PACE NIN8
SATURDAY, WIRY I?, 1947
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
ftiiardk Talfp
I W W
Tosts In
Fremont (
Forest fuartls liava iiuur been -
elinrrt to their slutluiu within the
rrrmotil forest. A werk'i Iralnlni
school In June (Ivrn nil iimnll
to"kriiialnl litem with llielr lu lira
tnA rrtpnnslblllllMi whllit ill their
IKllimn. 'Ilia guariU mulmtril lire
fiillnwal
k Wiirnpr cltntrlut: Clerk, MiuiiiiiTt
Kllilltlli; I.nkevlrw firemen, Hub
Klnimli, Olyile Knimi, Kit lliibaoit,
Jack I'emllpUin: Abrrl Him, Dill
.PI LES
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
HO PAIN NO IKIUCITALI.A TKIN
Kv Ne I.MIS l Dm
P.rmsii.nl lls.ullit
: DR. E. M. MARSHA
,, (.hlrectrat'He PlicilelBN
J2S Ne Ilk - tMfiilf. lli.slr nirif
n rhH isee
MoiKiin; Diakos pr-nk, Lrn l'ciiwHy;
8 li o t r I n v, liluyiia Thompson.
Ui'tiws Valley district: Uuuiiur peak,
Curl Vnelrki'U linn hike, Lee Tra
cy; Unit niountiilii, William Lmiei
KlUwitUtr iiolnt, Krnlo Myers; Hliile
Line, Jack McHrldo; Hlinwlinry
liiokiiut, Howard Htiinhut li. illy tlls
trlut : Clerk, Irving Tlitiinus; f Iro
mitn, tlll MhkwoII: I'lshhnle look
(iut, Duve Marshall; Hiirsolly look
out, Hiiinilcl I'ylc; Kono fliomtui,
Ken Carlson, Unlnliiis Pouter:
Hume viillry fliciiiiiii. Donald
Bterle.
Paisley district: clerk, Uenovlove
I'iK'lirlii; llioiimn, lbiss Uunnlsler;
llnlil Hulls liKikout, Dirk Nelson;
C'urrli'r rump lliemiin. Ted Tyknl;
Fremont I'olnt lookout, Kulo Jeff
ilea: Koiuid Hits lookout, John
Ore: Dairy urerk fireman, Omiriie
Pike; Unity crunk telephone oper
ator, Mm. Clrorue I'lke. Silver Lake
district: Clerk. Joint O'Krefo; lire
mnii, Wulter l.llletitliul; Uiild
Mouiitnlii lookout. ( liurlea Evans;
linker Moiiiiliiln lookout, Al Mar
sliall: liiHlinun Hock lookout, Ho-
bert Btitrr; Hkcmkum Untie lookout,
Duve Bhlik: McCiiriy Untie look-
; out, Dob Meaiii'ttiter: Pumice Unite
lookout, Millard Thomtia.
Kveryane inrnuliig within the
I Fremunt forest should have
I cainplire permit whlrh ran be ob-
tnlnrd at the post office building
In l.akevlew, or from any ol the
above Hated guards. Kslrrme care
In the wouda la requested by the
loral forest nfflrera to prevent for
eat Urea,
Gl Loans
Show Gain
Lowered real entitle price, re
flecting to the benefit of buying
veterans, figured hiriiely In a
mnrked Increase for OT loans In
Oreiion during June, Patrlrk W.
Kllliy, voloruiis administration con
tact rciiresnntutlve In tills area, re
marked Uxlny,
Quotum VA regional reports, Kll
by an Id that 476 Oregon veterans
gained approval Inst month for Ol
loans amounting to t2.6U7.904.2u,
which was nearly one-third higher
Until during April-May.
Home loans predominated with
400 for the month, a Jump of 60
over May. Business loans totaled
to, against 40 for May, while farm
loans showed utmost no gain, going
up only to 17 from a previous 16.
HI nee the Ol loan program begun
In Oregon In the full of 1046, tin
VA has approved 87611 loan for
World War II veterans, amounting
to 141,(06.131.67. Among these are
70211 on home 1247 on businesses
and 4HB on fiirnui.
Thus far, 403 veterans have puld
off their Ol loans, Including 318 on
businesses, 142 on homes and 4,'t on'
fnrms. Borne home borrowers, VA
officials believe, have found ex
penses too high and have resold
their property while prices re
miilued high, then cleared up their
loans.
Barley Crop
Held Good
MADRAS, July 18 irV- Harvest
ing machines worked Jefferson
county fields today with the pros
pect of sizeable bnrley crop but a
lowered wheat yield.
Mnnv farmers turned from wheat
to bnrlev planting this venr. A late
frost followed bv the Mnv drouxht
also cut Into wheat prospects ex
pected to total about 600.000 bushels
In comparison with 1.000,000 bushels
last year.
The combined wheat and bnrley
harvest, however, Is expected to
resell 1. 000.000 bushels.
One grain buyer. W. R. Orook.
began purchasing whe-i t 1186 a
bushel, priced on the field.
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Weighing only 65 pounds, this new Boeing turbo-jet engine Is believed
to be the smallest of ita type ever built. The engine, which develops ISO
pounds of thrust, is Z9 Inches long with a maximum diameter of 22
inches. A 1 '4-inch turbine wheel, driven by rapidly expanding exhaust
gases produces the power. Above, a Boeing worker demonstrate It
light weighL
Boeing Aircraft Develops
Lightweight Jet Engines
By The Associated Press
SEATTLE Little, but. oh my I
That's what may be said about
two new lightweight gas turbine
engine announced today by the
Boeing Aircraft company as trie
outcome of four year research
Into propuUlon problem involving
Jet-powered airplanes.
Boeing engineers nay uie out
standing feature of the engine Is
the great amount of power
achieved in relation to their
welghu
One . engine delivers 200 nn:r
horsepower and weigh but 140
pounds. Thl compares w.ih a
weight of approximately 600
pounds for a so-horsepower en-
This model, a turbine driving a
Drorjellor. auoears suited, Boeing
says, for use botn In small air
plane" tts the prime power source
and In large airplanes as an auxil
iary power plant. It Is 42 menu
long by 22 Inches in maximum
diameter.
Boeing suggests that with luriner
development It might be used in
bouts and target plane and per
haps automobiles. However, the
tremendous heat created involve
a problem of shielding when it
come to use in cars.
The other model, a turbo-jet.
produce 150 pounds of thrust yet
weighs only 85 pounds. Boeing
explains that a pound of thrust Is
roughly equivalent to one horse
power but that thl is true only
at an air speea oi in mnes u
hour.
The turbo-let is 2 Inches by 22
Inches In maximum diameter. High
velocity exhaust gases, headed to
1500 desrees fahrenheit in two
burner chambers, drive a 7 t Inch
turbine wheel.
Boeing says It can be used as a
starter engine for larger Jet unit
or turbines and a a thrust source
for missile, glide bombs or small
airplane.
The engine, cooled by itself, use
either gasoline or kerosene. The
fuel 1 ignited by spark plug and
speed is controlled by a throttle.
Cost of operation as compared
with conventional engine ha not
been definitely determined but Boe
ing believe, on the basis of horse
power developed, it would ne soout.
the same.
There are only two main moving
part, the .turbine and the com
pressor, and oecause oi ine sim
plicity of construction Boeing lays
.the engines should be cheap to
build in quantity.
Contract are being negotiated
witn the military services for con.
structlon of additional engine.
Oreqonian Cut
To Five Days
PORTLAND. July l m The
newsprint shortage will out the Ore
ganlan to a flve-days-a-week sched
ule for It classified advertising next
week.
The newspaper, which already
had eliminated classified ads from
Saturday editions, said It would be
forced to keep them out of Mon
day's edition for an undetermined
period of time In the 'uture.
M. J. Prey, general manager of
the newspaper, ssld adjustment
also would be made In display ad
vertising.
Lowered production at the Haw
ley Pulp and Paper .nlll, hampered
by low water In the Willamette
river, was blamed.
Fish Pact Ready
For HST Signature
WASHINOTON, July 19 We
President Truman's signature was
awaited today on ltgjlailon em
powering the International Pacific
salmon llsherles commission to reg
ulate and protect the salmon Indus
try on the Fraser river system. The
senate yesterday passed the meas
ure, previously approved by the
nouse.
LEGAL NOTICES
he made md entered by ttit Ahnvt tii
miea court uinoruine ine wvv' "I
the lov eute to ell all real
u rone r ! In aald Mtela be ton m In lu the
above named Thumae McUntra.
Tiw deecriimnn or uie real prooeriy
for which a flcrmea la or eyed to tell ilm
aamt te ae (nllowi:
Faat forty Htn reel or un live
and ! 0i of Blmh ftfly-eta 'Mi t.(
;iiy or
Ijthevlew
Kiamalh ralU. Klamath County and
according, to the official plat tnerenf
on record In the County Clerk' Office
In .filrt nnuniv.
WITNr.SB. tha Honorable David R.
Vnnrirnherjf, JitriRe of the Circuit Court
of the H title of Oregon, for the count?
of Kiamalh thla lath day of July tU4T,
DAVID n VAN DEN UK ni!
Circuit Judge
SEAL) Atteat: ClIAfl. T. DeLAP,
Clerk
y; N A DINE WALKER.
DDuty.
JI. IB M: A. 2-9-1 No. 7M.
CITATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE
sHAlE OF OrtJOiON IN AND VOH
J HE COUNTY UF KLAMA111.
IN THE MATTER OF TliZ (iUAHDIAN-
SH1H Or THE ESTATE OF THOMAS
mcouihc, An incompetent fereon
TO Trtomae McGulre. an Incompetent
person, ana to John McGulre, North
Warnuck St.. Philadalphta, Wnruyl
vame. Annie Grim, Block Island,
Rnoda Island: Margaret Fredenburg,
2S30 Nlcol Ave , Oakland. California;
T nomas E. Harrington, 72 Dovr, Fall
River, Massachusetts; John J. Harring
ton, 72 Dover, Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, next to kin of the aald
Thomas McGulre, GREETINGS:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORE
GON: You. and each of you arc hereby cited
and required to appear In the above en
titled court and mattar on the 2nd day
of September, 1M7. at 10:00 A. M. of Mid
day, then and there to show cause. If
any, why an order and license should not
MOTICK Of' Aci'1,11 A'lioN TO ftfctwii
PkUMONAl fHUCsKTV
IN Tile. btnLuii CUUriV OF TUB
STAiK us UHBAJim in aiiu iwn
THE COUNTY O Kl-AMAltl.
IN l HE MATTER Uf THL OUAHUIAN-
SHIP Or THK Da l A 1 1 US ItlUWlASI
McUUIHE. All Incomoeteni Person.
TO Thomas McGulre, an Incompetent
person, and to John Mcuuire, norm
Warnuck St., Pnlladelphia, fennsyl
vania: Annie Urlmes, Ulock Island,
Rhode Island; Margaret ff'redenuurg,
2KI0 Nlcol Ave., Oaaland. California:
Ihomaa E. Harrington, 72 Dover, Fall
River, Massachusetts; John J, Har
rington, 72 Dover, Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, next to kin of the eaiej
Thomas McGulra, GREETINGS;
NOTICE
You, and eacn of you are hereby given
notice by the undersigned guardian oi
the estate ol the auova iiameu incom
petent, th t he nas filed his petition in
the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
in the above entitled matter, praying
for the sale of personal property now
In his hands belonging to tne above
named Incompetent person, Thomaa Mc
Gulre, and that the court haa set 1(J:U0
A. M. of the 2nd of September, HH7, lu
the Circuit Court room aa the time and
place for a hearing of aald petition, and
objections to the same. !f any, asking
for the sale of the personal property be
longing to the said Incompetent.
That the personal property described
and designated In the aald oetltion la aa
follows:
1 small wood cooking stove
1 single bed and springe
1 leather couch
1 home-made two-wheel trailer
1 home-made two-wheel trailer
1 Lot mlacellaneoue farm machinery,
wheels, lumbar, aa Junk
1 house trailer
1 Model A Ford rear and
1 1M Model A Ford coupe. Motor
No. A 25001 13: 1642 license No,
327-773, registered to T. E. Mc
Gulre. Dated this 13th day of July, HM7 al
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
U. L. JOHNSON,
Guardian.
Jl. l-2: A. 2-0-10-23 No. 787.
Klamath County, Oregon
Semi-Annual Report of Treasurer
Klamath Falls, Oregon
at MM ART OF BUSINESS TRANSACTED FROM DECEMHtB 1, ItM TO JUNE M, 1M1
Armory Administration ..
Bonanza, City of .
Bonanza, Road .
Current Expense
County City Jail Fund
Chlloquln. City of
Chlloquin, B At I
Chlloquln, Road ,, , , ,
County School
County School Unit, Special
county school Unit, B I
County School Unit, B it I Investment -
County School Unit, Special Serial .
County School Unit, Equipment Reserve -
County School Unit, Equipment Reserve Investment
Dog License -
Dog License Investment . .
u ta tea
County Fair Maintenance , .,
County Fair Maintenance Investment .
Fire Patrol . .
General Warrant Bond Sinking .,.
General Warrant Bond Sinking Investment
General Warrant Bond Interest
General Warrant Bond Interest Investment
Grazing Act
Horsefly Irrigation District, B St I
Horsefly Irrigation District, General
High School County .
Klamath Kails. City of
Klamath Falls, B 4c I
Kiamatn rails Koaa
Eleven Ships Due
In Portland
PORTLAND. Ore., July 1
Eleven ship are due at lower Co
lumbia river piers In the next lew
dava the lamest number of cargo
ships to arrive In a short period
since wartime.
They will tie up at Astoria. War
renton. Wauna, Westport and Brad-
wood. The first, the Xsvler victory,
already Is at Bradwood to take on
lumber.
JUNIOR 8IZE
BICYCLES
FOR 5 TEAR OLDS VP
POOLES
US South 1th
Klamath Irrigation DUtrlet O At M
Kiamalh Irrigation District. Construction .
Kiamatn Irrigation uiiirici, ocncrai
Klamath Drainage District. O St M
Klamatll Drainage District, Construction ;
Keno Irrigation District, o St M
Keno Irrigation District General
Langetl Valley Irrigation District. O St M .
Langell Valley Irrigation District, B gc I .
Library Caunty -.
Law Library .... '
Liquor Enforcement
Liquor Enforcement Investment
Lakeshore Garden Drainage .District .
Malln Irrigation District. O St M
Malln Irrigation District. B gc I
Malln. City of
Malln. B gc I
Malln Road
Malin Community Park sc Recreation District
Malin Community Park gc Rec. ConstrucUoo rund
Malln Community Park at Rec Investment
Merrill, City of
Merrill. B gc I
Merrill, Road ,
Merrill sural rire District
Meadows Drainage District, O gc M .
Museum
Muceum Investment
Pine Grove Irrigation DUtrlet. O gc M .
Poet War Road Sinkln
County Road
Road Bond sinking
Road Bond Sinking Investment .
Road Bond Interest
Road Bond Interest Investment .
School District No. 1 special
School District No. 1. B Si t
School District No. 1. B Be I Investment .
school uistncl no. l, special serial .
School District No. I. Special Serial Milts School
Shasta View Irrigation DUtrlet. O gc M .
Shasta View Irrigation DUtrlet. B St I
Shasta View Irrigation DUtrlet Emergency
State Game Commission
Sunnvside Irrigation DUtrlet. O gc M
Sunnyslde Irrigation DUtrlet. B gc I .
Union High School District No. 1 Special
union rlign scnooi uwtnet no. i, a e i ..
Union High School District No. 1 B I Investment
Union High School DUtrlet No. 1, Special Serial
Upper Van Brimmer Drainage District ,
Willow Valley I miration District. O M ,
WUlow Valley Irrigation DUtrlet, General
Balance
Deceaab,r 21, It4
3JM87
-. 1,213.54
oi.ai
78.W0.1S
. l.4.o5
186 31
3B7.1?
7J
13S.684.82
174.987. M
14.023 72
40.000.00
84 .699 ta
3.9&O.S5
10.000.00
1.634. 84
1.000 00
SS4 34
10.307.87
14.000 00
3.5SS.32
3.212.44
13.000.00
408 58
1.000.U0
3. 67083
143.81
114 SO
24.18
.00
.00
.00
58.034 34
25.132 14
2.177 3
48.014.73
- 911.81
2787
.00
5.930 23
7.623.00
t.463.48
74. SS
1.4S5
1.000.00
872.9.1
12.087.39
5.187.47
1.959 SS
3,97892
53 88
03,873.42
.00
40.900 00
.00
.00
.00
1.882 01
290 S3
' S.73S.7J
14.000.00
4.S07.2
14S.880.S3
49.728 11
3,320.01
S4.0O0.0O
878.34
19.000.00
105.870.34
71.223.21
35.000.00
18.834.48
41414. OH
3 20
73S.S1
103 SO
1,411.91
1,898 97
94.88
149.S51.03
7.978.M
170.000 00
S3.448.04
488.61
4 251 :
93.74
LESS TRANSFERS .
I32,747.9
Oisberse-
aacata
I 4.12370
U1334
21 28
209S55 22
230.00
250.49
531 61
13.81
142,835 23
476.115 90
2.190.00
19,000.00
SSJ20S3
ijet.ss
.00
1.442.79
1.000.00
83105
10.287.21
4.000.00
3.541.83
15.700.00
a3.000.00
407 25
l.OWOO
299.30
.00
.00
.00
t.463l
16.85868
298.13
SO.889.3S
30471.28
3.141.45
19.000.00
2.373.00
3.038.61
.00
8.933 39
7.110.21
,888.21
265.70
3.241 9
1.000.00
973.58
008.59
3.219.38
1.187.12
4.443 39
62 12
38.090.09
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
1-37.71
290.82
18.90
1.000.00
1.S87.3S
148.729.03
183449.50
7. 000. 00
17.000.00
1S6 32
19.000.00
183.072.77
83 .308.60
35.000.00
19.846 8T
47 ,7 40
.00
87.90
.00
ItUM
1,715.33
303 45
15 .949.12
120,587.83
14S.0OO.0O
SS.803.8S
S4S.43
.00
.00
tl.453.491.1
860J84.73
acsigta
3,123.37
301 21
5.43
222.880 03
40, (XX) f)0
110.23
31945
9.89
14.301.18
390,870.04
1938139
.00
14,18284
.00
.00
7.447.90
.011
317.08
.744.58
00
58.51
12,783.71
.00
1,049.83
.00
1.282 94
.00
.00
32.78
463 33
16.S58.8S
298.13
14467.40
10,001.59
1478.7S
180.94
310.S4
1.019.10
2.000. 00
3.390.27
3.281.95
1.8SO0S
1,77-73
.00
100.63
.224. 72
831.27
227.47
483.47
24
1.796.18
38.144.77
.00
323 21
343.03
10.44
459.02
50 63
3434.70
.08
588 27
S.SS3 3
133.958.94
19410.87
.00
19.754 33
.00
56,202.43
41.929.45
70.000.00
1.822.19
8.753 31
.00
72 40
.00
38.4
1.023 94
380.74
88,098.10
150.192.m
25.000.00
8..W5 64
229.63
.00
.00
1.434.791.37
890.984.73
KCONCILIATION Or BANKS ACC0UNT, JUNE N. !
rirst National Bank of Portland, Klamaui rails, orefon.
Bank Statement Balance
Cash on Hand
ni,o s
National City Bank of New York, Cash on Hand,
Per Bank Statement
V. S. National Bank of Portland, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Bank Statement Balance
OuUtanding Checks No. 11389 663O0
1,883.00
Balenre
Imut M. 1941
3.59954
301.31
9.43
89.874.98
10174.85
18.14
99.01
1.80
10.031.83
S9.721S
27.719.11
39.000.00
13.583. IT
1,61900
10.000.00
1,839.95
.00
340.33
8,763 22
10,000.00
.00
3S9.15
.00
1,047.14
.00
I, 634.20
143.81
1I4.8R
18.93
.00
.00
.00
tJ.132.J6
4JS3.49
1.O10.2S
..... M,S76.7
3.747.65
3,239 36
2.000.00
2.567.11
3.694.74
1,677,31
10S.M
1400.00
.00
' .00
.183.91
1,799.39
.00
.00
.00
ir.381.Sl
S.14477
40,000.00
333.11
43.03
10.44
80 33
so.a
1.934 93
II. 000.00
3.486.30
8O4.07
'' ie.337.15
15.440.S8
7,000.00
18,846.54
.00
.00
? 9,758.08
0,000.00
.00
.00
T471
108.80
.80
1,007.98
7117
.00
6. 301.60
90,000.00
.00
88 1
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13.74
915,048.03
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I.803.0O
No. 11431 .
NO. 11437 .
No. 1143 .
34.06
. 1.430.31
. 7.341.59
Cash on Hand
Bond Investments
Check Held for Collection
110,643.18
283,000.00
125.000.00
TOTA,A?1 LBA22 ta-H;n"iii-s!ilon 88-303 O. C. L. A., that the above U a true and correct statement 'of
the six months period, ending June 30. 1S47.
Jy. 19 No. 778.
C. L. LANGSLET,
County Treasurer, Klamath County, Oregon.
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Set Your Motor At The
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needs a motor tune-up from time to
time. When your car is ready, bring it
to us. Good service . . . quality work . . .
the right price.
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