mark the Dominican Republic's 108th year of inde-’ pendence. Scarcely more than 700 free-loaders showed up and the only time you spilled any whisky down somebody's neck was when you tried to take a drink. Any guest had an easy time fighting his way to the buffet, providing he'd once played fullback for one of the better college teams. Once at the groaning board, however, his courage was rewarded by a display of swank grub that incidded shrimp, crabmeat and lobater with rice, tomatoes filled with

Socialized Dentistry Puts Bite on Britain |

By EVELYN VAUGHAN (have heen such cases as the wel America’s greatest false tooth pald dentist who refused to treat millionaire—a man whose factory|& man who was not wearing a turns out 40 million teeth a year tle. In an open-necked summer —has returned to America deter-|8hirt, the man wanted a tooth mined to campaign for free den- extracted—and the. authorities tistry. After studying facts on the Wisely decided the dentist's respot in Britain, he’s conveniced numeration should be docked. that the British National Health| Schools Affected | Service spells fantastic profits ’ a «+ « for everyone on the dentristry! a ate ux be of den side of the dental chair. lup the Health Service—and the! And who's saying he's wrong? taxpayer—with many more fill-! One of the leading dental com- mgs gum treatments and scrappanies in Britain has more than ings than actually occur, Not long doubled its gross profits under the ge; Sir Frank Tribe, "Treasury! Government's National Health auditor, entered up $80,000,000 of Scheme. Paid on the equivalent gentist's bills and noted, “If a of piecework, a thousand London greater proportion of dentists’ dentists last year averaged earn-| estimates could be investigated ings of $14,000 a year. And this and any disciplinary action taken, Was more than three times they substantial saving might re.

cheese, a whole glazed salmon, oysters, scallops. and a few : dv en assorted salads. Among the government officiala ‘who took time off from

working their fingers to .the hone for us taxpayers were Agriculture Secretary Charles

Brannan, Cammerce Secretary Charles Sawyer, Mrs. Nellie Tayine Noss, boss of the 1. 8, Deputy Callector of Internal Revenue Eldon P. King and Undersecretary of Labor Michael J. Galvin,

Caviar by Air

Former Ambassador to Russla William Bullitt gave himself a birthday party the other night and he did if up brown, He had the caviar flown from Iran for the occasion, >

No Shows

French Ambassador and Mme. Henri Bonnet gave a lavish dinner ‘party in honor of British Ambassador Sir Oliver

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Franks and Lady Franks and -

it was a big success excépt for one thing. Sir Oliver and Lady Franks didn't show up. They weren't snubbing. the Bonnets, it's just that they're in mourning for King George

and aren't going anywhere, But since the party had been planned before the King's death, the Bonnets decided to go ahead with it. Quick Trip ’ Newhold Morris, President Truman's corruption hunter, | wax on the radio show, “Re|=porters’ Roundup’ last week.

Day before the show he. called Everette Holles, the show's

I- moderator, and asked:

“How am I going to get to the studio?” Everette was flabbergasted — Mr. Morris’ office is in the old Washington Post building, only five blocks from the studio— and, anyway, it was the first time any guest had come up with THAT one.

But Everette was equal to the occasion. “Oh, we'll send for you, Mr. Morris,” he said.

«80 on the day of the broad- |

cast a limousine and chauffeur hired by the studio picked up Mr. Morris at hjs office and delivered him to the studio,

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this town is that you don’t have to wait until late afternoon to cadge a drink, People are always giving liquid breakfasts like the one tossed the other day by Naval Capt. Franeis Ulen and Mrs, Ulen,

The Ulens called it a “Sherry Breakfast,” but there was also a plentitude of champagne punch and hardier guests were directed to a corner where they could find drinkin’ whisky. Surgeon General of the Navy, Rear Adm. Lamont Pugh, enjoyed the buffet most, though—curried chicken on toast, fried oysters, cold ham, hot biscuits and for deésert bananas dipped in honey and rolled in grated cocoanut. Not an egg in the joint.

Tired Out

A bunch of top drawer officlals got the workout of their lives the other night at a Leap Year dance—they were kept busy tripping the more or less light fantastic until 4 a. m. Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, Air Force chief of staff, got the biggest play from the dames,” but Sen. Mike Monroney. of Oklahoma went home exhaust-

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