Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1950 — Page 20

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In Honor of Revolution

Washington's Capifalistic Free Loaders - Go Into Training for Annual Soviet ‘Shindig

pre merely means that

Day to us.

i Anyway, every free- loader in

the event.

r night, d to down-the-field blocking. + This letter can win or loose a ashington party for you, especially the big Soviet one, Where a couple of thousand| tlways show up. r-sharp on the technique of] pping off-tackle and shoulderold ladies out of your way you y go through the whole night Without getting a drink. 5 Incidentally, it's the only Miplomatic party of the year form is not on the State Dement “must list.” The Dertment always gets a flock of bids but it's strictly up to the individual whether he goes or not { Last year Undersecretary Jimmy Webb showed up. Also on

who's worthy ‘of the name Es gone into strict training for From here in it'll be ot more than eight drinks per y, no more than two parties and special attention

If you're not|’

By ANDREW TULLY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer § WASHINGTON, Oct. 28—That gleam ini the eye of capitalistic

the invitations are out for the

Embassy's annual shindig in honor of the October Revolution. That “October” is just to fool you, by the way. Miways held, in November and this year will be on Nov. 7.

The party's Election.

place on Fire Island, a strip off Long Island where the town fathérs have knocked themselves out for decades trying to keep out automobiles and telephones and other new-fangled toys. But when the pressure started to pile up, Bill decided he'd have to have one of Mr. Bell's gadgets and, after much to-do, he finally got it in- | stalled. The bill was $800,

. d last year was Andrei Vish-| a » =»

, and he'll probably show n thi= jear since he's up in York making life miserable fr the United Nations. - = #

PEAKING parties, they'd

ter make sanitarium reserva-

s back home for those At-| tic Pact foreign ministers who here to chew _the rag about)

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defense of Europe. Just for

their first five days in town. ne reason the Democratic Na-| nal Committee wishes Mrs. Al-| Barkley were making that litical tour with the Veep is that] always knows when he's been | ing too long and gives him al al to cut it off. Without her| the sidelines, some of Good! Mme Alben’s speeches have gone, on and on.

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" ” ” ! A pleasant lady named Mrs. { Harry Truman was guest of i honor at a tea given by the : Colonial Dames of America— | {one of the last strongholds of

§ starter, the poor be-ribboned|yp with a tr ses had to attend nine parties; P ay 8f manus.

Acheson Steps Out SECRETARY of State Dean | Acheson and Mrs. Acheson star[tied the town about to death the other evening. They practically never go to any parties but all of {a sudden there they were popping up at two in one night. Naturally, there was a diplo{matic gimmick involved. One of [the parties was given by fhe | Egyptian Ambassador and the other by the Ambassador from Israel, and Mr. Acheson didn't want to start another Arab-Jew-ish war by going to one and not

The Secretary gave a short les{son on how to be a diplomat at| [the Egyptian affair. He was! shooting the breeze with Mme.’ bdul Rahim, wife of the Am-| A when a walter trotted

“NN | other,

“Ah,” murmured Mr. Acheson, {his poirited mustache quivering {with emotion. “I always said the oldest country in the world made the Youngest drigh. n ” WASHINGTON is getting, around to liking the . Yugoslavs {now that it looks as if the Tito{Stalin mad-on is the McCoy. Mme. Viadimir Popovic, Yugoslav Ambassador, was tossed a tea the other day by Mme. | Viadimir Rybar, widow of the llate Yugoslav envoy to Norway, iand our capitalistic ladies | knocked one another over in the!

{ a political party named the Re- | rush to help with the pouring.

! publicans.

High Priced Phone

: BILL FOSTER, new boss of the) Fconomic Co-operation Adminis-|

tration, has what is probably the Agriculture Secretary, and Mrs. 205 W. WASHINGTON ST.

most expensive telephone in the

World. Seems. he has a summer tor from New Mexico. Even Dolly yeagemark 0. 8. Pai. OF.

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Mrs. Harold H. Burton, wife of the Associate Justice. Then there {were Mrs. Jesse M. Donaldson, wife of the Postmaster-General; Mrs. Charlie Brannan, wife‘of the|

Dennis Chavez, wife of the Sena-

wife of the.

Gann, sister of the late: Repub lican Vice President Charles Batley Shape tis, was on hand to help make ViDge metry Tor Wh prolstanat,

MOSHE SHARETT, Israel's

first foreign minister, used to be a soldier in—of all things—the Turkish ‘Army. It was while Mr. Sharett was a student in law school at Istanbul and was in-

. | ducted into the armed forces of

the sultan’s government, Mr, Sharett, here for conferences, was born in Russia but was a member of the first class to be graduated from the Herzlia gym-

{nasium in Tel Aylv, Palestine,

Street Scene: Soviet Ambassador Alex Panyushkin pausing briefly to Inspect the new.

Korean Embassy on Sheridan Circle. }

: } If you think your household's in a state of chaos, do a little crying in your lager for Charlie Murphy, counsel to President T'ru- |

man. His oldest daughter plays! the accordion and his oldest son ays the cornet. Both: flso play e piccolo, clarinet, plano, guitar and fife. Rep. Richard Nixon, Republicafl cdndidate for Senator in California, has a letter in--dorsing his candidacy from Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The full name, though, is Eleanor But-

ler Roosevelt of Oyster Bay, | N. Y., widow of Col. Theodore | Roosevelt. i

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