The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 21, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text' r ft ': hi H" in .y, . 14 Hit Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur. Jan 21, 1954, British Resume Parliament Iri Face Of Crisis LONDON W Parliament re assembled this week in the shadow of widespread industrial unrest and was told the Conservative gov ernment planned to keep its hands off the electrical workers dispute for the present. Minister of Labor Sir Walter; Mnnolrtnn AvnlainpH fhft onvarn. I ment's wait-and-see policy to the and Mrs. Paul Shanklin will serve; House of Commons. A series of SWINGEROO CLUB TO DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT 1e Swingeroo Club members will dance Saturday evening at the Rose School gym. Couples whose last name starts with M through Z are to furnish pie. Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Roark and Mr Local Community News Briefs refreshments. CLOTHING CLUBS MEET FRIDAY Clothing 3 and Homemaking 1 and 2 met at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Patrick Friday. Clothing 3 worked on skirts. The Homemak ing 1 and 2 worked on their scarfs. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. GARDEN CLUB MEETING DATE IS CHANGED Roseurg Town and Country Garden Club meeting which was scheduled for Monday; Jan. 25, has been changed to Monday. Feb. 1., and will be at the home of Mrs. Jack West, 1100 Riverside Drive. BUCKEROO SQUARE DANCE CLUB TO MEET SATURDAY Buckeroo Square Dance Club will meet at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Buckeroo Barn at Winchester. Ohris Kline will do the calling. All members are urged to be pres ent. MERRY-GO-ROUND CLUB TO MEET ON FRIDAY The Merry-Go-Round Club will meet at a one o'clock luncheon Friday, Jan. 22, at the homo of Mrs. J. H. Carnes. All members are urged to be present. British Girls Same Bust As Marilyn That's All LONDON Wl A clothing in dustry council reported Wednes day the average British woman has a 36 W inch bust same size as Marilyn Monroe. End resem blance. Other comparative measure ments were: Height 5 feet 3 Inches weignt 133 pound against 119; waist 26.9 inches against 24, and hips 38.4 inches against 36. "Definitely dumpy," was the verdict of a London couturier. And he wasn't talking about Hollywood's Marilyn. unsatisfied wage claims are sim mering in Britain's industrial areas, but the electricians have brought their dispute into the open. Their Communist-led union called out 30.000 workers in a one day strike Monday. The number that responded was not announced, but those who stayed away were locked out Tuesday by the em ployers in a "tit-for-tat" move. A nationwide railway strike for higher pay was barely staved off four weeks ago just as Parliament recessed for Christmas. When the members reconvened Tuesday they found that approx imately five million workers were demanding higher wages. These included skilled craftsmen such as those in the machine tool and shipbuilding industries. The electricians dispute already has halted work for five days al five British atomic plants. British employers have stiffly opposed wage boosts on the grounds they would increase pro duction costs and price vital ex ports out of the world market. Visit Parents Mrs. James Watts spent last weekend in Co quille visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Folsom. At Community Hospital Mrs. Elbert Harvey of Roseburg was admitted to Community Hospital Tuesday for medical treatment. Business Trip Dwight Pair, assistant manager of Penney s was in Eugene Tuesday on busi ness for the store. N, His Surgery P. J. Holland of Tenmile underwent surgery Wed nesday morning at Mercy Hos p.tal. Business Visit E. G. Maloney of General Adjustment Bureau Inc., Eugene, was in Roseburg Tuesday on business. Patient From Myrtle Creek Mrs. Tempa Dunnivan of Myrtle Creek entered Mercy Hospital for medical treatment. In Community Hospital Mrs. Ed Telgenhoff of Roseburg is a surgical patient in Community nuspiiai Has Medical Treatment Mrs. Regina Sawyers of Roseburg is in Community Hospital for medicai treatment. Patient At Mercy Mrs. Le ona Dahack of Umpqua is receiv ing medical treatment at Mercy Hospital. Medical Patient Nick W. Harrison of Roseburg is a med ical patient in Mercy Hospital. Visits Daughter Mrs. Irvin Brunn of Goldie's Booterie, spent the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Spencer and family in Eugene. Accepts Position-Sandra Sump. ter "f Roseburg has accepted i position as bookkeeper at Mercy Hospital. Fractures Elbow - Robert Ad am"""" n of Mr. and . Mrs. D?le Adams 805 Short S,., is re ceiving treatment at Mercy Hospital for a fractured elbow. Here From Medford - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowman and chil dren Ellen and Benny of Med- of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Htu in Roieburg. CHURCH BANS FILM NEW YORK Wl The National Legion of Decency, a Roman Catholic agency, has put its 'con- oemned" classification on the mo. tion picture "French Line," star ring jane Russell. ine legion acted this week, say ing we mm contains grossly ob scene, suggestive ana indecent ac tion, costuming and dialogue." WHAT IS GOING ON AT 114 N. ROSE ST.? Portlander Gets Divorce; Has To Pay $100,000 PORTLAND Wl Harvey F. Diclr -."on 5 contseted divorce this week must pay upward of $100,- oou 11 behau ot his wife, who had filed a counter-suit for separate maintenance. Circuit Judge Virgil Langry, who sam mac n Mrs. uick naa Deen "moderately pleasant" to her hus band the marriage likely would have continued to exist, directed these payments: $16,000 to meet bills run up by Mrs. Dick while shopping shortly after Dick filed suit for divorce; $10,000 toward her attorney fees; and an $80,000 prop erty settlement to her. The judge said the $80,000 prop erty sememem was based on Dicks testimony that his worth was $800,000. He has been active in financial and other fields here. Dick charged mental cruelty in his suit. His wife responded with the same charge and added he was infatuated with another woman. The judge in his decision said that while there was fault on both sides, had Mrs. Dick "been moder ately pleasnnt and had she not pro voked arguments during the years when plaintiff was devoting himself to her and the marriage, this court believes that the marriage would in fact exist today. The court fur ther believes that plaintiff woidd not then have commended his friendship with the other woman." The "other woman" was not named. Although accurate statistios have not been kept, officials be lieve that cobra bites are respon sible for several thousand deaths a year in India. Return rem Meeting P. Borgman and Harold McCall turned Wednesday from Port land, where they attended Gam bles Western Auto Merchandise show. Return Home The followin: patients from Community Hos pital returned to their homes Tues day: Wesley Short, sutncrnn Mrs. Lauren Dow. Winston: Hen rv Otiimbv and Charles Marier, Idleyld Park, and Mrs. Dwight Coder of Roseburg. Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs, Dale Christian and son. Clifford of Madras, were recent visitors in Roseburg. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ruth erford and other relatives. Mrs Miller and Mrs. Rutherford are aunts of Mrs. Christian. Polio Benefit A polio benefit dance sponsored by the Glide Grange will be held at Glide Grange Hall Saturday, Jan. 23, at .9 p.m. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches. Coffee wi 1 be tur- nished by the Grange. Music will be bv the Sun Down Boys. Every one is welcome and urged to at tend. Return to Canada Mr. and Mrs. Andy Smith of Ontario, Can ada, left for their home last Mon day after spending 10 days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Powell. Curry Road, and with Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton, Camas Valley. Mrs. Smith is the aunt of Mrs. Powell and a sister of Mr. Ash ton. i Transferred Fay W. Barnes, assistant manager of K. W, Woolworth Co., who came to Roseburg from Boise a year ago last November, has been recalled to the Idaho store as manager, lie and Mrs. Barnes and chil dren left Tuesday for Boise. Mrs Barnes' sister, whose husband is serving in the armed forces overseas, and her children aecom pamed thorn. Goes To Meeting Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilson and daughter, Ethel Mae of Roseburg, and Frank Kinnan of Camas Valley drove to Salem Saturday. Miss Wilson, dental assistant for Dr. Lee J. Lacey in Roseburg, at tended a meeting of the nominat ing committee for slate offices of the Oregon Dental Assistants Assn. The Wilsons visited rel atives. Attend Meeting in Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lomax, who moved to Roseburg recently from Cottage Grove. drove there Monday to attend a dinner meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, of which Mr. Lomax is still a member. Mayor Joe Crepeau was named First Cit izen, and Governor Paul Patter son and R. 11. Baldock, state en gineer, were speakers at the dinner. Ml 111 f fHa11cr$)S 0 r.n m Hi UMimmiMiWJIil 4 100 PROOF PREMIUM QUALITY STRAIGHT BOURBON $4,15 $070 p,i IN If iBBf&& j IlSoasfy " Ms W.A.HALLE R C O R P., P H I L A PA. . ASK FOR COUNTY FAIR AT YOUR FAVORITE BAR. CLUB, HOTEL OR LIQUOR STORE Penney's . . xmnKsm. mmm SfSf I STARTS FRIDAY MORNING 9:30 A.M. OUT REPEAT GO 1953 EVEWT! LEFTOV NOW! SAVE PLENTY! EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! ALL MEN'S HEAVY QUILTED JACKETS NOW JUST Sizes 36-50 $688 Choose your cold weather jacket now and save plenty! Penney's has many styles and colon In zipper front jackets that ore wool quilt lined for extra warmth. 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