Kaiser Would Welcome
Inquiry On War Record
OAKLAND, Oil,, Aim. 7 l'l
lli'iuy J, Kulhi'i', went cimm wur
luni' Nliipliuililrr, imici ti'd tncliiy
hu wu.1 I'liui-r lu Iiiivo wur
I'i'i'olil IiivchUuiiUmI, id auy,
llcaU'tl liy New lluiiililrc i: Himi
Hlnr Sty Ira llrkluca. In turn ho
ciilli'd (or mi Iiivi'kIIkiiIIiiii nf the
Bti'cl huhinli'y'u wur it'conl und
BEATTLE. Aug. 7 ll'i H
publican National Chairman Car
roll lUsco laid today In an Inter
view that ha lavorad a Msad
commltlca Inquiry Into tha war
tima prollta ol tht Henry J.
Kalaar anterprlioi.
Ha mantlonad ipeclllcally
doslra to aaa tha congressional
commlttaa ask questloni about
what ha laid wora "huga loam to
tha Kalior antarprliai."
Iliri'W In Jrwie Jour unci hi He
t'liiiNti'ui'tliin riniiticu coi'iiinii
Uiiii, Kiilnrr tuld iii'wmni'n hla aliny
i r MiM'tird lilmli'riiMci'a In the
ili'Vi'ldpiiicnt u( lila Kuntiina,
Culif ,, nti'i'l pliinl.
Ankrd if hi- wHcmnrd Inventl
KiilliMi, hi- lupllrd:
"I win 1'iiui r fur It. If Ihrro la
ntriiiiui'i' word, tint It."
In timet, KiiIsit chinned "nriuv
duliiiimiti'i'n" with try inn lu ""
siiaaiiiiilc" hi rtinilut Inn and
ruin tin' Kuiitiiiui uliiiit. An In
vi'stlKiitlnii, hu mi id, inluht brlnii
out who thr "cliiiructiT uxnii.
ami" hit thut wi-ri1 roNpriimlhlfl
fur "u flond of ui'tlclra ami to
thi pr's," munp of which he
lumt'd tin- ri'ioi ti'r.
"Wan thin I'liinpiiiKii rvhU'iH'ff
(hut aonii'hody wim out to kill
your Kontiinii plunt" ho win
uki'd.
"Tlirrr Isn't nny (urntluii,"
Kiilix-r n-plli'd. "The fui'la hnvr
pnivi-n II."
Kiiihit, in pri'puri-d ntatc
iiii'iit, i-onipllii)iiitid Hit- imr
tiiiint mo ll i n- uuil fluhrrii' com
lillltip InvritlKutlon, ht'iulrd by
MONUMENTS
til It
OREGON GRANITE
coxrANr
111! . Ilk ,
Iti'p. 8. U. II In rid , mild hi' would
"niOKt w 1 1 1 1 1 1 w I ' " uppriir hcfori:
tliu ai'iiiilu Mend Invr-atiKiitlliK
coinniltlco und uddi'd:
"I luipn conurcH will tlit'ii
waul iinolhiT Iiivi'hIIkiiIIoIi, an
thut tint proplo will know tliu
fui'la about alfol.
"DiiriiiK Urn wur, Kulm-r ahlp
yurda witc ahort of MitI. Tht'
Iti'i-iit uti'i'l corporiitlona fnlli'd to
provldii tliu ni'i'i'Miiiry kIim-I for
alilpa. Thi-y hud hlpyiirdn of
thi'lr own. 'Knlwr iiiiint be
toppid' wan tliu alumni.
"TIiimu -x IhIh aworn evidence
t lit-1 u repreaenliillvi- of the lie-fi-naii
I'liint corporiitlon, under
the colli nil of Jennu Jonea of tha
It Ft.', mi let to me: 'I will i.ever
recommend upendlnu Kovern
inent money on n nteel phint in
Cat fornlu to be openiled by
you. We iirefer to huve the
U. H, Steel corporation upend
Kovernuif nt money In Utah on a
xteel plunt to be operated by
them.' "
Aiiked who nil Kl thai, Klilwr
aiiltl: "Wlllliim Allen, apeclul
coiiHiilliiiil to Jesae June "
Then Kiilm-r told leporlem lie
built the I'ontana plunt with
$114 .ISS.OUO borrowed from the
HFC ami produced more alee I
Ml KoiiIiiiiii than U. S. Meel did
lit Cieuevu with u $2011,01111.(11)1)
outlay of uovernnient mom y
"Now they (fold ua fur every
cent of the Kontana cost, will)
Inlereid, to be paid buck lo the
Koveriunenl. Hut they let U. S.
Sleel buy the (ienevn plunt for
20 cenla on the dollar und with
no intereat on the Kovernment
liivcMmcnt," Kaiser auid.
Knlaer anld he hud paid
$17,7110,1)00 on the principal of
the Konlanii loan, had paid in-teri-t
ut -I per cent und hud
earmarked $111,000,000 more for
puyment to the Kovernment
"We built $100,000,000 worth
of hoimca for the Kovernment for
a fee of $2," KulM-r tuld the
newsmen und then lidded: "We
didn't net the $2."
Legion Chow Line
fas? & ffi-bM$m
Imi aiiaiiiHiiiai ii 'y.UihitMA i ft i't i:.iw..1 iii..i
and famlllei hit tha chow Una during tha "ataak" faad at Moor
park latt night. Nw officari war initallad by tha Klamath Falli poit during th vnlng'i cera-
monloi.
Amarican
Lagionnairaa
Souvenir Programs Readied
For Centennial Celebration
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The naauiuln bun wears n suit
of convict atripcH. There nrc
nbout 2000 apeclea in thia fam
ily, tnoat of which feed on the
bodlca of other liitcc.
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The official aouvenir proifram
of the Klamath Centennial and
piiKcunt la now beinK prepared
for publication by the Klamath
Centennial nxaoclutlon. Dedi
cated to the 15 men who blazed
the Southern Route In 1B40, the
proKnun will curry an historical
review of the development of
the Klumuth biiNin.
The pamphlet will hImi con-
: (a In the complete puKcunl pro
I itriim, committee xroups, the
g puKctint cast and various pic-
lurea pertulnliiK to the Centen
nlul. UrawinRH by Don Shirley,
piiKcnnl artiat, will alao be In
cluded. The souvenir program will
contain approximately 25 panes
und will be nold preceding and
during the Centennial celebra
tion. Klumuth residents who are
compiling the bonk arc C. H.
Stark, Mia. A. D. Lambert, Mr.
K. K. l.nrwley. Mm. Aaron Hoff
man. Mm. Oomild F. MeKav.
LEGAL NOTICE
AtlVt KTIKTMI NT FOR ttlllrl
Kilr1 lnil will )m rvctlvrd on or h
for 7.'W p m Monday, Auyuat 19. al
the tt H nf th Clerk nf Union Hlh
HWuMil Ul.lrlrt No 2. Itomn 2mi. Klani
alh L'nipn Itlfh Hrhool, Klamath rllt,
Orron. for in -r?ctlftn of fireproof,
three -fjiory. rwiiilorfd roncr?te itlr
lowrr In th rourl of (he prewnt
hloth chnol tuilldini They will b
publicly oiM-nrd and rad
IMan and KiMtrlflc-alhun mav h ob-lalnr-d
at thi office of HOWARD K.
I'KMHIN, Arrliili-vl, 1131 Main JSlrorl,
KUtnath r'JU, Orruu. A deposit of
Tnt and nn,lik0 Dnllara l10(M) will Im
required for IMana and H-(f Icatloni.
Ieioit will bo refunded lo the bidden
upon rvlurn of th Plana and Specifica
tion!. The fliirrcaifiil bidder will be required
to furiHih a ,Sure;y Company Bond In
full amount of the Con Iran price, and
he )! I be required lo carry Public
Liability Inmiranrr a iperlfled
A lltdder'a Bond or Certified Check
In amount equal to five per rent
of the lump turn bid muil accompany
the hid a a guarantee for the execution
of the contract and the bondt, In case
the contract la awarded to the bidder.
The Director of Union Hlfh School
-Dlairict No 2 reserve the right to re
ject any and All bidt and to waive, any
infornmllllo
Thi project hue been approved for
ron.tructlon by the Civilian Production
Administration.
Siitncd J PERCY WELLS. Clerk.
A. 7-HNo. 0.
Mrs. Robort Odfll, Mrs. Lyle
Kimball, Jumoa Floyd and Hal
Ojile.
Ohio To Return
Arson Suspect
VAN WERT. Ohio, Aug. 7 tP)
.Sheriff Roy Shaffrr said today
that Albert P. Sylvester, 23,
Irireville, Ore., serving a jail j
term here for malicious destruc-;
lion of property by fire, would j
be returned home to face the i
charges of setting fires in
Oregon.
The sheriff said that during
questioning by insurance investi-1
gators in connection with a fire
at nearby Venedocia, Sly vester
admitted knowledge of fires at I
the Crook county co-operative t
warehouse and feed mill and the'
Alexander Ynwkcy lumber mill,"
both rrlnevillc; a filling station
at Bend and 15 or 16 other
blazes not specifically described.
Shaffer said Slyvester waived :
extradition but did not indicate
when he would start west. j
Water Plant
Bids Taken
TULELAKE. Aug. 7 Bids for
the construction of a water
treatment plant were accepted
Monday niKht bv the Tulelake
council and the contract will be
awarded with the arjoroval of
the California state health de
partment. The water treatment plant, to
be built at a cost of $15,000, will
be composed of filtration, water
softening and ariation depart
ments. The building will be lo
cntcd at the site of the present
well.
Pete Burwnan also appeared
before the council, reauesting a
license to operate a plumbing
shop. Burgman formerly oper
ated a shop in Tulelake before
going into WRA work.
Legion Post
Installs New
Commander
Dave Hoss was installed as
commander of American Le
gion post 8, Klamath Falls, at
I a a t night's installation cere
monies at Moore park. Jack
Maris, vice commander of the
department of Oregon, officiat
ed at the meeting and installed
officers.
Others elected to posts in the
Legion included Don Everitt,
first vice commander; Pat Kil
by, second vice commander;
Tom Young, adjutant and fi
nance officer; C'al Ellis, chap
lain, and Ted Case, service of
ficer. Bonnie Stephens of Ma
lin, was installed as commander
of the Malin post at this meet
ing. Prior to installation cere
monies a barbecue was held,
with plenty of meat, roasting
ears and watermelon for the
crowd of approximately 400
persons.
Hoss, In taking over his du
ties as commander, promised an
active year for the Legion, and
as his first official move pledg
ed active support to the Klam
ath Centennial group.
U. S. Secret Agents
Battle In Mistake
FRANKFURT, Germany,
Aug. 7 ifl) Two U. S. army
secret agents mistook each
other for German civilians in
Munich last week and fought a
gun duel in which one received
four bullet wounds.
The third army said today
the counter-intelligence agent
wounded was James Caywood
of Henryetta, Okla. Caywood
and Gerard Buhrman, a Dutch
national employed by the army
as a special agent, were both
working on the same investiga
tion, but did not know it.
r.aAI.D a NrWS, Klamath rail., Ora. WtnNKaDAT, Aaf. 1, till, r.a lla
Commander
Dava Hon was Initallad as
commander of tha American Le
sion poat No. 8 at last niqht'a an
nual steak faad and installation
of officari at Moor park.
Smock Joins Police
Force At Tulelake
TULELAKE. Aug. 7 Ray
mond L. Smock has Inlned th
Tulelake police forco and will
aucceed Bob Flshleigh. who will
remain as relief man. Smock
was formerly a member of the
Klamath Falls and Dunsmuir
police forces.
Georgia Wilson has also suc
ceeded George A. Tebee ai city
attorney.
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The Missouri river Is formed
in southwestern Montana by the
confluence of the Jefferson,
Madison and Gallatin rivers,
and has a total length of 2945
miles, longest In the United
States.
JUe
Comfort for Feet
that Itch and Burn
Rtvel in tfia mild. Raffy lather of a
Ratinol Soap foot Mth -then smooth
on soothing,! ontly medicated Roiinol
RESIN0LS
KEEN SENSE OF TOUCH
Warren Black. 79-yoar-old
full-lime welder of platinum
and rhodium wires for vital
precision instruments, can dis
tinguish between 20.000ths,
22.000lhs, mid 24.000ths of an
Inch, in platinum wire diame
ters. Black lives in Philadelphia.
TIN PANTS
TIN COATS
Oregon Woolen Store
Refrigeration
SERVICE
Commercial
or
Domestic
Bert Eastman
Service Man
MERIT
WASHING MACHINE
SERVICE
Phone SGE9
611 So. 6th
h Ladies1. jTS
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Have a Coke
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Customers Eligible
TO BUY
NYLONS
Auguat 7 through August 13
Names selected through our impartial distribution plan
IVY Z- PROPST, Box 303
Bonnie Cradling, at. 3 Box 533
MRS. W. B WH1TCOMB. Box 128
ANN PUCNER. S624 Vandergrtft
WHS VIRGIL STIPP1CH. Rt. 3 Box 23J G
ROWENA FERRARIO. Care Dick Reeder'a
MRS. CLIFFORD COWAN, Rt. 3 Box 4U7
MRS JACK HOLST. 70S Owen
EI.SIE HAYDEN 2310 Main
MRS. JAMES FEARY. 2427 S. th
VIRGINIA CRISWEIX. 1841 Main
FANNIE M. STORY, 605 Van Neaa
MRS. R. F MAYES. Rt. 3 Box 240
MRS. JOYCE FINCH. 334 Lewis
MRS PERCY MURRAY, 812 Pacific Terrace
GWEN WOLFRUM. 4.'I03 Allamont Drive
MRS ROBERT FELTS. Care Western Union
JUNE SELSTROM, 803 N. 9th
THELMA CLARK. Audrey Beauty Shop
CRACE NICHOLLS. 1817 Siskiyou
DORIS BAGETT. 4429 Shasta Way
MARIE E. ELLIS. 2.T7I Shsata Way
HELEN HAMBLETON. Care Jean's Coffee Shop
EVELYN KNIGHT. 253 Broad
MRS. R. G. MOON 223 N. 6th
MRS. M. W. POOLE. 4613 Summers Lane
MRS. W. E. CARTER. 328 S. Rogers
MRS B. C. STOUT. 1023 Addiaon
ALICE VERDUI, 1543 Etna
MARY MOFFITT, 2603 Kana
ADA BOATMAN. 303 S. 3th
BETTY RUTH RIDER. 2223 Wantland
MARGE KINCAID. 2062 Lavey
MARILYN NETHERCOTT. OI Jefferson
MRS J. W. SANDERS. 1213 Main
IRENE BANGS. 133 N. 10th
MRS. E. S. RUSSELL, Box 958
LULA LA DAGE. Oreeon Acta.
MRS. ARTHUR FITZWATER. 2237 Orefon
MRS. W. R. CANTON. 805 Mt. Whitney
MRS. JACK MITCHELL. 1206 Crescent
MRS. L. S. SHIPLEY. 5 McArthur
MRS. DONNA MYER. 4547 Winter
MRS. WALTER L. WHITE. 4702 Summers Lena
MRS E. W. NELSON. 26ia Summers Lane
NANN GOELLER. 125 Pine
MRS. HARRY KIMSEY. 4220 Shasta Way
MRS. H. L. KELLIS. 2039 Wantland
MRS. J. D. OWEN. 200'a E. Main
MRS. FRANK SHEPARD. 2331 Radcllfr
MRS. JOHN RONDELDT. 80S Mt. Whitney
LEDA SHAHON. 3105 AlUmont
GLADYS CHRISTENSON. 707 Washington
BULAH HUBBARD. 3317 Delaware
FRANCES B. NELSON. Cascade ApU.
ALICE E. WILLIAMS, Valley Hotel
MRS. F. H. JENKINS. 209 'j E. Main
ALMA RALSTON. 1726 Wiard
MRS. C. E. WEAVER. Rt. 3 Box 1029
MRS. JAMES BARLOW. 2748 Bisbee
MRS. K. E. BJORKLUND. 4240 Shaata Way
MRS. B. H. BUCK, 2012 Main
MRS. C. A. GEORGE. 317 Pine
MRS. WM. CARPENTER. Merrill. Ore.
MRS. IRENE SUTHERLAND. 2100Vi Main
LELIA STURGEON. 4645 Denver
EDITH SIMS. Rt. 3 Box 536
DONA CROW. 3250 Bristol
MRS. V. C. PHILLIPS. 2028 Wantland
FLORENCE BRIGGS. 2060 Eberlein
MRS. A. H. HAYS. 4699 Denver
MRS. M. F. MILLER, 3227 Altamont
MRS. WM. GANONG. 324 Main
MRS. P. M. ANDERSON. 415 Pina
MRS. FRANK V1CTORIN. Malin, Ora.
MRS. KEITH RICE. Box 342
MRS. WAYNE BARTELS. Rt. 1 Box 1082
GENIVA MUSGRAVE, 1118 Pina
MAY HUCK. Brookings. Ore. I
CLARA ROUSE. 2942 Summers Lane
GLENA EDWARDS. 4120 Altamont
MRS. O. G. HIRLINGER. Rt. 3, Box 235
JEAN TOMPKINS. 5437 Altamont
JOYCE OLSON. Rt. 3 Box 267 .
GLADYS CRIDER. 1118 Pine
MRS: T. B. WAGNER. Valley Hotel
MRS. E. E. EDWARDS, 4120 Altamont
HELENE ALBERT. 923 Grant
MRS. L. B. WILSON, 707 Washington
ANN LANDERHART. 2210 Oregon
MRS. J. G. BRAMHALL. 5147 Cottage
MARJORIE ADAMS. 1841 Main
MRS. IRIS STEPHENS. 1022 Lytton
GERTRUDE GRIMES. 839 Rose
INEZ NANCY GREEN. Tulelake . . .
JANE BALLENTINE. Wtllard Hotel
MRS. GLENN WALKER. 852 So. Riverside
MRS. CHARLES MALLOW. RL 3. Box 532-B
MRS. R. W. MUNDLIN. 3125 Boardman
MRS. H. G. HANSEN, 1918 Summers Lana
MRS. C. W. ERICKSON, 725 Front
MRS. J. B TOMPKINS. 4253 Altamont
MRS. ELNORA ETHELL. Rt. 3 Box 267'
" STELLA POWELL. Valley Hotel
MRS. WILLIAM PADGETT, 412 Upham
MRS. H. W. HITE, Gen. Delivery
MRS. M. MUCCI. 3127 Oregon
MRS. AL HATTEN, Shaw's Stationery
BESSIE C. GUYER. 2245 Blehn
EDNA MURRAY, 313 So. 4th
JEAN McEWF.N. 403 Pine
MARIE HOLBROOK. Mardoel, Calif.
MARIE FALES. 3131 Miller
ANNA DANIALSON, 2044 White
MRS. J. R BROWN, 320 No. 12th
IDA MELCHIORI. 2021 White
BLANCHE FIELDS. Malin. Ore.
MRS. C. O. MURPHY. 2449 White
MRS. H. D. FRENCH. 2419 Reclamation
MRS. J C. WRIGHT. Rt. 1, Box 9:13
MRS. BRUCE STEPP. Klamath Falls
RAMONA KIMSEY. 3001 Summers Lana
ZF.LMA PEARSON. 319 E. Main
MRS. J. H. WRYN. 3121 LaVerne
MRS. HARRY GOF.LLER. 125 Pina
MYRTLE BENNETT. 2627 Bisbee
LOIS LARSON. 2147 Eberlein
PEREXA SCHIRO. 2402 Henderson
ELENORA WEATHERFORD. 2135 Hope
MRS. H. R. BROWER. 314 Washington
MRS. D. A. CRAWFORD. Rt. 1 Box B31-A
MRS. A. F. CONDREY. 2234 Darrow
MRS. F. R. VANCE, 4319 Shasta Way
MRS. W. W. CORY, 4319 Shasta Way
MRS. RAY JOHNSON. 319 No. 9th
BARBARA KKELER, 1837 Geary
MARY QUINOWSKI, 1784 Arthur
MRS. P. L. BABCOCK. 1726 Oregon
MRS. BELL PARKER. 4144 Summers Lane
MRS. FRANCIS FRANKLIN. 4144 Summers Lana
MRS. ELSIE HEMAN. 2:13 Michigan
MADGE CHILCOTE, 2320 Darrow
MRS. JOHN BUNKER. 11188 Melrose
AHLENE BROWN, Tulelake
NONA CROSSF1ELD. 933 Upham
LONA MURRAY. 3228 Bristol
MRS. ED. BARNES. Rt. 2 Box 484
MRS. LESTER MITCHELL. 2302 Garden
MRS. GEORGE BANTA, 1005 California
MRS. L. C. WASHBURN, 724 Uerllng
MARGARET BAILIE. Care Dick Keeder'a
VIVIAN BLAKLEY, Mors Hotel
MRS. ELLA DICKINSON, 415 Walnut
MRS. FLORA BYERS, Rt. 2 Box II78-B
MRS. BLANCHARD MORGAN, 2142 Radcllff
MRS. O. B. THURMAN. 616 No. 9th
STEPHANIE BRIGIITMAN. 24.19 Homedala
MARY WRIGHT, Beatty, Oregon
BESSE KF.NASTON. 1BO0 Crescent
MRS. DON RICE, 1930 Huron
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