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Christmas Party
Saved Writer
From Plane Crash
Wllford Brown Jr., native of
Camas Valley, where he is now
visiting his mother and daugh
ter, credits a Christmas party
with the fact that he Is still
alive.
Brown, a script writer for the
Alka Seltzer Newspaper of the
.Air, had made plane reserva
tions for a pre-Christmas trip
home. But the Newspaper of the
Air personnel decided on a
Christmas party and Brown can
celled his reservations.
The plane crashed near Valle
jo, Dec. 7, killing all on board.
KRNR Hsterners doubtless will
be Interested in a story Brown
tells of that party, as it Involves
two of their favorite newscasters.
Frank Hemingway, a guest at
the party, prepared a transcrip
tion directed to Glenn Hardy. It
purported to be the voice of Win
ston Churchill, ascribing to Alka
Seltzer, the halting of a planned
invasion of the British Isles.
The story was that British
spies infiltrated German uniform
factories and sewed Alka Seltzer
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Leather Bound
Creels
9.00 to 10.50
Canvas creels with zipper
top and pocket
3.75
Rods
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Carrie
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UMPQUA VALLEY
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Wilbur
Sue Woodward was presented
with a blue ribbon and premium
for winning first prize on her
cooking at the state fair at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs Craig Hayes and
daughter, Marilyn of Roseburg
spent Sunday visiting at the home
of Mr. ana Mrs. cnaries noi
comb.
Mr. Ed Blondell was called a-
way on a weeks absence to Ag
ness, Ore. by the sudden death
of his brother, Claude Blondell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lomis
and son, Kaipn spent tne week,
end In Portland shopping and at
tending to business.
Sprigs of holly were exchanged
as gooa wisn toKens at tne ko
man festival of Saturnalia.
tablets to uniforms in place of
buttons. When German raiding
parties tried to wade ashore, the
Alka Seltzer started to fizz, the
raiders lost their trousers, and
the invasion failed.
Hemingway's imitation of
cnurcniu ana tne manner in
which the humorous story was
presented, proved the entertain
ment feature of the party, Brown
said.
Outdoor Meals
Folding CAMP STOVE
Ic'i a "must in the outing
equipment of sportsmen, fisher
men, campers, outdoor lovers.
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Cooks Ukm
City Got Rang
Hakes, roasts,
bolls, broils,
fries, toasts.
Makes and
bumsitsowngas
from gasoline
Fuel Tank
Removable
For quick, easy
refueling. Fits in
side stove when
not in use.
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Warmer
$0 50
Pistols. W&W
Ben Pierson
Archery Sets
1.50 to 10.50
Arrows 45c-65c-95c
Colonel..
.17.50
Schick Super Double 22.50
Sunbeam Shavemaster 24.50
Federal Loans To
Develop Alaska
WASHINGTON, m Con
gress early next year may he
asked to set up an Alaska devel
opment administration.
The purpose would be to make
loans to private interests for
starting new businesses and in
dustries inthe territory.
The Interior department Is
drifting a bill to that end. Regin
ald C. Price, one of the depart
ment officials working on it, told
a reporter:
"The primary purpose is to
overcome the most important
single remaining obstacle to the
development of Alaska the lack
of venture capital.
"What little money there is
available for Alaskan projects is
at interest rates too high to serve
the purpose. Eight percent is the
going rate."
The proposed measure would
reproach the Alaska Development
Corporation bill advanced last
September by William E. Warne,
assistant secretary of the inter
ior. Price, special assistant to
Warne, said that bill is dead.
It would have set up an agencv
to enable the Federal govern
ment to establich its own indus
tries and businesses in Alsaka at
perhaps a cost of $1,000,000,000
and later, if feasible, sell or lease
them to private interests.
Price said the forthcoming pro
posal involves a much smaller
figure.
The loan program would tie In
with Alaska1 Droiect settlement
legislation now before the house
public lands committee. This bill
would authorize the Reconstruc
tion Finance Corp. to spend up to
$7;500,000 in connection with the
quick installation of settlement
projects in Alaska.
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The annual Blue-Gray football contest, featuring the outstanding
gridiron stars of the North against those of the South, will be
described exclusively over the Mutual-Don Lee network on Saturday,
December 31 (11:30 a. m. PST to conclusion.) This year's game will
be played at Cramton Bowl, Montgomery, Alabama, and the broad
cast will feature Harry Wismer on the Play-by-play descriptions,
with Jim Britt handling the statistics and color. Immediately, follow
ing the conclusion of the Blue-Gray Game, the 25th annual clash
between All-Star East and West football teams, a game played for
the benefit of the San Francisco Shrine Hospital for Children, will
be exclusively aired for the eleventh consecutive year over the
coast-to-coast Mutual-Don Lee
Anniversary meeting, usually a New Year's day event, will be
staged this year on Saturday, December 31. The play-by-play broad
cast will originate directly from Kczar Stadium, San Francisco.
The newt editors of the Mutual-Don Lee Broadcasting
System have selected the following ae "The Ten Big Stories
of 1949":
1. Announcement of the atomic blast In Russia.
2. Navy challenges American defense policies.
3. Communists sweep China. (
4. British devalue the pound.
5. U. S. treason trials.
6. Labor strikes for pensions.
7. Yugoslavia breaks with the Kremlin.
8. Air crashes.
9. The struggle to save Kathy Flscus.
10. American and National League pennant races. .
On schedule for tonight's listening are "Let George Do It" at
eight, "You Name It" at 8:30, "Tex Beneke" at 8:45, and "Music You
Want" at ten.
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5:15 MuBic.
5:30 Tom Mix. MBS.
5:55 Erskine Johnson. MBS.
0:00 Music at Six.
6:15 Mutual Newsreel. MBS.
6:30 Sports Page.
6:35 Musical Interlude.
6:40 Local News.
6:45 A Song For You.
6:55 Bill Henry. MBS.
7:00 Dick Haymes.
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6:00 Musical Clock.
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7:15 Breakfast Gang. MBS.
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10:15 Songs Of Cheer. MBS.
10:30 Say It With Music,
10:45 Art Baker.
11:00 Ladies First. MBS.
11:30 Queen For a Day. MBS,
12:00 Music at Noon.
12:15 Sports Page of The Air.
12:25 Music at Noon,
12:40 Locnl News.
12:45 National News.
12:55 Market Reports.
1:00 Man on The Street.
1:15 Music From the Roieroom.
1:30 Music.
1:45 Driver's Playhouse,
2:00 Phone Fun.
2:30 It's Requested.
3:00 Hoedown Party.
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3:30 Good News Program.
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7:00 Sportacast.
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NEW YORK, (JP) James
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tendent for the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad since 1917 and A B.
O. employe since 1906, died here
Friday night.
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Mon., Dec. 19, 1949 The
All-World Rule
Only Way To Halt
War, Savant Says
WASHINGTON UP) Dr. Har
old C. Urey, who helped develop
the atomic bomb, declares that
the only real protection against
It is a "universal government"
of the world.
He urged the western democ
racies to take steps In that di
rection by:
1. Forming a limited political
union; 2. inviting other democ
racies to participate; and 3. Ul
timately including the rest of the
world after "undermining the
dictatorship which controls east
ern Europe and much of Asia."
"Eventually," Urey told a
meeting of the Atlantic Union
committee, "there is no satisfac
tory solution to modern military
problems except a universal gov
ernment." He suggested that the Initial
move should be taken by the na
tions which signed the Atlantic
pact. A western political union,
he said, would strengthen the de
mocracies and spread "immense
dissatisfaction In Soviet-dominated
areas." He added:
"Undermining the dictatorship
which controls eastern Europe
and much of Asia is necessary
before we can expect to work
with the Important peoples now
enslaved there."
Urey is one of the directors
of the Atlantic Union committee.
This private organization is back
ing a move in Congress to have
President Truman call a confer
ence of the seven nations which
sponsored the Atlantic pact, for
consideration of a federal union.
The resolution was introduced
on Capitol hill by 20 senators
ana live Mouse members. Com
mittee hearings on it are exnect-
ed next year.
The atomic scientist, a profes
sor at the University of Chicago,
said world government Is the
Dest way to avoid war.
"The real Droblem before us
Is not the atomic bomb and nev.
er has been," he said. "It is mod
ern war in which weapons of all
kinds have become so effective
that the victors and the van
quished are almost equally de
stroyed." Non-Registration Draws
Jail Term For Ex-Convict
Disposition of the following
cases was announced Saturday
by Judge Ira B. Riddle, Muni
cipal court:
George PIchetti, 42, Roseburg,
was arrested by city police for
violation of the city's ordinance
requiring registration of ex-convicts.
He was committed to the
city jail for 50 days, in lieu of
payment of a $100 fine.
Douglas Lincoln Rice. 31. Dll-
lard, was fined $20 upon a plea
of guilty to being drunk on a
public street.
Daniel Oliver Hammond, 44,
Albany, was given a $20 suspend-
eu sentence on a voluntary vag
rancy charge.
John Clarence Smith, transient,
was given a suspended sentence
and ordered to leave town, up
on a plea of guilty to panhand
ling. Winston Churchill Plans
Two-Week Holiday Soon
LONDON, Dec. 19. UP) Win
ston Churchill sails Dec. 29 for a
two-week holiday on the Portu
guese island of Madeira.
The conservative party head
quarters said he would start
homeward Jan. 16 unless "events
in Britain" demand his presence
earlier.
Churchill and his advisers
seemed to have in mind the pos
sibility that Prime Minister Att
lee might call a general election
soon after the first of the year.
The general expectation is that
Attlee will make no election an
nouncement until around Feb. 1
at the earliest. He can and may
delay It several months longer.
Churchill, accompanied Ly his
wife, will travel outward aboard
the Union Castle liner Durban
Castle and homeward on the Pre
toria Castle. The trip takes four
days. They will be guests of
Time and Life and the New York
Times, which publish his mem
oirs. DRUNKENNESS CHARGED
Douglas Lincoln Rice, 39. Dil
lard, charged with being drunk
on a public street, was released
upon posting $25 bail, according
to Judge Ward Watson, of Sulljer-
lin.
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Robert Owen Ashman, 26,
Roseburg, pleaded guilty In Mu
nicipal court Saturdav to a
drunk driving charge, reported
Judge Ira B. Riddle.
He was fined $100 and had his
operators license revoked for one
year.
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