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DON'T FORGET THAT SPE
CIAL Christmea feature KRNft
will bring you this next Sunday
afternoon tram the Junior high
cchool. . . (he Roseburg Choral
society In ih annual presentation
of the MESSIAH. The broadcast
will begin at 4:00 p.m. and con
tinue to conclusion . Thit is the
third successive year this group
has given the MESSIAH, and we've
beard from jnny different sources
it will be well worth your time to
relax and listen, that is if you
can't make it down to the Junior
high to hear it in person,
SPEAKING OF CHRISTMAS, we
have heard, from a very reliable
source, that Santa plans to spend
the greater part of the day next
Saturday is Roseburg. He will be
walking up and down the streets
of Hoseburg in the morning, then to
the Georgie Lee Shoppe at 1:30
to pick up his mail and speak with
Bob McCarl over the Radio
back out into the cold to walk
around the streets again. This
means every boy and girt able to
get to town Saturday should be
able to tell old Santa just what
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! he or she would like to find under
the tree Christamat morning. So
many people warn io see ni
this time of year it's taken us this
long to arrange for Santa to spend
the day with us. So plan to come
dowa town sometime Saturday to
see Santa. It you've been putting
off writing that letter, be sure to
bring it down with you and drop
it is Santa's special mail-box at
the Georgie Lee Shoppe, or mail it
to Santa , care of Georgie Lee
Shoppe, Roseburg.
SMOKY TIGER is the title of
tonight's Clyde fieatty adventure,
S:S0 to 5.55. On an animal trapping
expedition in the jungles of Ma
aya, Clyde finds and captures a
grey tiger cub. But before he can
get the cub out at the jungles, it
is stolen by one at his natives.
Clyde's efforts to regain the val
uable animal result in the danger
ous adventure called "Smoky Ti
ger." Tonight's Cisco Kid unravels an
unusual mystery titled "Race for
Life." One of the stories from the
annals of the oid west recounts
the tact that, at times, cattle would
roam and grate with the wild buf
falo of the plains. This fact ted an
unscrupulous man to take a chance
on beating the taw. His plan, how
ever, came to an abrupt end when
he ran afoul of the "Cisco Kid."
Tonight, 7:30 to 8:00. Don't miss it.
Federal Rules
Said Threatening
Wool Industry
PORTLAND (!P The coun
try's wool growers were told here
that federal regulations were
threatening their industry and that
they weren't even being consulted
on some of the price regulations.
W. H. Steiwer of Fossil, Ore.,
president of the National Wool
Growers association, said in his
prepared statement at the annual
convention that the industry was
'in a strait jacket of government
control and government plan
ning." Wartime controls starting in 1941
and 1942, he said, all but wrecked
the wool and lamb business by
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cuiiing down on production while
ouiiaing up s surplus wool sloclt
piie with foreign imports.
After the end of the Office of
Price Administration control boih
lamb and wool production began
climbia?, Steiwer told the conven
tion, delegates, hut after three
rears the Korean war outbreak,
again brought controls which he
called unworkable.
Steiwer blamed soaring wool
prices of soma mraiUij ago on "ur.
called for announcements" by gov
ernment officials that they were in
the market "for a tremendous
stockpile of wool." Then, he said.
otter government officials pro
posed subsidizing synthetic fiber
plants in art etfort to force dawn
wool prices. There is still such talk,
he said, although prices now are
near pre-Korean levels.
Steiwer said new price rebula
fions fix a maximum price for fat
lambs but "I can find no evidence
that any grower was ever con
sulted." He added that as matters now
stand, there are mounting operat
ing costs and a possibility that the
wool market will decline next
year. It stock sheep are to be
maintained and Increased, thought
should be given to tariff protec
tion, Steiwer said. He added that
such protection would enable the
industry to rebuild after 5U war
time losses.
Phone now for your
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Snapshot Of Gir!
Friend Traps Boy
In Money Thef
HARTFORD. Caaa. tm
knew she'd get me in. trouble,"!
grumbled the nine-year-old hoy
wnen me policeman mowed aim a
snapshot picked up near the scene
of s parking lot burglary.
The policeman was looking tor
J32 and $80 worth of checks which
disappeared lrom cash drawer
in the parking lot office.
The investigation, had just started l
when woman handed two deteo- i
lives several checks and the snap-!
shot of a Utile girl. She had found
them in a gutter near the parking (
mm. ine snapsnoi lurnea out to &e
s picture of the nine-year-old boy'a
girt friend.
The next clue came from an at
tendant at a nearby gas station. He
had Just "shooed off two kids who
wanted to change a five-dollar
bill," he said.
Shortly thereafter the detective
found two boys, nine and 10 years
oid.
One of fhem flashed a plastic
popgun at Sergeant Joseph
Meaney. "Don't get lough with
me," piped the youngster. "I know
my rights. I want to talk to a cop."
Meaney said the boys, who had
several dollars in change in their
pockets, led him andjiia fellow of
ficer to two money caches. One
was in the parking Sot itself, the
other behind nearby building.
Other money had been given to
inree friends of the pair. Tb par
ents of all five have been notified
to present liiem in Juvenile court.
Aii the money has been recov
ered, except for JI.5&,
That was what the pSasiic pop
gun cost.
Vef Quadruple
Amputee To Wed
Pre! ty Typist
HAY WARD, Calif. OP) The
pretty Kayward typist and a quad
ruple amputee met on a blind date
lour monuts ago, j
They're planning to b married;
in June. j;
Jeannette Stretton, 21, revealed;
the wedding plans as she talked
proudly about her "mighty fine
man." - -j
Marine S?t. Werner Kelningeri
of San Antonio, Tex. proposed
after a Thanksgiving dinner eij
Jeannelie'a home.
"He asked me ta marry Mot that
nignt, and well, I couldn't welt
to say yes," she said, . j
She had met "Tex" t a party.
"The next thins I knew t was
visiting him regularly in the hot-
ptui" oalc cwtuii mvu rtocatcai in.
nearby Oakland where the marine
ia learning to use his new plastic
fingers and artiiicai limbs.
Remtnger, also 21, ia the second
quadruple amputee of the Korean
war. He was injured at Clwnglla
cesecvotc last December. Two gee-j
nades tore aft his feet; frostbite ),
took his hands.
"But Tex can do lots of things !
for himself already," Jeannette
said. "He'll be discharged trom the
hospital in time for a June wed
ding we . hope. And he'll be bi to
slip the ring on my finger aim
seif, I know."
An engagement oarty with some
of Seininger's buddies as guests ia
planned. Then the sergeant wtu
fly to San Antonio to spend Christ
mas with his family.
"Then Ten will go to work tor
the Veterans cdrauustrauoa ct a
rehabilitation adviser," Jeannetto
said, "He's wonderful at huiidfeg
ua peiale'i axacs.it, aipecviiiy
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