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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIXTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON .MONDAY. lialian Children Get Gifts On Three Occasions lt that the leaves presents on trees for children when her day comes once a year. When Iff all over and the bills coma in, the fathers may find some use for the patron saint of children too. Pw , "" patron brokers. saint 55v rViUVt: IN it) ULAifi riremen and rescue wos killed in the crash. Six other members and one B-29 bomber which overshot the runway at Municipal Airport in Ogden, Utah. Capt. B. D. Wilson, 3 1 -year-old co-pilot of Chester, Pa., was killed in the chash. Six other members and one Naval "Hitchhiker" survived. Br WEBB MCKINLEY ROME Wl Italian children gci Christmas presents jnuitt oiten. probably, than children anywhere else In the world. In many parts of the country. limes on St. Nicholas Day, Dec. 6; on Christmas Day, Dec. 25; and on the Dny of Epiphany, Jan. 6. Even so, most Italian children won't get as many gifts as their counterparts In other Christian na tions. For Italy has more Ulan its share of poverty these days. St. Nicholas Day is especially important in the big Adriatic port city of Bart. People sometimes say it s the home town of Santa Claus Bar! doesn't look much like the North Pole, but there's a certain accuracy to the idea. The bones of St. Nicholas him self are there. They were brought to Ban many centuries ago from Asia Minor and lie today in a beautilul basilica close to the sea. St. Nicholas is a saint especially of children, and along the Adriatic Polar Ice Islands Held Good Air Base Location WASHINGTON W) An explor er of the drifting polar ice islands says they would provide excellent hiding places for small, fast air Four Killed In Oregon Accidents By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon highway accidents Satur day night and early Sunday claimed four lives. Two of the accidents were attributed to the storm which swept the state. The other two ap parently were unrelated to the wea ther. In addition, a 14-year-old boy was Etrucic at my oy a nil-run driver and seriously hurt. Those killed: William, B. Derr, 21, of the .Glen wood district near Hillsboro. The car in which he was riding was struck by a falling tree, putting it out of control and sending it into a 200-foot skid. Mrs. Elmer Anderson, en route to Austin, Minn., with her husband after a visit at Eugene, their for mer home. A car skidded into the path of their car as it sought lo avoid a boulder In the highway east of Burns. Shirley Yvonne Nelson, 19, of Medford. She was In a car which onlookers said went out of control south of Medford when unidenti fied car pulled out in front of it, fat a mgnway restaurant. Lt. Albert Neill, 21, of Devon, Conn., driving east alone from i"t. Lewis. He was killed eatly Sunday When Ms car failed to make curve 30 miles east of Baker. The hit-run victim was Norman Miller, 13, who was found in the highway after a car's screaming brakes had been heard. There ap parently were no witnesses to the accident. The boy was taken to Klamath Valley hospital with In ternal Injuries, head hurts and a leg fracture. In the fatal mishaps, five per sons were Injured. Elmer Ander son, whose wife died in the Burns crasb, suffered scalp cuts and a leg fracture. Those in the "other car, Lee Baldwin Jr. and Charles Tlce. had minor hurts. In the Med ford accident, the driver of the car in which Miss Nelson died was Rodney Twedell, 22, Ashland, who suffered head cuts. Taken to a Hillsboro hospital with leg frac tures was Edward O. Heide, 25, brother-in-law of William Derr, the tree-accident victim. IOOF, Rebekah's Plan Yule Party Klamath Lodge No. 137, IOOF, and Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No. 104, will hold their annual Christ mas party this evening at 7:30 p.m. Theta Rho Oirls Club No. 8 will be in charge of the program and arrangements have been made for Santa to visit-the children who attend. All members of both lodges, their families and friends are welcome. Pilot Rescued After Ditching ST. PETERSBURG, Pla. W A Michigan man, rescued alter cling ing to the pontoons of his light plane for 36 hours in the Gulf of Mexico, was recovering here Mon day. Roy K. Carlson, 47, of Whit more Lake Mich., was treated for exposure, cuts and bruises. A tug picked him up 60 miles west of Tarpon Springs Sunday. Carlson was flying from Livonia, Mich., to Lake Parkgn Pig., when his Piper Cub developed engine trouble Friday afternoon. He was forced to alight In the gulf about a fourth of a mile off shore. DIES MCALESTER, Okla. W) Tf. Marz Sexson, 76, founder of the International Order of Rainbow Girls, died here shortly before midnight Sunday after an extend ed illness. Dewcrc Coughs From Common Colds That HANG ON Creomulslon relieves promptly because lt goes into the bronchial system lo help loosen and expel term laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial -membranes. Guaranteed to please you or money refunded. Creomulslon bis i stood the test of millions of users. ICREOMULSION rf Tiin rmf Ift Acs mm units that could deliver an atomic counterpunch to an aggressor. Lt. Col. Joseph O. Fletcher pro posed building such units "around the all-weather fighter as an atom ic bomb delivery venicie." Writing for the official publica tion "Air University Quarterly,'1 Fletcher argued that key regular bases might be destroyed if Rus sia suddenly launched an atomic war and friendly nations mignt be frightened into denying the United States use of faculties on tlieir ter ritory. But. he said, a dispersed force such as he proposed "would be at home anywhere in trie Arctic Ocean, would possess unparal lelled destructive capability and , could fade away into the track 5 expanses of ice and water easier than an arab in the Sahara . . . properly camouflaged, it could lurk within short distances from enemy shores without fear of detection." He suggested the units could be supplied by air or submarine and, incidentally, predicted that the sub marine will become an important weapon in the arctic because of its ability to hide under the pack ice. Fletcher, now assigned to the air research and development com mand, organized the first detach ment for the drifting Ice island T3 in 1950. By til 2 -"no 7n 1 A ee W v and k:. r K .. - "15 !(- . '"fun,. . ''V nh... -'"um -uuw A J - m mm - i PTli..! "".IO rare a i 4 SJ and In many other countries of Eu rope his dny is a children s .holi day with Christmas trees, toy fairs, gifts and candy. Presents are exchanged on Christ- mas Day In honor oi the birih of Christ, as in all other Christian na tions. The celebration on the Day of Epiphany marks the time when the Wise Men came with gifts to kneel before the child who was born in a manger. In the big apartment houses of Rome and in poor country cottages people celebrate this day, too, by giving gifts to children. In Italy this also is called the Day of Befana. Befana is a witch. but a kindly one, and legend has Step Into f a BUTLER Building See How You Can Reduce Fire Risks, Cut Upkeep Costs Butler's rigid frame steel con structionwith galvanized or aluminum sheets tightly bolted helps safeguard both your building and business invest ment against fire. It also assures years of dependable service with little or no upkeep I Get the full Butler story be fore you build. We'll show you how you can get better protec tion and save up to 47 per cent in building costs with Butler. 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