Maryland Community Shocked
Over Death-Of Young Students
HOT LAKE NKWS
OAKLAND, Md. l'PI This
Western Maryland community
was clouded today with shockeu
grief (or seven children killed
when a passenger train plowed
into a disabled school bus on a
grade crossing.
Townspeople nrayed (or the re
covery of 19 other pupils injured
Thursday morning when the Bal
timore & Ohio's plush passenger
train the Diplomat slammed the
rear of the bus.
The tragedy was still being
discussed in hushed tones in su
permarkets and stores. The hearts
of the residents went out to the
be'eaved parents. V
Gov. J. Millard Tawes awaited
results of a full scale investiga
tion by state police, the Depart
ment of Motor Vehicles and the
fiate Hoads Commiss'oa
urged that responsibility "be de-1 they could
termmed prccMy" to avoid ai
recurrence of the worst catas-!
trophc that eve- befell the com
Put the n;i.i':u;ors aij'.irR ir
age fro 11 8 to Hi were frozen
ninnity. iva: u v.as precious Mtoau.-,
The train mi-hd th? bus ahou! '"'"t ,lh'v mined towards tin
50 feet along the track. Second ', !cor- An orderly exit was im
before the crah the 21 panicky i I"
pupils tried to brave tlic:nselves i l.orciiotive engineer O'lo
Halt ot them struaaled a 'ainst the Dun-
front door as the eastboir.d St. I said the
I.ouis-to-Was!iiPKloi express bore
(town on tne stalled vehicle.
Koy Dixon, n. who barely es
caped death when he got off in
time, raid "eu-ryholy knew the
train was Ruins to hit us. K very-
body wanted tu get out
.". Cii'iiI.erWnd. Mi
train was travlin" a
the lesal 5: in p h. limit along a
double ti-iik rr:li:-o.-.'.u7.
QUAKE ST'RS CLOCK
IIVATrVll.i.K. Vyo 'U'l' -Owners
of the t'alntroek Bar sai :
trlav their hn :e ,10-ilav wall
-fThe bus was drive.) bv Leltov i lock, which unit runnine in HI32
Campbell, 4w. nTOr park. Md. a :d defied nil efiorts to get it p v
vnio told polite the engine 'ailed, ing aga.n. rc-unnd keepinq per
w hen he ha I cleared o!y part I feet time the aigM of An;:. 17 ai
Of the CroSlPC. tin shnn'orf tri ! M nm Th .1 u ic tli liinh-
He j the pupils to get off as fast as; the Yellowstone Park earthquake
was reioriieJ in iiattvi!ie.
Farewell Party
Honor Smiihs
Honor in; Mr. ii.ul M'-s. Oar re
Smith, wl'o have made tiieir hcm.
here for t'u na.-t v.;,r ; nd a half.
.' fariuil! dimvv li. kl S" t-ir-d
evening. Thr Smiths ar
havinc to tak" rver t'i manamr
thip of the lircslin .Viartiuc nts in
Spokane which i thv'r former
h- inc. This anartnii n: is mcupi d
bv retired teac'i.Ts
Mr. and Mrs. A W. INicsl 'nun
Portland visited th- ir cousin. Mrs.
KK'r? Had y. Tu,-d .
Dr. A D. McMurdo from Hepp
per rlli-ndcd tl'e tr. o shoot at
La Grande during the we .end aid
was a dinner gu.sl e.f the Hut lis
Sunday.
Mrs. Dorosh and two children,
from I'ort'and. so n sever;'! days
vacation this Wf-K ;:t i!it Ink
On" evening a picnic supper a".d
swim was enjoyed alt In Cove
Cuiiiiminif IimiI nnH tin. nn-v.h
i family remained in the adjoining 1
park for an ovr niehts camp oat
!t)ii Friday a. terra) n Mrs. 11.1 n
iVatdstrom aceoiimanUd them to
I'ottland where s!:e will spend a
tew d.ys visiting friend and nla-
tives.
M: . and Mrs. Dak Hauling and
seven children from Lcwistun.
Ku'aW . wr? Saturday visitors at
'Hut L:.kj and visited his mother.
Mrs. Jack Harding. Mrs. Hard
ing's husband. Jack, from Baker
i was with them.
i On a recent vl-it to her niuth-r.
Ms. Minnie Cunningham. V:s.
! Mcrton Loree of Cove said that
I here would b? a full house at
Minam Lodge with the coming ol
the archery season Labor 1; y
wtekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I'routv,
former Pullman friends o' the
A .1 Hoths. were Salurdav
Uisito. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Georg" Hunter
and Mrs. C. Wright of Pend'eton
! ATAtVST t' 6MON iTR ATION .Graham if they happen to diea-
! 1 1'! ! I K l:tnK. Ark. 't l'D ;iee with him on racial issues.
t. rival I .ml us has aske I i Graham is scheduled to preaclj in
; :Va- -as us.ilcnis r.ot to ileal- a football stadium Saturday and
ioa-tiale a.'airst e.-.ii;;elist Hilly Sunday nights here. i
were luncheon guests Tuesday . Observer, La Grande, Ore., Frl., Sept. II, rafl a
noon. I
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson fro-n N.h s,
Calif., visited her mother. Mrs.
Kllen Kemu this wei k. A birth
day dinner was h -Id at the home !
of Mrs. Kemp's son and (amily
the Ca.l Blat. ns or La Grand", in
honor o. their mother's 81st birthday.
Mrs. Evely Knapp drove to On
tario, Wednesday, to visit a niece.
Mrs. Itussell Bond.
CIs LIKE U.S. CARS
FRANKKl'IvT. Germany tl'PI'
I1. S. ser'.ieemen ill F.uroH'
are liii'irg more Furopean cars
each year, but s'ill preler Ameri
can models, a sunov sho.ve I to
di-y. Kiiiurcs for vehie'e resist-n-tio'i
in the Army a'd Air Force
Kuro;a- eor.rnaeds as of las'
March 31 :hoH that '. 8. fe v
iccr.ion ai.d their unilies in k'.u
rope are diiving H2.7M automo
biles lH.i.02 American, 33,102 foreign.
to
CL ARKS' DAIRY
Visit This Modern Plant During 11$
OPEN HOUSE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 12
Gr?iing & Bitcliing Work by
Fruildale
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JOQB EVEES
WO 3-3414
GLARKS
DAIRY
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cordially invites you to its
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SATURDAY, SEFTEMSER 12lh, between 1 and 6 p.m.
At oiir modern dairy plant, acclaimed by dairy industry suppliers as "one of the finest
dairy plants in the Pacific Northwest," located at the head of Second Street.
CLARK'S DAIRY MILK
is sold at the following stores:
Corner Cupboard
Chris' Foods
9 Albertson's
Sinden's
Bud and ViV
Bob's Market, Elgin
Lillie and Ed's, Elgin
9 Imbler Cash Store, Imbler
Corner Grocery, Cove
'Fcr Quality and Freshness Ask For Clarks"
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Eeauilful New
Girl's cr Boy's Bicycle
and
0IHE3 FRIZES
TO BE AWAH3ED!
A Ixnulifiil Iwospeed girl's or tmy's liicyclr, with ac
cessories, and other prizes will be awarded at the
conclusion of our Open Moure. You do not have to be
present to win. A hoy tr girl, to he eligible, must be
accompanied to the Open House by his parents.
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COMPLETELY MODERNIZED recently and equipped with the finest milk processing equipment available, at'a cost of many
thousands of dollars, Clarks Dairy plant is shown above with the licet of trucks which carry fresh, quality Clarks Dairy products
to stores and homes of La Grande end the Grande Ronde Valley. You are invited to inspect the equipment and facilities at
Clarks Dairy during the plant's Open House tomorrow afternoon. All visitors to our Open House will bo served milk. .
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Meef 0 0r Producers . . .
THE J. A. MORGAN FAMILY, near Elgin, is one of our biggest producers of quality milk which we process for
distribution to homes and stores of the area. Above, Mr. Morgan is shown with his dairy herd on his farm near
Elgin, and left, Mrs. Morgan is seen at one of the milking stations in the Morgan milking plant. All equip
ment in the plant is the latest type in the industry.
DAIRY
At The Head 01 Second Street
Office at 4th & Depot, WO 3-5312