Idaho State Journal from Pocatello, Idaho • Page 10

tO-IDAHO STATE JOURNAl Tutiday, August 5, 1958 Society Girl Pamela Curran Out to Prove She Can Act By FRED DANZIG United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) Today's chapter in "The Pamela Curran Story" asks the question: Can a highly-publicized society girl, renowned for her beauty, find happiness and success as an actress? Miss Curran, a green-eyed blonde with the face of a combination Grace Kelly-Anita Ekberg and the 'ancheggiava," or hip- wiggle, of a Sophia Lorcn, says the answer is yes. But it takes tome extra hard work. "To start with," said Miss Curran, "nobody thought I was serious about acting. You know, society girl, model, all a surt of thing, And if your name gels in the columns, they think you can't be serious. People think of society girls as dainty little things with little while gloves, so I had to show I was serious." To Appear On Kraft She'll do some serious acting Wednesday night in an hour drama called, "Death for Sale," on NBC-TV's a Mystery Theater." Miss Curran will play Lola, a hard-bitten singer who is marked for dealh a writing her memoirs.

"This is the first part I've had a is removed from the glamorous, languid type," she said, "ft's an acting job. I play an older, wilder girl and I guess 1 can call it my real TV acting debut." Miss Curran, who made her society debut at Old Westhury, N.Y. in 1950, was a nationally known beauty long before that time. Her GORDONS face decoraled slick magazine covers and pages and she was earning $400 a week at 15 "Mother said all that money and fame would be bad for me socially, so I gave it all up gradually," said Miss Curran. Reach Agreement On Exchange of Natural Gas SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) a i Fuel Supply announced an exchange agreement wilh Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp.

which will bring natural gas from the Big Pincy, iVy 'i area into production. The agreement, which requires approval by the Federal Power Commission, was announced jointly by W. T. Nighlingale, President of MFS, and Stuart F. Silloway, Pacific Northwest president.

MFS will deliver gas to Pacific's proposed Big Piney lateral pipeline and withdraw an equivalent supply from Pacific's main transmission line near Green River, Wyo. The proposed line of Pacific will cut through the Big Pincy reserve area. The exchange, which will cost MFS four cents per thousand feet of gas exchanged, will enable the utility to postpone temporarily, if not permanently, the need for ils own pipeline in the a ret, officials said. Studys Acting Born in New York, she is the daughter of Helen D. Roosen and William G.

Curran. Her mother later a i the socially prom incnt Frank M. Gould, a grandson of financier Jay Gould. Her highly-publicized debut was followed by a highly-publicized marriage, a highly-publicized divorce and, last fall, another high ly-publicized a i a to golfer Bob Sweeny. Between marriages, Miss Cur ran began to study acting.

She was able to get minor parts on TV--acting and delivering com mercials and was summoned to Hollywood by 20th Century Fox. Her scenes in "Desk Set" were left in the cutting room, but Miss a didn't let it bother her. "I still had a experience of making movies and acting with Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. They couldn't cut that out." JUSTICE WEDS COUPLE Burton H. Miller, 24, Baltimore, and Jean Marie Loveless, 28, Pocatello, were married Saturday by Justice of the Peace William J.

Ryan at his home, 503 Eiisl Bonneville. Fast driving may save a minute but an accident at high speed can take a life in a second. Remember this next time you are tempted to speed. This summer, give yourself and others a break. Drive at a reasonable speed, says the state a i safety division.

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Striking figures in the foreground, in front of the pavilion of the Belgian Congo, were created by Belgian sculptor Dupagne to symbolize the youth anil dynamism of the Congo. Rising in the background is the Atomium, symbol of the peaceful use of atomic energy. Void Conviction Of i Commies NEW YORK (UPI) The U.S. Court of Appeals Monday unanimously reversed the conviction of six second-string Communists accused of violating the Smith act. It ordered the indictment dismissed.

The court held that simply teaching the urgency of overthrowing the U.S. government by force and violence was i i i for a Navy Resumes Moth-Balling WASHINGTON (UPI) The Navy resumed "moth balling" ships today in a move indicating that the crisis in the Middle East is easing. Deactivation or "mothballing" work on approximately 10 ships was halted as a precautionary measure July 16. Tnday the Navy said the work "will now proceed as planned." Another 35 ships are scheduled for sidelining in a program a will reduce the fleet from 901 to 8G4 vessels. The Navy said decisions on these ships "are being deferred for the present." An exception to today's order was made on the command vessel U.S.S.

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Picked said. "In the teaching somebody must he urged to do something, noi just believing in something." The six communists who had been free in bail pending their appeal had been sentenced to terms ranging from one to five years. They are William Norman, 55, former executive secretary of the New York State Communist Party, sentenced to Jive years; Fred M. Fine. 43, secretary of the party's national affairs, four years; Sidney Stein, 42, assistant national labor secretary of the Communist Party thvee years: James E.

Jackson 43, acting chairman of the New York Slate Communist Party, two years, and Alexander Trachtenberg, 73, a member of the party's national committee and head of the fnlernational Publisher printers of Communist literature, one year. The men were convicted in July, 1956. HOLLYWOOD NOTES Kim Novak Looking for a Man To Comfort, Love and Cook For By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Kim Novak, filmtown's reigning beauty, is the only charmer in Hollywood without a steady fella--and with no prospects in sight. She's blonde, smokey-eyed, successful and so beautiful most men are tongue-tied in her presence. Movie queens Irom Theda Bara to Marilyn Monroe through romances and marriages faster than editions could hit the streets.

Not Kim. Even her headline-making dates with Gen. Trujillo weren't romantic. And the shapely star is the first to admit it. "I think I've been in love in my life," Kim said introspectively, "but Ramfis wasn't the right man for me.

He came close to what I want in a husband--kind, considerate and intelligent but it wasn't love." Rarely Dates Kim rarely has dates. She attends parties alone, spends much of her lime in the solitude of her new home. "It's not a question of being mysterious," she smiled. "I believe it is better to be lonely by myself than to be lonely with someone I'm married to. "I want a husbind and family, someone to take care of.

Just think, a man to cook for and to comfort and love. But I couldn't give him just part of me. I'd want to jive him all of me--my heart and soul, my mind and my body." Unlike her sister actresses, Kim has no driving ambition to continue her career. She recently completed "Bell, Book and Candle" at Columbia. But she would drop acting altogether if "Mr.

Right" appeared. "Sometimes I feel like a necklace or ring in a store window waiting for someone to take me," she added wistfully. No Price Tag "And there's no price tag. "More than anything else I want to be a woman, and a woman isn't a woman without a man I have no preconceived notions of what he'll look like or how he'll behave. But I do know if I settle for loss than my dreams it would destroy me." Bit Parts: Story being told in the Hollywoods about Chico Marx, excited by headlines that his brother Zeppo was being sought in a gambling ring expose, called brother Gummo to ask where he could i Zeppo.

Gummo wanted lo know why. "So I can turn him in for the reward," Chico answered. Joel McCrea is the latest movie star to move to television. rhe long-time western star will co-produce and play the lead in 'Wichita Town," a horse opera scheduled to be saddled up later his year. Fred Astaira makes his 'irst non-dancing appearance in dickers this year when he co-slarj with Gregory Peck and Ava Gardner in "On The Beach." Calf Found Butchered, Officers Seek Rustler A man's report he found a calf butchered on the south fork of Mink Creek had Sheriff H.

E. Parker seeking a rustler today. J. L. Brower reported a neighbor, Otta Perman, told him he had found the calf.

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