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.. , *1• JUNE, 1948 20C * CAMPAIGN TO PASS GAS TAX AMENDMENT .#...1 - b *S. D. AIR TOUR JUNE 3-4-5-6 * EXPERIMENTAL PILOT COURSE * < * ANNUAL AIR FAIR JUNE 27 * ANNUAL N. D. FLYING FARMERS AND RANCHERS _1 -- I' l'-! + , CONVENTION JUNE 24-25 , 4- J J ATTENTION , - Neighbor U 1- 1-,-1-4.ZYAEK-.W and Farmer: -*lb-/<Id'm)- - 3' Agriculture is here to stay However, the profits from agriculture are never assured until the crop Is harvested Now modern aviation has developed ap- pl ication methods for the positive con- trol of weeds and insects in a crpland _ and pasture with the use of a proven ester formulation of 2,4-D. Also great strides have been made todarws the use of airplanes in seeding acreages. The THOMPSON SPRAY CO, INC, invites your attention to Its complete aerial spray and seeding service with licensed pilots and qualified crop tech- niques to fulfill your demands May we invite you to attend one or more of these following meetings featuring aerial spraying, Agriculture's full color sound movies on spraying and how it can make a greater yield and profit for every farmer that wishes to avail his farm to this modern service. Cleans weeds out of small grains, corn, ffax, and --- Get the facts todoy on farm pastures PROVED-on more than 500, , DOD acres in 19471 Use no more than 1 gallon of oil per acre with only 2/4 to 2 pints of Weed-No-More! 1 NEW FREE BULLETINS - Before you buy any 2, 4-D TRADE MARK weed killer, get all the facts on Agricultural- Weed-No- More performance on farms like yours Ask for our new free bulletins. THOMPSON PRODUCT OF SHERWIN-WILLIAMS RESEARCH Dickinson, North Dakota SPRAY CO. Municipal Airport A JF . "THE VOICE OF DAKOTA AVIATION" ~ 0746£**d 074#G DAKOTA FLYER By C. T. Thompson A TRIBUTE TO THE AVERAGE FLYING FARMER,-He lS 36 years II June, 1948 No. 8 Vol. old, has an average of 439 fying hours Holds a Private Pilots hcense Editor ....Geneva E. Schow and has been Rying for about 29 months He gets more utility from the city dwellers, Business Manager .Carl T. Thompson his plane than uslng it for everythmg from richng fences, carrying school children to One Year Subscription-42.00 shopping trips *** Advertising Rates Furmshed Upon Request NEW FOUR PLANE AIRCRAFT- Aiming at the four place family + Publlshed Monthly at the Office of the Conrad Publishing Company, Bis- plane in a lower price range is the marck, North Dakota. PIPER FAMILY four place MO- DEL In the 2 place price feld sells for $3825 -The AERONCA SEDAN with its all metal wing lists at only CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION $4725-The metal fuselage CESSNA 170 family car of the air, has a Third Region beautiful interior and sells for ITINERARY FOR JUNE, 1948 $5475. *** MOUNTAIN PEAK HIGHER THAN June 3 Thurs. Municipal Airport Grand Forks, N D. ..Written Exams MT EVEREST-Based at Lanchow, China, American manufacturer Mil- June 8 Tues. Municipal Airport ton Reynolds and U S. and Chmese Jamestown, N D. .Fhght Tests scientists were engaged in making a series of flights over Northwest June 9 Wednes. Port O' Mmot Minot, N. D. Flight Tests China to find a mountain peak higher than Mount Evbrest, in In- June 10 Thurs. Municipal Airport dia, the earth's loftiest. - Williston, N. D. - Flight Tests June 15 Tues. Municipal Airport Fargo Air Traffic Bismarck, N.D.. Flight Tests Hits All Time High June 16 Wednes. Worth Field Hector Field, Fargo, North Dickinson, N. D Flight Tests Dakota has announced its all-time high in air-tnffic ' during the smnmer of '47, C"""""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""" Traffic Tower reported over J - 10,000 landings and take-offs, , i Lake Region Flying Service, inc. more than when the Army Invites You to Call at was operating off the Beld. BELL AIRPORT - - DEVILS LAKE, N. D. 0R ROLLA MUNICIPAL, ROLLA N. D. When Visiting the Dakotas Stop at We Guarantee Courteous, Dependable Service CAA Approved Flight School, No. 5974 Border Aviation Offering: Flight Training in Private, Commercial Instructors Courses MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Dependable Shop Service Available Langdon, North Dakota NITE CLUB AND RESTAURANT ON FIELD STINSON - - CESSNA - - AERONCA LUSCOMBE - PIPER Dealers AIRPLANES Dealers for Sevdy-Sorenson Aerial Lightplane Sprayer Bob Wells, Operator Phone 802-L, Devils Lake PAGE THREE FOR JUNIE, 1948 ¥ I . '. 1 Changes in r. Airport Act Mal or changes and general sim- plification of regulations for ad- ministering the Federal Airport Act, in accordance with the CAA program of reducing the paper work in connection with the Air- "* port Program, have been announced by F B 'Lee, Acting Administrator \L < r·· ,,| of Civil Aeronautics Exclusive Gasoline Contracts I AN AUXILIARY FLYING PROGRAM has been put Into effect in Significant among the changes, May 1, is North Dakota, with the first official meeting of the 242nd Composite which become effective Squadron held m Bismarck m May the provision permitting exclusive , Pictured above are local reservists and commanding officers of the contracts for the sale of gasoline, 60 Reservists ~d officers who were in attendance, they are, back row, 011, repair of aircraft and the sale left to right. Lt Boehm, Lt Dick Barron, Capt Franstad, Lt. Ell Tor- of aircraft parts and equipment In renee, MaJor Britton, Lt T. Marking, Capt VanWormer, and Lt, Ray, allowing exclusive contracts, how- Seated. Ma] or Stocker, Col. Tenny, Col. Howard Myster, Col Wilhelm ever, the new regulations provide and Ma]or Dick Middaugh. that companies operating from The 242nd Composite Squadron was previously known as the Upper felds built under Federal Air Air- Missouri Valley Squadron This Auxiliary squadron is under the Jurls- Port Program, may repair and fur- diction of the,137th AFBU (Res Tng) ADC, Wold-Chamberlain Field nish parts for their own aircraft. in Mmneapolis, Mlnnesota Furnish Own Gas and Oil . This program is primarily set up to bring Milltary flying nearer the The new regulations permit op- 1 USAF Reservist Two, three or more AT-6' and AT-11's will be stationed erators at the field to furnish their 11 at the Bismarck Municipal airport for a period of two, three or more own gas and oil, even though an ' days every month, number of days will depend upon the activity of the exclusive right has been awarded squadron. by the sponsor. The sponsor may Being the first Reserve set-uR in North Dakota reservists feel this is require that aviation gasoline and , I a definite significance to the growing strength of the 2nd United States oil purchased off the airport and Air Force. delivered to the airport, be stored in specific places The sponsor also r control in the Upper Mississippi may require operators ' furnishing Aerial Sprayers Valley region their own gas to utilize such stor- Dr Stahler laid out five major age and dispensing and dehvery Hold Meeting precaulions to be strictly observed system as the sponsor may desig- A special meeting was called by by the sprayer· (1) PROTECT mte. PLANTS from 2,4-D Sevdy and Sorenson on May 7 at SENSITIVE Another important change is the ' 'Worthington, Mmnesota for all men dust and fumes (2) ONLY MINI- provision which permits sponsors ~ ~interested in aerial hghtplane MUM AMOUNTS of CHEMICAL to let contracts for construction .*- .spraying and dusting needed for Job-DON'T OVER- without competitive biddmg, pro- ' _. 2809*3 1 Men were represented from all DOSE (3) CHECK LOW-VOLUME vided approval of the Administra- carefully-faulty ap- ,parts of North and South Dakota, EQUIPMENT tor of Civil Aeronautics lS apphed ~Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa It plications costly (4) Have SEPA- for and given in advance of letting was consider~d one ot the largest RATE SPRAYER FOR 2,4-D or the contract. groups of Aerial Sprayers to con- cleanse carefully after use (5) USE , Eight Forms Eliminated gregate in the mid-west WISELY and ACCORDING to DI- , Simplification of the regulations Several chemical companies were RECTIONS 2,4-D is not a cure-all has been achieved by ehmination represented, Sherwin-Williams, The 2,4-D has been enthusiastically forms and combining two Broyhill Co, and Dr. Salsbury, con- accepted by farmers since its first of eight Project application and tributed a great deal to the success introduction as a weed killer since others assurance agreement forms of the gathering 1944 sponsors have been consolidated into one 4 Of special interest was the full Of greatest concern at the gath- color sound movie, "Agriculture ering was the control of this tre- The amended regulations provide New Conquest," representative mendous industry This new bum- that sponsors may use the two from the agricultural department ness in Weed Control is here to forms for project application and was the noted Dr B M Stahler of stay There are already many sponsors assurance agreement un- the U S, Dept of Agriculture Bu- shark's ln the business, out of state til May 1, when the uses of the reau of Plant Industry, who spoke fliers have already entered the consolidated form becomes manda- on the use of Aerial 24-D in weed (Continued on Pase 5) tory PAGE FOUR DAKOTA FLYER . local tam, shirts and helmets will be supplied by them. Modek Bill Dribnenki and Art May will drive th'eir cars to Olathe, Kansas 4 where the winner of the local An- nuaI contest will enter the National contest BIsmarck builders will en- ter the Fargo Civil Air Patrol con- test on July 6. This meet will be the boys first experience away from home fields -- AIRPORTS Airport landings and take-offs in- croa~ed nearly 40 per cent last year over-the year before, records show.