Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1951 — Page 10

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By ANDREW TULLY ‘ |considered aristocratic enough, Seripps-Howard Staff Writer for their trade. It's put out by

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6— Carolyn Hagner, who claims she’s : ) : ret) got a’'secret “board” that decides) During the dinner Pr esident who gets in and who gets snubbed. Truman gave for, Premier

» Alcide de Gasperi of Italy at Clock Watchers Blair House, Signor de Gasperi. AFFAIRS of State—from the " exclaimed over the excellence of Congressional Record: the wine. He asked President! Mr. McFarland. I invite the atTruman what kind of wine it was tention of the Senators to the fact and was somewhat nonplussed to/that the Senate has worked the discover it was of French vintage. [hands off one of its clocks. We

conversation going: “You know, Mr, President, the President of . the Italian Republic makes very good wine.” “Is ‘that so?” answered Mr. Truman. gesturing toward Vice President Alben Barkley a | couple of seats ku away, "there's npg Cafrits the man you ought to talk to. He's from Kentucky and he makes some of the speeches on the smoothest whisky you ever mistakes the i

tasted.” United States a 8 =» made in" that

| will say to the Senator that of the 1100 clocks in the Capitol no two

does not make much difference. |

{Iran, Henry F. Grady. They're tossing him par- aL ties right and oh # left. hoping he won't get too mad about being fired and gol around making &F °

Naturally, Mrs. Gwen Carfritz of close ones.

chairman of the Democratic Na- men, gets $15,000 a year,

President Truman Gives Barkley A Plug eepsake

out in a new pair of horn- SEN.. RALPH FLANDERS (R.| vermont Senator to- yield.

Rhode Island was 84 years old] “puttin

the other day, but you'd never box (with other banks) indicates language.” 9 However, the Prime Minister have only one clock left, so we know it. Almost every Say he A had to admit It sil ‘was good ay hate o Proceed 4 Mile more SVE CSM AMEN TIE 18 1) inati fo F a stuff, ‘Then be added, to keep the SIOWIY this week in order not to/ oy, VESTRS Go, io) “A its enominarions 10 rorm | The Vice President. The Chair uPhill almost all te way. L " M i fe THAT DEAN ACHESON is| aymen S ovemen : oF \R

t § t » { . p ’ of them keep the same time. so it Bet NS Dmoother every day.” Atl Laymen of 15 denominations The 200-member board drawn

bassy dinner for ; 4 au = Premier Alcide ADMINISTRATION bigwigs de Gasperi he are knocking themselves out being ave a little “ |nice to our ex-ambassador to speech, to wit:

dors in Wash- § ington I never 3 can resist—Am- §% bassador Tarchiani (of Italy), Signora Tarch- ¢ jani, and their two daughters, Dora and Letizia.” the United Chris-®&

uffed a couple ppm WEEK: A Congressman ran by major Protestant and Eastern

into Mrs. Cafritz. Orthodox churches in America. He E A R 1 M &

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Well, sir, if there was any | lamb, and for fixings had meat [8 complete misapprehension of ’ doubt before as the Senator | ple and macaroni, green salad, (what "the whole. damn thing is

George Malone's political affilia- | cold salmon and ice cream. {about,” roared Senator Flanders. 4 Fi p KR ; q ; tion, there's none now. ¥ 1 y a» a | Massachusetts’. Sen.’ Levérett ee / C TIN est, Ing in Mrs. Malone has blossomed | Saltonstall jumped up to ask the ‘

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frames are trimmed with silver |COngTessional Record the other|withdraw that word?” asked Mr. | elephants. day when he made a speech in pianders belligerently. #8.» {favor of tax exemptions for mu-| “Not at all,” sald Senator SaltSEN. FRANCIS GREEN of|tual savings bankas. onstall, “I just want to say I

g them into the same appreciate the strength of your

" rimmed spectacles w h o 5.6 (Vi), Bot a cuss word into the| «Does the Senator want me to Indianapolis

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will make history by forming an|from every section of the country interdenominational men's move-| is composed of representatives ment today in Cincinnati. {from all of the National Council's The Rev. William H, McKinney constituent denominations, state ' |of Indianapolis will represent the and local councils of churches, Disciples of —~— {and the various divisions and deChrist at thep™- - {partments of the National Counmeeting, T h e [eil. Rev. Mr. McKin-

| The 15 churches include United ney holds the office of executive

{Lutheran Church in America, Re-| [formed Church in America, Con-| secretary . of the gregational Christian, Augustana! department of { men’s work of

“There are our Ambassa-

Trove the years, many young couples have come to this store to wi" select the appropriate synibol of A i ; : : HE ATHER Riot 20 ud their engagement : 3; a genuine 2) in platinum $300 to 3450 registered Keepsake Diamond Riog: tv § Ring ~~ \12.50 yy, will be proud to assist you in

(Lutheran, Protestant Episcopal,| Disciples of Christ, Church of the| { Brethren, Evangelical United] | Brethren, Presbyterian Church! {U. 8. A. Presbyterian Church |

Mr. Acheson

2 =» = tian Missionary F¢ %" ONCE a Senator Always a| Society. !

AS USUAL, the annual open- pcp’ 1rania Privileged Character Department: The inaugura- 3 I 8. . . ing session of the Supreme Court; RO an Mrs. Claude Pepper, wife of the tion will mark Bev. Melintey Du Fiangainal ama erurmed your selection of a Keepsake, because was a big success—socially. . Biggest of the MF. Grady SESenator from Flokds Javea the climax of a an oT ahs se regardless of price or style, you The nine Justices didn’t do any-shindigs was ° “rady big eR ey ain Toon | €ight months of planning on the African Methodist Episcopal Zion. | are buying the finest ring available: thing but waltz out, take their that tossed by Assistant Secre- J 1} 2s be de PATE of representatives from thé —8m8 —————— "| seats and announce they were tary of State and Mrs. Geerge Seems there's 2h HW ten co 1/2 Protestant and Eastern Ortho- 8 ready to do business. But the McGhee. Everybody acted hotsy- which allows ex-oena 1s a {dox communions constituting the ¥ pr 5 women had a wonderful time totsy and Mr. Grady even man- theif wives lo. enjoy.such privil. National Council of the Churches MEW showing up in their Sunday-go-to- aged a smile for Averell Harri- 8S for life. of Christ in the U. 8. A. = FACTS ON meeting clothes and making catty man, who was sent over to Iran She's Choicy United Churchmen is the first condless i a about. Sie Aer DA Si mate Be Tus ANAL HGH CTEVEL - REVMARK.OF. [organization of its kind endorsed § 7 shuttontess “lavVelg | Ds ! shia ds —————

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Come in today — and see ; : as { The Diamond Nas ® | GEE UCCICUIC C—O | AT

iY was there, looking sincere and in, Never let it be said that any-" “I haven't seen you around The blueprints for its operation A brand Dew hearing aid A % 4 0 ay favor of the court. Then there thing so unimportant as the na- lately,” said Mrs. C. . {weré drawn up at the constituting a aplewly y J were Mrs. Harold Burton and/tion’s business ever interfered “Well, you haven't given me convention of the National Coun- FREE BOOKLET. Prices start at $50 =| Mrs. Tom Clark, wife of the as- with the fun of Rep. Ken Regan much attention,” said the Con-lcil last November in Cleveland, TELEX Hearing Center : $ sociate justices, and a bunch of|(D. Texas). gressman. Ohio. . . other dressed-up dolls who tried] Mrs. Regan was telling friends, “Well,” retorted Gwen, “I don’t The official launching will fol- 3 41 k. WASH. ST. EASY TERMS 134 Door South of Lyric Theat hard to look as though they'd she and hubby were going home have much contact with the|low a two-day session of the first 119 N. ILLINOIS ST. 1 come to see the Supreme Court in |this week-end and one of the pals] LOWER HOUSE.” meeting of its board of managers. = w # Thi action. ogee her, "oh is’ Congress ad-| That was quite a meal served {Journing?” “Nope,” replied Mrs. up by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redi- : Boyle on Spot Regan, “But tHe Regans are.” | ker to celebrate thelr third

BILL BOYLE may survive as, Mr, Regan, like other Congress-| wedding anniversary. Mrs. Redi-

peddling his influence for a pretty -penny, has been dropped from the

Another Truman pal dropped is Donald Dawson, the presidential assistant who was mixed up in the infamous mink coat deal. . However, Mrs. Gwen Cafritz

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among the newcomers to the list are Mike DiSalle, the nation’s . price boss. Mike, of course, is|] “ON the guy Mrs. Cafritz said she customer.

enough.- She back-tracked and! told Mike to come on over, but] Good

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