; MONDAY, l-'KHHUAItY 25, 11152
iiKIlALO AND NEWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON
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i i fay DAVID O. BAMUTHIR, AP Hwl '" tdltarj
luiiin Owiii tbIiiii; I'ru and Cnn
la llio tlllr- ot u rlmptnr III H new
lioiik by Nathan HIiiius. forinnr ad
ministrator ol Hid United Htiitca
liuiinlnK Autlifiilly. Jt urrattnbi
many mard arumnunla In favor ol
ic iUiiK limn (or owning a hemic.
HincK hiiinr owtitira are In (he
majority in thin country, It la In
Irrnriliui to rxnmlnii Strain' lii'iiu
nwiita in nrn how 34 million Anier
Ilium could be wrong.
or comae, Straus la known aa
tlio fomiHi.il public ImilnliiK advn
cute In the country, And public
hollaing drpcuda on rcntera, not
buyers.
Huwrver, public lioiinlnii la a
problem of direct concern to home
ownera everywhere. It has to he
aubnldlzed Iroin lederal Income
tiixea and from local real ealnte
taxes. Hut It Ima comn to he wide
ly accepted aa a neoraaiiry aoclal
liinctluii ol the government, be
cuum everyone cun t afford to buy
a iHiuan enprclallv alnro the no-dowii-pnymeul
mortgage arrange
inenlH biivo been revoked.
Hie title of Hlriiua' book, Juat
pnbll.-lird by Alfred A. Knopf, la
"Two-Thirds of a Nation." Thla l
bawl on thla alatemeii'.:
"Two-thirds of all the famlllea
In the country have Incomes of
Irn tlinn H0 a week. Their need
lor new homes la a preaalng and
often Inaolnble problem tor them,
ft nhould be the concern of all of
u."
The author thinks that the joh
Mblllty of Joba being shifted from
one city to another inakea home
ownership undesirable. "mobility and
and Immobility," he shvb, "The
very charanterlatlca which en
deared home ownership to earlier
griiernllona, are Ha greatest draw
backs today."
He criticizes real estate adver
tising of 119.000 house which
rlalma (83 a month like rent paya
all. He cltea the absence of allow
ancea lor heal, gaa, electricity and
water, maintenance and repairs,
reserve for contlgenclea.
Hlrnua lumps Interest and amor
tisation together under the high
roil of capital. In the rase of the
$13,000 house he mentions, thla
kern amounts to ICS out of the $83
monthly. But he inakea no note of
the fact that the amortization
roughly half of the 66 la In ef
fect enforced aavlng. alnce It re
suits in a home owned ires and
rlear.
He compares the 1113 monthly
payment on the house with a 170,46
monllily charge for a 813,000 co
operative apartment of 4j rooms
In a partially subsidized project.
But the apartment buyer paya only
$t a nioniii In luxe because tho
project la partially exempt. Tne
home owner paya $16 out of Ills
U3 In taxes.
While the home owner will have
house to sell, If he chooses, when
his mortgage la pail off In 30 yeara,
the apartment buyer wilt own stocg
responslbllty an Incentive to better
themselves flnancally. itather than
home ownership making a worker
docile, ho la much more likely to
bo ambitious. On tho otlier hand,
a tenant In public housing cannot
have more than a certain Income.
If he Is offered promotion, he
must weigh his pay rise against
the rent aubsldy he la enjoying,
for more pay meant ho muat
move.
What appears to me the strong
est arguments for home owner
In a co-operative corporation, when I ship are neglected by Btraua. Some
his amortization la completed in i ininga in me cannot oe measured
40 yeara. In dollura and cents. Bringing up
The author makes no mention """drcn on city atreeta cannot be
of Income tax deductions allowed pi.ied with rearing a family
to bolh of those buvera for Interest ''""'' or ""'"'V environ-
and laxea lis id a bonus that does awM. " matter how poor a home
Sol wwuVto thi renter owning family may consider Itself,
"""The tenant X "i.lfera a nay ! '"" " '""
cut or dismissal can move Into 'enmity. ,
cheaper quarters or double up
with relatives dur'ng hard times," One or more cold rooma In a
he argues. "To the wage earner jhoufe are quite common espe
who la buying a house on Install- dally since one-story houses atnrted
ment plan, lots of Ills lob mav I to ramble all over the landscape.
leud to losa of Ills home and all ,Of course, thei.e rooms ane not
dressed sensibly'' In red woolens,
people paid no attention to thla,
Now we have to buy space heaters.
These re auxiliary heating units,
taking the place of the old-fashioned
cylindrical gaa heater Grand
pa used to have in the bathroom.
Remomber7 When you got out ol
the tub shivering and bumped Into
that auffoclallng gadget, you'd get
a blister where you coulun l com
plain about It,
Modern apace heaters have given
us much refinement over those
slapstick days. Whether fired by
gaa or oil, they're slick and more
nary rodlatora warma the air, while that cornea from the run. They fit
only about 20 per cent l radiant.
To reverse those percentages and
avoid dehydrating the air exces
sively by heating it, they recom
mend radiant heat.' ; , ;, .
The man who owns a house with
a fairly satisfactory heating plant
is going to think more than twice
before installing a network of colls
to give him radiant heated floors
or ceilings. Ho the industry has
come up with radiant wall panels.
These panels, made of onanue
glass, give off heat In the form of
or lens streamlined. Their efficiency I m'lra-red raya. almllar to the heat
has been stopped up while their
right against the wall, calling for
no replastcrlng or redecorating and
not only fill the bill for auxiliary
heat, but can be used In every
loom to heat an entire house.
People who uae them say you
ran touch the glass surface of
these panels without getting burned
ellhough you can't leave your hand
there. Some have wire shields
across the front to keep children
from being frightened.
There are various makes. The
panels usually are 16 by 34 Inches
shaped to take the place of base-
noara.s.. others are tall and nar
row for scant places In bathrooms,
kitchens or halla. B. A. Needham,
president of the Continental Radi
ant Olassheatlng Corp., aaya his
flrrri alone has installed more than
'(00,000 panels to date.
or 34 by 38 inches. Some are sons
NATURAL OAS IN TOKYO
TOKYO, I The Tokyo prefec
ture! government hopes that ex
ploitation of a large natural gas
deposit beneath the city may even
tually solve the fuel problems of
mis metropolis ol live million per-
Promptly R:ltar:3
Itching Eczema!
Pat the flrat applications oi
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uy i'rtra gfreaef say p p x
Z.mo Liquid for K 11 II
stubborn cum.- JaalasltlW
of the savings he has Invested In
It."
Four page from that statement,
Strauss aays:
"Some people have had the tem
erity to auggeal that Uie enthusiasm
of bUHlneas uitercals for home
ownership has a connection with
the lact that the man who Is pay
ing for hia home on the installment
Inn la an especially uocue woraer.
leans thai losa oi nia loo, or
a strike which will interrupt his
weekly earning, may mean the
losa of his home."
On Uie contrary, It aeema to me,
home ownera usually find their
nccesarlly cold. They're more like
ly just enough cooler than other
rooms to make the house uncom
fortably warm when arJ if they're
brought up to normal.
In the good old dBys when every
room had a fireplace and we
plai
lie
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fumes have been stepped down.
One of the niftiest a perennial
favorite for some time now !a a
little a t a m radiator on cast
ers which is heaed bv electricity.
You plug It Into Grandma's room
when she Insists she's chilly re
Kardless of what the thermostat
aaya. Presto, she has her own
gteam heat.
But some heating englneera say
we're all wrong when we try to
heat the air In a room In order to
heat our bodlca. They contend It's
better to heat our bodies and
leave the Blr cooler for breathing.
These are Uie advocates of radiom
heat. They aay:
"Stand out of the wind on a
bright winter day and feel the heat
of Uie aun. That's radlent heat. It
warma you much more than It
warms the air."
These men argue that 80 per
cent ol the heat given off by ordl-
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or amazingly relieved j
n 3 out of 4 catftf In doctor ttsttl ;
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