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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1963)
t pym m t i Li -caars r ! VY? v I I f J'T'vr i - - J.' -h jr " 1 I jf - I' fcXT5 ''C TYING ONE ON "Well what in dogdom are you staring at?" seems to be the question jT v ,yji'- ' 1 E--""' - -' 1 I , t-- ' Q, SrJALjjrx that a pooch named Splinters is asking while being photographed in Pittsburgh. Splinters, ,f 13 i 1 FiprAMTDiiMTn r. . , " in case you haven't noticed, is sporting a pretty fancy necktie. From the looks of things, ' jy lyji- f I A'U"fc-Provingthataomancandoalmort a dog's life 'can't be so bad after all. - . Yf4 ' 1 anything a man can, Carol Huffman lights up a long cigar . J Wlth an air of elegance in New York. Well girls, they said I T I I f . r t H at one tlme that womcn would never smoke cigarettes. j J I r III lJ Im rviTiyT ' M , MW " "r.Tiiin r I I UKl IT'S THEIR KIND OF WEATHEU-Cautious Frank, a polar bear at the Denver Colo , ' ( -) "rfel Zoo, watches his jnalc, Sophia, dive into the pool. Seconds later he joined her after she ' S, 'i 4 A ' ' 11 it JJVT JfVi- !" 1 1 lltlTlTTl flllliflllff rfTTlM f apparently reported that the water was cold enough for them. They were among the ' H ill " 5 A 1 (Lj; .-P5U?V 4wA f TI fTlT 1 1 HtnlpIOgT TO-J Jpw in the country to welcome the cokl weather. . ' $ j "'J r--' ""- ' PlyigfSwJ-Jl p,,,,,.,wlu ,trTr , V-T1IE)R toarde Kirk 1 KSAiUM 7'" l If' If ' " t' ' I t IllIcr' 6 is happy about the rain or wishing it would go SPARKLING LONDON Evidence that London may soon challenge Paris for that "City Jr, 1 t J I ' " ' ' , 1 away- The Salinas, Calif., boy's face seems to gleam with of Light" title is this view of the well-lighted new buildings that have sprung up like j I I x,', ,tTtJ- j ' ', .', I joy, which probably means that he's glad it rained. mushrooms in the British capital. '' - - f JilfCJ- : 7- ,; v,A'' 1 ii t ! VI tty lr - mi j - ...vlWmiMirf . J SUN SHOWER Although he doesn't trust the spring like weather enough to discard his coat, this New Yorker re moves his hat to take advantage of sunshine on Firth Ave. BARRELED IN It seems seems tiny Mary Olskey of New York got herself bar reled in somehow as she peers over the top. Actu ally, the barrel is for hold her toys, not 1-year -old Mary. NEITHER HAIL, R.-YIN, SNOW . . . Kathy White, 15, didn't let the snow stop her from delivering the newspapers in Lowell, Ohio. Riding atop her horse, Sultan, she made her appointed rounds. Often Sultan was the first to break through the stomach-high drifts which accompanied the sub-zero weather in the area. SMILES Chris Poleway, 2, gets a big chuckle out of the chopping special he's holding in Morgantown, W. Va. The youngster's father, Dr. Stanley Poleway, showed the large dentures during a demonstration held in the city recom mending brushing teeth after eating and regular dental exams starting with, the growth of baby teeth. Chrk grins and bears it. "- r""iTVvsr"j5'!,v1 Jv- - - ii'p.v- . 15 !' ' ?i 1 fri r If f Xi i-.w3, I un y ;.... I ..-v'- ..-Jr'4.J-vl' i-. , A.UW iMWtllf Will 11U lilt" I '-l I r in I'm il ' F " 1 - iwo-piece sown wuii hii 't.tl !- I I'll ill o rmn . ...... ... ... . . onii i r.iv n.Mi iin niur-1 ouiiRhicrs in a host innk at a replica ot the l.crman liner Urcmen in rrovidencc, R. I. Capt. orange satin coat. Neck Karl Bchrens stands by the 39-foot ship, built to l23th of tho size of the original Bremen. The vessel undoubtedly was line has a jeweled cmbroi quite an attraction to the oldsters, too. dcred collar. I'ARRIaGE I'Al'ER li s all part of a fun day at Pagham, England, when some citizens don crazy attire and dress up baby carriages to participate in the annual Pram Race. These fellows seem to have gone all out with their pram, decorating it with a symbol of the space age.
