ROUND THE WORLD: One of the nicest tasks in the newspaper business is interviewing world travelers. This way, a poor columnist gets a change to make a trip without leaving home. I had a talk with wandering Charles D. Smith, retired Salt Lake drug executive, who is home after a royal tour. “I’ll bet Paris was wonderful,” I said, “the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, the flower stalls.” “The girls were very pretty in Paris,” Charlie said. “How about Rome,” I asked, “did you admire the old buildings.” “The girls were beautiful in Rome, also,” Charlie said, “Did you see Buckingham Palace in London?” “Yes,” Charlie said, “very pretty girls in front of it!” “How about Norway, did you see the fiords?” “Very pretty girls in Norway these days,” Charlie said. I understand Charlie Smith stayed in the American quarter in Paris - that’s the first 10 rows of the Folies-Bergere!