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C NEWSMEN IEN AND Most important college of amateur physicians anywhere in the world approximately strong now meets Tuesdays and Fridays at nt the White House These are newsmen newsmen news news- men assigned to cover the dent They assemble make careful scrutiny write lengthy analyses ol ot the thc Presidents President's complexion nero ncr nervousness every fa facial cial expression try to Interpret these in relation to his health Actually the ident looks thinner not too well tanned but calm and fit though he shows obvious sign of wearying at atthe atthe atthe the scores of ot questions thrown at him during press tussles still knows how to turn charm on and off calls newsmen by their first names teases them about dope stories Since his return from the Alaska trip Roosevelt is seeing more people than in the last six months is growing more aware of domestic Issues S S DUMBARTON OAKS OARS Secretary Hulls Hull's message to the opening Dumbarton Oaks peace parley parley par par- parI I ley Icy had whole paragraphs paralleling parallel parallel- ing Woodrow Wilsons Wilson's statement of I January 16 1920 on the eve of the first League of Nations council I meeting It It is our task here Hull said to help lay the foundations foundations found I upon which after victory peace freedom and a growing prosperity prosperity pros pros- may be built for generations I to come Twenty-four Twenty years ago Wilson said It will bring the League of Nations into being as a living force devoted to the task of assisting the peoples of all countries in their desire for peace prosperity prosperity pros pros- I and haPlin happiness ss INDIAN TYPHOON When Amb William Phillips' Phillips fa famous famous fa- fa famous letter advising Roosevelt that India was a U. 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S problem leaked Into print the British government sent instructions to all British consuls consuls consuls con con- in this country to inspire letters letters let let- tens to editors plus plus' editorials hi lit the local press One man in New York alone wrote 76 letters to different newspapers Later British consuls consuls con con- consuls sent copies of editorials etc to the British Embassy with accompanying accompanying accompanying notes showing what a good job they had done In the Embassy Embassy Embassy Em Em- bassy Hennessy British public relations man for India left leftoff leftoff off ofT the accompanying notes sent the editorials to Sir Olaf Caroe in 6 New Delhi so Sir Olaf could see what a good job Hennessy had been doing Sir Olaf then sent them to London Sir Olaf also cabled London that be he had been able to keep the Phillips Phillips Phillips Phil Phil- lips letter out of India so far tar but under existing conditions it was wasI I sure to be smuggled in hi in which case it would be published by the Indian press and there was nothing he could do to stop it By existing conditions Caroe Canoe meant British anti-British subversion on the part of Indian officials who smuggle news into India despite censorship Once Inside India the British cant can't prevent prevent pre pre- pre pre- vent publication in Indian news news- papers WASHINGTON PERSONALITIES taking Breath-taking Bob Gros Gras California lecturer has the faculty of coming to the nations nation's capital capitol every year and interviewing more wigs big-wigs per hour than anyone else in the USA U.S.A. He has just finished one of his brea breathless trips and sizes up performers performers per per- formers on the Washington Wasl merry- merry round go-round as follows Wendell Willkie The thinking- thinking est cst guy on the merry-go- merry round politically British Ambassador Lord Halifax Worst dressed but one of ot the most charming His sleeves were patched with red thread he had hadon on almost threadbare gabardine pants Donald Nelson Nelson Determined Determined that small industry shall have havea a chance to reconvert now before the ar ar- ar- ar Economic Stabilizer Fred Vinson The The best balanced Secretary of the Navy Forrestal Forrestal- Quick likable ble expounds this p phi i- i Administration consists 95 per cent of smoothing out human frictions The secret of American success is is driving restless energy that makes you have ulcers Secretary of War Stimson The Stimson The most arbitrary Small Business Administrator Maury Maverick The Maverick The most two- two fisted and dynamic dynamics Jim Farley The Farley The most realistic political analyst the most bluntly and disarmingly frank In general Gros found WashIngton Washing WashIng- ton taking the war in its stride officialdom much more settled down than last year less excitement less hysteria more efficiency S S S I ROUND MERRY C. C l i. Senator Hiram Johnson who rarely rare rare- rarely ly appears on the senate floor any mOl mote more e still occasionally night baseball games at Griffith stadium sta sta- Other ball fans are Senators Senators Sena Sena- tors Chandler of Kentucky Walsh of ot New Jersey Stewart of at Tennes I see and Mead of New York all I frequent holders box-holders at the ball j park I C C. l John L. L Lewis faces the greatest I rebellion against him in I j I years when j the United Mine Workers hold their 1 I I annual convention in Cincinnati M I |