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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1955)
FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1955 PAGE TEN fc.i -h fhm nulled lnlcourse for about minute while I cTofSr "Vped .he puo. for control. THea lo Uie g.ouud; the "other held its I It plummeted to earth. Searchers Pursue Grim Task Of Rescue At Site Of Thursday Plane Crash The toil could have been higher formation of nine about S P ". on, the exit and in what order," an vra-iwritrD noi-tvitriv iftD'Armv Ruthorities said the list may But 15 minutes after takeoff one The U.6. Army used search- be published today. but one plane carried a three- j lights and sasolme llarej bclore All of the men wore parachutes ouarter ion truck and had ruomi trnininir flight. Army spokesman said. plane developed engine trouble. Aboard one plane were d .i iri. m eather the remauis but nor.c got a chance to use lor oniy is pi-stengers ana crew. men. the other, carrying troops die" from an Army tn'nf" i hrt At m 17. i f tatlnnr-d near Stuttaart. me crew -r u uuf-uviimc nt n iwn-ntanp thpm The planes broke up whn 1 1 . . a nn DMT. ESTATE collision and covered them with j they hit and some 01 the bodies only, had 47 men aboard. They were engaged in a troop-carrying exercise, flying to get the Icel ol it. Reporters who reached the scene after a 21-mile trip through back country roads and logging trails cleared up earlier conllicl ing accounts of the crash supplied by U.8. military and German eye witnesses. The two twin . engined planes, from the 60th Troop Carrier Wing at Rhine Main Air Base near Frankfurt, took olf from Echter dingen Airport near Stuttgart in a Poole's Trailer Sales Complete line of mobile hornet and suppliei . . members and an Air Force load master." The other carried 19 sol diers and airmen. "The men all wore parachutes and were given instructions on how to use them-how to get out 1 f k t L-aJ '.i vri 1 .11 rl..V( W Ltd ul the red and white nylon parachutes ; mav nave Deen iuron near, they never had a chance to use. Both the Aimv and Air fcorce Army medical men, working in . began imestigation ol the crash pairs, loaded tne bodies on stretch- which happened at 2:18 p.m. era and carried them out ol a i Thursday when an engine failed wheat field and a rocky forest aboard one plane and it faltered where two snub-nosed C119 "Fly i and hit the other 4.000 feet over S i ttj I S I I l.pci ! kumril pUorl uril fraa m a W . rrn-.brre. letrtjr 4UV.UUU i-.unjs. fill SI ROLT B.I t ,t ot. LIST Jo pr.pnly NOW .ad r!rtTddi.'ri l"o" Ile mat. nu how stbout SELLS Rent a vacation trailer. Sleeps 5 - $35 a week MUX! DVC STROUT REALTY AGENCIES me Boxcars collided in uiignt'.ne macs roiesi mB; '55 CHEVROLET M845 Worlds Largest Offices CKut-lhCoast Since 1900 .Mfl.him Thurdav and toll like WP.lri'. ..t i. r iuh it. fh u'nist nost i One nlane crashed Into wheat Ken and Betty Chatwood, Representatives o 5- u.m s. 5281 POOLE'S Trailer Sales Opposite Post Office DUGAN & MEST South Suburban Homt lislinjs Netded NOW! 410 So. 6th Ph. 4113 HERALD A VP NEWS. KXAMATH FALLS. OREGON war disaster to belall U.S. lorcc field and the other against a inicK. in Europe lv wooded hillMile. Both exploded The names of the victims. II land burned and Army authorities r.irmen and 55 soldiers, were with- faid any survivors aboard could l.eld until Ihcir relatives in the! not have lived lor more than a United Blales could be nuulicd few minutes. Stomach Worm Problems Told Oregon beef cattle opeiators who I until animals went on dry-lot have noted poor gaining animals feeding in September to assure a on lush irrigated pastures are ad- heavy build-up of the parasites for vised to have a veterinarian check test purposes. Trials are under lie r.iti fnr inmaeh worms, alftov this summer to measure crowing problem on heavily stocked improved pastures. Paul Allen, Oregon Stale College veterinarian, recommends immed liite treatment ol Infestpd cattle with a phenothiazlne drench: 12.5 grams of phenotlnezme per iuu pounds of weight. This would be up to six ounces ol material ior 400 to 600 pound calves. Heavily Inlested yearling beef calves drenched with phenotniazine gained three times faster than un treated calves at uie college last year. Treatment was not started Dairy Calves To Be Prizes Oregon 4-H Dairy Club exhibi tors at the 1955 state lair will tiave a chance to win an out standing, registered heifer calf of the breed uiey are showing, re ports Cal Monroe, 4-H stale ex tension agent at Oregon Slate College. The .program to encourage club members in proper care, showing and raising of high quality ani mals and all-around 4-H and per sonal achievement was started in 1927 by Oregon dairy breed associations. L. L. Rumgay, Oregon City, will award this year s purebred Guern ey heifer calf In behalf of the Oregon Guernsey Cattle Club to Uie highest scoring 4-H exhibitor of the breed. Rumgay was him self a winner of a 4-H calf at the J930 state fair, Edwin and Frlscllla Barber, Mchalem, will present a Holsteln calf for the Oregon Holstein Breeders' Association and Chris dorgenson and Sons Jefferson, will provide the registered Milk ing Shorthorn calf to be awarded by the Oregon Milking Shorthorn . Breeders' Association. ' The Oregon and Columbia Valley Ayrshire Association will award a calf of this breed to the outstand ing elub Dx-hlbitoT. The 4-H Jersey ralf win be presented on Jersey Da? at tile fair but docs not re quire that tilt winner show an ani mal, basing the award entirely upon records. Scoring of 4-H exhibitors Is based upon showmanship, herds nianshlp, record book, 4-H citi zenship and leadership, personal development, 4-H projects and ac tivities, and a personal Interview at the fair that accounts lor 20 per cent of the total score. Inter views will be conducted by com mittees of county extension agents and representatives of the breed ! associations. I This year's scoring system was developed by the state 4-H Ad visory Committee made up of i dairy breed representatives, slate and county 4-H extension service workers, ana local 4-H Club lead FREAK ACCIDENT LOS ANOEt.ES Wi Mis. Anna Louise Maxwell, 49, opened Ihe door of her car and leaned out to look as she was driving- out oi her garage. Tlio ear door struck the led side ot the garage door Inline and she was pinned by Ihe lliroat. Neighbors came to her aid hut she was dead on arrival at a hospital. weight-gain comparisons when drenching is started as soon as stomach worms are noted. Allen points out that stomach worms are an increasing menace because of improved pastures, pecially Irrigated pastures. Con centrating more cattle on less acreage under conditions that are Ideal for worm growth, he adds, Is bound to build up Infestations. Worm losses take several forms Including poor feed efficiency, loss of grade, lower resistance to other parasites and disease, and deatn Such infections can be noted best in weancrs and yearlings. Symptoms include scouring and general unlhriltiness. Llgntiy in- lected young animals are more difficult to diagnose, but a rough coat and slow gaining are an in dication. Allen says worms can frequently be responsible for a 100 to 150 pound weight loss in a 400- to SOO-pound animal. OSC Prints Wheat Muffin Recipes Soft wheat flour, a Pacific Northwest product, Is the home maker's answer to extra good muffins every -time, according to a new circular of information pub lished by Oregon State College experiment station. Recipes for plain muffins, sweet muffins, and variations using ap plesauce and peaches in sweet muffins are included In the circu lar, "Soft Wheat Flour Muffins." Copies of the circular may be ob tained from local county extension agents or from the OSC bulletin clerk. MOTHER During August! A PORTRAIT, 5 x 7", of any child not ovr 10 yoars, for $1.00. Ai many children as you want. Additional prints at reduced reg ular rotei. Phone 4526 for app't. 1 9 52 STUDIO j Phon 4526 IN OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STUDIO AT 1037 MAIN SUPER DOLLAR Days Special Men's Reg. 3.95 (Med. 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