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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1954)
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON nr Canadians Probe Fatal Air Crash went into spin at sharp angle, trailing tire from Its tall. Bodies hurtled from the airliner "like raindrops," tailing to the ground over a wide area, they said. . 'When the big plane hit, a lust tank exploded and shot Camas ovee two homes, burning them te the ground. The cleaning woman, Mrs. Martha Hadwen, M, wae the only occupant of one of them, ; MOOSE JAW, Bask. (Canad ian officials pressed an Investiga tion today Into tha nation's worst commercial aviation disaster, the collision-crash here yesterday of a house struck by the airliner's flam The collision occurred in mid morning as the airliner, delayed ing debris. There were no sur vivors. As it hurtled to the ground In flames, the big four-engine North Vj hours by weather on Its fllaht from Montreal to Vancouver, was flying west above the city. Witnesses said the single-engine Harvard trainer crashed Into the larger plane from the southwest, sheering off a wing from the air liner. The trainer fell directly to tho ground while the North Star GRANITE and MARBLE MEMORIALS Bronzt Tablets, Vases and Inscriptions CLARENCE WARP ' Klamath Monument Co. V . . RtprtMntlitf Oreae Granite Ca. ef MadrarJ . Trans-Canada Airlines North Star Star came within 100 feet of a and a light military training plane. Thirty-seven persons were killed. Mayor L. E. Lewry called a spe cial meeting of the City Council to renew protests against student flights from the nearby Royal Can adian Air Force base over this city of 35.000. ' The dead included 31 passengers school where 360 children were in classes. A garage was used as a tem porary morgue. By early today only 18 of the 37 burned and broken bodies had been identified. Among the dead passengers were Rodney Adamson, 63, a leading Progressive Conservative member of Parliament; Pat Raid, 58, fa mous northland bush pilot and oil company executive; George Sweny president of the Vancouver Iron Works, and their wives. and a crew of four in the west bound airliner;, a British RAF pilot training here under an NATO program: and a cleaning woman II High - . 1 311 who died In the wreckage of FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1954 :l nil it , '.hi .,'.! PICTTjranUlMINO rae at at. etaa teas ' L i. rT. w -"VX'J POURING AT THE MEETING of Miriam Cirelt of th First Presbyterian Church, ' at the homo of Mrs. Robert Wattenburg, war. ( to r) Mr. Maria McMillan and Mn. Marion Hanki. Standing, Wi. Wattenburg. Sarvad in addition to tha honarad guitti were Mrs. W. B. De Witt, Mrs. Fred Fletcher. Mn. H. D. Landrum, Mn. O. D. Matthew, Mr. H. H. Ogle, Mn. J. B. Reed, Mrs. Delia Schroader, Mn. Ada Sparreton, Mn. R. D. McGhehey, Mn. N. H. Kit. tleson, Mn. Gordon Loomis, Mn. Jennie Shiels Mn. P. P. Brietenstein and Mn. M. S. Biden. : ' Photo by Florence Ogle Cow Palace ; Show Hears : Thousands of beef and dairy cat tle, hogs, lambs and horses began moving into the San Francisco-San Mateo-Oow Palace Thursday to talce part in the openicz Saturday April to, of the eighth annual Grand National Junior Livestock Exposi tion and Arena Show. - i A final count at entries released by J. W. Mallliard HI, chairman of toe- Junior Grand National, showed 1,255 exhibitors comprising members of the 4-H Clubs and Fu ture Farmers of America, and 3,454 head of livestock.. This is a considerable increase hi both cate gories over last year, . The nation's biggest and most famous livestock; exposition devot ed exclusively to youth traditionally opens with two days of publio en tertainment. This year there will be three performances of the arena show, matinee and evening on Sat urday and matinee on Sunday, . Two 4-H member of the Malm Beef Club. Roxanna Wilson, Malln Sophomore, and Doug Fisk, eighth grader, are enroute to the Cow. Palace where they will each shew five animals. , ' ' . , j Job's Daughters Plan Ceremony Out-of-town state officials of Job's Daughters are scheduled to arrive in Klamath Falls tomorrow, to complete plans for instituting a new Bethel- In Henley JUgh School, Sunday. April 11, 1:30 p.m. . The 1:30 p.m. initiation will be followed by public Installation rites at 3:30. - - Officers and choir of Bethel No. 6, International Order' of Job's Daughter's, . Klamath Falls will exemplify the initiation and instal Iation in the Sunday ceremonies. ANNIVERSARY TAIPEH,- Formosa Wl Bud' dhists in Formosa Thursday oo served the 3,519th anniversary of ine Dinjj oi Buaona. CRASH CAIRO. Wl A single-engined Egyptian air force plane plowed through a hospital in suburban Cairo Thursday, leaving patients and staff '. unhurt. . An official. spokesman said the pilot was killed. AND ! $$$! SIDING SAVE $$$ Beit with At mfta k lm the werk W. S. "BILL HEIMANN rant 1M4 -SIS Mltck.il sfiirir vvii v with a i BORE? Call Yellow Cab TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH M During Rickys liece is worth ON ANY NEW WATCH IN OUR STOCK CROTON The ideal student wotch ELGIN For the ladies ' HAMILTON Most wanted by men from$249FTI from from 337fti FTI FREE! :: . p i'tqgy brand new, modern, water- nSv-'S proof watch to the person bring- f&g&t&lr inej in for exhibit the oldest - $1 watch during the month of 1 I ' April. - its this 1 Graduation Special! 17 JEWEL BULOVA IN WHITE OR YELLOW GOLD WITH TWO DIAMONDS acS a i : ; OLD days )wJv : , TIMEP , j W -; : t I FREE! A brand new. modern water. proof watch to the person trad- , inoj in tha oldest watch during s the month of April. FREE! . . . for you to see, a display in our store containinoj such items of interest as: The 1st watch sold by Rickys in Klamath Falls, Hamilton's one millionth watch, watch made for the blind that talks to you by chiming, and many other interesting time pieces. Watch our collection of OLD TIMERS grow during Rickyt "OLD TIMER DAYS." :" YOUR OLD GOLD IS WORTH $$ DURING ."OLD TIMER DAYS" It may )ust be junk to you but its really worth money during "OLD TIMER DAYS". Cuff links, earrings, stick pins or even gold fillings; dig into those old bureau drawers, pull out that old jewelry. We'll give yeu DOUBLE ITS WORTH on trad during "OLD TIMER DAYS." Use a budget eccount or our lay-away plan n. -. I I' f I by New Treatment Set for Blemishes Gets Unusual Results Now you can do something - about the heartache of pimples! In a recent test, a leading skin - doctor meted teens and adulu with tha new Tussy Medicare Anti-Blemish Set. . Ha reports "quick, marked Improvement in most cases"! - Blackheads and pimples of acne dried up; often disappeared. Many stubborn cases responded! . " Takes Only Minutes A Day .. lFirat,cleansewitbTussyCreamy l 1 Masque. It removes outside and ? akin-made grime. It helps skin purify itself; contains new won ' dcr-drug Hexachlorophene. Hides Pimples While It Helps Heal Them Next, use Tussy Medicated Lo tion, it's non-oily, and skinoU ored... hides pimples while it -works to dry them up! , Don't suoer another day! Get this amaztntt Tussy Mcdicara . AnthBlemish Set today. Only Si tax trie, AT Currin's - for drugs th and Main Phons 2-3473 Adv. fi ffiT I Klamafh'trifttiaSk Look For tho Pelkcdet Certonl Vtf w juvn jsxmzi w tnl tn aii" FROM TOUR CRATIR LAKI MAU ROUTI MAN . J Btmnrnmm-ttnrmtTTitnimiiitniinTTmTtrnmmistiti No Red Tape . ( (vLrrr--V il Vfoudha $hxpA (bid ShjopA No dashing thither and yon . . no chewing fingernails and wondering WHAT to give for that little EASTER remembrance if you'll chart your course to the EMZZANINE at YOUR STORE, where WE , found,. omethlng NEW. If YOU know a BAIN . BOW GIRL or an EAST , ERN STAR in YOUR fir mament of friendships, here's YOUR chance . . YOUR STORE has . those exquisite English Bone China CUPS and SAUCERS with EASTERN STAR EMBLEMS, gold- deckled edges, $3.95, matching t-lnch DES SERT PLATE, 12.95, matching BONBON DISHES, 32.50 . . RAINBOW (cups and sau cers) $2.95 . . AND . . Hoot Mon, the Coats of Arms, the TARTANS, of the Scottish CLANS, the Royal Stuarts and the Campbells, the Gordons and the Camerons and the WILDEST one of ALL, the MacKenzle, all entwined and. enriched with, the purple HEATHER of the Moors where wild winds frolic, captured on ROYAL STAFFORD English Bone China CUPS and SAUCERS, at YOUR STORE, $3.95, on the mezzanine, a gift as Scottish as Bonnie Prince Charlie and Loch Katrine. Take your pick of HUNDREDS of others . . CUPS and SAUCERS in more SHAPES and DECOR than you've ever DREAMED could be FOUND In our town .. $2.25 UP for BONE CHINA IMPORTS . . $1.25 up for those lovely, fragile beauties, hand-painted by artists In the land of the Rising Sun, brought to you by the folks at 721 Main, youii stohi; wh-o-o-o-a! stop! THINK! Do something! Don't let the years sneak up . . the crow's feet "track" you down . . wrinkles make gullies around your pretty neck and your "chins" droop toward your bosom . ..CURRIN'S and HELENA RUBIN STEIN say it's UNTHINK ABLE when cosmetlo science can keep you fresh and blooming as time goes by. Helena Rubinstein's marvelous CONTOUR LIFT - TREATMENT .In the dollar-saving offer . . CONTOUR-LIFT PILM ($3.00 size) and LANOLIN-VITAMIN FORMULA (Introductory bot tle) BOTH for just $3.00, plus the REDUCED tax will CONVINCE you that AOE need not destroy the youthful PROFILE that turned eyes your way when you were "sweet sixteen." THIS CONTOUR LIFT FILM from CUR RIN'S really works . . we've SEEN it tight en up the chin lines . . get rid of "eye-bags" . . fairly PULL - out wrinkles, the moment it Is patted on . . it's actually UNCANNY. . Used OVERNIGHT. It tightens, you FEEL it PULL on the contours that are losing their ELASTICITY . . under MAKEUP It simply, seems to BANISH lines . . With YOUR purchase of this 24-hour beau ty LIFT, at CURRIN'S, get FREE of CHARQE LANOLIN-VITAMIN FORMULA, Helena Ru binstein's new MIRACLE for tired, dry, lined skin, It gives BACK the MOISTURE that the years have taken away for Just $3.00. DON'T . . we plead, step Into your new EASTER peltlskirt with a skin like a winter, wrinkled Pippin , . YEARS add to your glam our . . you NEEDN'T fear them if youll Just USE the WONDER formulas, provided to keep ' you looking CHARMINO by HELENA RUBIN STEIN and the Beauty Bar at Ninth and Main, The Only Gal in This World who got out of the wrong side of bed TODAY . . the only GAL who ISN'T belng t dated ... the only temme who's really "WISH IN," Is the gal who ' HASN'T been to LA roiNTE'S for one of those y perfect' short-cut, long, on v fashion,' boxy, casual JACK- -ETS In ALL-WOOL and i WASHABLE wool-and-man-made fibers - There SHOULDN'T be a , Spring without a robin, there SHOULDN'T be a stream without a trout, and there SHOULDN'T be a wardrobe without a nation- . ally advertised, l'lnest-value-for-your-dollar, CASUAL JACKET to team with your SPORT frocks, your pedal pushers, your shorts . . LA POINTE'S has them . . tagged at $21.00 but SELLING, now LISTEN for $14.95 and $15.95 . . full-cut with' TWO big patch pockets, some with FOAM rubber shoulder pads. In colors that shout "Look at Me" . . plains, plaids, checks, light and dark to suit all cutles . . made by the FINEST woolen mills In all AMERICA for LA POINTE'S. t Race the WEATHER . . WHO cares about chill winds and baking sun .. , WHO cares about climbing mountains and dipping down to sea In a THERMO-JAC. the casual In cot ton that THINKS, that keeps you- COOL when . it's HOT . . 'n HOT when It's COOL.' that sheds raindrops and food spots and Is right as a feather . . AHI LA POINTE'S we LOVB you . . fine POPLIN and fine COTTON FAILLE ' in the JACKETS that shout "Take Me In Tow" . . "My Engines Are Disabled" . . "I'm Aground" . , scads of colors, plus those ZANY "seaside" motifs . . all SIZES for such a LITTLE $4.9$ . matching SHORTS $2.9$. "cllvver" and cool, Just In time for dipping your tootsies in top-heavy waves, shaking Mojave dust from your toes If you SCRAM now, to , LA POINTE'S ft Look What We Turned Up "Pretties" for your Princesses at Plggy-barik prices at TOTS TO TEENS . . frivolous little aweet as sugar plum ALL-NYLON EASTER ' frocks, frosted wee nylon Dotted-Swlss In captivating colors, Cherub pink, Angel blue, Shining yellow, New Leaf green, perky little embroidered DE TACHABLE berthas, (make TWO dresses from ONE, narrow lace trimming. wee silken rosebuds, ruffles and ripples . , a precious little pink with Bo-Peep "apron" . . a cunning NAVY with grown-up swlfihy slip of self color TAFFETA . . FROCKS with wee puffed sleeves, BIO BOWS, all tilting little lyrics, sizes 1 to fx at TOTS TO TEENS, where YOU'LL find . . . Dainty, little DRESSES In flower colors for your rock-a-bye cherubs, sweet and soft, all , HANDMADE with tiny tuckings, tinier em ' broldered posies, brief little sleeves, adorable ; bits of beauty for the babe in arms. You'll get a bunny wink from knowing ayes . when you "tote" home a frisky berutfled, NYLON can-can SLIP to make BIO wide cir cles of full little skirts , . elastic waist and under arm for FIT . you've been waiting and WAITING for THESE . . se here they ARE, for little girls, BIO girls. Tuck her Into a COTTON HALF-SLIP, wide eyelet flounce, $2.20, matching ribbon-trimmed little CAMISOLES, $1.0$ . . sizes 8-19-1M4. Look for RACKS of BRAND NEW mitra geously ducky FROCKS, COATS, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, pretty ' little UNDIES, BONNETS to frame wee faces and he-man DUDS tor baby BROTHERS at 519 Main, TOTS TO TEENS Through . ilappines , and PEACE reborn, may you. rejoice on EAST ER morn . , .we KNOW that Easter Sunday means a new suit or frock,- lovely BLOSSOMS fashioned by FLOWERS- from BILL and BIT. tor your, snouwer . .ex quisite fragile CAMEL LIAS, GARDENIAS, those little. ELF ROSES, u no larger than your escort's thumb . , baby garnet roses and rich-toned OR CHIDS, CYMBIDIUMS lit almost every color known to Nature, the FLOWERS that LAST to wear- an other day, fashioned to ORDER at FLOWERS by BILL and RITA. Do you KNOW, too, that' FLOWERS signify , a new awakening In the lire cycle and In . YOUR heart . . that the least known of ALL the EASTER stories concerns the best known or all tha Easter symbols, the HOLY GROSS We found the story this week at FLOWERS -by BILL- and RITA where we ALWAYS find fund of Interesting information . '. Many EARLY Christians spurned the Cross as an Easter symbol because ' so many early civilisations had used, it as an instrument, of death. Not until the 1400s, When Inspired paintings of "The Cruciflcatlon" and the "'Do scent From the Cross," by famous Renals aoce artists, were . critical voices softened toward the SYMBOL that today, means to ' all of us, a rebirth, a blessing. Drop Into FLOWERS before EASTER ; . ': get the hallowed FEEL of the HOLY DAY . . . It's THERE In the fragrant blossoms to send away, to brighten YOUR home, your EASTER ' costume . ask about the FLOWER HATS, a DIFFERENT way to draw all eyes your way as you stroll the avenue , . simply take a frame that compliments your eyes, your hair, chooire your blooms , and let the folks ' who KNOW, do the rest . . the shop will be : open until 11 a.m. EASTER morn' to keep ' your BLOSSOMS dewey fresh . . thert'a BTILL time to WIRE your love In ROSES If you'll dial $17$ or go to 430 Main, to ' FLOWlltS llylllllandllita it. ' - There are lots of ways to put our feet forward . '. there's the hlp-swlnfing stride of the movie ' siren, the flat-footed 'Waddle of the teen-ager In loafers. - There's 'aba the right way , the walk ef the. charming wom an, precise, controlled, rhythmical. A grace ful walk, varies neither with age nor sta tion In life . , two words give the cue . relaxation and rhythm. Keep feet close to gether, toes pointed straight and knees lead ing , , walk gracefully Into living. The bare look In shoes la stronger than ever this spring. Bat most at these shoes are designed to wear after-five. Don't puddle Jump these moist spring days in a malse of fragile atrapa and extreme heels. ' For daytime, al- i ways, especially at work, closed pumps get .. fashion's nod . . and did yon know, that shoe clerks say that wearing an opened toe pump, adda length to yotar tootsies? Aunt Sally Peters set, she can remember when Iota ef pceple were able te bout ( asteeslera who were atrung up as horse . Utrsrae. but In these modern times the ante- saeette haa taken away the possibility ef eves) Wat an$M atauaeuoo. 700 Main St. Phone 31S1 i l IIIUX S -.V- ' '
