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Wednesday. Ortober 12. 1953
West Opposes
Indian Demands v
For Atomic Debate
United Nations; N.Y. (U.P.)
The West has lined up against
an Indian demand fors open
United Nations debate on forma
tion of a U.S.-proposed interna
tional atomic energy agency.
Canada was expected to add
its vcice to the Western stand
in an address in the U.N. Politi
cal committee's discussion of the
atoms for neace program first
proposed by President Eisen
hower.
Public Debate Opposed
The United States and Britain
were finnly on record against a
public debate of steps to estab
lish' the international agency
which would govern the distrl
bution and control of fissionable
materials for peaceful use of
atomic energy in various coun
tries.
Syria,- Indonesia, Burma and
Yugoslavia lined up with India
in opposition to secret negotia
tions on the agency.
Anthony Nutting, British min
ister of state, told the tU-nation
committee yesterday that the
details of the draft statute set
ting up the agency were "hard'
ly the kind of thing which can
be fruitfully discussed here and
I would suggest that all the com
ments should be handled
through governmental channels
and sent direct to the U.S. gov
ernment."
Last of Air Crash
Victims Removed
Laramie, Wyo. (U.R) The
lastrof the bodies of the 66 vic
tims of the nation's most disas
trous commercial airlines crash
were removed from near the
summit of Medicine Bow Peak
late Monday.
The back-breaking task of re
moving the bodies began early
Friday, the day after the four
engined, United Air Lines DC4
crashed into the rocky, 12,500
foot peak. Federal investigators
are still seeking clues to the
cause of the tragedy.
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By E. V. Curling
(Distributed by King Feature Syndicate. Inc.)
REAL COOL Actress Ann Francis gets a fire-Droofing
treatment from Captain William Minter of the MGM studio
fire department in Hollywood. This heat treatment is our
way of bringing to your attention that this week is Na
tional Fire Prevention Week.
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood (U.R) While
"Guys and Dolls" was being
filmed, one of the most import
TT"klL "71 ant Powers be-
1 ' hind-the cam-
'f. l era was a slen
der, attractive
woman who
did not even
get paid.
The credits
for the picture
will read,
"Produced by
Aline Motor Samuel Gold-
wyn." Yet few fans realize part
of the credit should go to his
wife, ,Francis, who has been
working with him at his studio
every day for 20 years.
While most movie moguls'
wives stick to the hearthside and
swimming pool, Mrs. Goldwyn
works in an office next to her
husband's at the Goldwyn stu
dio. For" "Guys and Dolls," as on
many other pictures, she super
vised the wardrobe, hairstyles
and make-up of Jean Simmons,
Frank Sinatra, Marlon Brando
and Vivian Blaine.
Adds New Chores
On top of those chores, she
also was busy having the studio
redecorated and a new commis
sary built. She handled those
jobs as easily as most women
manage a new paint job on the
old two-bedroom house.
Mrs. Goldwyn is not. frus
trated, she declared in a rare in
terview today, because she re
ceives no pay or screen credit.
"I have no desire for recogni
tion or a real career," explained
Mrs. Goldwyn, a brisk-talking,
pleasant woman who celebrated
30 years .of marriage last April.
"I want my husband's pic
tures to get done. I want his
career to be good. I find it high
ly rewarding to be around the
studio, to be a part of his busi
ness. "In my experience, men tell
their wives about their work,
anyway. Some claim they don't.
But then they'll say, 'My wife
thinks ..." Women work with
their husbands more than is
acknowledged by the men."
Calls Herself Assistant
Mrs. . Goldwyn calls herself
"an assistant's assistant assist
ant" to one of the world's most
famous film-makers. She "grad
ually" grew into this job when
Sam left scripts lying around the
house, and ''I read them out of
nosiness.
"Gradually I began to meddle
in this or that," she said. "Then
20 years ago I took an office in
the studio.
"I really do all the lower class
chores. I read all the scripts that
come in, and if I think one will
interest my husband, he gets it.
We don't have any story depart
ment any more as other studios
do.
."I okay wardrobe sketches, or
sometimes he does. I see the
'rushes' every day with him."
The most difficult part of her
unsung job: "To keep my mouth
shut."
"I wait until he discusses
things with me," she said. "He
doesn't make a major decision
without talking with me.
"He wouldn't have spent $1,
000,000 for the story , of 'Guys
and ' Dolls' for example, if I
hadn't , said, 'Now, listen, Sam,
you go ahead and do it.' "
DIES READING WILL
Maiden, Mass. (U.R) While
reading his will, William Moore,
68, collapsed and died of a heart
seizure.
What are your wedding day
memories? Did it proceed
smoothly? Was everything as
merry as the marriage bells?
How soon after you were mar
ried did you exchange angry
words with your lovely bride?
I have just heard of a couple
who quarreled on their wedding
day. The bridegroom was the
winner. The bride had arrived
first at the place where the cere
mony was to be held. The bride
groom came along five minutes
later. "You're late," snapped the
bride. "Nonsense. You were
early," said the groom. "I
thought ," the bride started.
"Shut up!" said the groom. The
bride did as requested. Well, I
hope they will live happily ever
after. What do you think their
chances are?
Get It Right
Those referring to the great
popularity of the scrambled eggs
and bacon served at Jack's fa
mous Sixth ave., Manhattan, res
taurant of the yesteryear should
not neglect to state that the
bacon was Irish bacon. That can
make quite, a difference in a
plate of scrambled eggs and
bacon. Yea, verily.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q What
boxing champion appeared in a
play based on the life of Davy
Crockett? A James J. Jeffries.
Incidentally, the most distin
guished stage performance given
by a boxing champion was that
of James J. Corbett, who ap
peared in the play titled "Cashel
Byron's Profession," by George
Bernard Shaw. . . . Q Have you
ever been to Capri? A Yes, sir.
A very beautiful place. However,
my favorite place on the Bay
of Naples is Sorrento. I certainly
liked it there. In fact, I wouldn't
mind living in Sorrento if it were
nearer Belmont Park.
Passing By
Dick Adler, one of the many
natives of New York. City who
have become highly successful
song writers. With Jerry Ross,
another native New Yorker, Dick
wrote the ditty titled "Hey
There," the hit of the musical
show "Pajama Game." I don't
know how many recordings of
"Hey There" have been sold al
together. However,' the one
Dinah Shore made has already
sold over a 'million copies.
Broken Hearts
"No emotion has ever caused
a broken heart not even love."
So said Dr. Paul D. White, noted
Boston heart specialist. This
brings to mind that several years
ago another eminent physician
said the seat of love was not in
the heart but in the liver. He did
not say, however, how love af
fects the liver. Or whether a
man could die of a broken liver.
Perhaps, sir, if you are in love
with a beautiful red haired fe
male who shows signs of iieing
fickle you better check with
your physician. I mean she might
turn you down and give you
liver trouble.
Under what sign are born the
most girls who marry but once?
Those most 'likely to celebrate
a silver wedding? Under what
sign are born those who marry
many times? Such are the
queries of a Baltimore bachelor.
So far the girls who stay mar
ried the longest dont' seem to
be in the majority in any par
ticular sign. Irene Dunne was
born under Cancer. Jeannette
MacDonald is a Gemini. Helen
Hayes is a Libra. Same is true
of those who marry many times.
No sign appears to have a mon
opoly. Gloria Swanson is Aries.
Arline Judge is a Piscean.
Shoes
High heeled, tight shoes have
a bad affect on a woman's
dancing. They also make her
more difficult for her partner to
lead. Such, is the comment of a
femine aubscriber who says the
manufacturers have yet to make
a "smart looking" shoe that is
comfortable to dance in.
Daughters
Daughters are much more ex
pensive and difficult to rear than
sons. There should be more
books of helpful hints on hand
ling daughters. One on handling
daughters-in-law would also be
useful. Incidentally, Mary Woll
stonecroft Godwin wrote a book
titled "Thoughts on the Educa
tion of Daughters." And her
daughter, Mary Wollstonecroft
Shelley, at the age of 21 wrote
that literary classic, "Franken
stein."
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Socialite, Husband
Go Separate Ways
Chicago U.R) Mollie Netch
er Bragno, the beautiful socialite
who suddenly became heiress to
S12,000,000 last year, has sepa
rated from her husband.
Benjamin B. Davis, a promi
nent Chicago divorce lawyer,
said the Bragnos are "definitely
living apart."
Her husband, Edward A.
Bragno, was reported occupying
their near North Side home. He
is president of a wine company
and a wealthy man in his own
right.
Mrs. Bragno. a striking 28-year-old
brunette, was variously
reported as staying with friends
here and as going to New York.
. Mrs. Bragno fell heiress to a
fortune last year upon the death
of her grandmother, Mrs. Mollie
Netcher Newbury, the one-time
"merchant queen" of Chicago's
State street. The size of the in
heritance did not become known
until after an exhaustive search
of bank accounts and deposit
boxes.
American Seriously
Hurl in Air Crash
Vienna U.R) An American
was reported in critical condi
tion today from injuries suffer
ed in the crash of a Yugoslav
airliner which took the lives of
seven persons, including three I
other Americans. I
The three Americans killed j
when the plane crashed in the
Vienna woods Monday were
identified as Sgt. Frank Allen,
attached to the American mili
tary advisory group in' Belgrade;
his wife Melita, and James Ray
Abshier, who was attached to
the office of the naval attache
in the U.S. Embassy at Bel
grade. Their home towns were with
held pending notice to their
families.
A fourth American. Frank P.
Irwin, 33, Pleasant Point, 111.,
was critically Injured. He was a
State Department courier carry
ing diplomatic mail from Bel
grade to Vienna.
EXPERIENCE
Ft. Knox, Ky (U.R) Jefferson
County Patrolman Emmett Dun
away and Thomas Markum prob
ably would have little trouble
passing a midwifery examina
tion if they wished. A daughter
born to Mrs. Patricia Higghis,
22, Valley Station, "recently was
the fifth child born in their
police cruiser.
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FFA. convention here.
The Albany chapter won a
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