Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1951 — Page 18

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"| CONSIDERING all the public oH ; ity President Truman gets you'd] the Iron Curtain ny his every habit was a mat well represented. ter of intimate knowledge to alll

mb dor Alex Pan- Americans. Nevertheless, one. of | is in Moscow but the the most popular questions asked win Mose le stri of attendants at the Capitol is: | lh 1 a ole string “Where does the President ve and military attaches, goon?” - | slowly strangling in| x 8 = |

te uniforms with stiff, A KING is coming to visit

the their collars, Among the. secretaries Washington, but the State Dewas young Alex Zinchuk the Partment won't pay him a bit of ’ |attention. Bes os got hae That's because the monarch is desp Ln on 805 '1 ox. King Zog of Albania, which is back to Moscow 100. a Soviet satellite and there-

ba : now tended my condolences and told oo ToT or kings except

him 1 hoped he wouldn't Pe to string ‘em up. Zog, of course, | purged too hard. {insists he's still the rightful boss| Then there was Jan Vinar, sf the Albanians, but he hasn't! charge d'affaires of the Czech gone any throne-sitting since just| Embassy, looking at people out pefore World War II when the of half-closed eyes and saying|Italians suddenly grabbed his things lke isn't it too bad A8S0-country. Since then, Zog has] ciated Press Reporter Bill Oatisfiitted about from country to turned out to be a spy. |country and now lives in Egypt. | The Iron Curtain press was Zog's American-born wife, represented by Mike Fedorov, Queen Geraldine, won't come here head of the Soviet's Tass news with him. She's staying home agenay here, and Rob Hall of the with eh son, Prince Iskander, New York Dally Warner. Mike Albania hasn't had any diplowas pained a 8 Beripps. matic representation here since ard gtory which said he wore, “oT over baggy. trousers; said they weren't a . eithery That's his opinion. P. B. The State Department JUST WHEN everybody was snubbed the party, sending as its| thinking it had been a long time ranking representative John F, since Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan Simmons, chief of protocol, who's got a medal, the Dominican Repretty far down on the lst pt; Public came through. The Presidepartment brass. But the Britiah, dents miliary ade stuck out his came through w r sto- A pher Steel, its senior minister, a0 Ambassador 1uis praneiaco present ie hueht Am trys Order of Juan Pablo Duarte. 5 ” ” " Ed 2 | ONE OF THE BEST free-load-JUST TO EMPHASIZE his jn00 of recent months was that snub of the Poles, Secretary of given by Air France to celebrate State Dean Acheson showed up the opening of its new office here. in alk his well-tailored splendor They fixed up the maroon velvetat a party the same day given by draped projection room as a kind , the Ethiopian Ambassador in of French-type bar and grill and honor of King Haile Selassie’s the guests flocked in for cham39th thday. Mr, Acheson Was pagne and ham, turkey, salads at his chatty best, wandering and salmon. °° : Ee { Top guests were French Amjbassador and Mme. Henri Bonnet, {who moved about the throng acting suaye and sophsiticated. Maj. Gen, alld Mrs. Anthony (Nuts) {McAulliffe also joined the party, as did Senator and Mrs. Homer {Capehart of Indiana.

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MISS ELIZABETH WHERRY'S ‘mail is regularly delivered to the office of Senate Minority Leader j Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska. | That's not as okay as it sounds, | however. Because Liz is no relation to Ken; she works in the office of Senator H, Alexander | Smith of New Jersey. 8he has to See the famous {give Senator Wherry credit, {though: “He even sent me a box {of candy delivered to him by mis-

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