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Fridav, makinr the S3.000.000 airfield the property of the city of Klamath Fall. R. R. Macartney U shown
at left accepting the keys from Ed Schiller of the WAA who has been In eharce of the airport while ne
lotlaUons wera wider way between the WAA and the city. Left to rifht are Macartney. W. B. Whitromb
Jr, city airport manager; Jack Murphy of the airport commission; Mayor Ed Ostendorf. Norman Quail
of the Portland WAA office, and Schuler.
Future Homemokers
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Chariene Loomb) and Carolyn
eookinr demonatratlon at the annual
4-H Cooking
Exhibit Ends
Judging of 4-H fair exhibits has
progressed through the three days
of the annual 1947 club fair, and re
sults of the cooking exhibit judging
are listed here.
Other awards made at the fair
will be announced' Monday.
Cooking ,-1-A, victory muffins,
red ribbon winner, Alan Prowell,
Fort Klamath: white ribbon group,
Beverly Pounds, Altamont; Connie
Mathews, Henley; Eugenia Hanson,
Henley; drop cookies, blue ribbon
group, Louise Hustead, Fairhaven;
Carolyn Stoler, Fairhaven; Patlsy
Nicholson, Fort Klamath; red rib
bon group, Sharlene Loomis, Fair
haven; Evelyn Haynes, Henley; Vi
ola Ruggs, Henley; Wllletta Foster,
Bly; Joan Hickman, Fairhaven;
Nancy Lynch, Fairhaven; Patty
Hescock, Fort Klamath; Anne Cur
ry, Henley; Bernadette LaCasse,
Bly; white ribbon group, Wllma
Foster, Bly; Louise Emmert, Alta
mont; Donna Peterson, Altamont;
Marilyn Nixon, Bly; Elizabeth Mc
Lean, Bly; Geraldine Loomis, Fair
haven. Ice box cookies, blue ribbon
group, Georgia Thomsen, Bly, Jean
Jameson, Fairhaven. Red ribbon
winner, Ariene Lynch, Fairhaven;
white ribbon winner, Delores Cane,
Fairhaven.
Cookery n, sponge cake, blue
ribbon winner, Nancy Berg, Roose
velt; red ribbon group, Sheila all
ien, Roosevelt; Winifred Gober,
Henley; white ribbon winner, Jean
nine Newcom, Roosevelt; angel food
cake, blue ribbon group. Shirley Dil
lavou, Bly; Dot Ann Fleming, Hen
ley; red ribbon winner,-Elaine Ken
dall, Henley; white ribbon winner,
Sylvia Summerlin, Henley.
Cookery III, loaf of white bread,
blue ribbon group, Irene Ellingson,
Bly, Anne Egan. Fairhaven; red rib
bon group, Nancy Tibbits, Bly,
Shirley Deaton, Bly; white ribbon
group, Ariene Dillavou, Bly, Carol
Tucker, Bly; Cort McKlnney, Fair
haven;. Olga Strunk, Henley.
Camp cookery exhibit for baking
FOR SALE
1942 Dodge Town
Sedan
Radio and Heater
Privately Owned
Phone 3863 or 7016
PAINTING
AMI
DECORATING
i CONTRACTORS
AMI RICA
NOW It the time to do your Spring Painting.
. O Pure Linseed Oil and Lead for Exteriors.
Better Quality of Enamels and Interior
Paints Available.
Air Station Becomes City Property
4
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to the Klamath navl ir station
Whip Up Delicacy
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Stoler, 4-H clubber seriously mix op
JMT 4-H fair on Friday, April 24.
;
biscuits, red ribbon group, Robert
Ralston, Henley; Roland Biehn,-Al-tamont:
white ribbon group. Eu
gene Metier,- Altamont: Perry Wil
liams, Altamont; Jerry Williams,
Shasta.
Man Jailed
For Polygamy
Robert WilUam Nlckelson; 27-year-old
mechanic, was arrested by
city police this morning and lodged
in the county jail on a charge of
polygamy. A secret indictment was
returned against him by the grand
Jury last Thursday.
Nlckelson, according to Informa
tion from the district attorney's of
fice, is accused of having one wife
in Jackson county, Oregon, and an
other here.
He Is alleged to have married a
girl named Afton Bernlce Phelps
at Medford on April 12, 1945, and
the complaint against him indicates
that she is still his legal wife.
Then on October 26, 1946. in
Washington county, Nevada, Nickel
son Is said to have married a girl
named Betty Lee Shearer.
Sometime later they moved to
Klamath Falls and lived as man and
wife at 1844 Lancaster, the indict
ment charges.
Deputy District Attorney J. H.
Napier said that Nickelson's act of
bringing the second wife to Oregon
to live violated the state's polygamy
law, making the charge that in
stead of bigamy.
Nlckelson was located Just before
noon and lodged in 'the county jail,
and his Indictment was made public
shortly after. No ball has been set
in his case.
It has been estimated that there
are approximately 12.000.000 Illiter
ate people in the United States.
HOUSE WIRING
New and Old
Reasonable Rates.
Call us for any of your
electrical problems.
B.&B. RADIO &
ELECTRIC SHOP
631 8. 6th '
Phone 6920
It. JE. SIMMONS
Painting and Decorating
725 Mitchell ' ' Phone 6079
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from the war asset administration
Tolling
The Editor
Lattara prime bar mail aal ba
mar this SO ward! la Itncth. mal
ba vrlllaa laflbl; aa ONE IDK at
tha papal aolr. an mail ba alffnad.
Caalribaliana follawlB tbaia ralaa
ara araralT walcamad.
Teen-Age Plans
KLAMATH FAiXS, Ore.. (To the
Edltorj This letter is being writ
ten to The Herald and News to an
swer some of the questions that
have been brought up in connection
with the Teen-Age club.
I have offered my building space
on the first floor to the adult coun
cil and the youngsters to house
their fine organization. The stu
dents should benefit greatly from
the Improved location, new club
rooms, and a rent-free lease. This
lease will be written by the adult
council, itself, and will protect
them in. every instance. I have al
so requested that they Include In
the leass that should I sell I will
gladly return their money Involved
in the remodeling.
The fact that I will allow the
TAC to use the downstairs, makes
it absolutely necessary that the
upstairs be remodeled into davtime
offices that will not be disturbed
by the confusion of the student ac
tivities. In addition, I must build
an extension to the downstairs to
house the heating plant and re
model the exterior.: This will in
volve me in a greater expense than
faced by the TAC- To compensate
for this and the lossJof my Income,
I have requested the adult, council
that I reserve enough space to
build and operate a fountain for the
students only. I hope to have the
fountain opeu at noon and after
school, and in the evenings for the
club meetings. This was met with
a complete agreement on the part
of the adult council. The fact that
the fountain will be adequate to
cover my Interest on the building
is pure speculation and may or may
not be satisfactory.
However. I am willing to take
this chance and t sincerely am very
much concerned with the young
sters getting a fflr and souare deal.
If there is anyone else who has an
offer of a building that would be
more satisfactory than my own. I
hope that they win contact the
adult council at once.
I hope that this letter will clarify
any questions. I have no secrets
and will welcome any additional
questions or sureestions from par
ents and organizations, and I hope
that they will feel free to contact
me at any time at the Lake hotel
My only suggestion Is thnt this
problem of accenting the building
for the club moves slowly enough
that every problem will be ade
quately solved and everv auestion
answered to the satisfaction of
every one concerned. I mioht also
point out that this information was
mentioned in the article published
on the front page of The Herald
and News in a rernt issue.
-Thank votl.
ATHER SMITH.
ELMER PRAYS
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. (To the
Editor) The threat of communism
In the United States Is insignificant:
the threat of fascism implicit In the
Red hunt, Truman's foreign policy J
and the monopolistic base of our
economy. Hitler's "new wder" was i
basically the monopolistic, complete-
ly cartelized, corporate state. It i
liquidated unemployment by wchr- j
wirtscnait, which logically could
Merchant's Delivery
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DIAL 7423
for Fait Efficient Service
7 Days a Week
Trunk, Baggage,
Appliance, Furniture,
Groceries, ate.
Fully Insured
232 Main St.
FISHIN'S GOOD!
O Complete Fishing Supplies
O Fishing Licenses
O Complete Fishiifg Information
Get Your Copy of the Fishing Regulations.
Drop In and See the $1000 Map of Where
to Fish.
OPEN EVENINGS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
sport HAL'S
532 MAIN
result only In war. All portent an
plainly visible that the American
economic system is threatened with
a deprivwlnii, ill probability fur more
serious Uian the debacle. Down
to World War I depressions were
self-healing bemuse the expansion
of markets more than coiupeiuatN
fur the tendency within capitalism
to Increase unemployment. I
But by lDKt this ceased to lie
Ute
case. When the llttt) crush rnme it
was so serious that no capitalistic
nation on earth had liquidated un
employment when World War II
broke out, except Germany, which
had a manpower shortage In UKll)
with only 1L million men In the
army. The new capitalism slmial
uml by 1938 Is charactcrtted by mass
unemployment and the overt alli
ance o( economics and politics.
Capitalism Is an economy of scar
city. Industrialism Is the technique
of price reduction by an ever greater
muss production and expanding
market. The .New Deal shut
off .he machine, plowed under the
crops and killed the Utile pigs to
restore an economy of scarcity. Due
to the war our productive capacity
has been Increased by 60 per cent;
our agricultural output by over 33
per cent. If production and full em
ployment Is to be kept up there must
be a SI) per cent increase of con
sumption. The military will take
about 10 per cent of our production.
Export another 10 per cent at the
most. Since 80 per cent of our pro
duction must be consumed in the
domestic market, it is obvious that
Range Tower
'. 15! - '
The 125-foot radio ranee tower
and the transmitter building, a
comer of which is shown In the
foreground, were given a new coat
of paint this week and workmen
were pretty high up when they
finished the last brace. The radio
range tower and transmitter build
ing are located ofr the Merrill
highway and west of Henley.
PI LES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION
Na Loaa ef Time
Permanent Reaultal
OR. E. M. MARSHA
Chlropracda Pbyilclmn
230 No. 7tb Kiqnlre Tbeatr Bldg.
Phone ?0M
New Homes
Sea these new houses
under construction
PERRY and DAY
Contractors
3849 Summers Lane
Phone 8980
SHOP
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''Mr: - ''
tha buying power of the people as
a whole must b Increased, at least
30 per cent over lite prewar era. Ill
other wimls the living stmiditrus of
the vast mass of the people must be
tireiilly Improved. In a wKtnltsllo
suite this would present no Krertt
problem. In a luoiiopoly-rnpllallsllc
stale such as the united States, the
problem Is unsolvnble except by
Iiwclsm and eventually war.
The U. 8. Is the only capitalistic
nation left In the world, Two-thirds
of the human race have swuuk more
or less sharuly towards the left.
The U. S. must modify lis rule or
ruin policy both domestio and tor
elmi or face the grim alternative
war. In an atomic war there arv no
victors. The Uullclln of the Atomic
ecieutlsta mukea that abuiiduully
clear. Atomic war Is iilobul sulelile
of the human race. In any other
type oi war we can no moro defeat
Russia and her allies than I can
winp joe Louis. Wallace Is right for
once. We AHE makluit war on Rus.
sla. It Is the truth that hurt.
Wallace was so right that It drove
ine political Kept women Into ft
frensy a senile, denture clicking,
sputtering rage. The poor, pitiful,
mentally ossified refugees from an
old peoples home. Little wonder the
chaplain looks over the emigres
slonal monkey house and then prays
for the nation. So do I.
ELMER BENNETT.
LEGAL NOTICES
auatMON roa ri ni.H'ArioN
. Etiultr Na. s.1la
"'.-rT'JE circuit count or Tiir
STATS Or OHECION IN ANl rOK
7.H.F..COllNTV r KLAMATH.
RALPH A. MYHICK. Planum,
OENEVIEVE VMYRICK. Defendant.
"rNUANTY'1 V' U-
OHXOOnT You bar.LT rq 1 1 rvd
MJ'"" ou In tha above entlllxl lull
i.7, iroin ine date or the
il ,?ubl,l;''"n of thU Summon. In
J ,,',r,ld ."" Newa. a newapaper
puuMBneu in Klamath
1Mb If" 7"n- whllh "Id ' la Ilia
----- ' w. iri. ana u you fall
u m" i wnl Ih"f'- Wain.
i nia summona la eerved upon you
i put',lc,'",n Putauant u order of
. - -,u " -uuenoer. judfa
5v. """' Court, made and
.7-. iCV order re-
qulrea that Summona herein be pub
lished on re a week for four aurceaalve
HfS- ..nd ,h, d' ' " 'i
April'.aS: IMt"'" 'umm"
U . BALCNTINC
A. M. 3 No. tWa.
THE CIRCUIT COt'FT Of THE
?n?Tiv ""'"O" TOH KLAMATH
IN THI MATTER Of THE ESTATg Or
Notlra la hrKv ,. i
filed mv final , ..-...'.;, L7""
J'n ot tha abov antltlad aatata and that
111 obJec,lona lo '-"--I account and
WM. GANONG.
Administrator with th will n
nKd of tha abov antHUd
A. 10-36; M. 3-10 No. OP
notice or riVAi. AceorsT
IN THE CIRCUIT COtTRT OF Till
aifiw. uf UHtuoN FOR THE COUN
TY OP KLAMATH.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Wl 1J LU.TIHAU FKKF.bE. OeCNMd.
NOTICE la htrebv mlvmn thai I hie
filed my final account and report
executrix of the will and estate of Otto
Conrad fi-Mie, deceaxed, and tha ahnvt
Court haa fixed 10 o'clock A. M. of Mjv
3. 1M7 ai the time, and the Clrrult
Court In the Court House al the City
of Klamath Falli, Oregon, at the place,
when and where any person may present
any objection or exception! to any thin f
thereJn contained, and at aafd time and
lr above Cowrt wUI finally aettle
tha said account
t ARTIE NICHOLS FREESE,
Executrix of tald estate.
A. 5-12-18-36; M. 3 Na 671.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that I
have filed my final account aa admlnl-itrator-wlth-wlll-anncxed
of tha estate
of MINNIE RANNIE, deceased, and the
Judge of tha Circuit Court of tha Stat
mi rviamiaiia i-ouniy, nmm
fixed ten o'clock In tha forenoon of
atpm zb. i7, ana tn courtroom of the
Circuit Court In the Courthouse at
Klamath rails. Oregon, aa the time and
place when and where any parson may
present any objection or exception to
anything therein contained, and at tald
time and place tha Court will finally
Battle aatd account
L. ORTH SISEMORE.
Adminlstrator-wlth-wlll-annexed of
'", oi All fin IK HAN N IE,
deceased.
M 29 A S-12-1B-26 No 660
DON
CALL- rtf
ABOUT AUTO TTfj 'A. J
waiNCtiJjT
The Family Wash Is An All
Day Job
DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT!
at
BOB'S LAUNDRYETTE you can wash your
clothes quickly and easily.
1719 Main
SPECIAL!
Limited Time Only
5 Yard Load $p
Loom Top Soil
Free delivery within 3 miles of
Shasta Way and Madison ,
CALL 4265
Klamath Concrete Pipe Co.
Crown Of
fid r
. m
Pat McMillan, Junior rantlltlule, ra erownrd u
week-end Jn eeremonie laal nim at the Klamath K
rearh, place the (lower erown an Queen Tat' curl
crown bearer; Deverly Younf and Helen Kekert. prln
and Hantlra Moore, prince. The queen and her eour
noon and the meet tonlilit on Modoc field.
Klamath Flying Sews
No lee on Lake
Wednesday. Joe Hick flew with
Penny Pavne and Oene Uuratil uf
Lakeland Flying Service to Lake o'
the Woods In a Hruubllc Be u bee.
landlnit at the boat dock at lllcka'
slimmer place, where they ate a
picnic lunch. The lake l clear of
Ice now. road are belim conditioned
for summer travel and the resort I
busy with preparations lor open
ing. Crop-Duster Test
Chet Stlnson tested his new Piper
Cub crop-dustlim apparatus Thurs
day al the Mtirel Long ranch on
Lower Klamatn lake ana report
the tests verv satisfactory, t-avton
BlelRht. photographer for Lakeland
Flying Service took aerial anoia oi
the operation.
Sparky Adam plan to do aome
Word Sought Of
Joseph Budzelka
City police are looking for a man
mimed Joseph Budzrlki'. 61) years
old, who I hellcved to be working
111 or around Klamath Full.
Word of his whereabout Is want
ed by his daughter, Mrs. Edward
Zontek. 673 Hi'slep street, Donora.
Pa. Budzelka Is described as being
S-feet-U, weight 159 pounds, with
sandy hair and blue eyes.
PLYWOOD MILLS
Midwestern distributor hss re
quirement for any and all fir
plywood Items write, wire or
phone I Nlvcrslty 3-5700.
MIDWEST LUMBER AND
PLYWOOD CO.
15480 WYOMING,
DETROIT 21, MICH.
HITLER
FREE
YES!! FREE!!
We wmt you on our miilini
.i;N..ATlriWAl CilVVK Tf
me Im hence mil
The LAST ISSUE
of Geimsn itsmpi boie Hiiler profile. Duff
to the sudden end of the wir ihe iitue wsi
mill and our lupnlr, while limited, U ihc
JifRttt to our kouwlrdftc! Two of (hue icsrce
mmpf rlui i ttamp ISSlIHD FOR THE
EXf.XUSJVIi USF. OF Till; GliSTAPO AND
OTHI:R NA7.I OfFICIAIJi ABSOLUTELY
FREE! Send tor yourt now! Only on let ro
eich icquett. When mailed we will include
other of our ti citing offer for your impeciinn.
r. K. BARKEt, Box 448, Palo Alto, Calff.
Phone 9234
1
finma.
MONDAY. April II, INI, Teie laraa
Spring Flowers For Pretty Queen
een of the 10-30
fertilizer spreading test over about
40 lures uf the Karl Uehlluger
ranch on the Merrill road Monday
for the Pelican Dusting company.
Adams files a Bleartiutn In his
agriculture work, cruising about 10
feet above the ground.
The next lob for the company
will be dusting clover on Martin
Orcein ranch out by the alrmirl,
using DDT. Oraln-weedlng will be
umlcrliikcn by Adams In the near
future over the line at Tulelake.
with 34-D or slnox.
a a
Halo Flight
Clarence Courtney, cook at the
Busy Bee cafe, was soloed In an Er
coupe by Oene Durant Tuesday.
Four more men successfully made
solo flights In Aeroncas from Blias-ta-Cascade
Flying Service this
week. They were Donald Part
ridge. Lyle Park. LeClalre Angua
and James Lear.
a a
Visitor Welcome
The public mav now line the main
gate to the United Air Lines han
AMERICAN
LEGION
CLUB
NOW OPEN!
Noon to Midnight
Sunday 2 p. m. lo 11 p. m.
For Legionnaires
and Gueitt
221 Main Naxt lo Wlllard
Hotel
Saturday Night
Surprise Night!
BUILD NOW
Large stock of lightweight Pumice Tile
available for immediate delivery
FOR
Homes, all types of Farm Buildings,
Retaining Walls, Septic Tanks, Etc.
Coll us for an estimota on
your building needs.
INSULITE PUMICE PROD. CO.
634 Market 8t. Phone 4245
CYLINDER
REBORIflG and
RESLEEVING
We have a good stock of cylinder
sleeves and pistons for any year and
model International motor.
. LIBERAL FINANCE
FOR EXAMPLE
Motor Job $350
Payments (12 Mon. Contract) $30.90 Mon.
DICK B.
INTERNATIONAL
llth and Klamath
6AT1'HIIAT, April U, , Fat Twt)
elub Invitational track meet llilij
all armory. Bob lleiidrrtliull, KI'IIS aaalalanl track
a her court look on. Left to rlilil, I'rit-y I'lrtlirr,
eeei Patty Myer. honorary prlncea: llemleraliult,
I will rule al the track meet' preliminaries till after.
gar, according lo Wilbur Whitromb,
airport mnnagcr, who extends an
Invitation lo the public lo visit the
CAA oil Ices which have been re
cently renovated.
Originally using two rooms, the
communication department now
has lour on the secono Hour oi tne
tower building and has moved Hie
main office Into the front section
with additional windows offering an
excellent view of Hie field.
New equipment for the office I
expected soon.
The communications oflice I
oieraled on a IH-lumr srltrdule
with a five-man crew on duly un
der M. K. Arbuckle, chief commu
nicator. FOR RENT
Office Suite
13J Main
Klamath
Netted Gems
Drop Seed
700 Sacks
On year from certlfleation.
Formerly Hmall Montana
Hue Tar.
IMtU U TO HKI.I.
ALSO
One Row Iron Age
Planter
CALL OK SKI!
EGGERS
Olene Store
MILLER
TRU(CK division
a