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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1950)
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Jockio. Hiori7 The Koreas war bat had no ap preciable, effect on American travel to Kurope so far, the Ore gon State Motor association says. Officials of the American Auto mobile association, who recently returned from an extensive tour through Europe, report that close to 400,000 Americans are vacation ing in fcurope this year, about 85 percent of which is linked to the automobile. 1 "Some cancellations are report ed by airlines and steamship com panies," the association said, "but most 01 these cancellations are quickly picked up by other travel ers on the waiting list. A mid July check of overseas airlines shows flights to Europe at nearly maximum capacity, flights from Europe at 60 percent capacity. There is no rush to get home. "The United States government is taking no steps to discourage Americans from traveling abroad. The state department has advised the AAA that the Korean war is not considered reason enough to curtail the tourist movement to Europe or to cause concern for Americans who are now on the continent." The association reported that motor travel in Oregon is shwoing a substantial increase over that of last year, probably in the neigh borhood of 20 percent. Resort areas are getting a good play and the TWO TRAINMEN KILLED FIELD, B. C. (CP) -Two Canadian Pacific railway employ ees, Conductor W. G. Walton, 51. and trainman Frank A. Kinny, 30, were .killed near here Monday when a pusher locomotive ram med into the rear of a caboose in which they were riding. association advises advance reser vation for national park areas and popular resort areas, if they are to be visited oa weekends or hol idays. Author Dorothy Parker, Ex-Mate Remarrying WEST LOS ANGELES UP) Author Dorothy Parker and her ex-husband, screen writer Alan Campbell, are remarrying Thurs day. Their second wedding will be held in their new Bel Air home. ""I called her up in New York and asked her and she said yes," Campbell explained yesterday . "You never know why you do those things." The couple were divorced in 1947 after 14 years of marriage. Campbell blamed "the war and separations" for the break-up. Fair Oaks By MRS. R. STEIKES Mrs. Myron Adams entertained at a dinner party at her home east of Sutherlin Friday honoring Mrs. Peter Adams on her birth day. The table was decorated with bouquets of sweet .'as. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adams and daughter, Helen; Mr. and Mrs. William Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Adams and daughter, Barbara. Miss Ruth Neff from Sunnyside, Wash, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. H. Geider and family. Satur day evening, Mr. and Mrs. H. Geider were host and hostess to a potluck dinner honoring Miss Neff. Supper was served outside to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Edwards and child ren, Myrna, Jea.,, Arlis and Mar lis; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Adams and Barbara; Mrs. Ida Weber and children, Dickie, Shirley and Bev erly; Mrs. Nordis Steeber and Farmer Divorced From A Mother And Daughter STOCKTON, MO. -4JFI Far mer, married to a mother and her daughter, at the same time, has lost both his wives. The daughter, 20-year-old Marge Ann Sexton, yesterday obtained an Ralph; Mrs. Florence Edwards and Charles; Miss Carmen Nor ton, Nick Norton; Keith and Bruce Geides, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Gei der. Mrs. Ben Guerney, who has been ill, is now improving. Mrs. Launa Smith has been on the sick list. Mr. Marell Weber, Avan Weber and Urlen Edwards motored 1 0 Eugene Saturday on business. Sergeant Ross M. .Geider was called back to duty on Monthan air force base in Tuscon, Ariz. He was home on leave when called. Mrs. Ella Merlich and daughter, Pat, were guests at the William Merlich home Sunday. annulment of her - marriage to Leo E. Sexton. Last Friday her mother, Mrs. Helena Sexton, got a divorce from Sexton. Neither woman sought to press bigamy charges. "All they wanted was to get loose from him," said Prosecut ing Attorney Joe W. Collins. Collins said Sexton and Mrs. Helena Sexton were about 60 years old. The elder Mrs. Sexton and the farmer married in 1938. She said Sexton seduced Marge Ann when she was 17 and married her on July 18, 1948 without getting a divorce. Marge Ann was Mrs. Sex ton's daughter by a previous mar riage. Both women said they bore children by Sexton. The older woman has an 11-year-old daugh ter and the younger has a two-year-old son. MSTERH MOT U IP IP I Y CO. 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