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There's Gold Under
Stella's Tresses
HOLLYWOOD (AP) The guy
who coined the phrase "Hollywood
dumb blonde" didn't know his
proboscis from a peroxide bottle.
in tne Drains department the
fair-haired gals, from Jean Har
low to Marilyn Monroe and Jaync
Mansfield, run a close second to
the bald-headed guys with big
cigars.
Stella Stevens is the latest ex
ample. There's gold under Stella's
golden tresses, pardner. The little
lady has turned film producer.
While others were twidding
their unemployment checks during
the recent actors' strike, Stella
formed a company and made a
movie.
"It's a documentary, a day in
the life of Beverly Hills," says
Stella in the dulcet tones of what
remains of a soft Southern accent.
"Beverly Hills, the strip tease
queen?" asked her interviewer, a
chap of obvious plebeian tastes.
"No, silly," said Stella, fire
showing in her blue eyes. "It's
a story of what happens during
one day in Beverly Hils, the city.
You know, where the movie stars
live."
"Sort of a travelogue?" asked
the interviewer, trying to show a
touch of class.
"No," said Stella, louder. "It's
an hour-long feature in color and
Cine-nascope and we may get a
film festival prize, it's that good."
Stella's chief claim to Holly
wood fame has been a few bit
and TV parts and a fat role as
Appassionata von Climax in the
movie "L'il Abner." So produc
ing a movie was quite a switch.
"My dressmaker, Rudy Gunner
man, put up the money," Stella
said. "And Dan O'Herlihy (broth
er of actor Mike O'Herlihy) di
rected and narrates."
London's Film
Production Up
American Refugees
Return From Congo
WASHINGTON (AP) - The
vnntmarrl nf mnrp than hundred ,
HOLLYWOOD (AP)-For the rpfii.i.w.c frnm the Cnn-
first time, a trade paper reports, I po relumed to safety in their na-1
i-uuuuu uns inaue muie nuns in uve United Mates Ihursday.
the last 12 months than Hollv
wood. British actress Mary Ure
can tell you why.
"Actors receive slave wages
horribly low in England," says
the blonde beauty. "Even Ameri
can companies who shoot there
The Atr Force Globemasterj
transports carrying the men.
women and children, landed at
nearby Andrews Air Force Base
at noon.
When the first plane landed, 62
passengers trooped down me
pay far below what they pay in . Bangplank. carrying the new be
America
Miss Ure, wife of British play
wright John Osborne, says she is
longings they had been able to
carry.
Some of the elderly were neipca
gang-
ping
ashamed to disclose what she got down the steeply slop!
for making "Sons and Lovers." i rjlank
AOOUl WJ 01 me lirsi reiumri-s
are Baptist missionaires and their
Tooze Alternate Will
Attend GOP Convention
PrYRTTAvn rir w.n..
Tooze of Portland will be unable
to serve as an Oregon delegate
to the Republican National Con
vention in Chicago next week be
cause of illness.
He will be represented tv his
alternate Mrs. Harriet Kriu'se of
Portland, he said Wednesday.
Tooze suffered an internal
hemorrhage last Tuesday and has
been a patient in a Portland hos
pital since then.
He also is a candidate for state
senator from Multnomah County.
He said he will resume his cam
paign for that office when he recovers.
Jerry Wald's production of the
D. H. Lawrence novel.
"1 negotiated my own contract,
so I guess I have no one to blame
but myself. Even Trevor Howard,
one of the finest actors in the
world, got far below his Ameri
can price in London where the
movie was made."
Miss Ure believes that Ameri
can stars demand ridiculously
high salaries.
"It's absurd to think an actress
is worth a million dollars a pic
ture," she says. "It's equally ab
surd for an actress to work for
what we make in England. There
should be a happy middle
ground."
"Sons and Lovers" opened re
cently to rave reviews in London,
especially for Miss Ure. It looks
like a 2V4-million-dollar movie.
"Actually." she discloses, "it
cost only $630,000 to make. See
what I mean about low wages?"
Miss Ure, one of the most bril
liant young British actresses in
years, is here on a stage tour
with Vivien Leigh in "Duel of Angels."
families
A tent canteen was pitched at
the ramp to provide a snack for
the arriving refugees before they
were taken in buses to a hotel.
At the hotel, the lted Cross had
workers prepared to provide fi
nancial and travel assistance.
The two big transports flew
from Brazzaville to Morocco, the
Azores and to Andrews Air Force
Base here.
THE MARRIAGE GOES ON
FAYETTE VILLE, Ark. (AP)
The bridal couple remembered to
arrange everything for their home
wedding except music. So Miss Ann
Wilson and Ronnie Flethcer asked
Radio Station KHOG to help.
The station broadcast nuptial mu
sic, and a station official said he
was told the timing was perfect
CURB SERVICE BURGLARY
OLCOTT, N. Y. (AP) Sher
iff's deputies have a report of a
drive-in roooery. Raymond C. Hay
den reported a sports car stopped
next to his house shortly after mid
night, and the driver reached into
the house through a window to
snatch a $7.50 alarm clock with
out alighting from the car.
Soviet Action Held
A Reckless Threat1
WASHINGTON (AP)-The Unit
ed States accused the V.S.S.R. to
day of making "a reckless threat
test against the alleged buzzing of
Soviet ships by American planes.
In a formal note delivered to
Moscow today, the State Depart
ment vigorously rejected the com
plaint that aerial inspection of So
viet ships violates the internation
al law and freedom of the seas.
The Soviet Union claimed in a
note sent eieht days ago that U.S.
planes on 250 instances have made
low-level dangerous passes over
Soviet ships.
The State Department noted
that in its complaint the Soviet
government said it would be
obliged "to take other measures
which will be necessary to ensure
the safety of navigation of Soviet
vessels in open seas."
In its renlv. the State Depart
ment fired a blast against the
U.S.S.R. for using such language.
"This can not be interpreted
other than as a reckless threat of
aggressive action against the
United States aircraft proceeding
on legitimate flights over inter
national waters," it said.
Cantas Valley Family Nov Home
From Oklahoma, Texas Visits
By MRS. WILLIAM BANKS 'Camas Valley School superintend
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nelson and cm now administrator of the Glen
two children have returned to Cam- dale schools.
as Valley following a vacation trip . In Salem the Moores attended
to Texas and Oklahoma. While in ; the wedding of Mrs. Moore's
Oklahoma they viMted Nelson s tcrandmccc. .Miss Patricia deary,
parents, who are now residing in when she became the bride of Dav
Oklahoma City. id Mock. Mrs. Moore poured cof-
Idaho Couple Visits ' fee at the reception.
Recent visitors at the home of! In White Salmon, Wash., the
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. l'ryor were (Moores were guests of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hutchensun of i Mrs. Roger Coate. The two wom
Emmitt, Idaho. Mrs. llutchcnson ' en are sisters. While in White Salm
is Mrs. Pryor's aunt. i on, the Coates celebrated their 25th
While here the two "ouples went , wedding anniversary and a family
out on one of the fishing heats at reunion was held.
Winchester Bay. Mrs. Pryor was I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coon, fer
tile only successful one of the group j mer valley residents now residing
catching a 12-pound salmon. in Portland, were recent weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Guy li. Aioore nave visitors.
relumed to their home following j Mr. and Mrs. Guy I.awson, for
an extended trip throughout Ore- mer Camas Valley residents, now
gon and Washington. In F.usenc living in Tigard, were recent weck
they visited .Moore's aunt. Miss 1 end visitors at the home of their
Minnie Leigh, who is 92 -years-old. j son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
They went to the WCTU home; Mrs. Donald I.awson, and family,
where they helped Jean Avolio eel-. The senior Lawsons were i n route
ebratc her 17th birthday. In Cor- to Medford to attend a 50th wed
vallis they visited Mary White, a ding anniversary celebration.
Canias Valley graduate attending Word has been received that for
summer school prior to Uie fall - mer valley resident, Gail Lawson,
term when she will enroll as a : of Portland is a patient at Em
freshman student. I nianuel Hospital in that city fol
The Moores were overnight lowing major surgery. He is re
guests of the Marlin Voder family ported to be in satisfactory con
in Corvallis. Yoder was the former dition.
Vital Statistics
Divorce Suits Filed
Allen M. Vrben vs. Frances Gail
I'rben. Married at Klamath Falls,
(let. 17, 1952. Cruelly charged.
Plaintiff asks custody of two chil
dren. Property settlement asked.
Sarah Sample vs. Harold Lee
Sample. Married at Reno. New,
Aug. 10, 1958. Annulment of mar
riage sought by plaintiff, who also
asks for property settlement.
Divorce Decrees Granted
Betty Darlcne from James Ger
ald Peterson.
Alonzo Truman from Edith Mau
pin Crawford.
Elaine M. from Pete C. Keene.
Plaintiff granted custody of one
child and $50 a month support.
Circuit Court
Ralph Adams vs. Edward Bir-
kenfeld. Case dismissed with pre
judice and without cost.
State Industrial Accident Com
mission vs. Lawrence Lee Bass.
Suit dismissed with prejudice to
plaintiff.
Fri., July 22, 1960 The Newj-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
Melrose Residents Recently
Visited By Iowa Relatives
Tax Suit Filed
PORTLAND (AP) A suit filed
in U. S. District Court here
Wednesday by Portland General
Electric Co. asked the federal
government to return $1,195,000 to
the firm. PGE contends the money
was improperly assessed income
tax.
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Recent visitors at the Floyd
Simpson home in Melrose were
Mrs. Simpson's uncle and aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlucnz. and
grandson, Gary Schlucnz, all of
Davenport, Iowa. They also visited
with Miss Clara Schlucnz, a niece.
Place Sold
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Hall have
sold llieir place in Riddle and
moved back to their place on
Doerner Rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Los Angeles, Calif., are attending
to Melrose property interests.
Brian Pargeter is presently sta
tioned at Treasure Island awaiting
Navy assignment schooling.
Guests at the Carless Hamlin
home include his sister, Mrs. Roy
l.amlis, and Rusty; his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tis Gravelee, and Crista, all of
Grants. N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. I.eland liyther and
three children of Lallabra. Calif.,
are spending some time with his
1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ry-
( ther and son, Tom.
Family Moves
I The Kckles family has moved
from the Orville Kruse place to
the Barneburg farm on Cleveland
Hill P.d.
Mrs. Mae Miller, the former Mae
Marshman who attended school
school here, visited briefly in Mel
rose at the O. O. Matthews home.
She is from Mc.Minnville and was
accompanied by Mrs. Emma park
er of Wilbur.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tjomsland
and Bobby spent a recent weekend
visiting her sister, Mr. George
Johnson, and family in Winlock,
Wash. They also called on Mrs.
Don Schissus at Yakima, Wash ,
and stopped in Portland to tour
the zoo.
Kay Horn of Klamath Falls has
returned home after spending sev
eral days here with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mat
thews, and other relatives. Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Horn of Eugene
recently visited the Matthews fam
ily. Mrs. Horn has since left for
Camp Tyee to be a counselor.
Mrs. I.oyd Johnson and sons,
Steve and Rickic, of Norwalk, Cal
if., visited relatives in Melrose for
several days.
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