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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1960)
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White Black Gold & Neutral Tan & Neutral Silver & Black $88 iMpair Los Angeles j Proud of Forest Lawn Cemetery Glenriale. Calif -1TD- South. rn California has never been accused of shyness when It comes to letting the world know aWnut Its climate, its movies srd even Its traffic jams, but what may be its most high-powered advertis ing campaign Is conducted on behalf of a cemetery. Visitors to the area are often shocked to find streets I "tin uuiuudiua plug King naru xor someining called r oreverness," which. It seems, you can get at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park. Forest Lawn, obviously. Is no commonplace graveyard. Hoiea lor Us tradition-shattering ventures, It has become a fashionable address for th dead as Beverly Hills Is for the living. Mere burial in its i idyllic hills will boost your social stntus In death despite any failures in life. Forest Lawn is DrnuH nf itself and unabashedly ballv. I hoos its product. In fact, it is so intent on spreading its message that it recently fired us tuih advertising agency in 10 year. We use billboard cam paigns to explode the public's notion that Forest Lawn serv ices are expensive," said publicist Victor Stark. "This is a competitive field and our prices are competitive." f uneral rates run as low as $90 but can soar astronom ically depending on the vanity of the deceased and his fam ily. Forest Lawn will build you a pyramid to equal that ! of Cheops if you can afford it. The interment of Errol Flynn amid the park's spraw ling lawns and awesome stat uary last year brought re newed attention to the ceme- tary, a tourist mecca that at tracts 1,500,000 visitors an nually. Flynn joined a list of peers lhat Includes Humphrey Bo- gart, Lon Uhaney, Wallace Beery, Russ Colombo, Marie ' Dressier, Jean Harlow, Tom Mix, Carole Landis, Florez Zicgfeld, Earl Carroll, John Gilbert and Jean Hersholt. Marked 'Our Baby' Jean Harlow's marbled tomb is marked "Our Baby" and stamped with lipstick irom ner moiner s Kiss, ilie I platinum-haired beauty is in a 525,000 crypt in the Sanc tuary of Benediction Hall. Carole Lombard receives fresh flowers every day in her Sanctuary of Trust vault. Mix and Gilbert iie in Whispering Pine while Ziegfeld rests in the Sanctuary of Praise sec tion. More than 170,000 persons have been buried or entombed on its serene grounds. But the cemetery's motto is "Forest Lawn Serves the Living." Therefore, it permits only flat bronze plaques over burial plots, has sprinkled the land scape with 1,000 pieces of stat uary and houses some of Southern California's finest art treasures. These include a stained glass window of "The Last Supper," a 200-foot long painting of the Crucifixion, the complete works in repro duction of Michaclangelo, and several Donatelli originals. More than 45,000 persona have been married In the Wee Kirk of the Heather Chapel and Church of the Hills. There are christenings, flower shops and soft organ music piped everywhere. "We feel that Forest Lawn is not for the dead but for those left behind," Stark said. "They can visit here under pleasant conditions and feel that they too would like to be buried here." Forest Lawn stands as an 80-million-dollar tribute to 78-year-old Dr. Hubert Eaton, director-manager who envi sioned more than 40 years ago what the park is today. Dr. Eaton, a mining engi neer, created the park out of 50 acres of land in 1917. To day, it consists of 300 acres here plus another 500 in Long Beach and the.. Hollywood Hills and employs 850 per- MIRRO ALUMINUM CAMP OUTFIT Ot. Kettle 4 Ot. Kettle 2 Ot. Coffee Pot 10 Inch Fry Pan e 4 Plates 4 Cups e 1 Fry Poo foes-h) Regular $10.95 lira JiLsrsn ra rvr rar Wi ses mm (Mi m (W)) M fwjj wm ' jwi; w (fW) w - ,---) , UJ laoi)1 - - o lj 1 o 0 0.0 Jury Chosen for McDonald Trial Portland - (UPD - A Jury of nine women and three men will hear the trial of Levi S. McDonald, former Stereotyp es Union negotiator accused in the dynamiting ot news paper trucks Jan. 31. The Jury of nine married women, a college professor, a retired lumber worker and a janitor was picked in surpris ingly speedy fashion Tuesday, Cthe first day of the trial. ivicuonaia, oi, is cnargea with causing injury to prop erty by explosives, a felony which carries up to a 20-year piMjin term. He has maintain ed nis innocence since he was implicated by four youths i who have plerded guilty. & (B3 '
