Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1949 — Page 33

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typically Midwestern, U. 8. A. hi lavishly sprinkled = with homey American slang. Some of the ladies didn’t speak English, but in the mixed conversation, it was not a handicap for them or for me. . Two of our guests were charming people who immediately commanded my admiration and sympathy. They have been engaged to be married for some time. Later they hope to go to Amerfca. . The girl is a Bulgarian, and though she was born and educated in Turkey, the Turkish government is conducting very exhaustive investigations before permitting her to marry the Turk of her choice, and thus become a Turkish citizen herself. 3 . ® ” BECAUSE of her native country's alliance With Russia, they are. particularly strict and the investigations may take years. To add to their problems, she fs a Christian of the very strict Orthodox Church, and he is a Moslem. (Tippy and I thought we had problems), This Miss Martinova, whose first name is beyond my powers of pronunciation, became something of an oracle in my eyes when she displayed her practical knowledge of the Turkish, Greek,

BOA 0 “eiraggting with

Turkish, but keep coming up with things like “fish pishmish® instead of anything practical

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ik” or rather “balik pishmish,” or “cooked fish” See what I mean?) The party adjourned to “the snake pit,” the fitting misnomer with which the Turks have tagged the American-type night elub in

A good orchestra with a hep drummer from Harlem, played swing, Latin American rhumbas, Viennese waltzes and Greek and Spanish tangos, which are very

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dishes. Hors d'oeuvres of every kind, soups, huge pink lobster savory steaks, chops and swordfish, whipped cream and pastry concoctions of stupendous size and decoration, towering silver dishes of fresh fruits. What an. opportunity for a gourmet such as I. But, alas, I was able to consume only tomato juice,” consomme and a small

pear. The. next day (hangover day plus one) we were to be feted by a friend at his home. If the radiant bride was somewhat blearyeyed by this time, no one was surprised. Evidently it happens to all brides who do not immediately escape on honeymoons. All my expectations to the contrary, we had a very fine evening. {The eight people formed a cozy pleasant group and our hostess had prepared a repast fit for a

king. : In Turkey they have a delightful custom called “mheze.” To partake of “meze” is to eat all manner of delectable, indigestible delicacies accompanied by cocktails or wine. =

ing, Russian potato salad, boiled brains with a dressing of lemon juice and olive oil, sliced tongue, pickled cucumbers, cabbage and peppers, olives, deviled ‘eggs, several varieties of cheese, fish eggs which are called “balik yum-

popular in this part of the world. We talked, laughed, danced and laughed some more, No wedding party is complete without champagne, so about

- a.m. we remedied this grave] . omission, At 3 a. m. this orcnes-| Woman as President

tra, too, went home. Since there was no place else to go, we also

went home. . » ” » THE NEXT morning we had wonderful hangovers. Peculiar

stuff, champagne. Bubbling and effervescent, light and pleasing to the taste. Makes you dizzy, you recover but you are thirsty, you drink water, and bong!, you are dizzy again. ; As this was the day of celebration number two, it was no time ‘to coddle a spinning head. An aspirin stopped it, but sent my

stomach on & merry-go-round of its own. It was unthinkable that the bride would be absent from the

urtasi,” borek, which are dainty {French fried pastriés filled with a mixture of piquant cheese and egg, and half a dozen other un-

of familiar but toothsome ‘dishes.

‘Opposed by Students

STILLWATER, Okla. Jan. 15

{to take over men's rights -in courtship, but they shouldn't be jallowed to become President of ithe United States. That's what students at Oklahoma A. & M. College said in a poll taken by the school's sociology department. - The poll also. showed women {would = welcome social . change more than would males; younger students more than older ones; unmarried more than married, and academically advanced students more-than those with less | training.

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