Russian Tanks
Excel U. S. Type,
Gen. Collins Says
WASHINGTON. (Pi Gen.
J. Lawton Collins, Army chief of
staff, says that "frankly our tanks
aren't as good as the Russian
tanks."
He said that Russia now has
the best but that he had just seen
in Detroit a light tank as goad
. as any In the world and "all we
need is a little money to buy
them."
He said he also saw prototypes
of medium and heavy tanks as
good as any in the world.
Collins also said:
1. The armed forces have plans
ready for moving in to maintain
order and handle the situation in
event of atomic attack on the
United States.
2. As of the moment, the de-
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Behind the
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Mayor Al Flegel in a
fifteen minute resume
of community affairs.
7:30-7:45 P.M.
TUESDAY
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Hear "The Dark Chain"
latest adventure of
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LOCAL FIRE LADDIES PREPARE FOR CHRIST
Roseburg's fire fighting force, busily engaged
Jackson street, between Lane and c. 2nd Ave.
City Manager Matt Slankard, $700 was donated
the purchase of Christmas decorations for the
and are now being assembled by the firemen,
length, with sockets set every two feet. Slankard
are Chief William E. "Dutch" Mills, Bill Chal
(Staff Photo).
fenses of Alaska are inadequate
but would be reeinforced quickly
in case of an emergency.
3. Troops in Europe are in top
condition. Those in the far east
will be in four or five months
and in the same period those at
home will be "ready to fight and
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ready to take on anybody In the
world, anywhere, any time."
In response to a question, Col
lins said he does not believe any
general or admiral will be afraid
to express his views to congress.
The question alluded to protests
from some congress members that
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above are three members of
in preparing lighting effects to be set up along
So., during the Christmas season. According to
by the Retail Merchants Ass'n, to be used for
city. Wire, sockets and insulators were procured
Each unit will be approximately 37 feet in
said 70 strings will be set up. Pictured above
mers, and Assistant Chief A. F. Tony Shukle.
the ousting of Admiral Louis E.
Denfeld as chief of naval opera
tions will "gag" all officers of the
armed forces. Denfeld was fired
after criticizing military policy at
congressional hearings.
One Fined, One Ordered
To Leave Town By Judge
One person was fined and an
other ordered to "leave town"
in municipal court Saturday
morning, according to Jedge Ira
B. Riddle. The cases included:
Roy Vivian Moore, 50, Eugene,
who paid a $20 fine on a charge
of drunkenness, and Thomas Ed
ward Irons, San Pedro, Calif.,
given a suspended $20 fine on a
cnarge or vagrancy.
Judge Riddle reported that Or
ville Ernest Prowell, 39, Rose
burg forfeited $20 bail on a
charge of drunkenness when he
failed to appear in court.
Admitting such a develoDment
might come some day, engineers
ctassuy "smenovision as "still
scientifically unproven."
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Tom Mix is now offering a miniature of his own famous six
shooter made of luminous plastic which glows in the dark. In
addition to the pistol which also is a magnet, the Mutual-Don Lee
radio star is offering a luminous plastic arrowhead, containing a
special built-in whistle. All for a' Ralston boxtop and three
nickles!
A 19-year-old boy, with the mind of five-year-old and an
. over-proteotlva mother are the principles In the etory of
.The Dark Chain." In eplte of every attempt to throw him
off the track In finding a double murder, George Valentine
putt the finger on the guilty party. (Tonight 8 to 8:30).
The most ambitious 1949 Christmas campaign In radio has
been launched by Carlton E. Morse, producerwrlter-dlrector of
Mutual Don Lee's "I Love a Mystery" program, for nation-wide
support of an international Santa Claus project to provide clothes,
toys and other Christmas cheer gifts for millions of war-suffering
youngsters throughout the world. The famed writer-producer broke
a self-imposed 20 year radio silence to appear personally on his
broadcast to launch the "Santa Claus for all God's Children" cam
paign. Although writing and producing network shows for more
than a score of years, he never before spoke into a broadcast
microphone. On each of the programs for the next several weeks
he plans to present brief highlights of the overseas activities of
the Foster Parents' Plan for War Children, and capsule outlines
of the work the group is doing to rehabilitate and provide normal
childhoods for children In war-torn countries. Tonight's "I Love
a Mystery" broadcast will incorporate both Friday's and Monday's
episodes into a full half-hour, (10:30-11 p. m.) .
AROUND THE STUDIO: Newest addition to the KRNR
announce-staff Is Bob McCarl, of Portland, Oregon. You'll
be hearing him late mornings and afternoons on looal
hows. Formerly with KRNR't sister-station, KFLW, In
Klamath Falls, Bob has been free-lanoing In between. Top
flight now is our announcing trio . . . consisting of Lyle
Fenner, Ray McPheraon (In person), and newly-lnltlated
Bob MoCarl.
Students On OSC Campus
From 25 Foreign Nations
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
This campus has more of an In
ternational llavor tnan ever De
fore with 102 students registered
from 25 foreign countries, plus
20 more from the territory o f
Hawaii and five from Alaska.
Many from the territories are
attending on scholarships provid
ed by the last legislature.
China with 28 leads an coun
tries in the number of students
enrolled. These are exclusive of
a considerable number of Amer
ican born Chinese students. Can
ada is second with 15 followed by
India with eight.
Other countries represented
are Gold Coast, Union of South
Africa, Burma, Egypt, England,
Holland, Finland, Iceland, Iran,
Iraq, Italy, Japan, Korea, Lat
via, Malaya, Norway, Pakistan,
Slam, Sweden and Turkey.
Nine persons from eight other
countries are on the college -staff.
These originally came from Aus
tria, Canada, China France, Ger
many, Greece, India and Russia.
.
Judge issues Warrants
For Violators' Arrests
Warrants have been issued for
the arrest of two persons who
allegedly failed to observe cita
talon to appear In municipal
court Saturday on traffic viola
tions, said Chief of PoKce Cal
vin H. Balrd.
Named in the warrants Issued
by Municipal Judge Ira B. Rid
dle are Charles Lee Ford, 1544
Post street, charged with driving
without an operators license,
and Maynard H. Sowell, Dillard,
speeding.
Freezer Locker Buying
Secret To Be Topic
The secret of buying freezer
lockers will be told at an exten
sion meeting in Roseburg Thurs
day evening, Nov. 9, by M. G.
Cropsy, assistant professor of ag
ricultural engineering at Oregon
State college. The meeting will
be at 7:30 in room 2. in the base
ment of the armory, announced
Mrs. Corlnne McTaggart, home
economics extension agent. The
public is invited.
Queen bees may live for six
or seven years, but are usually
replaced when they fall to lay
large numbers of eggs.
The guanaco and vicuna of
South America arav the only liv
ing representatives of the camel
family out of captivity.
Talking
About a Home?
So many people do noth
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if yoi really want to c n
our home, consult me
now. Personal attention.
Economical terms.
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Loan Representative
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Loan Assn.
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Oregon Trail Council
Of Scouts Is Dated
The Oregon Trail Area coun
cil, Boy Scouts of America, will
hold their annual meeting and
planning conference December 4
at the , Springfield union high
shcool, Springfield, according to
J. R. Bruckart, council presi
dent. Lee Murphy, Junction City;
Marvin sanaers, springlleia; Gil
bert Sprague, Joseph Kipper and
Ralph Kindlcr. all of Eugene.
have been appointed by Bruckart
to make the plans for the confer
ence. All members of the council will
plan programs for the six oDerat-.
Ing committees for the 1950 cal
endar. During the evening ses
sion members will elect officers
and receive reports for adoption I
to tne program.
Leaders of all cub Dacks. scout
troops and explorer posts will be
given Instruction in Bcoutlng
skills as a separate part of the
conierence.
Ralph Kindler Is working on a
program of entertainment for
the ladles.
The star Sirius Is 8.6 light
years away.
Direct from
Nashville, Tennessee
George Morgan
and hit
Show and Band
Featured on the
"Grand Ole Opry" program
Thursday
Nov. 10th
at the
MELODY MOUNTAIN BARN
S miles south of Myrtle Creek on Highway 99
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"I'll meet you at the RAINBOW CAFE at eight.
Ummmm, I can just taste that golden brown, delight
ful fried chicken."
Mon., Nov. 7, 1949-Tho News-Review, Roseburg, Or. S
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