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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-10-15
Beef Can Be Tailored
To Consumers Taste
By ROY r. GREEN

Most of them will carefully examine
the beef cuts-as we'll as pork and lamb
much like they pick over heads of let
tuce in the vegetable case. The fatty
and wasty pieces are spurned. Pref
erence is for the leaner, well trimmed
cuts.
Survey Results
This tendency is shown graphically
in recent survey made by the Univer-
sity of Missouri. Practically rs per cent
of the meat customers interviewed in
st. Louis, Mo-, named fat and lean as
being a major consideration in their
choice of meat cuts. In self-service
markets, the proportion was even great
er-90 per cent.
Here is highly significant "sign'' in
a business where more and more en-
phasis is being placed on the pre-
packaged, self-service basis of mer-
chandising.
Keen competition for the 4O-ounce
capacity of the human stomach is the
guiding force for food production. proc
essing and sales. Beef completes with
all other red meats as well as poultry
and fish for the consumers choice
Meats, in themselves, must compete
with all other foods in the rivalry fol
eI,oro oe EIoO an O11Yanoc
Please the Consumer
Years of selling experience hav
Evening star., 1956-11-24

IL formed as q by-product Of
combustion. Gas produces the
most water vapor because Of its
large hydrogen content, but If 9
heating system is functioning
properly. all Of these gases 60 up
the fiue and none get into the
house.
EfIiorescence
II would like to know what the
white frost-like coating is on
the red brick Of my new house.
Some people tell me that sum-
mer heat win make it disappear, =
c. B. writes.
Answer-This condition Ii
known as ef1lorescence. There
are certain minerals in the
bricks and mortar. Rain water
soaks into the bricks and brings
these minerals to the surface,
where the water evaporates,
leaving the white deposit. You
can wash 1t off with a mixture
Of one part muriatic acid added
to 10 parts water. Wear rubber
gloves when handling this mix
ture. The deposit may continue
to return until all the minerals
have been washed from the
bricks.
Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1857
Evening star., 1956-11-24
Heot-Duct insulation
MAY Cool Off Floors

that escapes from the bare ducts
is not really lost. 1t warns the
floors above which act as a pretty
fair radiant heating system. If
you insulate these ducts, you will
get more heat blowing out of the
registers but the cellar may be-
come uncomfortably cold.
The minimum requirement for
the treatment of ducts in a hot
air heating system is to strip the
joints. A narrow asbestos strip
ping is used for this and is at
tached around each Joint in the
pipes with wallpaper paste. The
asbestos tears easily when wetted
by the paste, so handle care
fully. AS it dries, the material
shrinks to form a tight seal. This
same material comes in much
larger sheets which can be very
effective in reducing heat radia-
ton from the ducts.
There is no trick to applying
it. Cut it to size first, then make
a liberal application of the wall
paper paste and carefully place
Evening star., 1956-11-24
BY HERMAN BAUM

II have a hot air heating sys-
tenn in my house. While the cost
of heating is not exorbitant, !
believe that some economies can
be made by insulating the ex-
posed air ducts in the cellar. If
you agree. please give me some
pointers on doing the job. Would
you also recommend that ! in
sulate the hot water pipes?" w.
w. F. asks.
Answer-This is one of these
maybe yes. maybe no" questions.
Much heat does escape from ex-
posed heating ducts in cellars.
If the ducts are very long and
are not insulated you may get
little or no heat at the business
end.
On the other hand, assuming
that you have a modern home
that is sealed up as tight as a
pack Of chewing gum and no
wintry zephyrs whirl through
your cellar, the bulk of this heat
Evening star., 1956-11-24

ware cloth from the hardware
store. Measure the distance from
the edge Of the caves to the
outer edge of the cutters. add
an inch and cut the hardware
cloth into strips Of this width.
Slip one edge Of the strips under
the shingles and tack it into
place. The other edge extends
out over the gutter to keep out
the leaves.
Enamel Over Latex Paint
Can an enamel paint be ap-
piled over latex paint?" c. d.
writes.
Answer-Yes. The only re-
quirement is that the latex paint
must be on the walls for at least
six weeks.
Selection Of Heating
"For the past several weeks,
the men work with have been
having discussions about heat
ing systems. Please tell us which
type of fuel. coal, oil or gas gives
the most moist heat and why?
Which Of the three will cause
the most condensation on win
doWs?" H. p. K. asks.
Answer-The type Of fuel has
absolutely nothing to do with
the conditions you mention.
When a fuel burns, water vapor
Evening star., 1956-11-24
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introduced less than year this idea in housing has
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a bedrooms. "a baths, brick
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Evening star., 1956-11-24

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OF before you can get under the
shower.
The best material for insulat-
ing hot-water pipes is a cellular
insulation in the shape Of a tube
that has been split in half,
lengthwise. 1t is made to fit all
size pipes. The two halves are
closed around the pipe and then
sealed by applying wallpaper
paste to cloth flap. This ma
terial can be cut to proper
length with any kind Of saw.
For turns and elbows, there
is available an asbestos cement
in powder form. Water is applied
to form a paste and then this IS
nodded into shape on the pipe
elbow.
Ancient Chestnuts
"A contractor wants to repair
the cutters on our house and
then sell us the latest invention
to keep out leaves which we
understand. is a galvanized wire
mesh that fits over the cutters.
Have you ever heard Of this
product and is it satisfactory"
Mrs. E. A. B. asks.
Answer - What some people
will do to make a buck! This
--latest invention" is older than
the Patent Office. You get a.
Of quarter-inch hard
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5 bedrooms. lst floor den ond
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Evening star., 1956-11-24
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ROBERTSON
ReaLtor

Presents seven typical
homes selected from more
than 300 Iistinss. All in
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vicinity. where we have
specialized for more than
2S years.
Evening star., 1956-11-24
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Pakagd and plumbing heating systems for the
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Heating can be furnished both
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heating and plumbing questions
Evening star., 1956-11-24

around the getting YOU may be several wears
around bends strips getting your money back But
can be put spiraly big payof is in the convent
Insulating hot-waer pipes in not having wait
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Evening star., 1956-11-24
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Know the thrill of living in a house that
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
FOREMAN FAMILY ATTENDING REUNION IN GRANTS PASS. ORE.

To attend a first family reunion in II years, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foreman, and son, Fred, flew south the first of the week. They are vis- iting their daughter and family. the Eugene Schaffers, in Grants Pass, Oregon.
 Coming up from California will be another daughter and family, Sgt. and Mrs Louis Lawrence Mrs. Lawrence is the former Vera Fore man, of Wrangell, who, after her marriage also lived in Anchorage
 The Wrang Il Foremans, grand ma and grandpa, and Uncle Fred die are looking forward to about months romping with the children of the two families who are Rosalie Ann and Eugene, IT,, Schaffer and David Lee and Bar bara Ann Lawrence
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
EMBLEM CLUB INITIATION, INSTALLATION ON MONDAY

On next Monday evening, Nov. 26, Wrangel Emblem Club will meet at EIks hall for initiation and for installation of new officers.
 Mrs. Thelma Goodrich and Mrs. Violet Mervyn will be initiated in- to the organization and new off cers to be installed are:
 Mrs. Bernice Berry, financial secretary; Mrs Mildred Grant, trustee, and Mrs. Mollie Lawton, press correspondent.
 Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Doris Barnes, Mrs. Marjorie ThOrnquist, Mrs Alice VOorhies, and Mrs. Margaret Sturtevant
 All members are urged to at tend
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
NOTICE

IN E PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. DIVISION NUMBER ONE. AT WRANGLL, ALASKA
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE Es- TATE OF MILDRED sURATT. Deceased
 NOTICE is hereby given that Lloyd Benjamin. the undersigned. has been appointed the duly and qualified administrator of the Els tate of Mildred Suratt, deceased.
 All persons having claims a. gainst said estate are required by law to present them to the law of fices of Stump & Bailey Box 2014. Ketchikan, Alaska, properly pre- pa~ed in affidavit form. within siv C6) months after tne date of the first publication Of this notice.
 LLOYD BENJAMIN First publication Nov g, 1856 Last publication Dec. II, 1856
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23

father. Glenn E. Hall, in Seattle.
 Glen W. Han, the son, had just arrived in Wrangell last week from Long Beach, where he serves a. board the USSS Tonadega in the U. s. Navy. He is on leave and had come here to visit the Charltons over Thanksgiving.
 Funeral services for MT. Hall were held Tuesday and the two boys arrived pack here yesterday
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23

The Associated Press Is entitled exclusively to the use for republi cation of all the local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches.
 Entered in the post office at Wrangell, Alaska. as second class matter under Act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
 SUBSCRIPTION RATES
 One year in advance by carrier or regular mail, s3.50; via air mail, s7.5O; per copy ten cents. Adver- Using rates and commercial print ing prices on application.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
CALLED SOUTH ON WORD OF FATHERS DEATH

Gerald and Glen Hall, sons of Mrs Tom Charlton, were called south this week on the death of their
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
TURKEY ON MENU AT
 LEGION INSTALLATION

Turkey will be the main item of food on the evening of November 29~ when the Merlin Elmer Palmer Post Of the American Legion meets to install new officers for the year
 Those being instaIsd q are Ken meth Lewis. Commander; Carl Jo- hanson, First Vice Commander; Rudy Briskar. Second Vice Con- mander; Ned Zenger, Adjutant and Finance Officer and George M Saith, Service Officer and Chap plain.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
NOTICE

For the month of December, 1856 ONLY, applications for license plates, certificates of title, etc, for auto vehicles will be discontinued at the City Hall All information or requests should be directed to-: Department of Taxation, Motor Vehicle Division. Juneau, Alaska.
 Robert c. Neimeye~
 Deputy Tax Coll.
 Dept of Taxation
 Wrangell. Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23

Published every Friday at Wrun- gel, Alaska by Lew NJ. Williams. Winifred E. Williams and l. M Williams, Jr.
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
DISTRICT DEPUTY FOR ELKS TO BE HERE ON DECEMBER 12

District Deputy Vic Powers of the Juneau Elks lodge, will be a guest of the local Elks lodge on December 12, it has been announc- ed. A dinner to honor his visit is planned for p. m, followed by a regular lodge meeting.
 Reservations for the dinner should be made not later than 6 D. m. of December II. Phone 659 to make reservations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23

George Miyasato family of Wran- geI. Mr Miyasato makes his home with his daughter in Mt Edge cumba.
 The little newcomer, born in the Mt. Edgecumbe hospital, has been named Phi lip, Jr. He joins a bro ther. George in the family.
 Mrs. Smith and Rhonda flew back home last Friday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
MT. EDGECUMBE WELCOMES MRS. SMITH WITH NEW NEPHEW

Mrs. William Smith, and daugh- ter, Rhonda, have returned from Mt. Edgecumbe where they went to welcame the arrival of a son to Mir. and Mrs. Phillip Moreno, born Nov. 3. Mrs. Moreno is the former Harriett Miyasato, sister of Mrs. Smith and daughter of the pioneer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
NOTICE
1856 ALASKA SCHOOL TAX DUE To NOV. 30 - $7.5O Starting Dec. l - SIPS
 JOEL WING
 Collector
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all friends for their many acts of kindness and for the floral offerings in our bereavement, the death of our wife and mother, Jeanette V. Gillespie.
 ROBERT GILLESPIE
 JAMES WAGNER
 ROBERT WAGNER
 DONALD WAGNER
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-11-23
APW INSPECTOR HERE

Leo Conway inspector for the Alaska Public Works administra- tion, is in Wrangell in connection with the installation of a $296,OOO sewer project here. The s. s. Mullen O., of Seattle, which was awarded the contract, started work last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
AT THESE DEPENDABLE
LOCAL CONCERNS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WASHINGTON
American Home Improvement Co.
25ll Bladensburg Rd.
James H. Bern
5407 Carolina Place, NV
Columbia Roofing Co.
1903 Buchanan ST., NV.
Max Greenwald Roofing & Sheet Metal
2l4E ST., SW.
Jacks Roofing Co.
5529 SheIrier Place, NV.
LA. Lee Roofing Co. .65l6 9Th St, NV
0'Brien Roofing Co.. ..6l5 18th ST., NE.
Sturman Construction Co.
1882 Pennsylvania Ave-, Sc.
MARYLAND
BLADENSBURG
Ernest Maier. Inc. .46l7 Annapolis Rd.
BRENTWOOD
H.A. TempIeton.. ... $500 Varnum ST.
BRUNSWICK. ..........J. P. Karn, Inc.
cAvEToWN
The Cavetown Planning Mill Co.
HYATTSVlLlE.. ....... George N. Bowen
JW Conway. Inc. .200l Hamilton ST.
Maryland Roofing 8 Contracting Co.
Maryland Bldg.
MlODLET0WN
ingalls, Lumber & Supply. Inc.
0WINGS. W. M. Thomas Lumber Co.
ROCKVILLE
Congressional Lumber Co.. Inc.
Frederick Rd.
Dickerson Lumber Co.. Inc.
Rockville Pike
Eisinger Builders Supply. Inc.
SHADY SIDE. w. M. Thomas Lumber Co.
SILVER SPRING
Orndorff & Spaid. .l2844 ColesviIle Rd.
Silver Spring Building Supply Co.
1926 Georgia Ave 6 Ripley St.
TAKoMA PARK
IF. SideIl & Son
70l4 WestmoreIand Ave.
WAL n0PF Robinson & Haas. Inc,
PENNSYLVANIA
YORK
Union Roofing 6 Paper Co.. Inc.
1900 Monroe 81.
VIRGINIA
ARLINGTON. 49,. Mace Properties. Inc.
Murphy & Ames. Inc.
1920 No. Fort Myer Drive
Perrin & Martin, Inc. .l429 N. Quincy
L.C. Smith, Inc.
1880 N. Washington Blvd.
FAIRFAX. |. JUDO
FALLS CHURCH
a. n n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

JERUSALEM (JTA) An eff
fort to have Prime Minister David
Ben Gurion intervene in the Re-
form synagogue issue which has
deadlocked Jerusalem's Municipal
Council was made by noted Or
tIodox leader, Rabbi Yekutiel Hal
berstam, the Klausenberger Reb-
be.
Rabbi Halberstam repeatedly
told Ben Gurion that Orthodox
Jews here will go all-out to pre-
vent the introduction of Reform
services into Jerusalem-even to
the point of "open war;. Plans
for the introduction of Reform
worship are centered around the
opening of a school of archaeology
sponsored by the Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Relig-
ion, American seminary for the
training of Reform rabbis.
The services are to be held in
the Schools library, but thus far
various maneuvers have prevent
ed the granting of a building per.
NIT for the School.
The rabbi told the prime minist.
er that he plans to bring his owr
Yeshiva to Israel and reportedly
asked him to weigh the question
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
DUBLIN ELECTS
JEW AS MAYOR

WASHINGTON, D. CA mem
Der of B'nai Birth has been elect
ed Lord Mayor of Dublin. He Is
Robert Briscoe, who helped found
Dublin Lodge No. 1889 two years
ago and is a member of its execu-
tive committee. BriScoe is the first
Jew to hold the office Of lord
mayor of Dublin.
In letter congratulating him on
his election, Philip M. Klutznick,
president of B'nai Birth, said that
his election "is a tribute to your
personal courage and zeal, as well
as to your patriotic military and
civil service to your country. It is
striking manifestation of the dem
ocratic spirit that accepts differ
ences in religion and culture, and
indeed finds in them a common
motivation for helping humanity y
Born in Dublin in 1894, the new
lord mayor served in the Irish
Republican Army from 1924
Since 1927 he has been the first
and only Jewish member of the
Irish Parliament. Since 1928 he
has been the only Jewish member
of the Corporation of Dublin, the
city's governing body.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Governor
Backs Ads
Site Protest

MIAMI. FIa.-The office of Gov.
Leroy Collins has advised the
Anti-Defamation League of B'nal
Birth that official conventions
will not be held at hotels which
discriminate against Jews in their
admissions policies.
THE SOUTHERN Governors
Conference on Nuclear Energy
was recently held at the Iloes
Hotel in st. Petersburg. The TIDES
Hotel has a history of anti-JeWlsn
discrimination.
The governors office reported
that upon ADJ notification OF the
un-American policy of the Tides
Hotel his staff sought other tacin-
ties for the convention. The nnmln-
ent date of the convention, how
ever. and inadequate facilities In
tha area made a change In con-
yention sites impractical.
THE GOVERNORS office added
that Jim Folsom of Alabama hao
also expressed concern over tne
SELECTION of the Tides Hotel as
site for an official function. Gov
ernor Collins informed the ADJ
that its alertness served a very
valuable purpose" and gave ms
assurance the situation would no
reCur.
George Talianoff, ADJ Florlos
chief. stated, I'VE have every rea
son to believe that the governor
attitude and position parallels
that of the ADJ in denouncing no,
tells and institutions pursuing OF
fensive discriminatory policies u
catering to the American public. !"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

SAY YOU SAW 1T ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07

ed 20 years ago to insure the phys
ical growth and spiritual survival
of American Jewry.
! The gift is planned to be raised
through a national campaign by
April %, when DR.. Kaplan'S BIRTH
day will be celebrated at dinner
for him here.
THE FUND WILL be used to
publish DR.. Kaplan's writings
and those of other scholars;
to expand the Reconstructionist,
the foundations official pub =
lication; to aid the American
Jewish community in commun-
ity organization, education, ritual
questions, and synagogue prob
lens; and to introduce Reconstruc-
zionist projects in Israel.
DR.. Kaplan is professor of phil
osophy of religion at the Jewish
Theological Seminary Of America.
THE PRINCIPLES of reconstruc-
tionism which DR.. Kaplan ex-
pounds hold that Judaism is dy-
IldIIuC IclISlOuS ClV1AL0IlOll oAiu
view all Jews throughout the
world as people whose cultural
and religious renascence is de-
pendent upon flourishing Israel.
Reconstructionism seeks to pre-
serve and develop the Jewish reli-
gion as the most vital element in
the Jewish civilization.
It, therefore, seeks to utilize the
Jewish tradition of Torah to foster
love and justice in human rela-
tons. It encourages the growth OF
Jewish literature and the arts as
a means of satisfying Jewish emo.
tional needs. It encourages the de.
velopment and practice of Jewish
spiritual values. It therefore advo-
Gates educational methods that
further these ends.
THIS PHILOSOPHY, DR.. Kap
Ian holds, will help Jews to inte
crate their historic civilization
with the modern democratic civ
ilization of our country. One of the
tenets of reconstructionism call:
for Jewish dedication and efforts
to strengthen American democracy
and its ideals.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Rabbi Carries, Reform Issue
To Israeli Prime Minister

of whether the disciples Of his Ye-
SILVA would not be greater bene-
fit than Reform synagogue. He
is said to have argued that the
Reform synagogue would ALLEVIATE
both observant and non-observant
Jews who want to see Israel as
a bulwark and fortress of tradi-
tional Judaism.
Later, Rabbi Halberstam o n
ferred here with Mayor Gershon
Agron for an hour in an effort to
persuade him to withhold his ap-
proval of the building permit.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1956-09-07
Huge Fund Drive
To Honor kdpIdn

NEW YORK-In celebration of the 18th birthday of
Dr. Mordecai M Kaplan distinguished Jewish theoogan
and philosopher Jewish lay and religious leaders plan to
raise endowment fund of $4,000 for the Reconsruc
ZIONIST Foundation the religious movement which he found
Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09

The Peninsula Girl Scout Coun-
ell sponsors day, troop, and estab-
lished camping.