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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
iBess Truman Up
U! :Early for Great
" pay of Her Life
1; By Dorothy Mllliums
(Uniu-a Pr-a Smrt ii-Hr u r.t i
- Washington, Jan. 20 m,i--Ues3
Truman, the woman who wants
Iwhat her husband wants, was up
-early and Into her new gray silk
outfit.
This was the day when her
-childhood sweetheart, would be in--auguratcd
for a full term as presi
dent of the United States.
. First on Mrs. Truman's formal
program today were church serv
"Ices. Then the solemn ceremonies
Tat the U. S. capltol for the inaug
uration of the man who still calls
"her "sweetheart." A hasty bite of
launch in the office of Senate sec
retary Leslie Biffle, and then the
ride back downtown In the big
parade.
To Visit Gallery
At 5 p.m. she and the president
must be at the national art gal
lery the vast pink marble mu
leum they had "borrowed" so
they could receive some of the
thousands who had come for the
inauguration.
. They couldn't shake hands with
them all not with the expected
7,500. But they would say "hello"
"to a few. So would Vice President
Alben W. Barkley and his daugh
ter, Mrs. Max Truitt.
2 In the years to come thousands
more would see the silvery satin
and lace dress Mrs. Truman chose
"for the occasion, because it some
day would become part of the
Smithsonian institution's collec
. ton of gowns of first ladies.
Dress Described
2 Margaret's reception dress was
.of black crepe with bands of
bronze taffeta. She would help
"her parents with their entertain
ing by moving among the guests
-s she always did at White House
"receptions, greeting friends here
!5nd there.
f iiai And, like White House reeep
,wons, it would be dry. There
Wfould be non-alcoholic fruit
Bunch, coffee and cakes.
rf After the two-hour reception
Jhe president, his wife and daugh
ter would return to Blair house
for a family dinner with the 17
friends and relatives who are vis
iting them.
Ball Arranged
The glittering inaugural ball
later in the evening would cli
max the day with some 5,300
guests dancing and milling about
the two acres of the district na
tional guard armory.
Mrs. Truman would change
Into a black panne velvet ball
gown for this occasion and Mar
garet would don frothy pink tulle.
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Although he hulTs and he pulTs, Seaman Robert Bradford of
Chicago can't budge the famous leaning tower of Pisa, Italy. The
U. S. Sixth Task Fleet visited ports In northern Italy, and the
tailors got in a little sightseeing. P. S. This is a trick photo, in
case you didn't know. (NEA-Acme photo from U. S. Navy.)
Truman's City
Has Costly Fire
Independence, Mo., Jan. 20 Hl'i
A million dollar fire swept
through four buildings at the
southeast corner of the Independ
ence square, the city's business
district, in 7-degrce weather, to
day. This day was, by proclamation
of the mayor, "inauguration day"
In the home town of President
Truman. Many of Indeendence's
leading citizens were in Washing
ton for the festivities there as the
big fire broke out in the basement
of the Independence Hardware
company.
Kire Chief V. A. Kincade of the
four-company Independence fire
department said that spontaneous
combustion probably caused the
blaze. He said paints and oils
were stored In the basement of
the three-story building.
Kincade estimated the loss at
about $1,000,000.
Man Attains 100
And Gives Formula
Seattle, Jan. 20 UN-Samuel II.
Cottle was 100 years old yester
day and although he has no for
mula for longevity he said two
things help -"no smoking and no
drinking."
Cottle moved to Washington
state HI years ago when he was
19. He settled in Seabeck and later
moved to Quilcene. He came to
live with his daughter, Mrs. Mi
chael Sholund of Seattle 10 years
ago.
He said he is up at 7 every
morning and has a good break
fast of cereal, toast and coffee.
Then ho reads the? papers to keep
abreast of "what's going on."
Then a good lunch, followed by
visits with friends and more read
ing until dinner. Then to bed.
Epidemics of cholera, measles,
smallpox and scrofula, during the
ten-year period from 184f to 1855,
decreased the population of the
Osage trile of Indians in Okla
homa from 5,000 to 3,500.
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