The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 25, 1961, Page 7, Image 7

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    British Royalty Remains Silent After Wallis' Persecution Charge
LONDON (AP) British royal-1 The di'diess. the former Ameri- television personality, charged the
ty and government officials today I can divorcee Wallis Simpson, said
preserved expected silence toward
the Dutchess of Windsor s charge
that she and her husband have
been persecuted by his family
since he abdicated in 1936.
Only a few of the duke's former
subjects chimed in some bitterly
denouncing the duchess and the
man who quit the throne to mar
ry her, others supporting them.
There was no comment from
the palace or the eovernmnt
nor is there likely to be. Only
three national newspapers report
ed the duchess complaints, made
in a copyrighted article in Mc
the treatment given her husband,
ex-king Edward Vlll, has been
"enough to break anybody's spir
it." She accused the royal fam
ily Queen Elizabeth 11 is the
duke's niece of trying to "erase
every vestige of fondness his coun
trymen held for him."
She charged the British govern
ment wasted the duke's "unparal
leled knowledge" by shunting him
nff riurine World War II to an in
significant military post and then
to the governorshiD of the Ba
hamas.
Acid - tbngued Charles turran
Call's magazine. Only two papers I conservative member of Parlia
carried comment.
'nicnt, newspaper columnist and in exile.
duke himself wasted his talents.
"His life is blameless, harmless,
pointless, useless," Curran wrote
in his weekly column. "Instead of
waiting for Britain to employ him,
why does he not employ himself?
Why hover uneasily around the
throne that he gave up?"
Four Britons expressed them
selves in letters to the London
Daily Mail.
Housewife Doris Wheddon of
Bristol "It's time this woman
learnt to accept her lot and be
content. We all know she dearly
would have liked to become queen
of England. It must have been bit
ter for her when she found herself
P. Jl. Williams of London
"What the duchess has to say is
perfectly true. It really is about
time they returned to live here
premanently."
The duchess wrote that she and
the duke discussed his treatment
for the first time "in all t h e s e
years" when she was asked to
write the article.
' She decided to break her long
silence on the subject because:
"lt suddenly occurred to me h o w
ridiculous it is to go on behind
a family-designed, government
manufactured curtain of asbestos
that protects the British Com
monwealth from dangerous us."
The duchess said "Some people
think we live a playful existence."
"I imagine that by some stand
ards it is: but my husband is not
allowed to participate in public
affairs. As fur going into business,
his training was not for commerce
and anyway, in his position, he
could hardly become the manager
of an automobile showroom."
The duke's abdication was of
course a shock to his family, gov
ernment and country, she said,
but "it was done with dignity, the
without "venom or bitterness, al
though 24 years of persecution,
even in small ways, are more
than enough to break anybody's
spirit."
Wed., Jon. 25, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg Ore. 7
Panamian Fire Ordered
PANAMA (AP) Panamanian
troops today were ordered to lire
on anyone Caught committing a
same dignity with which he has j terrorist act in the wake of a
since and always conducted his: wave of homemade bomb explo
life." sions in the capital. There have
Her husband "has been pun-! been five bomb blasts in 10 days
ished. like a small boy who gets ' in the capital. One explosion oc-
a spanking every day ot his ntci ciirrel Sunday on the grounds of i military missile
Air Force Concentrates Lookinqqlass Pair
2!?r?. Entertains Visitors
for a single transgression," she the U.S.
said, adding that she was writing ! damage.
Embassy. It caused
CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. (AP)
The Air Koree will concentrate
on developing a new, moro power
ful Atlas missile now that it has
fired the final test rocket in the
present operational "D" series.
The last D rocket thundered 5.
000 miles to the South Atlantic
.Monday, planting its nose cone
"well within two miles of the tar
get," officials announced.
The firing wound up' a 20-mnnth
test program In which the D At
las became this nation s largest
and space boost -
no er. Of 49 shots in the series, 35
I were successful.
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Jlr. and Mrs. Ben Davis of Lem-'
on, S.D., were guests recently at
the home of the former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Green, and family of Look
ingglass. The travelers were en route to
Guam where they will see their
son-in-law and daughter, ilr. and
Mrs. Dick Ward, who are stationed
there with the armed services.
Mrs. Green accompanied her
brother and his wife to Eugene
where they visited friends and
Mrs. Green had a medical check
up. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Nielsen and,
children returned over the week
end from a two-week trip to Provo,
Utah, where they visited Nielsen's
parents and grandparents.
Mr. and Sirs. C. E. Nay have
returned from a two-week trip to
Long Beach, Calif., where they vis
ited with relatives and friends.
Their son, Don, is now serving
as city attorney in San Diego.
Calif., and with his wife went to
Long Beach for the family reunion
while his parents were there.
Mrs. Louis Dowd left recently
for her home in Athena after spend
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and daughter. Jlr. and Mrs.
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Dowd planned to visit briefly
with her son-in-law and daughter
and family at Sandy before going
on to her home.
Mrs. John Mathis accomnanlerl
her daughter, Mrs. Lucile Yount,
as far as Albany over the week
end. Mrs. Mathis visited her broth
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native of Lebanon, Ore., will take
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joining the staff of Sen. Henry C.
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Slates Friday Event
The Glide Community Club will
hold a special events program Fri
day at 7:30 p.m. at the club house,
reports Mrs. Arthur Selby, corre
spondent.
The program will open with the
Installation of the officers for 1961,
followed by the award to the "out
standing citizen ot the commu
nity" for 1960. There will be cards,
games and entertainment for
adults and special cartoon movies
for children.
Refreshments will be served. La
dies are requested to bring cake
or cookies. All residents are Invit
ed. President Forrest Losee said
members want to make 1961 a rec
ord year for the Glide Community
Club.
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