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Pfl f 1 if 'llff iTltlf 1 T Jul I V-i NEBR. ,B" 'Mini VOL. 41. PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA Mondays October, 28, 194G. No. 70. : I asscaa I! . j Lave you heard about little men i , Strong Pioneer Grid Team Has All-Star Hope 3 e- They not tne re'.' inhibited the Journal of 1 set lieu ar.d members :;ce an la.-t wetK oi the staff would give plenty to i have them in captivity. j If you're an amateur Sherlock 1 looking fvr sparetime work, pro- i duce the necks of the critters io j r. :iy one connected with this new?- j ; " i h ."v-t That oui ieou-ad quc.sUai speed vp. power may be i on me auuci.it i;eh: i u : night. I j. ae equation: Nebraska Cit. ' pucKin weight ai.d power plus a I goa aerial at.uck; Piu'sir jUiii, 1 snetd an. deception with an aei a ' iiiitnsive tii it cant he cons'nk-i ; hai nil iv . ... T ,. ' J(v. A ; . yw. if IT f t - f "v4 " -f cl ou vili ho rewarded. j heir necks will be wrung af- j they have emerged from a ! ; i torture ena.Ms.er. : The or.ery little skonks first ' tilth- attention to the auto- i otit-nsA-e tiiit cant he cons'uhd .v j fi Vc-N . . , .... k: :'s- i he two ei.iU have simihar re v.- j." "''-ivl"'?5? eras but ntuit pro d-o gruU'-o f t " x. tft tor comparison, i'liey s.mply he vet ; 4- r ij -TA'iX. not been j.ia.x in i.ie same team- V " 1 V' ' K y't Is iDestractiom Laid To Nazis tic DC. Wi ,1. i m trie : e week. t.r! ner. vreck it. Hammering vlh invisible cri-w-inca-aac-hated tji::t i:ia duabrC for setting news print. miiiiCi bars, they ciiine s: va niiau r into The Little Men looked on with I gh-e w;ii'.' mere humans, sought t a j repair their det ruction. Bat that git e turned into chagrin abovu '. Thursday as the linotypes alter ' being sub.itcttd to many man; hours of labor, b'gan c'ackittg o.ice again. i Then the Little Men g.t thtdr heads v.'ether for another on-: sir tight. Ti-.ey tackled thv press . - 'i'ii V'-'ict'ui fai'y. Thi-y tore the cont:nuot;s paper belt and threw r.-hors off center. , TV- Gremlin. laughed until their tummies shook Cat least we'll al-; -,. ays think ,-o) while Jottrnalites labored and sweat to get the press :h" Little Men's challenge with : n-'o :p--ration. i Cut Journai worker the vor oi Don yvaxc-tes about TO hours work they had ; repaired all the damage done by j : ansttn adversabes. ilea?)-; vtiilc, sei'-ebbers gi t w under-: -t.a.dab'y itate beeaus-e the-ir heme ; ; v. !-. paper a! rived late, had been' 'ia'via thv wronir nersc as fori '; inccsnver.ier.ee. Of course; y chd not know about th" Little; 4 V 1 i - - 36 ' ' 1 :"KjJ 5r - iika Litv nau seven gan.t : winding up wita 3 wans, 3 lv and a tie. Tie blu Oeiis have won :l lot - 2 and tied 11. ! Nebraska City in recent ue :has ch ubb' d Auburn ar.d Vrk and ! can't be ce.nsidered a bt:-h leas- Gubernatorial Candidate Is County Caller k S"J -. it, x FRANKFURT, (UP) German police jailed ten persons Monday, including a former lieutenent in the Nazi stormtroopers lor ques tioning in the bombing of the dc- i Nazification court building at Es- j slingen. Authorities said those arrested i were believed to have knowledge i r- . , . . 1 Emphasizing rural road impro- . OI ln persons nc.q.i -vement as a major feature of his shallow cancl at Esshngen soon alter a p.m. aunaay anu pidiiieu bomb on the window sill at the ucr b'caue ( f a 4-1 drop to Falls City in it; 'art ppcaranee. j The locals looked teiriffic in ' rolling over Wahoo last week and may surprise dopester: 'the !io gi r.on heir t the visitors beesu.-e more diflicult cornpetit- 12 A&Jl. " K.- '-r -i'V. .V." -t HEEO'S WIDOW WILL WED Marjorie P.ong. widow of Major Uit'ha; -1 liong. Wiseonsin wa r lu'ro who won the Congressional J! 6;.l of Honor, haok a' marring.-' license in Hollywood with J; !,:es lb baii'd. I;?ve.-ly Hills. Caiif.. import eXeetitive. baiial a:, i airs. i:.i;g. both --. will i wed Oet. Uo in Hollywood. I XI' A teb'pliotoi Family To Slav Together After skAObtairr"iie Garage For Dwelling : of ion. Coach Ernie Gorr's Pioneers are supporting cast for Ralph V.'eddle. '. lanky leaping es.d who is being trumpeted for all-state honors. He i takes tosses from QuarP-rback ; Joiner. ThiesMd. fullback who tips the scales at ICO. does the line plunging. Coach Stewart will field a Piaft. ! mouth eleven that uo sn't let the ;gras grow beneath its feet. ! '1 i itseh. White. Pnaokh.'user ar.d Thimgan at their rambling best should make it a contest. ; SMALL NATIONS OPEN VETO EEBAI -'' Francisco Cas. UIlo Xajera. left, chief Mexican delegate to the UN General Assembly meeting in Xew York, who opened general debate v b-ing sTiiall liati.ns' opposition to "indiscriminate" use of the K Five's veto power in tl'.e Security Councl. discusses a pt)int w th Adolfo Costa Dnrels. head Bolivian delegate. (XEA tele- River Barge Passes Here On Return Trip To K. C. platform, Frank Sorrell, demo- i rratir1 pi lhpmntorinl rnnriiH:itp a Monday conferred with party lead : court house. ers in Plattsmouth and Cass coun! Explosive experts said the bom ty. i bers apparetly were the ones, who " Sorrell believes that rural mail h-yed three bombs at denazif ica ! ,:.it Vvn.ilH hM r.tr.rPH nH,.r . tion courts and military police j the state highway systei ! t.i oeram undertaken - to trrav I Revenue from state gasoline! The home made oomo usea , tax and state equipment should ! Sunday night was made lrom a be used to take care of "missing; 75 mm German anti aircraft pro 1 links" of improved roads in rural ' jectile of the same type involved i areas, according to Sorrell. i in the previous bombings. The has tob,a5:t Dlew out several windows and damaged a wan. it caused casualties and no documents and a ' headquarters in Stuttgart and t,t,l near hiackmang a ween ago. Our j wui &a IUA lliun ' date been spent on arterials across j i v, ' ..n,i;,ut jo,.in,.oii no A program should be developed to were discovered. link producing and marketing ar- All labor unions in Esslingen a Plait-siT ou'ih. Man Br-deh Burned By Carter s I cr Flash Mv i DE.WEi:, (UP- A empty gar !age became the home Monday for . V'ilham and Lillian West, who ed not to give their five chil i n .Cory came Friday Walte bout 35 ics ely burned right hand occured 3a urnaiites were rn tne nished with their work be-j hunting in northern Nebraska. I'iVT ic'.ing here, about the in an acci t week w h worker a was sevcr- face and 5c-:U which ile he was 1 cb-cid 'dun av.av a iter j A plight that seemed to afford no saluiion but to offer their chil dren for adoption cleared up sud- ' d-.-nlv when a gai age was o: - Of 4-H Clubs Are Announced j County Briefs j A- rccted by the tune of a steam j wh, le. more than a score of lo-; pal jeople watched the packet j Dargv trankim u. itoosevtut pass ben, th the Mb.;ouri river'bridge ' abov 2 p.m. Sunday. The barge is oi a return trip to Kansas City from Omaiia. i Tl barge ws held up several' ! Vii-.ii Kir 'ih'i1lw C7rtt in tttk ' ! river channel seven miles north iThe narrow spot had developed erecting the budding. Com ract for Vnc the ves,ei's upriver trip and the plant eqmpment was le to the iv ill ' e remedied. ! Refimte Sales Company of Oma- na lor tne sum oi ;-i,ao ah r.i- ! eas." ' town of about 2a,000 were re- I Sorrell, who was enroute to 'ported planning a protest ; party leaders, was introduced a-1 strike against the combing from ! Omaha for conferences with state I1 1:30 a-- untl1 noon Tuesday, bout Plattsmouth bv Francis MJ '5.000 Stuttgart workers struck m democratic chair- protest agamsi cue oiiginai uumu. tings, last Tuesday. : Casey, ! ; man. county The candidate resides at Syra- Icuse and for the past eight years BERLIN, (UP)-A high Ameri- NEHAWKA The deadline has has represented the Second dis- j can military omciai sam ionWJr been reached for submitting bids trict. Otoe and Xehema counties, j a.eP"auo,n l . l 3" or a water improvement project j in the unicameral. here. There were two bids for-fur- nishing the equipment and two for j sun went dawn for ?he Myers was priming the carbv.r e in a week. These hu- i etor of his car wit en a spark i inked their eyes like a ' nitcd cas rhich sprayed over him. k'bi't the lutlc- men ; He was im-mediate'iy taken to a cd then. The Wests, penniless j after three weeks packed with j tough luck, can use the garage for need it. ! re-! adopt-' their as they a home as Ion Wet. '45, and ht wife signed themselves to the ' ion idea when thev found re abo were rt w.th in the . a; ! pleasantly sad. ia'l vere r:.-rtiy office surpris- uld have been amaz- v ! e! rk.er--. t own hone The Little Men on those papers-si). doctor for treatment of the pain ful burns. Able to be downtown Saturday, M3-er was still swathed m many bandages and choppers were car ious about his misfortune. The local mm had bagged five pheasants and was ready to turn when the mishap cccure plans for a farm home in the jMa.-ouri Ozark shattered, their i pockets enti ty and r.o roof ov- ar tn.eir neacts. I The offer of the empty garage I from Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Nor jland was their first lucky break re in a long series ot uaa ones. P the lamny lett Denver tnree . weeks ago with West's life sav- Sehroeder Rites At Louisville for Peter J. were condu Sch ted oe at ai.-v'lle Methodist church by ; '.. G. Swanson. Omaha, and; v. Dinsdae Louisville. Bur-' ;-- hi Glenda'e cemetery, j .. -lies were ("hirer-;-e N-- , : ul Schmeder. C-rahl Keil, t Lt.i.nes. Victor Stoehr and S-oehr. Sehrred-T T2. born Letter To Any Place In World To Cost Only 25 irars of ?S(.( ar.d Inch hopes tor -the ! Couty champuvns and award winners were announced at the an i nua! 4-H achievement party at-; 'tendtd by mere than -') mem- 'bers, leaders ana committee mem bers at Weening Watr. Division winners included John Ranr-ey, Weeping Water, garden: j I avira Oehlerkig. Elmwood, dai ; ry r-r.tducty-m; Jean Sand, X. haw ; h're J. Cox. Xehswkn: Evelyn Campbell. Louisville homomak. l;a canning club; -Marcaret Tefft. '. Avoca, clcthimr club; Car i ing; Jean S;uid NehaA ka. girls records; Alice Wainh, Xehawka. fiozen foods: Emerson V.'ibs. live stock champ Plattsmouth; Ralph Iiild. Plattsmouth, swine clul , champ: TJ: chard Johnson, Xe , haw ka. baby beef champ : Mari lyn Akeson Avoca. hoir fication; Jam.e Pollard. ka. poultry c! Xt a ,or d the t-raska City on carsto. aska City civic leadeis were oat. It docked at Xe long enough to take Crisis Ahead In Threat Of Mine Walkout gin, 111., firm submitted the other bid. For the plant building the con tract was let to the Pay-Less Sup ply Co. of X'ebraska for $1,545 Robert Wunderlich of Xehawka was the. other bidder. Delivery oi the equipment is expected by December 1 and it is hoped to have the plant in operation by the middle of December or very 'shortly thereafter. Works Program Is Expected To Take Up Slack 'bout 150,000 German technicians land skilled workers appeared like iiy. J The official could not be idenbi J ified because of military regula tions. He was in a position to be ! informed on the transfer of Ger i man workers are on the rails was disclosed last week. The official said authoritative sources had reported to American P... -ret. i:nc 4 si "'ibo'cnd ,s ca.am a y i -- tne n'ir ' h-ir strike neared a.o rt hting er.!Oted i ; -n :n plant C' -rpan a" ! of I Mon-; cost'.i .t shio an end and a coal miners walkout ihreat- i Sl.H t : ei-.-.i. J Police in West Allis i suburb, sa'ri fistic ELMWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Rueter have moved to town and are occupying the Ha r r y Green home which they have pur- ion chased. WEEPIXG WATER- i oca, sheep club winner imoni!.- ni-n. future But at Xorwood. Mo., Ve.t discovered that the arm he had intended to buy cost more than he planned and was in unfavorable location. The move appeared impossible, ' her awards were Grai beiiU'i ivhavJ IP11 Wo'pii A-- in Lela 1 1 r. a it ' i 5. Washington, (UP)- The federal authorities here that 10,000 Ger. war agency reported Monday that 'mans workers are on the rails several billion dollars worth of j enroute to Russia, and some 5,000 construction projects now in the 'more already are in camps await- planing stage will help take up J ing transportation." the slack when the present rate! A week ago 400 workers and demand for private construction j their families boarded a -traia. heads a slump. j Russia to work there, presumab- .,.,, v . . ! ly in factories being dismantled The bulk of the construction'. . . , ,. . . ... , in a soviet zone for shipment to reserve costs are nighwav plans ;r) , . f , r . ... , . , , . - ' , Russia. Most of them were skilled prepared bv the public roads;, , . ,. , . . . ' . . .. - . laborers or specialized technic!- e , . ' ,11 JCti L Will I KJL 1.1 it ill VC1C of state goverments. Plans hive been comnleted for road i U,1UC1 SLUUU 11 !,1f,,eu construction costing $652.744,000. ! tracts to work 111 Russia. ! t - i 4 a t s f r i -' i- Tawank a pingnways to cost .',.-.iii,m,'HMi. are still m tne talking stage. an home methods. Winning typical 411 club mom- Vf ilwaukee broke out as pickets clashed with y acUvit under .-overment- have non-strtking workers going to tneir : : , -T I state inn local toeinuni n.nt job. at the Allis Chalnvrs plant.1 sponsorship of Mrs. R. P. Hob- sartcj pans for 5.l2r,,789,00fi CIO automobile workers walked i ?n-, anf the ofOcers are Dixie worth ()f projects without federal ot - t'e olnt 1-st Arril 30 ' Applegate, president ; Joanne Ben -d It is uncertain as yet how! scckintr waf increases. 'jder. vice-president; Jann Bett many of these projects which A auick settlement of the east etary; and Xancy Bxckford j inclm,e sewtrs, water mains. lh.-'rei ; schools and sanitary facilities will I GOP Outlook Appears Best For 16 Years Xo;t-el ' and gulf coast sections Tnorntnn. i 1 1 ) la.. son Jerry Cedar en June ?,Q, of the late Sehroeder Ci'-ek with 1B84. vir. he so the Wests tured back. a- i cuTi ii n hf.if ounce letter i Wet collapsed at Springfield. Mo . , ... , , and cave birth to a son her sixth i nor Lind-ey. Wee to any country in tne oeu. t, , Q,t.,.f.. , tlie baby drained the rest of the ' i O f f - . . .'. . Raes to South America will w be ordy H c-nts a half onnee. "When my wile was in the hos i r. to Europe., IT. cents. To Af-jpital at Kansas City," West said, riea -ia and the far east the cost i It cost S25 a day for the chil- y-r- . r A TW 1 cents. Kates to many coun-s i i urn to rage , ituhiuci -j high as 70 cents i half ounce. i frlpa! Vv'paThpr IS niiis Friday of 2 5 cents. is ' ) at a nn maritime strike secmea UKeiy.anaj e:;ie mo nurews itfic return-j irg to woik at Philadelphia. In historic New Orleans. Mayor i Chen Morrison and other city of-J Pcials K'd citi-cn voiuiit ers in' -n's. He married hr at P!att-:routh .-. and they had one Ma Fe son, s now run as alf ounce. his i A letter mailed iroru .-sau rian-. m garet ! cbeo to Shanghai or Aockland. I H,njCyea 111 OURirV 24. 'New Zealand, will arrive in less M.n-. ' than three days ly air. On the Mrs. i Murdock and Deloris Hikb firsts. and Ralph Nickel. Alvo and Eiea- imr Vater, sec- were re ceived by Carlene Cox and Alice Wolph at the state fair. Two year service nlaciues for : rounding up garbage. Regular c:ty leadership were presented to Mrs. j cc.l'ect ions were halted five days Clarence Xorris. Avo'-n. f'Trs. X;-iaso by a strike. Lie Ki.-er, Pia'tsmouth. Mrs Lex-1 ie Nelson, Greenwood. Herbert O- ! J TThailicS ffi VHET ehlerking, hlnuvonii, ball a I.i ki- Mr. and Mrs. Sehroeder re. ; d in Cass county before rr.ov. j to Omaha where h" resided ( ...r.. He was en-.;v;-yed 25 i mail bet we bv Armour and company as Latin A:neri-a. t oth-u- ctde of the world, Paris is only about a day away. To demonstrate the speed of air -cv. Weepin Water, John Ihanke- i leff, Avoca. A. J. Roelofsz, Al-1 I va. Mrs. Rov Com-to(k, Green-' I Summer like weather made the ! wood and Mrs. 11. R. Read Easr- j ! weekend an enjoyable holiday for p.. Harold Wall. Mrs. Xeb Thov. j WTi Be On Nov. 28 WASHINGTON" (UP) Presi dent Truman Monday is.-ued proc- iie post otlice ; sundav i Plattsmouth people. Hunting, mo j tor trips and other activities were noted, (.rood attendance was re -eratur en i ed and Richaid O. Cole rec i silver clover pins fo- 5 years this country ami; :J0rted bv churches. Tern; ,1 ! a ci.icii . :' the Moth Sui-vivirs et, son ;.: ; t t h . s 1 j n s rnith. He was a member .dist church 35 vea: are his wife, Margar- Mt..-on, one sistei , Mrs. re- Cedar Creek, two hi o- ' George both of ! urn to ps e 4, number 3. ranged between 4(1 and I Mrs giees, a -'IP-degree vaiiance. iter. ' service. A gold clover Dir. for ing a 4-H leader 10 yea-s -.vent Ray E. Norri . Weepin" V be- lamations dealing with Thanks giving and Armistice holidays. Thanksgiving will be Nov. 8 and Armistice Day, as alway LOUISVILLE Dave Alfrey has made the first string freshman football team at Nebraska Uni versity. Another Louisville college student, Carl H. Sell, is a mfiti. 1 ber of Nebraska Wesleyan's male j construction j chorus. i polio has developed in this com imunity. Mrs. Wendell Cook, who ' lives northwest of here, has been taken to an Omaha hospital. Both her legs are paralyzed. Mrs. Cook has a one year old daughter, Glor ia, who is staying with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrest Cook. be carried out. The federal works agency has advanced ?2fi, 4 65,853 to 2,174 communities and state planning boards to spend ?it2tt:.)47,000 for work. ELMWOOD Another case of (November 11. j this week in the Nebraska Law i School Association at the Univer- NEW YORK, (UP) Polls and surveys indicate that Republican political prospects are the best in 16 years as the mid-term con gressiemal election campaign en ters its windup week. Polling for control of the 80th congress will convene at noon, Jan. 3, 1947. Democrats sharply dispute the accuracy and the significance of polls which suggest a G. O. P. trend is rollintr. Democratic na- CHICAGO (UP) Elliott E.Sim jtion;' committee Chairman Rob pson, plastics inventer, said Mon-' ert E. Hannegan scoffed at "crys day that shoes compounded of tal gazers" who seek to forecast soybeans, nutshells and sawdust elections and held that some re soon would replace those made of . turns were rigged against his par- Plastic Shoes Soon To Replace Leather leather. Simpson, who is representing se veral plastics companies at the national shoe show hich ty. Maine's traditionally early elec tion took place on Sept. 9. There ; remain to oe elected next weeK L UisV ;ner ;u e. and echer relat weie announced at the 1 T ft 19 Legionnaires To Be Delegates Pk; P mouth will send 10 dele gates to the twelfth district Am eican Legion convention at Weep h.s Water Tuesday. The delegation will include Ri-' cl .i' d Peck, chairman, John Ba-j ucr Jr.. Ordell Hennings, Stephen' Davis, Dale Bowman, Harry Ruth, 1 Howard Hirz, Bernard Kubicka, To-n Solomon, and Carl Morehead. Omaha Demos Plan Week of Activity OMAHA, Neb., (UP) During this week, Omaha Democrats will hold a series- of meetings which veil' be attended by the. party's candidates for the U. S. Senate, "oinrress Governor, Attorney Gen eral, and other candidates for state a iid count- offices. . : " : V - Ik h A 4 - Si At sitv of Nebraska resulted in i here yesterday, said that Dwight Clements of Elmwood be- i more than 75.000,000 (M) of shoes with plastic soles been made. : ing the new president. Vf4 5.l ..IT'S i hi "V 1 A It!, 3 -f,V r " Sis. V - 'jS." HST Returns Home To Cast His Ballot WASHINGTON, (UP) Pres. Truman will leave here Thurs day for his home in Missouri, the White House announced Monday. Mr. Truman will be away from . Guam, doing work in connection Washington for almost a week. I with his duties as a news corres i The principal reason for bis trip pondent. i to Independence will be to vote ! on Nov. 5 opened 33 governors 35 United States Sen already! i. , -r. , : . - 1 ators and 432 Renresentatives in Pans r,Hrlftin in Vi 1 In ri rtH c of lpCQPr had ELMWOOD Mrs. Emily Gon zales has received word that her I son, Donald, of Washington D. C. has been flown to the Island of Gas company employees Mon day began an excavation on Main street in front of the Journal of fice in quest of a gas line leak. state officials. Maine elected three (Turn to Page 4, Number 4) 1 - JV? "w.r ?.!,v 4 ' "TP , r r t-? i- V o, 'tKV- r . It ,ft0 s ?rie "t w.f'-j.'si I Kilroy Is Dead But Junior Carries On OPA Deals With Big Field In Decontrol WASHINGTON (UP) O P A dcalth with everything from what- Minneapolis. ( II P ) . Stu-!nots to Wallabies Monday in re sota searched Monday for the bo-', moving ceilnigs from additional dy of Kilroy. , items and boosting prices of oth- They buried Kilroy Friday in a ers. I mock ceremony to end the legend! It listed whatnots as among the of the chalky-fingered spook who j miscellaneous household items HOPE GROWS FOR TVA SETTLEMENT 1- Fry f. President of TWA; Frank P. Douglass. Meeting. in vvasiiington to discuss the airline pi lots" strike which has grounded all flanes of Trans-World Airlines are, left to right. Jack Chairman of National Mediation Board, and Dav id L. Behncke, President of the A.F.L. Air lines Pilots Association. ( NE.V tehphoto) ''preeecded" American GI's where ever bhey went in World War II. Last night somebody stole Kil roy 's tombstone and casket from the campus. Scrawled in the Coff raan Memorial building were the words: 'Kilroy, jr., was here." Return from Hospital Irene Alexsen who has been in the Clarkson hosptal i Omaha has retured to her home here, puottc iq jauuoi pioaeaX-?:;; which are no longer subject to price controls. Some light open shelves are called whatnots, al though OPA didn't say exactly what sort of a whatnot it had in mind. As for the wallabies, OPA an nounced dollar-and-cent increases in the cost of leathers made from such imported stock as buck, kan garoo and wallaby. This will mean an increase of 12 1-2 to 16 per cent in shoes made of those leathers. Hospital Directors Plan 50 Bed Place KEARNEY, Neb., (UP) Direc tors of the new Lutheran hos pital have contracted for the pur- GI Unemnloyed List Drops to New Low WASHINGTON. (UP) The vet erans administration reported to day that fewer ex-servicemen ap plied for unemployment compen sation during the week ended Oct. 1-2 than at any time in the last eight months. VA said 1,122.000 (M)former G chase of equipment of a 50-bed ( t-s claimed unemployment allow institution. The cost will be ap- anCes for that week. This was n proximately 550,000. The hospital will occupy the former Kearney Military Academy Building. Pacusan Dreamboat Will Be At Omaha OMAHA, Nebr., (UP) The Pa nsan Dreamboat, the B 29 pi loted to fame by Col. C. S. Ir vine of St. Paul, Neb., and Lt. Col. Beverly Warren of Omaha, will visit Omaha Tuesday. The nlane and crew which re cently flew the great circle route from Hawaii to Cairo, Egypt, will land at Offutt Field, Ft.rt Crook southeast. Cloudy with rain at 10.39 a.m. snow and colder Tuesday. drop of 68.000 from the previous week, and a decline of nearly 700.000 from the record 1,800000 (M) set last April. THE WEATHER Nebraska Forecast:- Mostly cloudy, occasional light showers east and drizzle west. Slightly warmer Monday. Monday night cloudy and cooler showers in east rain southwest; rain or snow nor thwest. Low temperatures near freezing northwest to upper 50"s or 1