Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1951 — Page 26

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~—|social Washington is. already|iist of invitations to the Embassy ed the top of three desks in a bewitched by the dazzling|garden party. It gave him such year, prospect of a visit by genuine *

Almost unconsciously the towndevilled him the rest of his , Fa is slicking back its hair and] which gives you just a faint idea gers when he stumbled and fell,

frrors primping in front of gilt m ons o to have on our hands come the Senate floor, The presiding

i there's something about Britis royalty that gives our town thei

i | Kings and shahs and sheiks of) ‘| |other countries are taken more or [less in stride, but let Britain dis-| and|

[some of our best heads start!

This time it's Princess Eliza-/ beth, heiress to the British throne, !and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, who will be here three whole delicious days, Oct. 24-26. Last time it was King Gearge and i wy Queen Elizabeth who dropped in é& la dozen years ago to send the town into a tizzy over a memorable garden party at the British

In expectation of "another such | = t'ler) and Mrs, Fechteler are takdignified whoop-te-do, Washing- ! ing their time about moving here, ton dowagers and wives of the Desk Splitter They're still staying in the quar-

more important bureaucrats are Sok ‘ they! SENATE PAGE BOYS are the Atlantic Fleet at the Nor-

2 fn 2 can get into the act; whether coached to do one thing a little folk, Va, Naval Base. sr— there'll be an all-out ball, and faster than anything else in their _*""° 1 £ : o how many spang-new gowns will , : _|civvies—generally a tweed jackhave to be bought for the occa-.10N8 list of spry and nimble, du sion. The State Department de. 12D quickly to the desk of Sen. down all the way around—Adm.

tails of the royal program, but so

\ | It's knowg¥that President and |g. .t0r starts one of his fiery at various times Mrs. Truman will give a dinner speeches ¢ x : Lr | and Margaret may plan a dance The Senator has a habit of perintendent at West Point, in

| to follow the dinner. And of | cio his desk fiercely t : > £11922, : a | course the British Embassy will POE Ng Sea realy io gel 1922, he pad a a formal visit to

’ | do something gquayte big, = Y'know, It's all so fascinating / just to think about. Congress

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: Plus He's speculating whether he'll be « ! a. 1 Fed. Tax given an afternoon off, along with ) : 1 ; " ~« a half million other Federal work- | y necklace and earrings are high- ers, to send up loud huzzas as the lighted with blazing rhine- | DOWN . la week Visiting Majesties ride througn a Southwest Corner of Washington and Pennsylvania Streets

Ark. has a stake in the big show

the dinner President and Mrs. | plus $2.00 federal tox. | enclose $1 down pay- Rt m—— Roosevelt gave for the British

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NAME vcetrnsertnvivinne SEssaa rs satas ses . such matters were walking around in circles with hands clasped frantically to their heads

the | British Ambassador should be [seated above or below the Chief {Justice of the Supreme Court, After letting them stew in their the President came up with a tvpiHe figured that “the Ambassador was the personal representative of the King. But with the King

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By OLAND D. RUSSELL necessary to put the ‘Ambassador across a point and there's al- Annapolis. The sharp - looking teler, Twenty years later Adm. succession of beaches in the Pa~ ; in his accustomed place. ways a chance he'll sideswipe the young midshipman assigned to|Fechteler was to transport thou- cific and to give them naval sup= nudge a 1000-pound steer away WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—| The then Ambassador, Sir sand bottle aril conk some neigh: him as an aide was Billy Fech-/sands of Gen. Mac's troops to al {port as they went ashore.

from his water trough wasn’t ex- ‘Here it is only August and Ronald Lindsay, subsequently boring Senator in the head. The

got in .a king-size jam over the forceful North Dakotan has bust-

a headache he was soon there-| An oft-told story in page- boy | after recalled, possibly at is! |¢ircles is the one about the kid] own suggestion. The thing who was responding to the fran-| otic snapping sof Senatorial fin-

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» ” " Local girl writing «to one of : | the many women's counseling | | columns in Washington. des- | eribes a curious circumstance that overtook her. At a party, she says: “I took one drink, ! then another. In a short time I was drunk. The result is | that I am now :he mother of

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