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Every DetoiI Illustrated
All Moteriois LisfadI
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operation completely covered in logical sequence
Selecting Site-clearing Land-Laying Founds-
tions-Framing and Sheathing Walls-risht along
to "oof, Doors and Windows, Insulation, Parti-
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side finishing and decorating from Cellar to Attic
Over ~ MILLION words and hundreds upon
hundreds OF specially prepared pictures, charts
and diagrams leave nothing to imagination. Every
tiniest detail 10 described and illustrated!
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tifai yali tiiiae ~ vjth N
asw plastic ssa mstat tilsa.

Any amateur eeM - . bo09e
fiful vail tiilAe ~ With IN
new plastic sRa metal tilsa.
HoSSl Slessu,llq 81 HsSSa..
10 Make Most Of Lot
Clearing Trees, Rocks :
How 10 Maks
cempi esBtsp..iESyi-step
Instructions for Home
with or without Base-
ment
How to Excavate With
Shovel or Power Dig.
ger
How to Mix Concrete
Pouring Cement Foun-
dation
Cement Block F0unda-
tion
Waterproofing
Building on Wood Posts.
Brick or Cement Block
Foundation Piers
Foundation Sills
Floor Joists
Cross Bridging. etc.
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cfeeA eoeste4 eheNtno fa4tont
hsstlae esils o ssasFsts Nsse.
TN wry latssf n slean.
neaefa heat@ae - sayes sest
v hAssmsat tel
Buildins . Modern
Kisehen and Bath
Laying out kttehen for
Convenience
How 70 Build Your Own
Modern Cabinets
How 70 Apply Ltnoisnm
or Asphalt Tile
Metal and Plastic Tiles
Any Amateur Can Set
Bathroom walls = Limo
1eum. Paper. Tile
board. etc.
How to Install Every
Kitchen and Bath
Fixture, etc.
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Masonry and

I. Esams censfryetjen !. 1
Advantages and Disads
hntages Of the Frame
HOUSE q against Con-
crete, Brick or Stone
Maintenance Costs, etc.
HeW TO Build frurua
Setting the Mouse 0ird.
er or Intel
Foundation Stills
6paking Floor Joists into
Mailing Wall Studs to
Floor J061ts
Use Of Plumb and Level
What Size NAtls to Use
Tor Every Part Of Job
Framing the walls
Ceiling Jotsts
Cutting In Openings
Special fnstrnetions for
this QsrAge and
Hreezevey. ste.
How 1SpsIsy' SEsss,...
BAIT. EtQ and Roard.
Type Insuia ations
pecoratIve Insulating
Board = Weather Rro.t
lection Plus Ftnfshed
surface In 0na QperA-
tion-AHd MseA Novef
How 10 shssfhs
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these yeSy lips
nARona AAA aerissn-
al AdvenseeeG and
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How fe Apply
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WAtefpSocf Hlywcod
nuiiding fspsr, stc.'.
puinslns. ps<crcsina
How NttoHrApAye the
Wood for Outside and
Inside RntAting
Rest Painting Technique
RAnttnE NeundAtttn
E q "8t48 ET 4- = VI. z
How % select Best Faint
Painting Interior Tt1m
C0mplete MRnpapefing
InStruetteuS
Nnishing floors. ETC..
New, 10 Maks
Buifs-in Furnigursi
Step ; BY Step 1nstruc.
tfcns for Alcovss. d.
nettes, Kitchen Cab.
inets. Utility Tables.
wardrobe . and : Chest
Storats WaH. etc.
Hsw 10 tsndsssps
YeuY GxSpndx
Planting Healthy LAWN
How to Prepare the Soil
MISUNDERSTANDING TYees
and Shrubs and Hog
to Plant Them
How to Make 3 Beauti-
ful Elagstone WAtk
Porch and Garden Fur
niture. etc.
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How TO Instail
EE.s~s..l E..~A.

row 70 sstStaif
Eisefs;scI system
Your Local Code
Obtaining Approval for
Amateur Wiring
Insurance Considefa-
tionss
How to Wire Each Room
Outside Lighting
Underground Conduit
70 Garage
List Of Materials
Cutaway View Of Com
plete House Wiring
How to Join Wires. Con-
meet Fixtures and
outlsts. etc.
How TO Apply
Interior Finish
Simple atep-6y-Step Dt.
rections for Making
. Quick, Easy and
Satisfactory Wall and
Ceiling Finish
Wet Wall and Dry Wall
Construction
Lathtnk
Making . Plaster Arch
Grounds and CORNER
Heads
How 70 Dtsgulse or Even
Capitalize on Joints
Between Panels
Laying rtntSlsed Neof
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Selecting the
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Locality and Site
NeArnes6 to schools,
Churches, Shopping,
Transportation
How to Avoid Future Ex-
penses In Assessments
for Sewers, Paving, etc.
Choosing Proper .Eleya-
ton; Drainage
Sun Light: Solar Heat.
ing
Prevailing Brsssss. etc.
Complete .
Moteriui kjsss
Plans Includes Com.
plete Material Lists Of
Lumber. Masopry,
Hardware, Plumbing,
Insulation, Wiring,
Heafins Equipment.
etc. 30. your building
supply dealer can
quote exact total cost.
How to Select Materials
that Are Cheapest and
Best for Your Purpose
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fon of Practical Feofvres:
How 70 Set in

HeNs 70 Ser in
Windows and Doors
nIustf Ations OF Stock
Doors and Windows
from Which to Choose
Mastte-Sealing Frames
in the Opening
Planning Cross yentila-.
ton
How to Hang Doors
Make Your Own Charm.
ing Two-Part Door
-AHd Much Moret
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g. AVE up to $500 on a $4,000 house!
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Complete building plans and simple easy
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Live Eight
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While Buiidinul I

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practical plans
whereby you can
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site in order to de.
vote every spare
moment you wish
to the job. Save
rent money, too! .
Start in Spring and
bys Winter have
comfortabie mod
srn quarters with
evesy cnnvenience
ready to live ini
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n ssss thp vail sfpds Il 3
tsA sss sesy ~.
How TO Build HE
Aaking tiysbls Rooms
P1ywood. comppsitien
Wallboard, RlAster
Allowing fer Medicine
Caeinets and other
Built-Ins
Novel Effects Posstb1e
With Elats Dloeks
How to Construct Stairs
8mplined Methods OF
Finishing Walls 0f va
cation Cabin. etc.
How 10 insfoll
pipmhina sysssss
0r2phlcaNY mustTatad
xxpianatton Shows
How and When Every
Pipe and Fitting 0oss
M-6O You CaH't Go
Wrong
Tools You Will Need
Mgh Spend Installation
With E6ppsE Tubing
Loceting Tub. Sink.
Water Closet. Waste
II building Code Re-
Gutres Eicensed
Plumber. Heress How
TO Supervise Him
How to Lay sewer Pipes
How 70 CAulk Joints
ccniplete List Ok Plumb.
ing Materials Needed
Installing Gas Pipes
-AH6 MHch Morsf
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Learn ell about
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how to get an FLA
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the fnishsd ap-
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many amateur
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to pay themselves
a salary out Of the
mortgage loan,
while building.
Or If you prefer
to own your home
free and clear, the
book tells you how
to start with little
Or no savings, and
pay ~ you co.
buying materials
out of each weeks 9
pAy check.
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to-follow instructions offer you a choice of
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HIP. Qambtel And
Other Types of Roof
How to kr&ct the RAftery
The Ridge Board
Collar Beams
How to Frame 0ables
Framtng . 0ormer
How 70 Lsy Roof Boards
Use Of Metal Flashing
How to Erect ChiMnky
How TO Shingle the HOof
The Roof c0fnice. stc,
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Kitchen, Bath, Exsru
Closets 10 Delight


Every Heusewife!
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How 10 inSfuli

Heatina system
ttons for 1natailing
Warm.A Heating
Insuiation Precautions
Applying Heat Outlets
Other Types Of Heating
Solar. Radiant.
Steam. Hot Water
Which Fuei VIII You
use?-AndM Much Morei
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HousANDs are doing t-so you! With the aid Of this
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a
always be proud of your neghbors envy
Evening star., 1950-02-05

State College. At the touch of switch the
robot tabulates answers and makes an instan-
taneous. permanent record of students re-
sponses to different teaching methods. Auto
matically printed statistics show whether such
variations as color film, sound tracks or music
help to speed learning time.
Traffic control is fast becoming robotized.
In San Diego, Calf, for example, electronic
plates buried in main highway count passing
cars and synchronize lights to let autos go
Continued on page Is
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Three machines in Britain
comprise the worlds only robot
librarian. Working with a new
kind of punched library card,
they can do in two minutes
what would take human librar-
ians a whole day.
When the Navy wanted to
find out how to do a better job
of teaching its specialists. it
built a robot scorekeeper in a
classroom at the Pennsylvania
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vocal cords, box for mouth, and an India
rubber funnel, moved by keys, that acted as
word-forming lips and tongue.
But today's mechanical men are more
talented. Westinghouse Elektro, seven
foot, 26O-pound automaton, can smoke, count
to 10, and deliver speech with vocabulary
of II words. The brain of this aluminum-and-
steel humanoid (human-lke mechanism) is
activated by 81 electrical relays which = in
response to spoken commands - operate
nervous system of motors, levers, gears and
chains.
Hundreds of miles of wire run up and down
Elektro's spinal column. He even has robot
dog, Sparko, whose two motors enable him to
beg, bark and wag his tail
wWilEe" Plays a Haxmonica
A HAMMOND, IND, inventor, Andrew Bober,
gave electronic birth to Willie" a dapper
metal man who performs all the basic human
motions, also sings, dances, plays harmonica
and fires pistol.
Most modern robots are unseen electronic
relays that can do almost everything from
identifying unknown substances by their
chemical 'fngerprints" to chain-smoling Gig
arettes in test for toxic gases.
Evening star., 1950-02-05

WHEN Harvard University recently un-
w veiled new lotion electronic calculator,
which uses its own Language" and memory"
to solve complex mathematical problems thou
sands of times faster than man, the invasion of
our times by the robot machine reached new
heights.
Dozens of robot devices have been revealed
in the past few months. In London, scientists
developed robot brain that signals it's own
moves in game of chess, can memorize a
bookful of facts and figures, may eventually
be able to cook if its inventor can give it
sense of smell.
A robot machine in Scotland never loses a
tcktacktoe game. When its human oppo-
nent plugs in one of nine electrical contacts on
board, an ''X" appears in the corresponding
space on glass screen. A few seconds later
the robots electronicaly selected ''O' lights
up. You may get draw, but you'll never win.
Another robot not only regularly beats
all corners at an ancient Chinese num-
bers game called MIN, but keeps it's own
won-and-lost record.
These examples of electronic magic are not
isolated ones. Experts say the era of robots is
upon us. From simple household tasks to
astronomical computations, automatic devices
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HERE COME THE

Electronic magic is turning out human-like
machines that can beat you at everything
from washing the dishes to playing chess
by Norman and Amelia LObsenz
Photograph by Allan Could
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Already in Use

turn themselves on and off, self
defrosting refrigerators, coin machines that
make change, garage doors that open when
headlight beam strikes them or when car
horn sounds = all these are robot-like de-
vices.
Nor is the idea of robots strictly dream of
today's experimenters. Philosopher scientists
of the Middle Ages designed mechanical men
that walked, opened doors, played musical in
struments.
Later there was robot that even talked:
it had bellows for lungs, bagpipe's reed for
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social life without pain, without
some strenuous effort, without
Precipitation. You cannot dis
charge your responsibility by
simply giving a bit of money
you must give of yourself.
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"E4ome Of Florida Southern College

Rebbe, anticipating him, what
you are worried about. A. number
of others have already spoken to
me about it. You mean my saying
that it is the dirt that saves us"
eyes, rebbe," said Mr.. Winkler.
"All about us, rebbe, you know,
the doctors, the hygienists tell us
that cleanliness will save us, but
you speak in praise of dirt"
mo, no." said the rebbe, II
also approve of what the doctors
say about cleanliness. The Torah
was the first to pre- CHI about
cleanliness. Why a good Jew is
required to wash his hands before
taking anything in his mouth, so
stringent is Judaism about clean
illness, but still I say the dirt
saves us"
II think I see a little of your
point" said Mr.. Winkler, "but I
wish you would elaborate on it.
Most assuredly," said the Rab-
bi. ''I'll tell you what: Would you
like to see how men are judged
in Heaven? Surely" said Mr..
Winkler, "but how is that posi-
ble?"
"Ah," said the Rebbe, Heaven
is not as far off as men think-if
we only seek to find it with hum
BILE and sincere hearts. Just lean
back in your chair, Mr.. Winkler
and close your eyes,"
He had no sooner done this than
there appeared before his eyes a
vision of a Heavenly court. It
seemed very much like an earth
Continued on Page 3l)
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Lakeland, Florida


a real sacrifice, you have not give
"Unless the giving represents a
real sacrifice, you have not given
of yourself. Unless you labor and
dirty your hands in this work of
erecting the beautiful edifice of
society, your merit is small.
Brethren, it is only the dirt and
perspiration that will save us"
Mr.. Winkler looked about him.
self. Everything was immaculate
ly clean. Everything was beauti-
full. The rebbe was wrong, but
the words of the Rebbe kept ring
ing in his ear. Mr.. Winkler rose
from his chair and took his hat.
He would go and see the Rebbe.
Upon arriving at the Rebbe'S
home, Mr.. Winkler went straight
to the point but he hardly had
need for it. IT know" said the
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''NutionuIe Front"
Unter Bonn geton
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2lms Salem, Okie
8efanntmad)ung.

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our seiGaieen Nuhridlt oob lont
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10 nit ieinen Selesaten ouf Ser
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Die &inoer ei1maI alle ioSoB mir ltlr=
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Gt.pas freies miro fiir lie ga icin alth
quite gtuiif, mas oos &omitee olles
beiorgen miro. 9lIio fonntt am 10.
Mpril ale ms Sahienbeim.
Simon &allt, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23
Fine Tragoedie der Jugend
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-03-23

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