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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1949)
MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1949 HERALD AND NCWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE FIVf 'Hush' Curtain Shrouds Australian Rocket Range Br MARIMBA (iORMl.T SYDNEY, Nov. M W Th mot hush-hush (pot In Australia U In ths mlddlt of s big rtd atony da. rt Th British tmplri'i long raw weapons asUbllslimtnta it Woom ra. IM mllrt northwrtl of Arialald. it known icnarally as th "rocket rant. , It'i ihroudnt in uettey. Th Auitrlln publlo knows thty tt rocket out thrr. but tht U ill. Tour Recently Australian nwtmen wr taken on a tour, only tht second tine construction organ thrr ytara ago. Thejr wr allowed . lo stay overnight thu Mm. Lat VI. It they wtra shooed out brfnrt lilgluiall. Durl.ig tin whole tour, s-ci-'ly officers walked at their el bows, Tlia tiewimen taw rockets small onaa being tested. They looked over th model vlllaga (or workers. They Ulkrd with range scientists and engineer!. They war not much iser when they left. ) Bridges Aims At Judge In Perjury Trial 8AM PRANCI8CO. Nov. 28 OT) Harry Brldgea' attorneys had their legal gum trained on Judga George Harris today. Trial of th West Coast CIO long, ahor leader was recessed lax Wed nesday until today bora us of th Thanksgiving holiday. Chief Defense Attorney Vincent Mailman filed a motion Saturday with th V. 8. dis trict court clerk to disqualify Judge llama from hearing the case. "It Judga Harris on Monday doea not admit our point, then we'll tak appropriate steps." Halllnan aald. Judga Harris haa sentenced Hal llnan to six months In Jail for contempt of court The Jail term Is in orgin at th end of Bridges' trial. rarjury Charge Bridges, who cam to the United States from Australia, la being tried on charges growing out of hli naturalisation In IMS. He Is accused of perjury and conspiracy. Two other longihore union officials, J. R Robertson and Henry Schmidt, ar being tried with him on charges 01 conspiracy. Assistant V. 8. Attorner R. B. McMillan aald last night that th government will oppos th mov to disqualify Harris. -We'll fight this motion, of nurse," McMillan aald. "There are a number of technical points In "J volved. W do not agree with Mr. r Hantaan." In an affidavit filed Saturday with th disqualifying motion, Brldgea charged Judge Hsrrle "expressed biaa and prejudice against the dt Irndanta." Brldgea aald In th affidavit: "Judga Harris haa engaged In f tha.lhory ol th defense. . , and f th eounxel employed by th de fendant a." On writer from Th Melbourne Argus said that when h returned to Melbourne he waa treated as the man from th rocket range, with as much awe aa If ha had been the man from the moon. That's a good example of how Australlana view this project. Actually Die rang Is atlll In Its Infancy. Th present length has not been announced, but eventually It will stretch 1300 miles across th desert center of Australia to th Northwest coast. Prom there It will be extended, If required, another 1500 miles across the Indian ocean towards Chrlatmaa Island. Weapons now being tested ar small. Biggest rocket the newsmen saw fired was a three-Inch one. The Brit ish army waa using a smllar type six years ago. Secret List Rang engineers say other test mlsallea have been fired but ar still on the "secret list." On of the key men at th range Is BrltUh Army Major I. B. R. Cater. Ho la principal officer In charge of range facilities. Major Cater told th newsmen that right now the main work at the range la not to test rockets, but to test the Instruments that tell the story of the rocket's flight. There are hundreds of workers at the range. Including 400 displaced persona from Europe. Strange aa It may seem, many of these have nev er seen a rocket tired. Most of the research and develop ment of long-range missiles la be ing don In Britain. They ar test ed on -the Woomera range. Pilotless Plan 1 Flies 100 Miles MT. Ol.l Vr, III., Nov. 3g P A plane took off without Its pilot yea terday and flew 100 miles before It crashed. No one was hurt In the freak take-off and rrah. The light plana waa owned by the Curry Flying Bervtc of Oaleeburg. Arthur Mayer, In charge of flight for the service, aald Jack Halls of Oaleifcurg landed the plan at the Mt. Olive airport and went around the wing to look at th propellor. At he touched It, th mo tor started with a roar and th plana moved forward. Halls scrambled aside. The plane took off, climbed rapidly In a bank to th left and tailed out of sight. It crashed In a field on the j Frank McOrew farm about a mil from Flora, HI. Th farm la about 100 mllea from the craft' starting point. SHOE REPAIR SPECIAL TUES., WED., THURS. Men's Full Soles and Heels While-U-Wait Notional Shoe Repair Service Inc. 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