Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1951 — Page 26

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been {The State Department has en Forrestal $800 a | up with the airs put on by the

the lease says State has to. new neighbors. So one day when

days in the . | their two garbage cans: “His”

Mrs. jonth rent on a two-year lease,

te within 45 nt the house is sold. 4 The poor State Department

of furnishing bed and

ing big shots when of visiing i several

y 0. But then the White are a artad falling down around Harry Truman's ears and the First Family took over at Blair, © You might think these visitors enuld bunk with President Truman during their stays here, but

pe it had taken care of this

fortunately for the Trumans pro-

tocol forbids it. A head of state on an official visit can stay only the first night with the President, then he has to move elsewhere, fome President with in-law trouple must have thought that one up. Incidentally, Prospect House was sold to Rep. Thurmond Cimatham of North Carolina, who's got #lmost as much dough as Aly Khan had before he met Rita Hayworth. ~ ” n

! VEEP AND MRS. BARKLEY are drinking nothing but tomato

juice at parties. this summer. Claim its merely a reducing ture. . Adm. Robert B.

Carney, in London as boss of U. 8.

Naval forces in the Eastern and

Mediterranean area, was briefed

carefully before being presented to King George VIL

Among other things, he was told one never uses the word “bug” in British polite society. Tt's always insect. So, a-few minutes after being introduced to Georgie, the Admiral was blithely remarking about life at sea that “once the bug bites you, you never get over it.”

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visiting Washington d better do it in the next ys. Otherwise, the State sent won't be able to put ‘and they'll have to take ‘pot luck at hotel, ame domi an a, ros o ine nl of

house for foreign digs, by Mrs James Forres-

widow of our first Secretary

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row, magazine writer, was fed |

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and “Hers.” ” ” un

You Don’t Wear Tapas

i» YOU HAD to be careful not to

get your tapas mixed up with your ternas at the Philippine Embassy reception for Felino Neri, Filipino Uridersecretary of Foreign Affairs. The tapas are real good eatin'—they're spiced, dried beef seasoned with garlic and served up on toothpicks, Ternas, on the other hand, are the native dresses worn by a lot of -the ¥Wilipino women at the party. They're kind of nice, too. A goodly crowd was there because the Filipinos have a reputation for serving plenty of grog. Special Ambassador John Foster Dulles was there, of course, and others Included Rep, Frances Bolton of Ohio, Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman, Rep. Albert Thomas of Texas and Sen, Dennis Chavez of New Mexico. Philippine Ambassador Mike Elizalde had had a heart attack the day before but showed up at the party just the same, » » ” The Polish Embassy has sent out Invitations for a reception July 23 celebrating Poland's national holiday. “Hm,” hmmed one diplomat, “a lot of the boys at the State Department are going to be disappointed.” “Why,” he was asked, “hecause they did't get Invited?” “No,” he cracked, “because they did.” ” ” n THE OTHER DAY every Senator and Representative in Con-

gress received the

message in red ink: {Jelly

KWITCHURBELLYAKUNN

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ANY TIME now we can expect livers and little mushréoms, and actor. a bunch of German chorus girls an occasional Smithfield ham. 5 Army and Navy big shots wan- , . . Senate dered around trying to act like often called {they were having a good time, from Arkansas,”

to show up here to study democ-| racy--at the U. 8. taxpayers’ expense. We've had newspapermen, engineers, coal miners, steel workers and students and, the other. day, who should blow into town

“but a gang of German grocery-|

men. The tour, which began’ last May -27, was the joint brainchild | of ECA and Jack Logan, head of | the National Association of Fooc Chains lobby and a goed friend of Perle Mesta, i ay 4 i DURING the debate on exten-| {sion of the Defense Production) (Act, Majority Leader John Mec-| {Cormack of Massachusetts and iRep. Clarence Brown, roly-poly {Ohioan, got fn a hot argument. | {They ended up roaring simultaneously at each other for about five minutes.

Later, in the Speaker's lobby, Means you have to do a little of and paints.

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one of the offilal reporters was found wiping his brow. t “Well,” he said, “I hope I got them okay. Sometimes I can get three or four Congressmen speaking at the same time, but the trouble with those two was they both spoke in the same key.” ~ ~ ” MATT CONNELLY, one of President Truman's top secretariex, never attends those state dinners the boss gives for visiting dignitaries. But it's at his own request that the State Department leaves his name off the guest list. Matt says, simply, that “I can't win the boss any votes at parties like that.”

Jd ” ” High Flyin’ Food THI AIR FORCE, Fancy Provisions Branch, did itself real proud at a reception and buffet Secretary for Air Thomas K. Finletter gave out at Bolling Field for the Spanish Air Minister, Gen. Eduardo Gonzalez Gallarza. One guy took a look at the scene and cracked, “What happened -- did Gwen Cafritz buy the joint for a summer house?” It did have a definite Cafritz touch at that. The bhuffet table had a tinkling fountain in the center, flanked by two baskets of fruit and colored lights. Naturally, nobody : lower than a brigadier general dared to try to eat any of the stuff. There were a roast turkey that

the chef dressed up to look like)

some extra-large | filled with lobster tidbits doused Underneath was the printed With high-calory sauce; artichoke ame, Ralph Morrison, D.D.S. hearts topped with little pork - Aame, ‘Raip J : 3 {filets and garnished. with goose Vandenberg, is ‘a former movie] He was an extra in that

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invitations all put a limit on | thelr speaking time, hut Sen, |W. Payne Tobey's bid didn’t say anything | about holding down the oratory. It isn't true, though, that the long-winded Mr, Tobey Is still talking.

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but you could tell they weren't Senator,” now has a new title. Salvage yard, heard the kitten's leven enjoying the grub they were He just got an honorary doctor plaintive meow from inside the

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Massachusetts, Margaret Chase Smith of Maine and Charles W. Tobey of New Hampshire all were invited to a Young Repub- | lican shindig in Boston.

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HUNTINGTON, 14 (UP)—A rash of juvenile Wa- kitten a home to live out, his re-

Saltonstall and Smith ter pistol squirting here drew of- maining eight lives. {ficial reprimands from Mayor W. ems Sm iat ni

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