Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1945 — Page 20

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Gloria, Pope makes her debut in the Fred Allen comedy, “It’s in the Bag,” at the Circle.

G. I. rest center, and the audience last night included a lot of {tough guys who fought for the | forum back when .the Germans held { Rome. Italian girls sat with them at the tables. As far as could be discovered, none of them fell off their seats when Frankie opened up with the sweet stuff. ‘A Good Joe “Frank is a good Joe,” most of [the Joes said after they heard the guy whom they have considered eas menace from reading in Stars and Stripes how he had all the girls: back home Sorsaming and swooning. As for Frankie, this is wha he said: “Man, when I return home, I'm gonna be spoiled. These guys don't scream after every line. They sit and listen.” . Just to prove he hasn't forgotten the bobby-soxers back home, Frankie posed for his picture with the only American girl in the crowd. She was Estelle Lukomski, Milwaukee, Wis., who works for the

who is a bobby-soxer. She sald she wanted the picture for her sister: That's what she ! said. “Lay you eight to five you keep | the picture,” said Frankie.

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Lupe's Fortune i

United Press Staff Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, June glittering collection of jewels and | furs in which the late Lupe Velez! invested- her film fortune went up for public auction today—along with her washing machine and 6-burner gas stove, Display of the fabulous jewels brought out hundreds more people than yesterday, when the star's luxurious Spanish , home with its antique furnishings and priceless paintings went under Auctioneer Ww. C. O'Connor's hammer. More Fur Than Stocks But today's crowd was just as exclusive. Prospective buyers got in only by showing their engraved invitations and plunking down a $20 deposit. Every woman in town who'd always wanted a fur coat or a diamond bracelet and who had the $20 was there to have a look. Thé jewels, which the Mexicah spitfire of movieland wore to prize fights more often than she did to fancy dress parties, were valued at more than $100,000. She was wearing one—a 16-carat emerald-cut diamond ring worth $10,000—last Dec. 14 when she committed Suicide. ‘Furs Worth $75,000

The tempestuous actress,” whose fiery tongue and spicy love affairs kept her on the front pages for 10 years, swallowed an overdose of sleeping pills rather than bear her illegitimate child. Miss -Velez said she invested her | money in furs and jewels because! she got more fun out of them than stuffy stocks and bonds. They included a diamond brace- | let set with 571 stones, a diamond and ruby necklace that can be

517 diamonds, a diamond emerald bracelet set with 468 diamonds, matching necklace {bracelet of rubies, diamonds and {pale blue and yellow sapphires.

Surprise for Hubby

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conference for the Crusade for]

| the annual meeting yesterday in the | {Central Avenue Methodist church. | Large increases in. church membership and in all departments of| the Sunday schools except the youth |

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The conference, | has given $134,000 to missions and 1$750,216 for total benevolences over A total of 4118 per{sons have been baptized and $288,611 have been invested in the payment of mortgages on churches and |parsonages of the Indiana confer-

closet full of furs worth $75,000.

Christ post-war emergency fund at | These included a $25,000 chinchilla and a

cape, a $25,000 sable coat, $15,000 ermine wrap.

At yesterday's auction the luxurlate swimming | department were reported by con- | pool and landscaped garden was

fous Spanish home of the

actress—complete with

Furs Under Hammer Today!

By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON |

22.—The [sist auctions.”

J the honeymoon, retreat the pep-|

made into four bracelets and a clip, ! a diamond and ruby bracelet with | and!

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Her collection of furs was almost | ‘Miss Velez owned a}

in Jewels,

bought by a beautifgul young navy wife who said she “never could re-

She was Mrs. Virginia Kuppinger, wife of Lt. Marvin Kuppinger of Port Hueneme, Cal. She said shes only came to look and was a little surprised to learn her bid of $41,750 —a knockdown price for the $60,000 mansion—was the highest.

She said her husband didn't know yet that. his post-war home would

pery Lupe built for herself and Actor Gary Cooper. When that romance faded she used it for a battleground during her turbulent marriage to Johnny Weissmuller, y Which ended in divorce in 1938. | BURNS

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