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I FIRST AID TO THE I
AILING HOUS
Mri-I! 8y eOGCe c. WHITM^N ]
Question: The woodwork ir my
home was originally stained gum-
woo. I sandpapered the stain as
best l could and painted it with
semi gloss white paint. I find that
the white paint keeps chipping off.
Would you advise me to sand it
off or use paint remover? What
should I use for an undercoat to
keep it from chipping? Would
aluminum paint be all right for an
undercoat?
Answer: Aluminum paint makes
a very good priming coat, or you
could use two coats of enamel un-
dercoater and then a coat of en-
amel. To remove the chipping
paint, try to get a small, portable
electric sander, which would save
time and labor. You could also
soften the paint with paint remov-
er and then scrape it off. Follow
by thorough cleaning with tur-
pentine, for if every trace of re-
mover is not washed off, it will
continue its action and spoil the
new paint.
Sales Talk
You sold me this car two weeks
ago?
Yes, sir.
Tell me again all you said about
it then. I'm getting discouraged
Formal Scarecrows
So he is a gentleman farmer,
now?
Gentleman farmer's right. Be-
lieve me, he even has his scare-
crows changed into evening dress
at dusk.
Right Tasty
What's the name of this ranch?
This is the Bar "B"--over yon-
der is Bar "Q".
I get it--Bar--B Q.
Watered Down Milk
I've been spending a holiday at
a watering place.
Why, Harry told me you were
an a farm.
Yes, a dairy farm.
water crystals
ussrmcr,ve rrocK has
Nice Details and Lines
GRACEFUL FROCK
A GRACEFUL afternoon frock
that does wonders in slimming
a woman's figure. Nice detail and
isimple lines are particularly ap-
;pealingcomes in a wide range of
sizes.
Pattern No. 8660 is a sew-rite -rfo-
rated pattern for sizes 34, 3fl, 38, 40, 42,
44, 46, 48. Size 36. shorl sleeve, 4 yards
of 39-inch
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Confused
Tourist: Pardon, sir, but what
_do you do with all that corn?
Farmer: Well, we eat what we
can and what we can't we can.
Tourist: Oh, I see.
Tourist's wife: What did he say,
dear?
Tourist: He said, they ate what
they could, and what they
Kidney Slow-Down
May Bring
Restless Niglds
W+en Iddney hm¢lon Man down, msny
folk mplain of nagging, baekadm, hud-
d/s+dness and I0 or pep enmly.
Don't rotifer restle nights with th di
comforts i! reduced kidney fun<lon is gets
U you down--due to eh emmou mmmo
U iitJ'e and strain, over-exertion or ez-
perm's to cold. Minor bladder irrltatlo
dim to cold, dampeeu or wrong diet may
uee ttin up mghts or frequent pammql.
Don't neglect your kidneys if these eondi-
tms bother you. Try Dean's Pills-- mild
diuretto. Ud ancctdully bY milllona for
over b years. While often otherwme caumd,
it's amazing bow many times Doan'n give
Imppy rla from these diacomforts-Thelp
the i5 mile of kidney tubes snd fllter
h out wut G€ DoaWn Pi tll
ilOAIi'$ PILLS
WNUI2 34--51
/nflatlon steals the value oj
your dollar. To help prevent this
danger--buy only what you need.
Help turn out more goods. Help
imJd the line on prices ami wage.
Save. Buy U. S. Defense Bond,.
l++ight extravagance, private@
aud govcrnment.
THE
Bradley Gels Riled
EN. OMAR BRADLEY, who
'' doesn't get riled easily, was
pretty sore when he beard how one
af his own army spokesmen had
blurted out to a press conference
the name of an airborne division
which had been transferred from
Korea to Japan.
The incident took place in a press
conference at which the army was
explaining Chinese Communists
how
had built up their strength in North
Korea while we had weakened ours.
What happened was that General
Ridgway had cabled Washington
for permission to transfer the air-
borne division in question to north-
ern Japan because of the fact that
the Russians had two airborne di-
visions poised on the island of Sa-
khalin, threatening northern Japan.
Are Easily Assembled
CHAIRJ "
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IPATT E R N 293
HIS set is just the thing for that
i out-door pleasure spot. The
larger of the two tables is the size
of a card table and the smaller
one is coffee-table height. Remove
the pegs and the pieces may be
stored flat. Both tables are made
with pattern 293 and the chair with
292. Patterns are 25c each.
i ,VORKSnOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer l0
I nedtord nins. New York
I Color is a vital factor in health,
mood, and even temperature. A
cslor expert during the war dem-
While the two Russian divisions onstrated to the navy that a white
have only enough airplanes be. helmet was 21 degrees cooler dur-
tween them to move one division ing a daytime temperature of 97
at a time, Ridgway wanted to be or than a black helmet. The latter
!guard against a surprise airborne absorbed more of the sun's rays.
i attack on Japan.
Washington accordingly gave
permission to transfer t h e
American tirborne division back
to Japan. Such a troop move-
ment is highly secret. But the
Pentagon briefing officer, anx-
ious to prove that the Chinese
have used' the truce talks to
build up their strength, blurted
out the movement of this par-
ticular dvision to a roomful of
newsmen to which foreign eor-
respor, dents are admitted.
When General Bradley heard of
this, he tried to call army chief of
staff, Gen. Joe Collins, but couldn't
reach him. So he summoned as-
sistant chief of staff Maj. Gem C.
L. BoRe and ordered a full investi-
gation of who pulled the boner.
Eisenhower Says No
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower has
quietly passed the word to his GaP
boosters that he is not interested
in the Republican nominaion--if
isolationists control the party.
In addition, Ike let it be known
that he is upset by the timid and
hesitant policy of internationally-
minded Republicans and the way
they let bitter attacks on him go
unheeded.
One close friend who returned
from Paris recently put it this way:
"If the Republicans want Ike
merely to bail out the party anql
win an election, they're badly mis-
taken. That would be like putting a
million dollar jockey on a two dollar
horse.
"The general is not the least
bit interested in running for
President just to accommodate
a candidate for sheriff. Those
who say they want lke so badly
are going to have to do a lot
more than say, 'he's a fine fel-
low and will win the election
for us.' They'll have to work
This One Has Fleas
Where's the dog ranch?
Dog ranch?
Yeah, the K-9!
and fight to make the Republi-
can party the kind of place
...................................................... where the general would feel at
home."
Eisenhower's close friends agree
zq00* PENCILS that this issue will largely decide
whether he consents to run--and
on which party. They claim Eisen-
hewer is disturbed by four factors:
1. The prospect that as the GaP
nominee he might help elect an
isolationist Republican c o n g r e s
vhich would then proceed to dump
the military and economic aid pro-
gram which he has been spear-
heading.
2. The lack of a hard-hitting, ef-
fective international-minded GaP
bloc in congress, as existed when
en. Arthur Vandenberg was active.
The last attempt to organize the in-
.......................................................... ternationalists among senate Repub-
"Hot Flashes" Stopped Sen. Henry Cabo Lodge, Jr., called
or strikingly relieved
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It acts throughe woman's
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FEELS "NEW AGAIN"-
CONSTIPATION GONE!
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harsh laxatives for conspatio
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IONBY BACK!
licans was in January, 1949, when
a meeting. This rump group met
only once.
Taft Tightens Grip
3. The way the Taft-isolationist
wing has grabbed control of the
GaP party machinery. Ab Her-
mann, the national committee's
executive director, boasted to sen-
ate secretaries the other night:
"We're building a sound organiza-
riot I precinct by precinct, so we
won't have to ride to victory on the
coattails of a strong and popular
figure." The Taft crowd are in
charge of the Chicago convention
machinery and determined to pre-
vent an Eisenhower gallery demon-
;tration.
4. The noisy attacks on the gen-
eral from both the Chicago Tribune
md the Gerald L. K. Smith brand
)f hate mongers. The mails are be-
ing flooded with vile diatribes I
against the general, while his GaP
friends sit on the sidelines.
Washington Pipeline
The senate investigating commit-
tee is checking on officials who drive
around in government automobiles
with no identification painted on the
sides. This is against tha law. (Sen-
ators suspect that some officials are
using government automobiles for
their own personal driving.) . . .I
The house armed services cam- [
mittee plans to follow up the sen-I
ate report on military housing with
another sharp blast in the very[
near future, i
Weeding -- out nonlaying hens
from your poultry flock keeps pro-
duction costs down.
The power ot chameleons to
change color often is greatly ex-
aggerated and the chameleon
power to change is equaled by
that of other lizards.
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