Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1950 — Page 8

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Siamese Corry Is Okay—Served With Bouton

- the kind of weather this town's been having, but since it was free more than 1000 people showed up to help eat it at the party given by the Siamese Embassy the other night. ’ It wasn’t such tough going at that, because there was plenty

GEORGE ALLEN, the someHine 38 cont jester of the White , admits he has an eye for

"of rare booze to wash it down with. Siamese Ambassador Prince the. 14 fast buck. He's written a; | stranger. Wan _ Waithyakon, an open-; | book, Presidents Who Have you had b iabout the nation’s trials and Known Me,” and dedicated it to from, suh? handed gent, ars scattered! 1 oalation a. 500 peeple who had nothing to asked Big Jim.

_all over the place, dispensing do with helping him to write it.

John Steelman; assistant to the

Martinis, Manhattans, bourbon! George says that's going to do 3 and Scotch. | President, and Mrs. Steelman ‘ate | wonders for the advance sale, on “AR.” ” sighed isome curry for show, but concen-! account of nobody can resist Jim, “Mighty

. The occasion was the national {trated mainly on the lobster) buy six or seven rd copies ofl Gov. Folsom 1108 holiday of the little Siamese na- salad and turkey, being just folks a ns dedicated to himself. r Utah!” tion sng | everybody was going, from Arkansas. Sen. and Mrs. | around ng to act as if they’d Homer Ferguson of Michigan to add a chapter in 1952 beca just finished a course in Far|sald they were kind of partial to! he's a ETO pal of Gen. Tee! Eastern history and knew alli dlithe salmon and cold tongue, "Eisenhower, who's

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Clark’s staff did : for her the other day, It was her {first anniversary jas official signer

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Eaxkley were having one of their | rare quiet evenings at home the | {other night, reading the papers {and listening to the radio. Over {the air came a commercial in beInalf of a local haberdasher. | “There are three things youl should look for in a suit,” pro- | jclalmed the announcer, . then | paused dramatically to lend the| proper suspense to his starumg | news. | “Yeah” remarked the Veep, | “Pants, coat and vest.” f " » ~ ‘Who's McGrath? ATTY. GEN. J. Howard Me-| Grath doesn’t feel so darned fa-| mous these days. He was watch-|

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