Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, November 29, 1949, Image 6

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A ia iC suhsmeS 3e Q Ng PC E AIM P I O 23 That thing 24 Dearth 26 Fruit 29 Hall-em 0Of the tklng 21 Symbol tor selenium 22 Babylonian i deity 23 Small branch 26 Heavenly body 28 Symbol lor t thorori 2 1st character actor 40 Brother of ' Jacob (Bib.) ; Goddess of , Infatuation 45 Finishes !M Unit of , reluctance 49 Watchful 81 Female rabbit B2 Device for holding 64 Occurrence MHelsa cerfonner 1 67 "Emerald Isle" TEatTICAL t Arabian tide 11 Blackbird of S4 Type face cuckoo family 35 Antelope 13 Observe 16 Symbol for tellurium It Drunkard 21 Mouth part 36 Her 37 Soft - 40 Unit of energy 41 Indian weights 42 On the sheltered side '43 Gull-Uke bird 44 Suffix 46 Completed 47 Harden; as cement 42 Mimic SO Golf device S3 Pair (ab.) 55 Six (Roman) r h" r 5 iT"3 " '.ft - sr sr "-" ST "3""" " 2 T I 3T3" uh 1 1 1 1 1 fI I Jr Dictatorship By Military Said Formed WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 (If The Times Herald reported yesterday that the national defense depart ment has plans for "a military dic tatorship" in the event the capital ever is "knocged out" by an atomic Bttack. The paper quoted "one of the na tion's outstanding military leaders" V good cheer... l " t- fill!. TIME i - - I TUESDAY MOIW1.W 1450 as saying Sunday that the mili tary la ready to "take over" if civil government "is blasted. "In theory.' the report continued, "the military would take over the government only until the emerg ency passed and civilian government could be re-established." But it a'dded that the military leader "acknowledged" that the military "might be loath to sur render control in the event of war because the military can run war efficiently and economically if they are not hampered by too nice a regard for civil Saws." The military leader emphasized, the Times Herald said, that the defense establishment "has no in tentions of assuming dictatorship Two Colonels Die in Crash Of Bomber BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Nov. 28 in Two air force colonels one a for mer star quarterback, for the Uni versity of Southern California died Sunday in the crash of a B-2S bomber. A third flyer parachuted to safety after the plane's motors began conking out about 20 miles north east of Birmingham. Maxwell air force base officials at Montgomery. Ala., identified the dead as Col Orvilie E. Mohler of Olendale. Calif, pilot, and CoL Rob ert B. Richards of Visalia. Calif. co-pilot. CoL Mohler. 40. was a VSC foot ball great under the late Coach Howard Jones in 1930-31-32. He was named on the Grantland Rice All America team of 1930 and was lead ing scorer of the Pacific Coast con ference that year with 119 point. The plane, based at Maxwell, was returning from South Bend. Ind. It crashed on a small hill surrounded by wooded areas. Master Sgt. Robert B. McKay. Huntsville. Ala., was flight en gineer. He said he was ordered to ball out at about 1000 feet as the ensines began to fail. Witnesses said the co-pilot leaped from the plane at a height of about 100 feet. His 'chute opened at tree top level, they added. His body was found enveloped in the chute. CoL Mohlers body was taken from the wreckage. Sgt McKay told a reporter the plane began to run out of fuel and the pilot radioed Brinungham to ask for emergency landing permission nere. IRRIGATION PtfE taariH fcrrlrallaa aaaa aata tka walar wkara yaa waat H naatr-alr caatral. BTYTOkl f. r-rt L 'C'ki "ar St Tai, H Eeeteto Lionel Trains 29.95 to 65.00 Lay Away For Christmas Klamath Variety Store H3 Main unless the eivu government Is so knocked out by a surprise attack that it could not be moved inland. Similar plana for military con trol also have been worked out on an area basis for the rest of the nation, the paper reported. The Times Herald carried the story on the front page under an eight column banner headline which said: "D. C. to Have Martial Law Hans Norland Auto Insnrance. Phone 606. I FASHION CLEANERS Ph. 5563 129 So. 7th Static By DAVE I ND1RIHLL From all Indications the "Queen For A Day" program really started a snowball rolling when it amioune ed tta "Queen of America" contest. It has been reported that unac- claimed rlvto and social leaders in communities throughout the coun try, plus many women whoa activi ties are known, are luted among the tens of thousands of nominees tor the honor. Among th nominations up to last Saturday were some of th follow ing. Nursing Sister Kenny, founder of the Sister Kenny Foundation for Infentlle Paralysis. The lamoua woman was named by five teen-ar" patienta bedridden at the foundation. In New York five blind w ar veterans have shown their gratitude to a woman who has teen their host ess at many en- t r t a lnmenta and sports events, by sub mitting her name. Miss Teas Coleman, as a nominee. Cover girls In the Walter VNDERHILL Thornton pin-up club demonstrated support of one of their members by nominating a girl who has graced the covers of many nationally dis tributed magazines. Mrs. America of 194. Ineligible herself became she Is a former Queen for a Day, caused the nomi nation of her sister, Mrs. Robert Bromley of Denver, Cola Final choice of the "Queen of America" will be made In January. So there la atlll lota of time tor some local group to make their nomination for the contest- Incidentally. Thursdays airing of "Queen For a Day" heard over JI at a :30 a. m. will feature the cen tennial celebration of the finding and naming of Death Valley. CaL During the broadcast emcee Jack Bailey will crown the studio audi ences choice of the "Death Valley Queen." On tonight's session of the "Count of Monte Crista" over JI at eight o'clock, a wooden dummy turns out to be the culprit when valuable lew els vanish from the wealthiest Par ts homes. The Count solves the "Za gastro Affair" with the aid of his faithful companion Rene. ra.at'a nUnM aI m4 1 1 . I - - - t""j " awv '' '.'!'. and dancing music over LW late KMUftlW At 10:30 Dick Jurgens and his band com to mi fna tha Traaattta department. Then at 10:45 Eddie Oliver, prince nf tha nlanA mm. ia . f California way. How that boy can tics. le uie ivories. Anxious to See Mike's Smile? PORTLAND, Nov. 39 Uty Marlon (Mike) Elliott, the former Mult nomah county sheriff who was re called from office this fall. Is going to open a gasoline station Wednesday. "Drop In for gas." was his an nouncement, "and see my smiling I are tnrougn your windsmeld. The ex -sheriff said he had aban doned "for no particular rea sonhis original plan to start night club. AVC Right Wing Group Elected CHICAOO, Nov. 39 Ml The American V e t e r a na committee elected Michael Straight. 33, nf New York as its chairman Sunday and adopted a program supported by a right wing group. Straight, editor of The New Re public, had an overwhelming vote of (410 to 1600 among the convention delegates. The convention also created a new post of national executive director which officials said was expected to go to Louis C. Paklaer Jr, 30, of Tulsa. Okla. It will be the high est non-elective administrative posi tion in the organisation. CONTRACTS COOS BAY, Nov.' 39 (A?) first contracts tor the Bonneville trans mission line from here to Reeds port will be called for In March. The work, which Includes several sub station Is scheduled frr comple tion next year. LENNOX mi ro HEATING COMFORT y Free Pick-up & Delivery! H O In Today Out Tomorrow g g O 4-Honr Special Service j Skill and Care I $ Beyond Compare f JAYHAWK GAS 2135 South 6th 30 "91" OCTANE ETHYL WW Gal, Chuck Bailey Sayt: tv wrrer r w Friendly : -Y 1 With i Yeu' Xg1 s MONEY l) I PROBLEMS Fast Efficient LOANS ON Furniture Automobiles Your Signature MOTOR INVESTMENT CO. 114 N. 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