Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1952 — Page 6

PAGE ; In Hollywood— TV Cramps Cooper's Style

By ‘Erskine Johnson

HOLLYWOOD, June 23—Exclusively yours: Television TU

is cramping Gary Cooper's repartee. Hollywood's .famous man of few words. told me when

I asked his opinion of television: “It stifies conversation. You sit with your friends and watch four,

hows | Are Singing.” ‘The . Groaner’s of ive TV'4 mysteries and, {hailing her as the best feminine murders and some beaten-up

singer of the day. dance acts. The evening's a com- ra plete conversational loss.”

Yup, that’s what the man sald. replaces Dinah Shore on her TV eo show for the summer,

THE LATE Robert Walker's . 5» two sons, who haven't been LINE FROM the script of UT's

happy sway trom California, are Cattle Kate” explaining the due back in Hollywood any day from their New York schools to join mama Jennifer Jones and David O. Selznick. Jennifer willl enroll them in California schools, from now on. : » » "

THE GRAPEVINE'S twisting with the report that the Esther Williams - Ben Gage marriage craft has sprung a leak but that Esther's bailing like mad to avoid) *

work for Maureen O'Hara: ‘“T'hese may not be fallen |women, but they've certainly, done a lot of stumbling.”

Times Amusement

Clock

CIRCLE “Lydia Botler. * with Dale Robert n 3:50, 7:08 and 10:10 SO eandal Sheet” at 11:15, as,

a divorce plunge. 8:35 and 8:50 ss» ESQUIRE “The Prize,” at'6, 8 and 10:08. RITA HAYWORTH returned INDIANA

from south of the border with a Mexican gun-carrying permit in|

“Kin Ro Mf to 8 TY Wray, at 12: ud’ and na “Yrailon. "at 11:20, 2:30.

her purse. . ., . Jose Ferrer and| 5:38 and his wife are spiking divorce talk] KEITH'S by having her join him in Paris| grander Ir Fm O'Hars. suf during | the filming of “Moulin | NH, ind 48, L385, 1:28 and 1018 Rouge. dn 12:20, 3:10, 6 and 8:50, 28.8" LOEW'S HUMPHREY BOGART ' apd eh JB White” st’ 13:30, 3:40, George Raft can start howling. tory Ailey. at 11, 2:08, 5:15 Jerry Lewis will do a murderous nd 8:30. vrmio satire on their movie gangster! «yom Bb Rod Camerun: roles in “Scared Stiff.” Director| st 2 yy ial RES George Marshall evén has Jerry! 6:10 por

flipping a half dollar a la Raft's famous bit in “Scarface.”

TEENAGE 1 a , Contract to Firm Here 0 her gal friend; , ¢3074,000 contract has been You saipe somehing. a movie: awarded ‘the John L. Simmons . You . know 'Co..._Inc., Indianapolis, by 2he Enea TR. Trg an oo much. ; plant at Crane, basically 2 Ee. {loading 3-inch ammunition. ROSEMARY CLOONEY'S sing. Construction of the plant, to ing of “Come on 'a My House” provide

bia's predicting a repeat for her site at the Naval Ammunition latest novelty song, “Botcha Me” Depot, is scheduled to begin in § —'kiss me” in Italian. Don’t be about two weks. It will be com- . surprised if Paramount teams up pleted by September, 1853, the Bing Crosby and Rosemary after Navy said,

A vacation trip to the West Coast takes a lot of time and this summer Homer Howell will have it. This year, for the first time, Mr. Howell gets a four-week vacation with fall pay, because, in 1952, he completes a full 25 years of service at the PresT-O-LITE Factory.

{her ‘movie debut in “The Stars)

shapely dance hall hostesses whe

‘Navy Awards $3 Million :

nearly 100,000 square; sold a million records and Colum- feet of floor space on a 50-acre

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By ED WILSON = The doctor looked at the young man, quietly. shifted a. pencil on his desk and told him he had bone cancer . . , two to three years to live. The young man was Tony Lippa, 23, native of Rochester, N. Y., and student of public health at Indiana University. yr years ago, Tony entered

At night he. worked as a square dance caller to help pay his way through college and won ‘a million friends” in Indianapolis. . In March, the doctor told Tony about the cancer and those. “mil lion friends” didn’t let him down.

Plans Calling Jamboree

George E. Harris, 364 Downey Ave. knew Tony at IU and in-

LIBERACE, the plano wizard, Vited ‘him to stay at his house,

where Tony could be part of his family and have good care. And now those “million friends” are going to hoid a Caller's Jamboree, at Westlake Dance Pavillion, 8 p. m. Thursday. Price of admission is a donation . .. and all the donations will igo to Tony and his wife, Mary { Margaret, Shortly after the doctor told Tony he had bone cancer, he returned to his home in Rochester. While there, he married Mary Margaret Whitcomb, 22, his high {dchool sweetheart, and returned {to Indianapolis. : Awarded Degree Tony was not the type of guy to. let this thing. get him down. He came back to finish school at

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Police Join Chase; - |

‘A Camp Atterbury soldier whose flying feet caught the eye of police last night, today had his wallet containing $185 back after police caught the man he was chasing. The soldier, Cpl. Ralph E. Cooper, was ‘chasing Allan Sellars, 29, of 225 N. Capitol Ave. whom he told police had snatched his wallet from his hand in the 200 block ‘N. Capitol Ave.

grand larceny charges when they found the soldier's wallet on him.

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— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Million Friends’ to Aid Cancer Victim at IU

SWING YOUR PARTNER—Here are a few of the square dance callers looking for donations for

. Left to right are, Hilma Sanford, Charlie Sanford, John x id ing, Harold Robinson, Max Forsyth,

IU Medical Center . . . but he ‘and nay never return to tndtan| or didn’t. .|apolis, During the past. month he| But- his “mi'lion friends” couldn’t attend classes, but was still here. awarded his degree anyway. They remember him and they're | On March 29 Tony had a date dll out to help him. 'to. call for the Promenaders, a square dance group who meet in the Broad Ripple ' American Legion Post Home, It was a cold night and Tony | had had 4 bad day, as his landlady put it. But Tony was a| square dance caller . . . he had a Bi date . . . he kept,it. g Half ‘way through ' the dance,’ St Tony collgpsed.. He was taken ores {home and that was the last tome)

‘he ever called. (e a

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hu for the Entire Family . | a Terrifle a Terriflo Savings! ;

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Now Tony is back in Rochester : Advertisement

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Homer Howell, PREST-O-LITE operating engineer, is shown with his wife and two daughters, Marlyn June and Carlyn Ann. They are getting ready

to enjoy

their favorite hobby—traveling. This year, a four-week vacation

will enable Mr. Howell and his family to visit another daughter, Ruby * Ella, whe lives in Oregon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howell, and their two younger daughters, will drive across the country to Oregon where they will visit another daughter. Along the way, they plan to see the Mississippi River, Pike's Peak, Yellowstone National Park, and other natural wonders of this-land of ours.

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