Oregon mirror. (Portland, Oregon) 19??-19??, April 04, 1962, Page Page 6, Image 6

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    Paiíe 6
Wednesday, A pril 4, 1962
! HE OREGON MIRROR
HOUSES FOR SALE
BLACKWELL
TWO HOUSES
- - 447 N. E. Monroe - 50X100
lot - $10,500.00 - 1500.00 Dn. - Both houses are
in good condition.
CONGRESS
1007 N. E. KNOTT - Lovely modern corner home
with two large bedrooms, living room, dining room,
and bath on main floor. Floored upstairs for e x ­
pansion. A REAL BUY AT $16,900.00 - Call Mrs.
Barnett - AT 8-4671
2744 N. E. 16th - -
nace - $15,000.00 -
CANDIDATE
4 bedroom house - gas fu r­
FHA $14,000.00
933 N. E. KNOTT - - 3 bedroom colonial - large
kitchen - sun room - hardwood floors - fireplace -
double plumbing - automatic heat - E X C E LLE N T
CONDITION - A STEAL! $13,500.00 - Call Mrs.
Barnett - AT 8-4671
5752 N. E. M A L L O R Y
- - 2 bedrooms - house
furnished
including: d e e p fr e e z e - ironer - wash­
ing machine - electric stove - etc.
J.J. WALKER
REALTOR
4950 N.E. Union Ave.______________AT 8-5045
SUPPORT THE
OREGON MIRROR
ADVERTISERS
T.c.-TOM"
republican
Candidate for
U.S.
Repiesentati.ve
3rd
Congressional District; na­
tive
of Portland; age - 33;
married, 2 children; gradu­
ate of Univ. of Portland-De-
gree in Business; enlisted
U.S. Marines, 1954 r e - e n lis ­
ted, Korea; driver - Pacific
Motor Trucking; Registered
Associate-Mutual Fund A s ­
sociates, Inc.
Precinct Committee
Chairman. Oregon Republi­
can* Club (Secretary 1961),
O r e g o n Trumpeters (P o l­
itical Club), South City Re­
publican C 1 u b , P o r t l a n d
Builders T o a s t m a s t e r s ,
Team ster’ s Local 81, Mus­
cular Dystrophy Campaign
C o m m i t t e e 1960 and 1961
(Campaign Treasurer, 1960).
First Congressional Can­
didate in this District to file
by petition. Over 1500 vo­
ters signed petitions to place
his name on the May P r i ­
mary Ballot.
1167 signat­
ures valid.
C o n d u c t i n g a “ Grass
Roots’ ’ Campaign - contac­
ting voters personally-spen­
ding a minimum amount of
money.
comments by Mr. Black-
well. On Federal Aid to Ed­
ucation-“ Local control
of
our schools has provided o-
ver 60,000 classrooms per
year for the past 10 years.
Of the 40,000 behoof D is­
tricts in the country, only
one-half of \% have reached
their borrowing lim its .’ ’
“ The F ree Enterprise Sy­
stem has provided us with
the highest standard of living
in the World.
We are a
great country, not because of
our standard of living or the
material
possessions we
have, but because of our i-
deals and principles. Only
through the application o f
these ideals and principles to
Economics and Government
have we been successful.’ ’
“ If we can’t solve our pro­
blems on a local level, can
we expect to send them to
Washington t o b e solved
there? Local Control is Bet­
ter Control! We need r e p re ­
sentation in Washington that
will guard our local interests
and promote sound economic
p o licies .’ ’
DEANS
BARBER SHOP
Processing a Specialty
of
LORRAINE HOWARD
213 N .E . Hancock
AT 4-9233
SELL IT!
BUY IT
RENT IT
TRADE IT
BLAKELEY
Democrat Candidate For
SH ER IFF
HIRE IT
Member of Elks Lodge, Life Member D.A.V., Korean Vet
Chevrolet Legion of Leader, Charter member of V.F.W.,
Veteran of World War II
THRU THE
I will be sincere - honest and dedicated to the people I serve
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