The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 21, 1939, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTTTE BEND RUI.I.ETTN, BENT), OREGON, SATUtlTUY, OCTOBER 21, 1939 PAOB TrTRM RISE IN SUGAR AID TO BEETS Crop Worth About 150 Million Dollars Large Number of Men Arc Employed in Cultivation; Industry Helped Knit mVo City, Ululi, Oct. 21 Hj'i llurvnil (il llii HMD nuunr lieut imp vnlwd nl more I him $I.'iO.00J,'JOU U In lull iiwIiih with l(IU,(M)U Kiiiwent, fli'lil mill Imitory wmkrnt IIvImm In nlnn western unites, There urn 55 fiii'lm leu In Ihv nlim Miite iiii'u thai Induili'H Utiili, liliiliu, Miiiiliinii, WyimiliiK, Oii-Kon, Wuli IiimIiiii, Cullfiirnlil, Koiilh Duluitii iiml L'tiltn'lido. ()xriillotiH nf Ihv fuclurli nl umlr-r wuy fur llie kciimiii In liile Ni'ptemlier, reiit'lies u ouk In liile Or tnlicr unci will cmiliiiue until ewrlv Drreinlier will) ruin iivi-riiKinK Wl dnys ewli. Tim nlue-stiiti ri'illiin niiniiiilly pi'utlmi'i ulxiul 70 per c-i'nt uf tho tntul IkmiI miKur produced In the United HlutiiN. The rrinultidcr conic I nun MlrhlKim. Ni'brtwku. Indium luwu, Kniuuis, Mlnnrsutn, Ohio nnd WUcniuln. Ottlcuiiii nf tho wrilern Imluslry ritlmutril thry would produce nlxiut if4.24U.0OO one-hundred puund Imiki ol rrllnrd suuur llilx yeur rotnpiirrd with Ihv IU3U production ol 24.UO.OOU one-hundred pound Iwks. Iiiriime lo Kxrerd IUJH Figures However, thu return ul ulxiut JHS.440,XX) (mm rolinod sui'iir mid Jtl.OOO.IKK) (nun hy-pnidui:! Ixwl tup., luolwwim nnd iwet pulp (or slock fml will be hlMhrr thin ycur, of(i ciuIr mild, becnuMe of the hixher price now bpliitf received (or suuur. Ills totnl HiyrolU for hurvrtliiR mid proccviliiK tho 1U39 crop were rMlmutcil at 11.000.009 to t divided uiiioiik lUtl.JOU worker. Kiuphiuizliiii the Importance of miKiir beet to tho wont, Imluntry o( (k'iulji Mild other bonrfiu would lit t'ludo $20,784,400 received by tmn portjilliiii companion mid $I4,H4U.0U0 luiid fodrnd and sltile KovcrniuriiU in luxes. In tho Ulull nreu. officials rit limit ed 1U3I) ntierations would Hive mii ploymont to 2.100 workers In fuc lorlim und reccivliu ntutioiu and 19. 000 farmer and field worker Their payroll will be 1.810,240. V ill lie f the Utah miKur crop wan entlimited nl tl2,W0,000 pint mi ndldtinnal $51.. 000 In by-product. 'Ihe harvexl is from 51,340 acres, 1 Highl Kerlurlm in Idaho Idaho ha oikIiI factories and It uitur hnrvent will return n puyrull of M.2R4.5O0 lo 2,400 (artory mill ro itIvIiik worker mid 22.000 dinners nnd field laborer. The nuiiur con tent value of Idaho' beet was eall muted ut $17,520,000 with mi nddl i tlonul $731,400 In by-product, (ill ' hin veiled from 73,000 acre. There U only one factory in Wufth liiKton, but It will pruceiui (kW.OOO Ion nf beel that will yield ml esti mated 27,000 ton of suuur worth S3.24O.00U und $140,000 In bypro duct. Tho $544,000 payroll will k" to 300 factory worker and 2,700 furm r who will work a tuliil of KI.500 ncrei. Molilalia hit five faclorlc mid will process 000,000 ton of beet. The suuur yield wn esttmuted nl 137,000 Ion worth $111,440,000, while by product wore vnlurd at $7R.OO0. Miintnna iunr wui kom Include 1,500 in fuclorle and 13,GOO on fnmi tnlalliiK 75.0C0 acre. The mnnlnna pavmll wm eMlmiiled nt $3,1.16,000. This Association Has Never Paid Lett Than 3 On Savings! niRKCTORR a j. t.iNim D. H. rKOI'I.KS II. A, Mtl.l.KH W. II, I'KAK CAM. R. KHICKSON IIKO. P. IIOVF! FRANK It. I'IIIN(!B H W ftAWYKIt r. S, MoOAUVKV iff 'VtiviX Any Director Will Gladly Explain the Advantages of This Association Deschutes Federal Savings & Loan Association Wall & Oregon Locally Owned Government Supervised Bend, Ore. I. FAIRY TALE CHILD HORIZONTAL 1 Child of wonder hind. t.Sho fixperlrncru muny und fanciful udvrnlurr. 13 Culinlnntlon, 15 100 cent, 10 To fawn, 17 Pvi tiilnlng to Onul, IDOoddvi of tho drnd. 20 Fuy. 21 Diminctlve theory. 22 Fabled flnll. 23Klellfc unll. 24 1'icco of poetry, 25 Southcnit. 27 Tone 11. 28 Meanurv of area. Aiuwor to I'rovlou Pule SCUYAtDl YON? 47 Title of French king' heir. 51 Quantity. 52 I'crtnlnlng to runo. A4 Ilrniwiv 55 Sky color, 50 Kuropcun had. 87 Koplratory sound. 59 Lewis wrote her story. (0 He her to nmuse a Utile llrL iO Ornln. 31 To flit. 34 flank. 30 Finn. , 37 Upon. I 30 Hy.. 40 Animal. 41 Lava. 13 Rentful. In WynnilnK, 621.000 ton of beets will bo harvested from 50,000 ucren and prcM-e?ied by five factorie with the suuur yield of 108.000 ton worth $ll!.0UO.00O. Dy-prmluct were vulued ut 47 1.000. I'uvrolls in WynnilnK win mini $2,700,000, dUlribuled uiiioiik 1.500 factory nnd 13.000 fiirm work er. California lla 100,000 Acre Tiie picture In California I 10 fac tories pmeeninv 2,120.000 Ion nf beel. vleldlim :i33.O0O lorn of itiuar worth lm.0li0.000, plus $1,514,000 in by-proui'Ui from 100.000 acre. Cal llornln'i mgnr industry will pnv $5. 80.'l.000 lo 3,000 fuctory anil 27,000 furm workers. Colorado 17 fuctory will procest 1.710.000 Ion of heel, .-xuei ted lo yield 35:1.000 ton of suuur valued at $42,300,000 and $1,471,000 in by-products. Tho Colorado payroll wis estimated al $0,457,000, distributed aniniiK 5.100 factory worker nnd 40.000 farmer who till 150,000 acres devoted to ruiuur beuls. In Suulh Dakota the slnulo Diiint will Droces 7O.0C9 tons of mimr from 700 ucres. The yield of 10.000 ton uf Miliar was estimated lo bo worth $1,200,000. while value n( by-product was suid by olflciiil lo nupruxlmale $.'i9.3,0. Three hundred fuclor ""dlrt: i5 ' jj- 3 j zi ryi rn worn fern 5" 51 58 53 i i i i i i i i i i i i i ij If You Save For Happiness Read About This Government Plan! No tragic lostel of principal can ever mar the yean of happiness ahead of you when you invest your savings hers. For a pormanont agency of the United States Government insures you against loss up to $5,000. And you don't havo to sacrifice a gen erous yield to gat this ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Male this Association the cornerstono of your plans for a contented, happy future and you'll never meet with discouraging losses of principal. $1 Will Open an Account! Stop In at our office or write and we will gladly eplain the advantages of the Deschutes Fedoral Way of Sav lng. Whether you are interested In depositing $7.15 a month or $5,000 cash we believe that you will agree that this association offers one of the soundest plans of saving availablo anywhere. lOThn grlnnlnc cut In hvr Mory. 18 She I a favorite heroine of 24 Cold quartz. 28 Self. ' 28 Hull! 30 Knock. 32 Alleged fori., 33 House cover. 34 An escort. 35 Musical note. 38 Pertaining to the nervous system. 40 To restrain. 42 Armadillo. 44 According to. 45 Acid. 46 To soothe. 47Flut plnte. 48 Muplo shrub. 49 To warm. SOSmnll body of land. S3 Nny. 55 Before Christ (ubbr.). . 58 Verb tfynlnatlon. VERTICAL 2 AneMtrul uplrlt. 3 Tlmlwr tree. 4 To peruse, , 5 Pelted with i effVS. 0 You and I, 1 1dant. 8 Moves on. 9 Bungs. 10 Sick. 1 1 Serene. 12 Opera melodic. 14 One who ' catches cell. workers and 2,700 farmers and agri cultural worker will share a puy rull uf $544,000. Concert Association Will Present Star The Bond Cooperative Concert as fuiciution will open its season next W.Hlneiwluy, presiMUinK Rom; Bamp tnn, Metropolitun opera star, in o concert ut the hih, school tcynmn ftltim. T)it concert will bcin at 8 o'clock nnd .odiniiion will be by mrmbemhio curd only. ' Meinliefi of the o&KocUitiun who were enrolled luM week may ex change their receipts for membership curds nt the chamber oi commerce of fice boKinnhiK Monday, it wus an nounced today. Kone Hampton mnde her operatic debut nt the Metropolitan only a few yenr no, but has won nation-wide acclaim. She has been a favored soloist with the New York philhar monic, tho Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. l-ouis nnd Detroit symphonies nnd many other famous musical or ganizations. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results. JUNIOR RED CROSS UNITS ORGANIZED Fifteen ScIiooIk are Taking Tart in Program Thirteen D.-iu'liule county srhonls uie now dirolkd for junior Hed Cross woik unu nut Kf'up will nr liicrruwd In IS in the iicur future when the Knlmmicl Gruilc school und the Allen mhool nf Mend uro formally nixned lor Junior ucti vltir-n. Mm. Max ilcm- IriKwuy, chairman of this phaue of Kvd C'roKH activities, hua announced. The whoola already enrolled are Mi-id, Kenwood and Si. FioncW of Bend, Hluinvlew, Pinehurnt, Clovcrdale, staler, lumolo, Terrebonne, leth erow Butte. Younx and Kichardnon. In preparation for the 1939 Ameri can Red CroM roll call, lo open on NovcmlMir 7, the Junior of Allen und Kenwood hcIiikiIh are rnukinx ori(inul m,i1lt to ije dlHpluycd In downtown xtorcii. 'iheiic iichooU will aluo pre- M'lil lUxi Cross pluylett ut service cluos previous to Hie roll cull. Ihe Richardson school has ore pared an ulbum of Central Oreijon to exchunxe with a school of similar size in the south. The album contains or iuinnl urt work of Central Oregon scenery, bird and flowers, as well as InteruitinK duta deulinif with his tory, geoicruphy, sporU und indus tries oi this section of the stale. Sev- erul other schools of the county are planning tn make albums as a part of their Kcd Cross work this year. Muny of the enrolled schools have chosen holidays throughout the year for which they will make tray favors for the Si. Charles hospital. Mem bers at the Tctherow Butte school are working on ash troys and vases, to be presented to the hosoital. Mrs. Hemingway reports that the tchool children of the county, en rolled In the various junior units, are tuning part in the national safety campuign. "These boys and girls," she said "will be serving as members of a na tional youth army of 10,000,000 pupils of private and parochial schools who will take home check lists distributed by tiie Red Cross and will seek the cooperation nf their families in mak ing a careful examination of their homes end surroundings to find und remove all possible causes of acci dent, death and injury." "LojI yeor, there were more than 100.000 accidents on the farms of America and 4300 of these were fulai," Mrs. Hemingway suid. She added that "it is apparent that there is no one who has greater need for being uccident minded than the fanner." Mrs. Hemingway pointed out that the principal agents of farm accidents are, first, machinery, and second, livestock. County Court Proceedings BE IT REMEMBERED that on thu 4th day of October, 1939. the County Court met in regular session, C. il Allen. County Judge: E. E. Varco and Wm. J. Baer, County Commissioners, being present, the following business was irunsucieu: In the Mailer of Claims Against the County: Al this time the Court approved the following claims and ordered warrant drawn in payment of same. GENERAL FUND First National Bank of Port land, general assistance $856.70 First National Bank of Port land, blind assistance 4.00 First National Bank of Port land, aid to dependent chil dren 236.67 J. Alton Thompson, school supt., travel $31.71; office ex pense and postage $10.00; ex pense 50c 42.21 J. H. Loomis, acting probation oincer 48.00 Mrs. Carl Amundsen, board of prisoners 10.00 R. I. Humby, sheriff, auto and trnvel 2.60 J. A. Fountain, assessor, travel expense 9.20 Mnblc G. Livesay, county clerk, advertising parcel No. 4, land sale No. 33 2.25 Lois Scouten, extra clerk hire, treasurer's office - 7.50 Weed Control Fund, weed con trol .210.00 J. J. Wilt, assistant waterm as ter 42.23 Wm. J. Baer, county commis sioner 35.00 C. L. McCaulcy, sheriff, tele phone and telegraph $6.56; postage $1.65; auto and travel $4.00; transportation prison ers 25c 12.46 Mrs. R. E. Rudolph, school supt. clerk 39.00 Aubrey E. Perry, watermaster.183.76 Winnifred Fullington, county nurse, trans, patients $14.10; ; tel. $6.44; mileage $47.00; sup plies $1.50; laundry 13c 69.17 A. R. Von Lehe, reappraisal expense 88.05 Ray Falk, renpprniral expense.. 109.40 Downing Cafe, prisoner's board 56.13 Z. T. Gideon, justice of peace.... 34.00 State Department of Agricul ture, scaler of weights and measures 18.44 Association of Oregon Counties, membership fees . - 67.56 Richfield Oil Corporation, sher iffs expense 10.79 Oregon State Highway Com mission, school supt. expense.. .75 Pine Tavern, meals (county judgos, etc.) , 7.00 Northwest Printing Co., school superintendent, supplies .55 George Childs Hardware Co., sheriff, ammunition 2.90 Koo Lox Manufacturing Co., trensurer, supplies 5 50 You'll be delighted when you see how wonder fully clean we get your clothes and restore the original color and lite to your fabrics. $1 Men's Suits, Overcoats Plain Coats, JL CITY CLEANERS Billing's Bride? it,- 'V Romance is in the air for Warrep K. Billings, famous San Francisco Preparedness: day bqmbing prison er juU released from Folsorn after serving 23 years, and friends say he will wed Josephine Rudolph. Redmond Spokesman, legal puoucaiion w.U9 Midstate Hardware Co., jail i en jSchuman Auto Electric, sher- Ul s auto expense 4.2a Burroughs Adding Machine Co., City of Redmond, prisoner's meais Midstate Hardware Co, jail expense $4.22; courthouse 25c 4.47 W. B. Anderson Motor Co., sheriffs expense 8.80 Drs. Hemingway, commitment . examination (Cheney) 5.00 Bend Water Derjartmenf- tail. expense 2.25 Consumers Gas Corp., justice of peace, gas service 1.00 Ceo. W. Kanoff, witness fees, justice court (Ferrell case) .... 3.00 R. E. Bailor, witness fees, jus- C. E. Culler, witness fees, jus-' tice court (Henderson case).... 1.00 Mrs. C. E. Culler, witness fees, justice court (Henderson case) 1 oft Burton's Service Station, court- -house expense 3.10 Magill Drug Co, county judge's expense 2.75 Shell Oil Co, sheriffs auto ex pense 15.01 Ponderosa Cafe, prisoner's board : 530 City Drug Co, county judge uu; planning board si.ii; justice of peace $14.75; county rlmrlr 49 9 Vt KK Pacific Power and Light Co, jou i jj; treasurer $2.54; jus tice of peace $1.00; nurse $1XW; miirlhnnu 117 Ul 91 AS C. L. McCauley. sherifL postage 15.00 Richard J. Crane, of float court reporter 49.80 Dnrpnm Samiu.n ), i I . f I fou 19OA N. P. Smith, bailiff fees '. 12.00' A. J. Moure, professional serv- IMpITmiI 1CAA Francis M. Shaver, livestock- -and game commission ......125.00 John F. Moeck. trial inmr' o on Ivan Monahan, trial juror ...i.. 9.00 Clm P T..1 . 1 nnA u. hwiihuii, uuti juror.... 9.UV John Steidl. Jr. trial iut-nr ' Q OA Hugh Fountain, trial juror 9.00 John Hohnstein, trial juror 12.20 duiib Alien, l rial juror 9.00 John W. Podden, triol juror ...... 3.00, Edith KlKtol trial Itimr - O OA Geo. W. Ludowitz, trial juror'.'" 8.O0' nmuie lemerow, iriai juror ..... lu C. W. Bush, trial juror . 13.60 Ray Peoples, trial juror . 9.0O C. G. Hitchcock trial imr ' O An C. G. Hitchcock, trial juror 6!o0 r-Tiest smnn, trial juror 9.00 E. G. McCabe. trial juror 9.00 Jlldd F RnurlnnH trial Ikm Q Art Edith Fairchild, trial juror 9XX) 11, t t . 1 . , . "in. n. natcn. moi luror 9.00 Ethel Obernolte, trial juror 9.00 E. H Yonnff trial Inmr A on Dorothy McGarvey, trial juror.. : 9.00 Lucue Mayer, trial juror 12.00 Wm. J. Burton, trial juror 9.00 Ned Hniutanni trial tttmr O AA Willnrd G. Gumpert. trial juror 1580 LAST CHANCE Do Your OUTSIDE PAINTING NOW... BEFORE WINTER SETS IN. TERMS CAN IE ARRANGED CONSULT USI $1.00 Dresses 1032 Wall Street Phone 246 IT John M. Franks, trial juror 9.00 C. L. Mannheimer, witness fees 2.00 Evelyn Williams, witness fees. ... 2.00 Hubert L. Huletle, witness fees 2.00 Pacific Telephone It Telegraph Co, telephone, various offices 54.99 GENERAL ROAD FUND H. C. Gilliiund, general expense, purchase of right of wuy 20.00 Hilda Acree, general expense .... 40.00 T. C. Daly, salary 110.25 Ceo. T. Murphy, salary 109.75 Julius Steen, salary .110.25 O. G. Iiole, salary ..: 122.75 W. A. Carpenter, salary 119.75 Carl Amnions, salary 118.75 D. D. Turning, salary 137.75 Carl Alfrey, salary 137.75 Roger F. Tuylor, salary , .132.75 Dan C. Wood, salary ,..137.75 Clinton Delude, salary 13534 Geo. M. McAllister, salary 163.75 Lee Hollenbeck, salary 14034 Woodbury Co, hardware 47.71 National Hospital Association, genera) expense 26.00 Harvey Wirralow, equipment ... 250.00 Tide Water Associated Oil Co., fuel 239.70 Deschutes Grain tc Feed Co, tire account ... 32.06 Pacific Power and Light Co. miscellaneous account 5.88 Moty tc Van Dyke, Inc. parts ... 5038 E. Melstad, miscellaneous acct. . 1438 General Petroleum Corporation of Calif, lub. account 32.18 Pacific Telephone It Telegraph Co, miscellaneous account ... 5.20 Bend Water Department, misc. account . 1.25 Bend Auto Parts, Inc., tire ac count 1.00 Howard Cooper Corp, parts and supplies 4.72 Owl Pharmacy, misc. account... 2.30 Bend Hardware Co, hardware 3.04 Midstate Hardware Co., hard ware 38.25 Central Oregon Motor Co. parts 3.00 Contractors Equipment Corp, hardware ...... 3433 Wm. J. Baer, misc. account 68.50 Texas Company, fuel 4J5 State Industrial Accident Com mission, misc. account 55-24 E. & Varco, county commis sioner, misc. account 4050 MARKET ROAD FUND C. L McCauley, transfer of title 2.00 In the Matter of the Signing of Deeds: At this time the Court signed the following Deeds: - To United States for ESW4 NWV4NWy4 18. Twp. 22 S. R. 9 E, W. M.; SEV4NWV4, WMsSEVj, NEV4 SWVa, mSZVtSWVi 31-22-9 E. W. M. for $416-25. To J. O. Mefferd for Lots 16. 17. 18 and 19. Black 7, Orolda. and also part SW'iirEYj 29-17-12 lying S. and E. of,J3eschutes river for $100.00. To Lynn Houck for Lots 6 and 7, Block 70. Bend Park, for $70.00. To A. B. Hibbard for Lots 1 to 16, inclusive. Block 87, Hillman, for $25. To Bessie Houck for Lot 9. Block 52. Redmond, for $10.00 in lieu of original Deed which was lost or de stroved. In the Matter of the Signinc of Certain Resolutions: At this time the Court signed a resolution appointing R. B: Gould, Charles Silvis and C. P. Becker as Road Viewers to meet October 13, 1939 or ten days thereafter. Resolu tion No. 1010. At this time the Court signed the following Road Resolutions: ' Resolution No. 1011 Warren Ed mundson County Road described as follows: Beginning at a point 30 feet North of the west quarter romer of Section 32. T. 14 S R. 11 E W. M . thence east for one mile to a point Wll McCANN mM Phone 444 This Is the Time of the Year To Start In On Fall and Winter Storage Box Wood and Green Slabs Are the Most Economical Fuel You Can Buy! DOU WOOd, To Mill Employee, per load $308 DOT! V700J., To General Public, per load $400 Ttoe Millei? Lumber Company i Phone 166 ner of said section 32 said road to be 60 feet in width. Resolution No. 1012 Carl Baker County Road described as follows: Beginning at a point in the Collins County Roud where the stime is located at the northwest corner of Section 34. T. 16 S, R. 11 E, W. M, thenae East for one hulf milp to a termination in the A. F. Humsey County Road at ihe North quarter coiner of said Section 34, suid road lo be 60 feet in width. Resolution No. 101.1 Ryan County Road described as follows: Begin ning at a point in the George P. Elliott County Road on the Wost boundary of the SW of SWV4 of Sec. 24, T. 14 S. R. 13 E, W, M, said point being south-eusterly from and 20 feet distant from the south-easterly boundary of the right-of-way of the City of Prineville railroad; thence in a north-easterly direction parallel to saia rignt-01-way boundary tor approximately 1600 feet to a termnia lion ut the east line of the NW'i of the SW'A of said Section 24, suid road to be 40 feet in width. Resolution No. 1014 Frank W. Mc- Ceffery County Road described as follows: Beginning at a point on The Dalles - California Highway (estab lishment thereof as made in the year 1919) where said highway intersects the east-west quarter line of Sec tion 9. T. 15 S R. 13 E, W. M. thence east for approximately 1700 feet to a point located 330 feet cast REPAIR AND (IP? THE HEW O.C. MONTHLY EnJla you to repair, alter or modernize any typo ol' existing structure and pay for the nprovemanta In monthly instalments arrarujed to suit your convenience. Amounts - from $1000 to $3000. Terms as long as 3 years. We are also In a position to handle deals under the A.B.C. Title I Monthly Payment Flan (FHA) in amounts ranging from $30 to $2500. .. Terms from 6 months to 3 years. "" Let us explain the wide variety of work and equipment Included in this service. No 1 delays. No red tape. We handle all details) or you. J PAINT WITH QUALITY WALTER M. BOYSEN CO. PAINTS Nothing Down 12 to 36 Months to Pey No Red Tape Details arranged at your home Only responsible painters and decorators do your job! MAKE YOUR HOME LOOK PLEASANT! seefinss 318 Greenwood 16-INCH DELIVERED BY TRUCK PER LOAD of the NE corner of the NVV oClht SWV of Section 10, T. 15 S, R. E, W. M said rood to be 30 Tc-TT In width. In the Mutter 01 a I.r.g Hauling Permit: At this time the Court .siffnrif a Log Hauling Permit for Levi Sifllh to haul logs on East Luke Rond front approximately Mils Pot Hi!) fvaitwo and one half miles east. . In Ihe Matter nf Ihe "' (iranling of an Knsemenl: At this time the Court granted nn rnjemcnt of twelve feet alley In back of County Warehouse lourtwf in Block 24, Bend. In the Mnlter of an Agreement With the National Hospital Awn.: . At this time the Court signed an agreement with the National Hospital Association for full coverage nf tho Road Fmployees for Mcdicaf'ttnd Hospital attention. C. L. ALI.EN, Counly Judgo E. E. VARCO, Commissioner Bulletin Want Ads Bring Redlijfa. Lenice George DANCE STUDIO 239 Louisiana Avenut ,',',', Phone 359 .. MODERNIZE PAYMENT PLAN ' Phone fit)