Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1951 — Page 27

18, 1951 oh : — a ; er Sa : : “SUNDAY, NOV. 18, 1951 _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 27

Potomac Patter— ~ old Dobbin Fading Out Popular Reading

They Thought ‘Norodom’ Meant ‘Down The Hatch’ In. Carhbodion = "2m tein |r pee ve

' common match book. Thirteen bilS mechanization threatens the exist- jjon go into the hands of readers ence of old.dolbin. every year, and each is given 20 even greater packaged into

By ANDREW. TULLY the newsman, “we've got one coek bopk—of Chinese refipes. a dinner jacket with velvet collar other night and each of the little erippa-Howard Staff Writer thing to thank England for. If gp d cuffs A Soviet diplomat 18 rt i Frank served in China for eignt an culls . .. oviel diplomat tahles they used was done up in, wa aapiasa rin Ja RAROSS. 0 o gr WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 it wasn't for England, many Irish- recently was shown through the rhe 1951 state Asgessment Hg- than 2 ! nil Bysmade, 0 catch C hitalit eo delizh men would never have left Ire- lush bachelor apartment a or id ! res show South Dakota farmers a per son's eye as the matches are apitalites were delighted to land and come to th¥% country. Vinegar+Joe Stillwell . . ..Mme. Georgetown of a government hig- the Jge Davies vacht, Sea Cloud, now have morestractors and comi- used, I discover the other day that And if it wasn't for the Irishmen Vijaya Pandit, retiring Indian wig. Asked later what he thought has six master bedrooms, a bines than horses. ™ = SR !

years, part of the time under a different color , , , Incidentally, ;

album “Two 3 who came over } ambassador, says she doesn't i a ' . . French boudoir and a bar paneled There are about 98600 horses ’ h ame r here, there might am YS § SO lef it, he muttered uneasily, 9 : Sh there 18 a country named never have been anv D-=ocratic think many women will take un « Molotov has only two rooms.” with teakwood ... Yugoslay Em- in the state, a decrease of 21.000 Fast Thinker Cambodia in Indo-China and that party.” ambassador-ing foo much , : bassy celebrates its country’s in- in a year. An $80,000 computer at the n Is Free.” -The it has a king named. Norodom Ls work.” , . J Dry goods dept.: Doug Chit Chat dependence day Nov. 29 and the There are, 85,800 tractors, an in- Convair. aircraft» plant in FL with the baton 8ihanouk. Orchid Salad Fairbanks Jr. showed up at a THE JOE (Mission to Moscow Soviet ambassador has NOT been crease of 3,000 in a ye ¥ and 20,- Worth, Tex., can figure most probws Sisters on Some of this delight may have MRS. HARRY VAUGHAN, party at the Ceylon Embassy in Davies gave .a dinner party the invited. 0 combines, an incre: f 2000; lems 1 imes fas ter than man,

been due to the fact that the Cambodian Embassy gave a big party in honor of the king's 29th birthday anll served up a lot of genteel

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3 i up at a party wearing the same ng aud bagks © whisky so the guests could drink orchids she'd worn a week before . Hamam eoaimet amin ET ACIS SEAS SS CL HE EET es a = . ne Y, BY + ye. i His Majesty's health. At any rate, at the Blair House reception for . Ran hae ET rd Jor Never A good felllowship was unconfined, Princess Elizabeth and the Duke ~ & ’ ; to,” music by 5 and it was a poor guest who, by of Edinburgh. ‘ y 4 party's end, hadn't figured.out a? 3 “I kept-them in the refrigera- x nost nonsensical 3 pronunciation approaching Noro- tor,” Mrs, .V. explained. ‘But § : 3 s his unbelieve- q dom Sihanouk so he could drop the general got so tired of seeing b 5 visters,” backed 3 the name casually In conversa them there whenever he opened # i . . . : hter.” Another 4 tion. TRL the ice box door for a snack that ib . . - : . . AR a e is his "Eat, § Host at the shindig, of course, Sen. Smith he threatened to put mayonhaise rr “Santa Claus 5 yas Ambassador Nong Kimny, . ” on them and eat them for a ddy." E who received the free loaders with Shiftless? salad. = : King Sihanouk's cousin, Prince AT A RECENT staff meeting 1 i . ce pairing, the : Norodom Phurissara. The Prince President Truman made a nice Shopping Trip ' 3 . Washington on 2 explained that Norodom is not a little speech about the valuable , MKS. HARRY S. TRU MAN of r "Out in the 5 title, it's just a name the royal services Averell Harriman had Blair: House went shopping ihe ’ 3 backed with the £ family took a. liking to and rendered to the administration. © her day a ine House of Mercy ® B® = on “Hey, Good 1 adopted for trimming. Then he gave Mr. Harriman a fa. ang made several PUrchgses. a : One guest left slightly: befud- commission as director of the She, bong I ps o Sana e box hitdom is 3 dled and was startled when his Mutual Se rity Agency made by Mrs. arlan Lo . Oh She's Gone” 3 companion remarked that Noro Mr. Harriman got up and widow of the. Supremne Court Jus Monday Only d! | dom Sthanouk sure was quite a thanked the Boss, and added that wo i ay orrie Ple, two aprons any OUR ENTIRE FASHION warbles prettily - } - pame for a king. “Name? King" this wasshis eighth presidential * Fue Drocade eyeglass case. ie Valley” - and gasped the befuddled one. “I commission : Went Talk, Eh? ; though it was. Cambodian for Whatsa matter Averell” veiled cal fri WARM 1 d his orchestra i “down the hatch.” Prosidentinl Secretar Matt Con. Mul AN DaWIND, Lounge eo 4 MILLINERY DEPT | mental arrange- : . hd ep 4 . iL Con. e King ; omn ittee investi. : vet,” backing it Hydropontics BYia fniing ust Internal vevenie mess, (OATS AND uet om “Can't SEN. MARGARET CHASE Wed & Mey Wpach le Mf 3 ‘ 4 } . 1 conference the SMITH of Maine wears a rose Jone Faces I rr en ith D VOTED 10 THIS § every day—a rose that never BACK IN the old frdonic eve. he opened procter : wilts, even after a tough session months azo. Senator A with ine : : ion n ago---Senato r with tl unt statement: 'V in the Senate. Reason is that gressmen were tramplir L don n't no a 8 Bteren the pin has attached to it a tiny other running to portrait painters . : or SUPER EVENT! it vial that holds just enough water to have their mugs preserved for This and That - . 11 10 keep the posy from drying. posterity, Now: Sen. Brien M COL. FR ANK DORN of Army ipa — Mahon of Connecticut has gone p ns has written a UD, A mystery 2 it h gor ns } I 2 . nysie the bovs o atfer For th oc ere + Palmer. New Crispus Attucks Acati } Jae bi oy Foi L3e od ' . 2 neation of generations vet unbhorr sorrow, $2.50. 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