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‘HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 1-—Like everyone else I'm convinced television has unlimited possibilites. one else, I suppose, I have ‘a grievance concerning TV.. I'm looking for the guy who introduced westerns to television.

My grievance is based upon the! fact these western pictures on TV have been creating chaos in my home life for the -past several vears. My wife, Eleanor Powell, and I have a son, ‘Peter, a friendly. likeable 6-year-old, Until this character who merged TV and western pictures came on the scene, Peter and I had a good, ~Rormal - father-and-son relations ship. 8 ” is AND I WAS doing very fine un.il we got ourselves a television set. That did it. I found myself competing with all these western stars for prestige In my son's eves, . The pictures I've been making have rarely been of the ‘western’ type, lately. The fact. I was also an actor and appeared in pictures . with Rita Hayworth, Eveivn Keyes, Bette. Davis, Anne Baxte

HORSES AND THIS, TOO— Vocalist for Jimmy Dorsey and his orchestra, who will provide music for the $50,000 Horse

Show, is Pat O'Connor. -The show will open at the Indiana

State Fair Grounds Coliseum this evening at 8:30 and continue nightly through Friday, Sept. 7.

Open House for Girl About to Enter Convent

Miss Janet Rose Brosnan, who will enter the Sisters of §t. Francis convent at Oldenburg, will be guest of honor at a reception

given by her parents, Mr.- and Mrs. oseph

Brosnan, 3321. W. Michigan St. The open house be from 8:30 r- m to 10:30 p.m. Thursday at the home. A graduate of Anthony's grade school . Mary's academy. r the convent Saturday.

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DRIVE-IN THEATER

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and others made 1 no. impression “on

{him at ali. Their names weren't (witching to. him as Champ, Silver, Tony, ete,

BREAKFASTS at our used to be gay, friendly affairs,

full of plans for the day. But after

television, Peter's interést. prum-*

mented to zero when I started to Peter |

talk ‘about’ my pictures. would always get back to what

the western stars were doing on they |

television, ere.

and how great

Things reached such a desper-! ate state I was forced to come to with chaps, | guns, and range talk. When T got to.the studio everyone figured I was going -through one of those

breakfast complete

‘daffy’ stages, and were exceedingly kind and gentle. :

The novelty of having me dress

western wore off for Pete in a few weeks. I had to resort to an-

other fraud. I carefully built up.

the fiction we were having a peck of trouble wan indians,

MY PARTING shot each day-as -

1 left the house, with Ellie giving me one of those I-may-never-gee-vou-again hugs to make the scene more valid in Pete's mind ‘was, “I'll sure gun those Injuns today!” This fiction came a “cropper suddenly. Forgetting all about it

lone day and dressed in my goin'-

to-town clothez I took Pete to a studio where I had some business to discuss. Walking past one of the big sound stages, the doors -opened and erupted scores of Indians. Several strolled over, shook and patted Pete on the (head. He was plain disgusted. “You're a fake, Dad,” he accused. “You didn’t shoot 'em dead

like you claim e de ”

LIFE WASN'T. North living with my son for weeks after that episode. I climbed back up a peg or two the day we met Bill Boyd and he stopped to chat. That enabled me to come to breakfast in my store clothes. At the studio they figured I was over my ‘‘queerness,” at least for a time. But I still wasn't making the grade with Peter. The western stars on television were the: real

guys, and I was only some bum'/

-who told tall tales, getting away with it.

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HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 1

and wasn't

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though in the back of their heads that maybe the beauty title will

win them a movie contract.

Barbara Lawrence was not

“: [thinking anything of the kind, ~~ ‘when she won her first beauty tititle. old. her home town of Carnegie, Okla., jand she still has the silver loving cup awarded her as the victor.

She was only three years The contest took place in

That probably makes her one

She will en- 0f the youngest beauty contest * winhers to land in Hollywood as » «an actress.

She proved her early triumph

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Rex, Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel starred i

Michigan Fair Survives (Bob) Hopeless Day

DETROIT, Sept. 1 (UP) Most of the food and frolic' planned for the Michigan state fair was back on the midway today after opening-day patrons were forced to go hungry and miss comedian Bob Hope's show because of a union dispiite.

But ginger ale was banished from the fairgrounds and at least one gambling concession

was closed. Hope had to settle for a ham sandwich yesterday when a dispute between the AFI. and CIO unions ‘shut off the food supply at the grand Speniog. Michigan Gov. Gr Mennen Williams and bith Marilyn Maxwell, Hope's costar, also munched sandwiches instead of enjoying a planned luncheon.

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THE FAIR BOARD'S troubles started when the unions quarreled ower which one had the right to place girls in the Vernor ginger ale booths. When the CIO ‘refu€ed to budge, the AFL pulled out all its fairground workers and threw up a picket line. AFI, ‘ticket takers left their posts at the main entrance and thousands of persons . s{reamed

- through free. There are not many beauty con- : test winners who don’t have the!

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IF MONT MURDOCK. heeaine a.railroader‘tn ; get wround, he was disappointed: =a pri He has retired after 16 vears' service, without fm = Ta single “official trip out of the city, He. even stayed put” at the celebration in hig honor Friday N at the Union State, attended hy Pennsylvania of- 4 g ficials, his family and friends. = . "Mr.-Murdock, ‘65, years oldgp *Where to Go. : Aug.” and living at 17 ‘Ran- Irish ‘Horan's. Lucky Hell dolph St., has always had “termi- Drivers. $3, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20 nal” duty which means .duty and $1. In front of the Grandwithin city limits. lately, as en Sand, Ha Fair Grounds. 1:30 mm, gineer at the Union Station : ; ” tracks, formerly, as fireman at ie Jay haw 13, 32.49, Hawthorne and South St. Yards. Yen and $1.30. In the Celiseym, Father of Kenneth E. Murdock °°" PM. and Margaret Canatsey, Indian-' State Fair. 60c and 3! apolis, and grandfather five times, Indiana State Fair Grounds on MF. Murdock was born in Belle- 38th St. All dav. : fontaine, O. sien : ein Mr. Murdock does travel on State Fair Follies. $83, $2.40; vacation. This $1.80, $1.50, $1.20 and. $1. Th ~

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through his allowance, asked his mother for a loan—for more popcorn. She handed him a 50-cent piece which he threw to the grass with comment, “I- want little money not big money.” (Refreshments cost a dime® or less.) His were Michael and _Billte carriers of The Times, Thomas, Robert and Mary Amsden, ! =” nw » PAUL ROSS JR: enters Butler a8 a junior on scholarship from Butler University Alumni Club. A straight “A” student his “first two Years at the school, Mr. Ross won the award given annually to Butler's: highest ranking sophomore. He's the ‘on of Mr. ‘and ‘Mrs, Papl Mc’ Ross, 5421 Washington .Blvd., and assistant editor of Manuscripts, English literary publication.”Organizatiens include Utes, Phi Eta Sigma and Sigma Tau Delta,

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WORK IN U.S. Army hospitals in America, Germany and Austria started Miss, Helen Rupkey of Indianapolis toward becoming a full-fledged psychiatric jcase-worker, She just received {her Master of Social Science “de{gree from Smith College School for “Social work, Northampton, Mass, Miss Rupkey, graduate of Manual H. 8. and Butler and former studént in the University of Chicago, is home for vacation

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$50,000 Horse Show featuring

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Brown County Playhouse production, “The Late Christopher Bean.” Nashville. 8 p. m.

Stock Car Racing. $1.50, $1.28 and. 81. W. 16th St. Midget Speedway, across . from the ‘500. 8:30 p. m. : Stock Car Racing. $1.50, $1.28 and 50c. Indianapdlis Speedrome, "Kitley at U. S, 52. 8:30 Sp. om. : : with her parents, F. E, Rupkey,

Mr. “ana Mes... 1133 Linden St, F » = : CAREER-BOUND students will descend on Butler . University ‘Sept. 10 for'a six-day registration period. Freshmén enters ing ‘the University College will hold orientation’ week Sept. 1115. Freshmen .entering Jordan College of Music will hold orientation Sept. 12-13. Events include: . Upperclassmen and graduate students ‘entering Colleges of Lib eral Arts and sciences, Edueation, Business Administration and Pharmacy, conferences with advisers, Sept. 11, with junior-sen= ior registration Sept. 13-15; Jotfdan College upperclassmen and graduates conferences, Sept, 1314; graduate music students’ registration Sept. 15; graduat®e School. of Religion registration Sept. 10-12 with instruction starting. Sept. 13; instruction in afl colleges of university, except School of Religion, Sept. 17, with evening classes convening Sept, 17-20.

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