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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1947)
cha Y, JANUARY 23, 1947 Loan Limit e Is Sought pm — An increase from ' 'seooo in the Oregon vet- loan a« for the eequ.s.- , farms or homes, and loans state under the federal !S' loan guarantee provi- wjH be submitted to tfre legislature this winter. Di- .¿ rg e E. Sandy of the de- ^nt of veterans’ affairs dis , early this week. . aportant changes to be asked the veterans’ groups in the veterans’ loan act of 1945 _ __ ~ —-—- ♦ Murdock G. ROEDER Funeral D ire cto r and Ambulance S e r v ic e Pltone 1091 Crescent City, C a lif. PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON would, according to the proposed erans’ affairs to keep up the am endm ent prepared by Sandy’s taxes on the veterans’ m ortgaged d e p a rtm e n t from resolutions th at property, by providing for an w ere adopted last sum m er at the additional amount to be added s ta te conventions of the three to the purchasers’ regular in leading organizations: stallm ents. 1. P e rm it use of the loan to Sandy said most of the pro pay for m ate ria l and labor for posals came from resolutions, all new dw ellings and garages, new passed by the Am erican Legion farm builidngs and fences, or for departm ent convention at P o rt repairing or rem odeling the same. land last September, including the 2. Remove au th o rity for fore increase to $6000, the transfer closures and the liquidation of of appraisal rights, and the state p roperties thus acquired, from loan under the GI bill. The Dis the s ta te land board and place it abled American V eterans and w ith the d irector of veterans’ a f V eterans of Foreign W ars had passed sim ilar resolutions, except fairs. that both these groups have ask 3. P erm it the widow of a v et ed th at the loan be raised to e ra n who had died a fte r being $10,000. approved for a loan, to succeed To lend money under the GI to his loan right, or to continue guarantee, the state would first paym ent on his loan w ithout any require the veteran to submit a change in the interest rate, pro lette r stating that he could not vided h e r husband died during obtain the loan from a “recog the tim e of m aking re-paym ent. nized regular lending agency.” 4. P revent attach m en t by the* creditors of any “right, paym ent or proceeds” of any such loan. 5. Increase the interest r a t e 1 from four per cent to five per cent should the veteran tra n sfe r his property to anyone outside SALEM—Free copies of the of his im m ediate fam ily who is not ficial regim ental history of the a qualified veteran. 6. R equire the director of vet- 60th Infantry Regiment, in which a considerable num ber of Oregon men served during the recent war. will be made available to all members and form er members History of ‘60th” Available To Public /» m the Land of O pportunity upon request, it was announced Saturday by Governor Snell, at the request of the regim ental his torian. D irector George E. Sandy of the state departm ent of veterans' affairs, commending upon the a n nouncement, sa id the history “should be a proud testim onial to the men, liviqg and dead, who fought w ith this colorful regi ment." The nearest of kin of men who P age Seven w ere killed in action w ith th e 60th R egim ent are also e n title d to receive free copies, the gov ernor said. Those who wish copies of the history a re asked to w rite to: R egim ental H istoriat. 60th In fantry Regiment, APO 9. cart' of Postm aster, New York, N. Y. Governor Snell urged th a t a ll Oregonians eligible to receive the tree histories w rite for them. Try Classified Ada— They pay! B R O O K IN G S -H A R B O R Real Estate For Sale See “Pete” when in need of a home, bulb land, or any property in the Brookings-Harbor Area. Insurance Coverage For Your Every Need! Pete J.'Lesm eister Agency Real Estate And Insurance Central Building Brookings, Oregon THIS WEEK’S BIG SPECIAL •AMOUS DELICIOUS SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 43c t-pound box ................................................................. CHETCO STORE Vilson Freeman, Proprietor Brookings By Ed and Mendy Howdy, Folks: This cod in a hed season is tough and we feel we could Ixmefit out readers with a few suggestions and cure. G E N U IN E UH IA Shower Stalls! White Enamelled Steel With (erem ac Base J. J. G allagh er I’ 1. U M B I N G NOW IN STOCK We have Two Westinghouse ^•gallon Electric Water Heaters have two only Automatic Electric Irons RANGES refrigerators roasters washing machines other appliances are beginning to move, so fc ,^ p,ace -vour orders now as they will be de- er in the order that they are received. BROOKINGS ELECTRIC & RADIO CO. v - A. MENDENHALL Let us say in the begin ning that we know the remedy m o s t taken for colds is advice. One of the best ways to catch cold is to hunt bear. The other evening, that was before the warm spell, we forgot and left the broom leaning up against the therm om eter. It was so cold that next morning th at the m ercury had run half-way down the broom handle. And a good way to prevent a cold is to wear a hat. I t ’s easier to check than a cold. Don’t feel bad if you’ve a cold in the head—even that is something. When cold it’s when a it’s ju st a rich man has a acute laryngitis but poor man sneezes, a cold. And even if you are rich, you couldn’t buy a b e tte r service than our Gas and Air for the money/ i _____ - | If you aren’t carrying a Chevron Credit Card now, come in and we will get you one. Now available, 6.00-16, i 7OOT6. Place your orders,: delivery can be made in a week in most cases. We are working hard to provide tele phones for everyone who wants one, and to rebuild our service until it is again the finest in America. . Before we can accomplish these objec tives, we must install a tremendous amount of equipment—wires, cable, switchboard», buildings and so on. We call this equip ment "plant". We are installing this new equipment as rapidly as we can secure it but many critical items such as lead and copper are »till difficult or impossible to obtain. During the year of 1947, we promise to "grow" as much new "plant" and a» many new phones as the supply of incom ing materials will allow. “ chevron Gas Station Station No. 5056 Eddie Thornton and V. A. M endenhall Jr. TELBPmB CHMIÏ
