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Inaugural Ball Ends Jubilee 6B Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed,, Jan. 21, 1953 Eisenhower, Wife Attend By RELMAX MORIN Annclatrd Prm Stuff Wrltfr mm sa w mm n i T ije jrf ' w.; Sr'-rftti A Full Sized Automatic FOR ONLY APPLIANCE CENTER 70 10th Ave. W. Call 4-6297 WASHINGTON wi Happy Re publicans wassailed on into the wee hours of Wednesday in a last great and gala jubilee marking the inauguration ol 1'residenr, tisen hower. And Eisenhower and his lady celebrated risht along with them. They didn't hold out until the final rurlain at 3 a.m., but depart pd at 1:18 comparatively early in the evening. Long lines of limou-j sines and taxis, stalled in traffic,! were still bringing guests when he left. j The new President was in fine fettle, right up to the end. He still j looked daisy-fresh, although his day had begun 18 hours earlieri and had included the most impres-j sive event any American can ex- perience being sworn in as Presi ( dent of the United States. jDOVBLK AFFAIR This was a double-jointed jubi'j jlee. At opposite ends of Washing ton two big, bull-chested halls had ibeen given over to the celebration. na ,, Ilia Vatinnal GiinrH Ar. rv th tw (ho Mi-nnnnuohiWilson: Harold E. Stasson, named Auditorium of Georgetown Uni he m",,,al ecurity director. versitv. Most of the senators and con ,, ,, ... ,. , gressmen had taken boxes. Officially, it was a white-lie and " bare-shoulders event, and most of TAFT SWAMPED the guests conformed. Tickets were 912 apiece, and you had to know somebody who knew some body to get them. It w-as a brilliantly dressed great rival for the Republican throng. There were tiaras and lnrg- nomination. It was obvious last nettes, fabulous jewels or some night that he had lost none of his very expert copies thereof full popularity. flaring gowns with trains, and dec-. Movie personalities, some of olleteage that defidc gravity. whom had entertained on Monday Orchid corsages were as common night, moved around the room gap as dandelions on a summer lawn.iing at political celebrities pretty Well before the President's firstmuch as people usually gape at appearance, most of the celebrities them. Few people sat still. They were on hand Cabinet designees; moved, endlessly, wheeling round John Foster Dulles, Martin P. Dur- and round the room. kin, George M. Humphrey, and1 At. 10:45, the Marine band in 4 1 v y . s u r 4 ' i . (NKA TclPphoto) WOMEN WHO played leading roles in Washington Tues day pose before the White House. Mrs. Harry Truman, waving, shares rear seat with Mrs. Kisenhowcr. In front is Margaret Truman. blue-and-scarlol crashed out the ODenine bars of "Hail to the Chief," the song that announces the arrival of all presidents. Then, in an upper box, Eisen hower and Mamie and the mem bers of Iheir family filed in. A cheer went up. The President wav ed and made the V-gesture with his upraised arms. His wife smiled a little girl's smile. Instantly, opera glasses and lorg nettes blossomed all over the room, most of them trained on her dress, A long line of well-wishers waited patiently to shake hands and ex change a few words with Sen. Rob ert A. Taft of Ohio, Eisenhower's Fecrf uring products advertised m . . . CIMCOLATE PEPPERMINT rams ftHf tt.escVai 59 CASCADE STATIONERY Linen .sheets, or envelopes. . tot 15 nnnnuniue Helen Cornell, regular or BOBBY PINS rubber lipped... 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The recent elec tion was Ihe ,li,t consecutive lime he has served as a voting official. Mullin first served as a checker in 1901. WESTERN Sanforlred'H. '"Ii". Sir, I-.. 1 thrlnlr"" iL ' 1 nwiwuwiiiwiiiipn .iiii .n I TV"