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Evening star., 1948-02-01

News comes from abroad that the
daughter of our Ambassador to Italy
and Mrs. James Clement Dunn will
be married in June. Except for a
brief excursion here in the fall,
CYNTHIA Dunn Cochrane has been
abroad visiting her parents ever
since last summer. 1t was in Rome
that she met the Assistant Naval
Attache to the American Embassy,
1t. Comdr. Victor Schrager, who's a
career Navy man and will begin the
career of married man in June.
Cynthias .former husband was
Alex Cochrane of Boston and New
York, whom Washington saw little
of, as he no sooner got out OF the
service than he entered the export
business with Offices in Manhattan.
Cynthia, by the way, has been devot-
ing this past month to the favorite
winter activity on the continent
skiing in Switzerland. She has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Prince III, who have a home called
Chalet Gaby in the picturesque,
snow-swept, Alpine town OF Gstaad,
Switzerland.
And from Paris comes word that
Joe Blackburn, who used$ to be in
the local stag line and oser year
ago married Countess Aponyi, is a
proud papa. Which means that ex-
King zog of Albania and his wife,
former queen Geraldine, have a
niece, Eleanor Virginia. born Janu-
ary 10. The present Mrs. Blackburn
is Geraldine's sister.
*<&
On the Capital scene this past
week. and they are just before re-
turning to California, are Katherine
and Don Loker. Don, who's tall, blond
and handsome and has had sue
cessful movie career as Don Terry, is
now I'D to his ears-and very sue
cessfully, too-in the fishing business.
As one of committee of five ap-
pointed by the Pacific Fisheries
Conference, the chief reason for his
Capital visit was to see Secretary
of State Marshall, which he did on
Tuesday. The PFC wants an As
sistant Secretary of State for Fish
cries appointed in order that the
United States viii be properly rep
resented in international negotia-
tionS.
The committee in general and
Don in particular we're completely
won over by Gen. Marshall. They
found him to be keenly interested,
open minded, considerate and ut
, 1948-04-12

our conaradesllip during the
war. Many tributes were paid
FDR by the press which were
almost unanimous in saying
that to the British he was nei-
Their Democrat or Republican.
and pointed out that he was
on their side even before the
y. S. entered the war.
He was the third u. S. Pre-
|sident to be so honored; the
other two were Washington
and Lincoln. Funds for erec-
ton Of the statue wre contri-
|buted by the people Of Bri-
tain.
, 1948-04-12
.PINERo

as to what is happening in
our world today.
Some weeks ago I had the
pleasure of going to appropri-
ate ceremonies for Navy Day,
and today / am here to Army
Day, as ! said before, to pay
to our soldiers that
stand behind this government
which you and ! and all of US
love. AS a peace-loving ma
.tino and people who believe
in law, may the soldiers of to-
day stand guard and be pre-
pared to defend what to all
of us is very dear. Let the sol
diers of a peace-loving coun-
try fight, if necessary, so that
we may have peace in our
world, he said.
, 1948-04-12
COSTA RIGA.

49, 0AAuA4AUAGo.
Twelve American women
and six men, were taken by
s. planes to the Canal
Zone in Panama, not because
Of any immediate danger but
because Of an acute shortage
of food and other commodi-
ties. Correspondents report
widespread hunger in the
city.
Thus far, 800 deaths have
been reported and hundreds
injured since the riot started.
, 1948-04-12
sovIETs.


all to furnish Identification
cards at check points, which,
the British say, would re-
quire over 10000 photographs
of soldiers. This they will not
do, just to please the Soviets,
they said. Six automobiles
with British officers were
turned back but two trains
were allowed to pass despite
the refusal of permission to
inspect.
, 1948-04-12
WESTERN.

getting.
He explained that Europe
would ask for military aid on
" if the necessity arose.
, 1948-04-12
JEWISH

J6W10A..
session to hear the United
States plan for an immediate
truce between the warning
Arabs and Jews. Warren Aus
ten, U. S. delegate, is hopeful
that 9 plan viii be adopted.
, 1948-04-12
SCIENTIST


leads to war; or World Gov
eminent.
They said they hope for dis
cuss1on and negotiation on
the highest level and suggest
a secret meeting between the
heads Of governments invoIv-
ed. They admit and share the
distaste Of democratic nations
for secrecy, but they can see
no other solution at the pre-
sent time.
, 1948-04-12

MUSIC.
their churches, schools and
homes.
This years keynote is Eos
ter American Music. The
Acting Governor suggests that
this year be devoted wholly
to American music, and that
no programs be given during
that period without at least
one American music number
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Titians, Rocket Tilt
At u Of % Stadium

DETROIT On Friday night. sept. p. the University
Of Detoit will open its 948 football when plays
host to the University of Toledo This game will mark the
second time these schools have the grdron 1t
was in 1917 that Derots TanS first played the Toledo
Rockets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Newcombe's 2-Hitter
Wins For Royals

MONTREAL - tNNPAl-With
Don Newcombe pitching twu-hit
ball, the Montreal Royals rot off
TO a flying start in their Dld 70
WIN the international League S
Shaughnessy playoiis.
Behind the pitching Of y e W
combe, the Royals edged the Attn
place Rochester Red Wings, 4-3
Tuesday night, Sept IS. IN the
bost-oi-seNcn seml-final playoits
HITS BATTER
NeWCombe, WINNER az seven
games during the season lnclud
ing a no-hit triumph BANKED the
Wings on one safety gong into
the top of the ninth when he suu
denly lost control
The big rlght-hander walked
Hal Rice and Russ DcriS ana
then hit I'd Ko1ak TO load the ba
ses
Newcombe struck out eight bat
tiers.
Sam Jc,hioe Royd! centerhel.
dcr, got one hlt = double m ioug
times at bat and batied IN one
run.
In the second game of the play.
offs last Wednesday night winch
the ROYALS won. 8-6 Jetnioe cot
three hits IN four taps 10 the
plate and battCn IN one run
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Rockets Lose
But Virtually
Stop Motley

Although the Chicago Rockets
lost their game with the All
American Conference champion
Cleveland Browns. they did ac-
compish something of import.
ance in the football world.
The Rockets were able TO stop
or AT least slow biz Marion Mot
lev UP so that he was able 70
gain only 40 yards in IA at
tempts.
the game was very rough
one with penalties heavy on botI
teams. In once instance the Roc
kets were penalized for unSporis.
manship play against Horace
Gillian, stellar Brown TANKER
Motley scored one touchdown
for the Browns Final score for
the game was 28-7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

Toledo fans have ample reason
to remember that game II was
in that contest that the Titans
reached the highest point total
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Ed Williams Injured

HANOVER. n. II tNNPA) -
Fleet-footed Eddie Williams. coll
ored halfbaek from Chicago. Suf-
fered severe back injury Scptem-
Der l3 and VIII be lost 10 Dart
mouth Tooth Il team Tor the en-
tire season. Coach Tuss McLaugh,
my disclosed last Wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

IN thcr III tory The final score
was Dctrol, l45, Toledo q,
2s VETS WITH ROCKETS
There promises TO be no such
repetition this year Coach J
Neal stanley in his first year
as chicf mentor Of the Rockets.
Viii bring 20 Detroit team
that hculd be a constant menace
both on the ground and over.
head
Coach Stanley has % men from
last year squad that won nine
NJ / starts, including a 20-l4
Wln over New Hampshire in the
annual Glass Bowl game These
men. plus a spirited and proms-
inc group NJ newcomers. form a
combination that spells dyna-
mIe.
VET PLACE KICKER READY
Back from LAST wear team arc
Lee Pete, all-Ohlo quarterback.
and Mike Carmdn. co-cdptalh
aud star center John Shut. acc
place-kickcr who converted -
points after touchdowns last
YEAR will finish up IN 1913.
Toledo prepared for the l94a
campaien AT tWo-weoks tain
ling and conditioning camp on
Lake Big Silver near Pickney.
Mich. Since returning 10 Toledo.
the Rockets have added another
two and half weeks to their
training time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Recreation Football
Games Scheduled

The Department Of Parks and
Recreation football leagues are
scheduled 10 launch the la45
season October 8 on half dozen
fields In the city Il Is expected
that about 80 teams VIII battle
Tor championship, ~ Glasses A
and & Last season there we're
l3 squads n Glass A and IS IN
Class p
Managers OF teams wishing
10 play in the Recreation
leagues are advised that 'EeY
must file their enaiss with
ne Departments athletic Of
flee. 1912 Grand River not
later than Sept. 2s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
THE IN
@r't'T
BY conkIIn Bray

Now that the baseball season o,er and the time is
hand for planning next Years sand lot activities IKE
to ask few questions and make few suggestions to the
Greater Detroit Church Athletic Association whose mem
bershp body is made up Of about eight Of our larger
churches.
This summers activities were directed By Edgar
Brazelton. local florist
Baseball being one Of the primary hobbies Of both
Young and old here in Detroit IN the rest Of the -
becomes mandatory that organizations interested in the
welfare Of youth present carefully rounded program
that will not only those who Ike 70 play but will
also provide entertainment for the thousands OF non-pa
cipating sportSminded youth and adults
NEED ORGANIZATION
1t isn't enough to throw bat and ball out group
of kids and tell them play ball That much they can do
without ANY assistance from adults The kids need real
program.
During the past summer there was great deal ~
criticism leyeled az he church League because Of the lack
OF funds for paving umpires i seems that commitments
made 70 the umpre at the beginning Of the season were
In many instances games were held up and some cas-
occasion when one team failed to field fun team
official hand 10 formally call the forfeiture and
result there considerable and unnecessary bad
feeling about the incident.
MONEY RUNS OUT
The main grpe during the season by The officials was
the lack Of cooperation from the sponsoring churches The
money in the treasury early point making i
dHcu procure adequate supplies and 70 see that 9TH
necessarily related functions Of he league were carried
The respective churches should hat their
bers of the league and the young people
to participate in It, They should take an active part IN
the league organization so that they know the needs OF
the league.
Fund raising campaigns should he organized better
than the boat ride this summer which was hardly worth
1.-The efor, expended 70 stage IT, There y few
people who would refuse contribute in tosueh
worthwhile enterprise they are approached properly
This Mr. Brazleons first commissioner
the League and perhaps he viii profit from the many
ror II his initial in the event that ne is still lead
ing he league next wear.
There no question about the sincerity and Well
meaning sponsoring group the churches. that
of the youths who play The weak spot center
around those who make the plans for the other units
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Bratton Wins Fight

CHICAGO tNNPA) - Johnny
Bratton. Chicago lightweight.
stopped Lug Valentini. claimant
Of tho Italian welterweight title.
in 2.30 of the seventh round of
their l0-round Chicago Stadium
fight last Wednesday night
The event drew crowd of
5.Ol6 with gross receips Of s22,-
064.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Mikes Soda
Get Awards
Leroy Dues to Speak
Tribe Prexy Is Guest

Members of the Detroi
Tribune Softball League an(
cuest from the Cleveland In
dams Baseball Club will be
bonored Saturday night at
800 when the Tribune lea
one holds its first annual
award banquet in the Cen
prv room Of Club Three Six
ps.
MIKES CHAMPS
championship trophies will DO
Guarded To the members OF
N,ke's Soda Bar team who won
10 league championship last
w,ek when they defeated the
vet Side Old Timers, runner
ms for the l948 season.
sneaker Of the evening Viii
t. Leroy Dues, Miller High
sehool Athletic Director. Mi.
Dnes Travelled 10 England with
no Emitted States OLYMPIC team
and served in an advisory ca
nac,,v for track and field events.
MURPHY TO PRESENT
Bon Murphy, Detroit Times
,nor,s editor, will present the
Awards 70 the champions. Among
,he Guest invited from the Cleve-
lad Indians are: Larry Dolby.
Pin Neeck. Satchel Page. Lou
Boud,cau and Dale Mitchell,
This marks the close OF the
first season OF the Tribune
LEAGUE. Next year the league
plans 10 take on more teams
and concentrate more on the
teen ayers. William Coleman.
LEAGUE commissioner. an
nounced that several unai-
tsched softball teams have al
ready made application for en-
Try into the league next sea
son.
Members OF the champion.
ship team are: Frank Saun-
ders. manager; DeLoaeh. SIS;
Thomas. If: A. Lewis. II; Nor.
ten. Oh; Gary. CT; Mapp. 2b;
Fritz, lb: Sehlfleti. c; and
Coleman. pitcher.
Other team managers in the
\ league arc Willie Checks. Yves,
j SiCe Oldtimers; Gus Fcnnv
4 Don't Radio Shop. William Cole
man Alpha Phi Alpha Fratern-
nv Clarence Stonestrect. ROYAL
Bue. Bar and Willie Street
Nacirema Club
These men also serve as mem.
hers Of the executive committee
n management and were largely
re responsible for the existence Of
he league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

DOBY'S GUIDE - Bill Me.
Kechnie. veteran Cleveland In
dian coach. has his fingers eros.
sed as Cleveland meets Detroit
here for three crucial g m e 5.
McKechnie has been one Of The
most important single factors in
converting Larry Dolby from in
fielder TO an outstanding CEN
ieriielder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

HaHdbills. Plaeards. Pro.
grams. Invitations. I'LL types OF
printing done in our job work
department Detroit TIL.
BUNE. ALAS 81. Antoine. CT.
2924.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
EMPHASIZE TEEN AYERS

One more aspects Of the league S make UP that mas
evoked some criticism that doesn't reach down far
enough into Younger boys The league has only one
class. unlimited. where boys Of any age play but
Of the PLAYERS in their very late teens 3
wentie 1t has been suggested that emphasis be
placed the groups between 1913 Glasses could be
formed patterned after the Detroit Amateur Basha Fed
GRAFTON The Federation has about six divisions comprising
its league.
These DAYS when baseball is beginning 70 take on
for Negro youth opportunities exist where
none did before We don't expect every boy the team
10 become Larry Dolby but we can reasonably expect
some to become individual stars One thing boy
learn is the principle ~ sporsmanshp This big
lob but hat shouldn't matter because the Detroit church.
es are also big and unyedmr their efforts combat all
forms Of delinquency and mold character.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

Larry Dolby. alert center field
er OF the rampsgine Cleveland
Indians. who breeze into town
Friday with intentions Of sew
inq the American league pen
nant up al the expense of the
tricky Tigers" Dolby. in the
past two weeks has won az
least two baseball games for
the Tribe with circuit cloufs.
He Is probably the most i'm.
proved player on the Indians
team this year; far cry from
the nervous. unrelaxed PLAYER
who visited B-icos stadium
last year. Dolby hit the first
home run in pri~rs stadium
this year on the Tribes first
irip here. He i- presently
batting timely ass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

their pennani drive,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

IN thcr b tory. The final sen
was Detroit l45, Toledo q,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Mann Meets Kenny Washington
Bob Moves
BY Air For
Mcmillan

When the Rams and
Lions meet in Los Angelo.
this week. two of the most
'olorful gridiron players of
he day will lock wits and
'kills.
Bob Mann Of the Detroit Lions
ana Kenny Washington OF the
Los Angeles Rams are expect.
cd TO give stellar accounts OF
themselves by their respective
coaches and followers.
Washington is the only Novrc
member OF the Rams. and ha,
been q malnstay of the team for
the past several wears. Will,
Mann is rookie and one OF
two Negro players performing
for the Lions. Mel Groomes for
me Indiana star is the other
Mann. All American end
from the University OF Michi-
gan. compiled quite an impres.
sive record during the l94s
preseason exhibition games
with the Detroit Lions.
Coach 30 McMillan's team ha.
been called Cinderella out.
s II because Of their seemingly
inspired play during the cAni
bltion season. The team launched
their 1913 National Football
LcaguP campaign Wcdncsda,
when hhcy engaged the Los An
celcs Rams at Los Angelo
PASS SNATcHER
Mann leads the team ia tho
number NJ passes caught and
tho numnci ot Yards gained
thrnueh passes Mann has sue
cossfullv received nne passes
and gained lSl yard,
In the scoring column he has
made one touchdown. The fac
tor that makes Mann's record
so noteworthy is that he hasn't
been used full time in any Of
the Lions preseason contests
and yet he has managed TO
snaq more passes than even
the great Bill Dudley.
GRooMES INJURED
Manns teammate. Groomes,
has also seen limited action he
caUse " IN injury GroomeS has
been impressive IN The drill.
and games that he has partlci-
pated IN.
The Los Anr rs gam, Will
ho Mcmillan dchat into pro-
fcssional football and he IS dc
pending LARGELY upon Mann and
Grcomcs and other recruits to
aid HIM n maknG a successful
start In the play for-pay league.
Evening star., 1948-07-24

than In Wsshington-1,717 as COM
pared to 767.
Likewise, more than twice as
many apartment units we're au-
thorized In Prince Georges County
as in Washington-2,693 as COM
pared to 1,225. :.
Permits for Week.
Among building permits issued In
the last week, according to the Dis
trict Inspections Oflce, were:
Bond Stores, Inc, New York City; Tuck
man,Bsrbee Construction Co.. builder;
1870 II street NV: Savery, Scheetz and
Gilmour., architects; to install new stair,
1885 r street NV; 70 cost sIs4.0Oo.
strses ana
builder: Nils and Pettieogd. @ @sSehiteets,, si,
one 2-story limestone bank building. 2300
Washinston Terminal Co.: owner, 80
avenue. baltimore. Nd; 5. & 8. r. r. r.
Co., architect. Baltimore, Md; to make
psat fST
r,sh..sn.S & sml.h nth. C.; lns ss,n oxn.rs 2as7 .
rsfi ffntfehsh Sn3,ds strss5 Nw skinksp W a1a Gar
and Moore, architect. 1925 M street NV;
to erect one 2-story brick and concrete
store, 232S champlain street NV; to
Mr.. and Mrs J. v. Hunt, owners. 4701
Twenty y-ninth place NV; H. j. Korxen-
dorfer Co.. Inc, builder. 1924 Wisconsin
chitect to erect one 1-story stone dwell
ing, 3116 Fessenden street NV. to cost
Rnxnns Rad nv.u,r~.
Gottlieb and Barr, owner, S12S Eastern
avenue NV; Bene Barr. builder, same
address; George T santmyers, architect,
brick and cinder block dwellings, 152S-32
Roxana road NV, to cost $4,000.
The Real Estate improvement Co., owner
Evening star., 1948-07-24
Gudgets
CONTINUED From Page B-l.'

ter will resist the penetration Of
heat 800 per cent longer than was
ever possible before.
The same physical characteristics
that render the material exception
ally fire safe provide highly EN-
|cient insulation in the home. Rooms
warm more rapidly and uniformly
because the plastered surfaces re-
duce heat loss by as much as SO per
cent. A corresponding reduction in
winter fuel bills will also be en-
joyed.
Paint Brush Cleaner.
A manufacturer has q new prod
uct which draws all the paint out
of the paint brush in q few hours
and leaves the brush clean, soft and
pliable, ready to be stored away or
used again in a different colored
paint.
This liquid paint brush cleaner re-
moves every trace Of paint. Even
the paint up In the heel is removed
by capillary action. The paint
cleaning action is automatic. and
the liquid cleaner can be used over
and over again.
An>additional feature Of this paint
brush cleaner is that paint deposits
do not affect the cleaner In the least.
Also, two or moro brushes used in
different colors can be cleaned at
the same time.
For further information on where to
obtain the aforementioned products,
please write to Room 724. Star Building.
inclosing stamped. self addressed envelope.
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Evening star., 1948-07-24

s714 Tenth street NE; builder not selected;
Sam Merando, architect, S13 Fourth street
and ono. ssi 1856 Ninth :ssest
to cost $4,000.
L. Miller, owner. 1919 Good Hope road
Sc: Ray Roberts, builder. G27 First street
NV; Earl Won Reiehsnbach. architect.
l-story brick and cinder block auto laundry
ertldins. eun nne 4ao K street NV" to cost
Abnsr werksmsn. owner and builder,
mons. architect. I731 New Hampshirs ave.
frame M sseliins. 5iss chsyy Chase rsrf.
VA x sMa .na ars X e0js J.rsm. wsl.
Harry a ' aef. builder, & Hsi5 ". ssi virsini;
s1:ns Ma sa E sssms9 s5ss .s
NV" :" %, DwsilinE shE;GOS On q street.
p s1Esssi T aeSsnd esnss assa c
builder. 1894 Pennsyivanis avenue Sc:
Earl Won Reichenbach. architect. 1919
GGod so rs Hope road Ias 81; 70 erect one I.story
bliss Properties. owner. a7oe Wisconsin
street as N.W; W. s g inssail electric passenasr
elevator 27o2 Wisconsin avenue NV, to
i joseph I. c.ppen.lr, owner and build
architect. 1109 Twentieth street NV: to
erect one 2-story frame and brick
DWELLING 1924 Carpenter street Sc: to
cost SI4,50O.
Harry zissles. owner and builder, e22
Kennedy street NV; Sidney Poretsky.
architect, 6305 Thirty-nrst street NV;
dwelling. 6017 Sixteenth street NV; to
cost $4,000,
j. Conrad Jacobs. owner. 7127 Massa-
chusettS avenue: p. r. Dulaney, builder,
216 c street NV: II. Clay Hshby, az
chitect. 9405 Russell road. Silver Spring.
Nd; to erect one 2-story brick and cir-
der block dwelling, 3O21 Chestnut street
NV; to cost Sl3,bo0.
deoraetown University Medical school,
owner, 5000 Reservoir road NV; builder
Evening star., 1948-07-24

strips. Before doing so, 1t would be
well to give the wood strips coat of
liquid asphalt paint. Some venti-
lation will be necessary.
Refrigerator Retains Odor.
Question: How can I get the odor
Of ammonia out Of my refrigerator?
The unit leaked and q new unit
has been put in. but the odor Of
ammonia has remained even after
repeated washings with baking soda
and warm water.
Answer: Try placing a couple of
refrigerator deodorants containing
charcoal, in the unit. You can get
these at hardware and dime stores.
These products are claimed to alb
sorb the odors in refrigerators and
may do the trick for you. II not, I
suggest that you call your service
man back and let him tackle the
problem.
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Features, Inc.)
Evening star., 1948-07-24
luStron
Continued From Page BID

the technical division Of the United
States Housing Authority.
At one time, he was technical
editor of Architectural Forum and
during the war served as chief en-
gineer Of the Foreign Economic
Administration.
General superintendent Of the
corporation will be John Ross, who
recently was superintendent for the
Byrne Organization.
Mr.. Prins, formerly a newspaper
man and more recently engaged in
public relations work in Govern
ment agencies and In private busi-
ness, has been associated with the
Lustron Corp. for some time. All
officers Of the Ctrlton firm are resi-
dents of Washington.
Production of the Lustron house,
Mr.. Strandlund said, is expected to
start in Columbus, Ohio, within the
next 10 days.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
First Aid
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refer to can be applied over the plas-
ter without the need for sizing be-
forehand. But If you decide to
change to an oil paint later on, you
should first apply a coat of varnish-
size over the cold water paint.
Damp Fruit Cellar.
Question:: We have q fruit cellar
that is damp and seeps water. It
has concrete floor, walls and roof
and of course it isn't under the
house. What can we use to elimi-
nate the dampness and seepage? We
thought of using a waterproof &C.
ment paint.
Answer: The leafiet on wet cel-
lars that is being sent to you ex.
plains how to close leaky places
The dampproof cement paint would
also help. You might consider put
ting up insulating board on Turing