Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 07, 1949, Image 6

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ASraa. af Baba Balk Mvalarlaaa Traralrr MBS Maiaal Naararaal MBS Siga Off KFJI Faalara Country's Banner Answer to Previous Puzzle V HORIZONTAL 3 Sheltered side 1 Depicted Is ttrfe Ver ctive flag of. is one of i this country's products II Animal 14 Sea in Asia 15 Mineral rock IS Tilts 18 Finish It Nickel (symbol) 20 Cushions '22 Tellurium (symbol) ;33 Always 25 Hebrew measure 27 Withered 28 Trees 29 Part of "be" 30 Transpose (ab.) 31 Chinese river 32 Symbol for sodium 33 Imitates 35 Hen products 38 Lateral part 39 Chair 40 Not (prefix) 41 Cuts ' 47 Concerning 48 Parent 50 Group of eight 51 Goddess of infatuation 52 English school 54 Repaired again 56 Places 57 Improvers VERTICAL 1 Flat cakes 2 Come (ab.) 5 Gudrun's husband 6 Combat between two 7 Spoken I Nevada city 9 Egyptian sun god 10 Anger 11 Easy gallop 12 Seniors 17 Southwest (ab.) 20 Assumptions 21 Mildness 24 Expunged IP n TTELTe AJ I u ejE. Is : a wT It'o'pT" It r y ' 1111 A 1 1 i111 ME BASSET hound EEs N'eSjS OOf Q!QI rM IT J. MP ' iPA.f imIr's ELANf ARA IbIaIi IT 2SOpUcal 44 Stalk illusion 45 Harness part 33 Stage whispers 48 Paradise 34 Sea robber 49 Speck 36 Hose supporter 51 Fruit drink 37 Horses 42 Behold! 43 Measure of land S3 Nova Scotia (ab.) SS North Dakota (ab.) R7 W WW itO 3 114 a 110 III lid W m Hs IT 2T1 NW Radar Air Defense Test Officials Mum SEATTLE. Nov. 7 ,Pv The air force test of its Pacific Northest radar screen continued today under a veil of semi-secrecy. Although the operations were pro ceeding under the guiding band of Mat. Gen. John E. UDston. Fourth air force commander, and other top air force officials, none would dis close how the areas "defenders" fared against the Intermittent mock raids of B-29s and B-SOs. Results of the 11-day test will not be disclosed for about a month, or until reports are checked over tn Washington. D. C officials said. Nearly 5000 men and 200 planes are involved in the test which has ben officially dubbed "Operation Overgreasy." Defenders are based at six fields in Eastern and West ern Washington. Oregon and British Columbia. Bombers of the 15th air lorce are the "Invading" forces. Static By DAVE I'NIIERIIILL Well, there will be a lot of hot air floating around the Willard ho tel this Wednesday night. But it will all be for a good cause. For the Klamath county public speaking championship will be at slake when boys and girls from county schools "Speak For Democ tacy." This pro ram sponsored by the Klamath County Junior Chamber of Commerce is a part of Uie na tional program. Jut'.gea at the coniest will be Charlea Stark, chamber of com merce manager, and members of the K Toast T o a tresses Prai-I Includme a SM Dave I'vderhlU gift certificate from a local mer chant will be awarded the candi dates (or the ' champ title. The county winner will automati cally be entered In the state ora torical contest. Then state winners throughout the country will vie for national honors. National prises Include a four year college scholarship, numerous expensive gilts, and all-expense paid trip to Washington for a luncheon date with the president, i q Contestants' speeches will be re- j corded on tape for the state and ; O national contests. i This Is a very fine effort on the part of the Junior chamber. There is nothing more essential to suc cess tn the business world, than the ability to get up before a group and express one's thoughts. fine training for the high school kids. Clamath If4J master and t ",. a a t nils- rs e 1 u b s., f (ML I tchy prises. - i . get that call from "Stop Tie Mu lc." A practical Joker phoned In Sat urday night to tell of what hap pened to his girl friend when the lights went off Saturday. Evidently, die poor young thing waa setting all dolled up for the big date, when came the blackout. What to dor What to dor 8o she phonea up the boyfriend, all In a tlaay, and aska hi in what to do. Cool, level-headed boy friend asks If there are any candles In the house. Olrl friend looks, and af firms that there are. So, says boy friend, use the can dies. He thru phones me, laughing up Ilia sleeve, to M what the glrli of these days would have dona they were living In the (Una their grandmothers. To which I replied, they probably would hava been using oil or gaa lamps and wouldn't have to worry about the llghta going out. 8omrt lines these modem conven iences aren't tin convenient. An inexpensive Want Ad today sill mean g t I for you tomorrow I I OtJ CAN COMPLETE I Sixth Street Exchange I V (19 Klamath Ave. Ph. 7I r' 1 I'tir.lr I STOVES FURNITURE "' I I (til. Wood, ties All Klnda J Ouallly Milae. HIK I.EMM m SCWERPIPE III PtytoM & Co. S--2fcaVJ i'A4rt3ijrSw ,i s HIGH SCHOOL New- At Home Law rayuenta All Books Furnished N Claaaea DIPLOMA AWARDED If Yea Are 16 or Over Write fur t'rea Booklet AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. KLA-U-7, 1449 Broadwny. Oakland IS, Calif. Name Aie Addreaa . Ktale M-O-V-HV-fi ROPER & ROPER PAINTING CONTRACTORS AND GLIDDEN PAINT STORE WILL BE COMBINED TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS BETTER SERVICE AT 201 2 south 6th Ph. 9278 HERALD AND NEWS COMICS Want Ads don't cost tney payl Bring the Family into Wong's For b Special CHINESE Family Style Dinner Wong's Cafe 41 Main Ph. 6571 Twice In the past two Sundays. Stop The Music has come out to this area, seening the answer to the mystery tune. Last week it was Pendleton.' and this week It was Salem. But the pot la still growing and growing and growing. The way things have been going, I still think the tune Is "Tomahawk Dance." Try it the next time you f CJAGWOOC) COULD MXJ POStXV GIVE ME A FIVE-OOt.LtVR i REDUCTION IN MV WEEKVr 7 HOUSEHOLD ALLOVSJANC6 ? 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"I am promoting the reclamation program. I am not commenting on the CVA," Straus said. Lake Sheriff Nabs California Escapees LAKEVIEW, Ore., Nov. 7 W) Two California road gang convicts were captured south ot here Satur day night by Lake County Sheriff Tommy Elliott. Elliott said the two men, Robert E. Bush. 20. and William M. Mc Bride. 24. fled California road camp No. 39 near Alturas before mid night Friday. He said neither re- ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON ESSi" WATER HEATERS K' DISHWASHER OIL HEATERS G. C. MOTLEY BIS Klamath Ara. Ffcaaa SIS AnS Siaka sisted when found near New Pine Creek along highway 3. Elliott said he had erected a road block on the route earlier. The cap ture came on a tip that two sus picious men were seen on the Ore gon side of the state line. SEE KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP PrnVt Strrlc D , nee a:i feia( rwn mv i v VJawjJ Always Parking In Rear Always LOOKIT THAT SWELL SWARM 0' OUACKERS RE they were I ATTWACTEP BY ' our pecoYSy 4 I i 'n t t r 1 s -v. 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