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WORLD FAMOUS PIANIST HERE SATURDAY Count Atdo
, Solilo da Solit appaart at the junior high school auditorium
Saturday niaht at 8:15. In a popular concert with Sab Pag.
i Miif Paga racantly compl.tsd a motion pictura tint in Holiy-
wood, prior to touring the northwest with Ua Jobs. I ha pro
gram of music if being tpontorad locally by tha Roseburg
junior Chamber of Commerce. Tickets are scaled from $2.40
for reserved seats to $1.80 for general admission. Students
may hear tha artists for .75, upon presentation of their student
body cards.
Clothes Don't Make Woman,
They Make Her Talked About,
States Famed Movie Stylist
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK. A mere
male came up today with an an
swer to what'a wrong with the
way women ores.
The answer it women.
"They are too dictated to," said
Charlea Le Malre. "They accept
too much dictation at to what
they should wear."
Le Maire it in a position to do
a.iittle dictating himself. As
wardrobe director for Twentieth
Century-Fox films, he runs a staff
of 200 clothes experts. They have
the pleasant chore of fitting lace
and fur pretties to girls like Betty
Grable, Jeanne Cram. Dorothy
McGuire. June Haver and Mau
reen O'Hara.
But the clothing of film stars
is designed to their own persona!
architecture. This isn't true of
the average woman.
Mistake Told
Le Maire, a designer himself,
said the biggest mistake most
women make is to follow blindly
the dictates of fashion oracles
or to try to pour herself into a
certain type of dress merely be
cause it looked good on a depatt
ment store mannequin.
"A girl shouldn't pay any at
tention to what she hears of Parts
styles," he emphasized.
"She should think first of her
own shape, and dress to it. If her
figure doesn't go with what she
wants to wear, she could change
her shape."
Le Maire has only a weary
sympathy for gals who think they
can achieve a pencil silhouette
with a tight corset.
"The excess flesh has to go
somewhere," either up or down,
forward or backward."
This, he explained, Is why
there are so nutty giria around
who look like they have either
front or a rear bumper.
Don't Allow Falslet
An advocate of the plunging
neckline, Le Maire has no moral
objections to falsies but he Insists
he doesn't allow them in the
Twentieth Century-Fox studio.
"That I absolutely prohibit. .
Anything that isn't part of t h e
body, anything that doesn't
move with the body it isn't
right.
"But some studios like them.
he conceded. "Everybody in
their oiclures wear them. I know
one actress who must have 56
bosoms at home."
No he didn't care to name her
but fans can rest assured it isn t
Grable.
Le Malre designed wardrobe
for Broadway musicals and op
erated his own exclusive dress
shop in Manhattan before going
west.
He sees fashions today in a
confused state, but believes the
trend la toward "an era of quiet
elegance."
He personally favors clothing
that accents femlntnitv, styles
that accent sex through subdued
sueeestion.
LeMaire' own favorite dictat
es:
No dress Is as important to a
well-dressed girl as what she has
underneath it. The big mistake
More Than 100 :
Attend Spebs I
Charter Night 1
Over 100 local and visiting
member and guest attended tha
charter granting ceremonies
staged by the local chapter of
the Society for the Preservation
and Encouragement of Barber
Shop Quartet Singing in Amer
ica, held Saturday night at the
Knights of Pythias hall.
Following the presentation of
the charter, a program of bar
ber shop singing was staged by
member of the local group and
two quartets from Eugene.
A buffet supper and more ting
ing concluded the affair.
Invited guests and the organi
zations thev represented includ
ed: Kenneth H. Miller, V.F.W.;
A. C. Newell. D.A.V.; Mrs. H. G.
Althaus, American Federation of
Musicians; Mrs. Peterson, Writ
ers club; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Krtausa. community hospital;
Clarson Chitwood, Active club;
Rosa Newcomh, Toastmasters
club; Mr. and Mr. Roy Barnhart,
Roseburg Choral society; Mavor
Albert G. Flegei; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Siefarth, and Mr. and
Tit., Sapt. 13, f 949 TK News-Review, Ratasurg, Ore.
Mar Cancer Sufferers
Saiievtd Can Be Cured
PORTLAND, (.-Dr. C. P.
P.hoads, director of tha Ntw
Cancer and Allied Diseases, pre
dicted that more and more can
cer aufferera would be cured in
the next live years.
Rhoad made clear that he did
not know of any forthcoming
"cure" for cancer, but was bas
ing hi hope on the growing re
search in the field.
"Every step which hat Jed to
a major discovery in research on
other diseases hat now been tak
en la cancer," he told some "5
Pacific Northwest doctor attend
ing a postgraduate cancer course
at the t'ntverlsty of Oregon Med
ical school. "The outlook cannot
be considered hopeful."
Hollywood Wolf rt!
Taiwt Ok New Skint
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 1S-V-A
new version of 5 ha Hollywood;
wolf ha turned up to pester (and
blirtert girt on Hollywood boule
vard. Mis Shirley Weinberg, 25, told
police the wa plunked on the
you-know-what by buckshot
shooting youth who pelted her
from a parked auto.
She thus became the second
"oops" giri in recent da vs. Ear
Her, Mis Kathleen O'Connor, 19,
had reported that the too was a
target for a B-S gun.
Thermometer frequently reg
ister 120 degree Fahrenheit in
Eritrea.
Mrs. Joe Spousta, Lions club; Mr.
and Mr. Ear! Piummer, Kiwams
club; Chancellor Commander and
Mr. Robert Harvie, Knights of:
Pythias; Grand Knight and Mrs. j
Harold Pesbierts. Knights of Co-1
iumbus Clyde Wiard, Elks club.
Br. L W. Carttr
Chiropodist Foot Specials.
229 N, Jacksoa
Phone 1170
Over RexaU Drag Store
the average girl make la the
doesn't dress herself for herseif.
She trie to follow a vogue.
"Clothe don't make the wo
man anyway they only make
her talked about."
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Municipal Court Cases
Aro Reported ly Judge
Disposition of the following
cases was told Mondav bv Munici
pal Court Judge Ira B. Riddle:
Pleas of guilty to being drunk
on a public street were entered
by Leonard Steven Smith,
ldlevld route; and Willi a tn
Frederick Phillips Jr., Roseburg.
Both men paid fines of $20.
The following men forfeited
bail when arrested on the same
offense: Ace John Jones, 42,
Roseburg, S-'O; Arden Burrus, 32,
Roseburg, $20; Joseph Clinton
McGee, 28, Roseburg, $30; Edear
Gerard Tanner, 42, Roseburg, $20;
Earl Gordon Chapin, 31, Rose
burg, $20.
FIRE DESTROYS PLANT
MC MINNVILLE, Fire of
j undetermined origin destroyed
I most of the Starr Rock crusher,
I seven miles east of her Friday
i night.
O. C. Yocom Jr., son of the
; owner, estimated the loss at
t more than $50,000. Only the bunk
j era and the conveyor belts were
! saved.
! The fire was discovered by a
power company line crew, which
had been repairing a nearby
, transformer, struck by lightning.
Answering promptly-giving others a full minute to answer her call-art firtt on Janit ' lift of aide to service.
How Janie helps herself to better service
... .-i.t.x-a..- . Sr. -.--.- .1; V
1. "Allowing a little time between calls,"
says Janie, "gives others a chance to call me . . .
and it's a nice party-line courtesy, too." So when
she's getting the gang together' for a picnic, or
for any reason needs to make calls in a row, she
waits several minutes between each one. "It's
simple to make friends with others on our line.
I just use the telephone the way I like them to."
3. Getting th most from the telephone and
helping others get better service depends in
part on every telephone user. Facilities have
doubled in the West in ten years. Vour telephone
is today one of jour most valuable servants . . .
saving rime, saving steps. And it still does its job
for just a few pennies a call.
Mr . t
2. Leaking up numbers, Janie knows, if really
important. "So easy to get them mixed up," she
explains. "Why, 1 was just sure Babs number
was 8145 ., . but when I called her I got the drug
tore. Turned out her number was 8415. So un
less I'm really sure of a number, I'm going to
look it up in the telephone- book." That's t good
tip for all of us teen-agers and grown-ups.
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