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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1937)
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON October 2i , Pictorial Review of Today's News "Magic Island" At SanFrancisco Dredged Up From Sea STUDEBAKER PRESIDENT EIGHT SEDAN Buick Coils Its Rear Springs '.,,,-iinwiiiftap". If' ' PAGE TEN ' I v .AdatsV" telllWfWIl J town - i if r I The 4W acre rit of the GMen Cat International Half of the $e wall for the UlinJ ni transported ' Exposition thown above is literally a magic island by GMC trucki from the quarry to aca-going bargea I for it wai made of material dredged up from the aea. that dumped the big bouldera into place. Photo After the exposition in 1439 it w ill be transformed below show the trucki at work in the quarry and into a tine municipal airport. loading one of the huge bargca. I 7 IvH IIs" - "Af57,Tl - ins? tjr 1 a it. ..iij.? t . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SIMPLE TO OPERATE wW rr : T ST"""! ' ii.i in mmi ii iniiimil mi mu mi 1 1 1 n COIL 8PRIN0 rr tutpentlon, on. of th. major automotlv. d. v.lopmtntt of th. year, ha. been pioneered by Bulck on all four line, of car. for 1938. A featur. .xcluilv. to thl. make, rear coll au.pen.lon combine, vylth airplane typ. .hock abaorber. to provide greatly lm. proved riding and .teerlng qualltlea. Photo .how. th. tprlng and ahock abaorber hook-up on th. left rear wheel of th. 1938 Bulck ehenle. ; . Paul O. Hoffman, president of The Studebaker Corporation, and Geo. D. Keller, vice president In charge of Studebaker Salea. at tended christening of the first "flying automobile." Mr.. Hoffman, wife of the Studebaker chief excutive, christened the craft "Mis. South Bend." The Ofdsmobile automatic aafety transmis sion, obtainable at extra cost on both Six and Eijht, is operated by the short lever shown on the steering column. Its position allows three passengers to ride comfortably in front. The ur, 1 l-raw clutch 1. used only to start or stop th. ear. Th. new type steering wheel, designed for use with the automatic transmission, affords a clear view of the instrument unit which i. directly in front of the driver assuring clear vision. y . f I ' .-I. . . v. - .,t' ; r. A j -?. j 1 If t 1 It : J YOUTH HELD THE REINS when Dean Hanover, 3-year-old trotter, set a new record at the Lexington, Ky track recently. To a shy 11-year-old girl in the fifth grade went tho honor of driv ing the mile course in l:5Si. She is Alma Sheppard (shown above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Law renre Sheppard, owners of Hanover Farms in Fens in the darkened city, youngster. STRIKING A NEW NOTE in her politically Inclined, family, Ellen Wilson McAdon, daughter of Senator McAdoo and granddaughter of President Wilson, hopes for a professional career as a Ivric soprano. She plans to make her debut in a Los Angeles symphony concert this month. Czechs' Tears Are Tribute to Father of Their Country , Oberlin Honors First Co-eds 8 ' t' 1 iit'WMy,1ii " .. .1 ilu U1! v' .iv ? Rifv fd? . Mr.i s kji yttM in a's "Gcorga "First in peace, first In the hearts of his countrymen" Is truly applicable to Ciocho-Slovakia'i Wr-'.h riKton," the late Beloved t-resiaeni inumas masmju. rfnK .T Vioir tpara denied public mourning. Typical of the weeping hrongs aie the women at left, who dab at their tears with handkerchiefs as the flag-draped casket, rifiht, moves slowly through the strceU. it was Masaryk who i founded the Czech republic and nursed it through the tryuig post-war years. Celebrating the centennial of co-education, Oberlin College, at Ober lin, O., first Institution to admit women to men's classes, dedicated a memorial gateway to the four girls who pioneered In tfiis educa tional move. Miss Barbara Frost. Brooklyn, N. ., a great grand daughter of one of the original co-cds, unveils the shaft as President Ernest Hatch Wilkins stands near. At left are students wearing costumes of the style a hundred years ago. L..M... in. , - - HiiiiiiSr iilm " - i, u The exterior styling of the new 1038 Studebaker ears (the President Eight Srdnn for it, l J ibove) was from designs by r.uymond Loewy, famous style engineer. Interiors art by vIS Orvden and the ensemblo by btudebaker engineer. I. on. ol ceauuiui .imnllcltv. S All the progressive improvements embodied In the 1938 Dodge line to the number of forty seven are found in this pew 4-door touring; .sedan. The obvious interior advantages are fully matched by Improvements making ( fc, and riding comfort such as dual aide i6a ment for front seats, new parkingbraktcorG. ingeniously arranged luggage trunk, indot, VtfJl "r .v:wMBKjtrf aLA , . .:,m. tm i r i l il i .... sn tt z- - - r mi d . . aT j"1 f aT j w v: wivi -r : ' . - n i , t or t THE SOCIALISTS HAD A WORD FOR IT and that word was "boo" wsaf ntrnnp. arretted drmnnstnitnri in London durlne a massed nrntest of anti-FasriltslDflNr4 against a march by Sir Oswald Mosley'a followers. Thousands crowded the street and jcrrditat jI police to break up the demonstration By arresting ringleaders. Later, wnne mauni uswaia wx struck aown oy a stona inrower. Kansas City Plant, Where Ford Is 'All Throutf I'M Ford is "all through" In Kansas City; this plant will be abandoned nnd these men mar. it must find Jobs elsewhere, Harry Itrnncit, personnel director for the entire nouncsd after failure to settle a "lockout strike" called by the U. A. W. there. i.'rH Motor" nirllirf. 'i 1 iii.t p'-- me ueKiiimiiK ui inc iHnsiis s juuur irouuie several months ago, snows tne w o r j, employs 3000 men. Bennett said the plant would lust cense nneintions and that official! "1 transferred to other locations. He deplored the lack of police protection. "Shrapnel Swinjf-the Esthetic Side of War 7 ( Anyone who remembers the wild-west six-shooting bullies who made their victim Sg) 1 ciaie wars new cuninuuiiun m uio aru iiw onrupnei owing, just in iium '' , fiwiW Rudolph, American dancer, after her experience In the Shanghai warfare, "s't!!zIumi' the emotions of a person under fire. In the first episode, upper left. Miss Rudolph per Approach." Then, in center, comes "Fear," followed by "Stunned." The climax new v, perhaps, "Death." Miss Rudolph was dancing at Shanghai's Cathay Hotel at tha tiro.
