davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-04-23

Blk. Colonial; bedrms, den.
pwdr. rm.. gar. walled patio, built
in book shelves; a very attraC,,
well-kept home. Upper eos. No
brokers. OPEN Sat, sun, 20. 325S
Aberfoyle pl. NV, EN-. 3-b223,
Evening star., 1960-04-23

FALLS CH.-4-bedrm. brk.; rec,
rm: fenced yard; Conv. to tranSp.
and shops; Sll5 JE. 3-SUS5
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrm., Ia
bath stone Cape Cod. newly re-
dec. wall-to-wall carpet. Lee. cor.
lot. Avail. immed JE 4-50S6.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

WoODLAWN AREA. MD.-LoVELY
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER; lge.
kitchen with dining space. Full
basement: attached garage Sl30
month. DUNN g. CO., REALTORS,
WA. 7-OO4S.
Evening star., 1960-04-23

GEORGETOWN: Sl75-A good q
bedroom house with dining room,
basement and rear passage. Ewes,
WO. 6-6026. J. LEO KOLB CO.,
FE 3-01OO
Evening star., 1960-04-23
HOUSES UNFURR. TO RENT

ADELPHI. S3O6 Rosette lane
bedrm. split-level: nr. Nd. u
SLY. HU. 1860, HE. 4-25s6.
ALEXANDRIA, Bucknell Manor
Spacious. 3-bedrm.. lIz-bath brick
semidetached: full bsmt,; near
schools, shopping center and bus;
Sl20 IA 2-72S2.
Evening star., 1960-04-23
CONTINUED
1910 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV,

1910 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
Call DE. 2-245s, WI. 6-s257.
1923 East Capitol s., = Lovely
HARRISON & ADAMS
932 K st. NV Ma. s-s30s
3335 c ST. s.E.-S5s.5O: / bed .
rm., kit. bath. din. rm., efic.: all
utils. incl. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. 10000.
COL0RED-335I 18th ST. NV
3rd a.; room. kitchen and bath;
all utils. incl: only $50 so mo.
Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma. $1,000.
COLORED = 1928 9Th ST. NV,
Apt. Two rms, kit and semi
{ pvt bath, heat and hot water incl.
Only S52 so mo. Mr.. NEUMANN,
Ma. s-67OO.
lCOLORED = NEW APARTMENTS
De luxe tyne, 422 9Th St. ne, ]
bedrm., kit, hath. dinette. liv.
I'm. Csll cAMPANELLA & Co.
EX. 3-4113.
COLORED-2269 SHERMAN AVE.
NW.-Private bachelor apt: re-
frigerator. Avail. at once. $3.50.
Excel. loc.
COLORED-I343 CORCORAN ST.
NV. Open, walk in.-Apt. 8,
lge. rm. kitchenette. Share bath
S43.50 per mo AL utils. incl.
except gas for cooking AID.
4-03S3.
COLORED-63O 18th ST. NE. Nr.
Union Stations rms, kit, bath,
newly redec. S75 mo. plus utils
Salaried adults pref. Key at Apt
l. Phone D. r. WELDON, Agent.
FE. 7-214l, weekdays.
COLORED-Open, walk in and see
First floor rear. PAT Elm st. NV,
rms. and kit, refgr.. share
bath. $50 mo. All utils. incl. ex-
cept cooking gas.
l rm. with kitchenette, first floor
front $3.50. AID. 4-03S3.
COLORED-I923 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1960-04-23
T. BELvoIR.s R.sPRINGFIELD AREA

3-bedroom-and- or 4-bedroom
split-level. Two baths, equipped
kitchen, living room and dining
mediateiy: $3.50 per mo. Call
LYNCH BROS, INC, Springfleld,
Va, FL. 4-7000 (cloSed Sundays .
Evening star., 1960-04-23

WOODBRIDGE - 4-bedroom Cape
COP; Ia baths, bsmt. carport.
Dashboard heat, garbage disp.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY, GY. A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Senator Scott Wars;s
Against Rights Back-dH

-mcrd--esf = enable the Sena.e
moro effectively 10 worN its will
The pcoNle in Texas reelected
Lyndon Johnson TO the Senate
at the same time that the whole
country was clecting him TO the
vice Presidency. We understand
that he will take his seat in the
Senate which convencs on Janu-
ary 3, and retain his powerful
position of Senate Majority Lead
er until about January Goth when
he will resign TO be sworn in
as Vice President In the inter
yening II days he will be able to
exert very great influence on the
organization of the Senate and or
related matters like amendments
20 the rules.
Let up hope that the new
administration starts out by keep
ing its promises on civil rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Covington CORE
Piekets Theatre

CONVICTION. Ny. - Covington
CORE continued to picket the
Liberty and Madison theatres
ven while carrying on an action
rampaign TO end restaurant dis
'rimination.
The CORE group reported Sc
,uring service at Lungs and Nc
lures restaurants and at Mer.
ards bowling alley. Further
ests are scheduled at other bowl
ne alleys.
At the theatres. Is CORE mem.
oers in inferrseisI groups, pic.
keted The two theatres Saturday
in protest over their refusal 10
sdmit Negroes.
Police allowed tne picketS to
pass out leaflets near the en-.
frances explaining the protest
Folice reversed ban on leaflet-
ing as "a litter hazard" on the
Jdvice of counsel.
The leaflets point out. We
believe that these theatres should
be- open to all the public. regard.
less of race or color and that
there is no permanent loss OF
business because of indignation
This was su-stsacate6 JUST across
the river in Cincinnati. where
theatres continually play to capa-
city intcgrated audiences"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Associate Of Madame
Currie Is Lecturer

GREENSBORO, n. c. - A well
known woman scientist who did
research with the famed Madame
Marie Currie, Nobel Prize win.
ner. in the latter's Paris labora-
tories. delivered recently ser.
les Of lectures at A & + College
d. Elizabeth Roma who got
lot Of information and just as
mach inspiration. while working
as senior researcher with the
worlds most famous woman scien
fist, drew more than ordinary
attention while visiting and
speaking at A g. T for a full
week She appeared here as
guest lecturer with the Mobile
Atomic Energy Laboratory, a
unit OF the Oak Ridge Institute
Of Nuclear Studies.
The mobile laboratory. a giant,
walk-in truck. contained the very
latest equipment designed for
the use of atomic energy in re-
search. II remained on the A e.
T campus for two weeks in con
ncction with research programs
being conducted by the Drs.
George and GLADYS Royal prcfcs-
sors of biology and chemistry re-
sncctiNclv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Put 1t Back"
Is Sermon Topic

Sunday morning at People ;
community Church, Woodward
and Pingrcc. the pastor the heV'
CARLYLE +. Stewart preached on
Put II Back" at both the Eoo
I'M and 1890 am. services.
The sermon was built around
tbe birth Of Christ. which we
commemorate on Christmas pay
Or. Stewart said Christmas IS
celebration Of the church ana
The family. He said regardless
"a the presents. Christmas trees
and all OF the trimmings tna' go
with Christmas, we Should Po'
Christ back ~ ~Vr ee'eore'''"'
In his closing remarks ne ASH.
Cd an ovcrflowing CONGREGATION
; .s64.qucstion," Among your
e;fts received Christmas VIII you
he able to see Christi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
YWCA Make Bic
Plans For Christmas

Christmas parties galore, for
tecn-agers, children, adults and
the entire family make the
YWCA's holiday schedule a full
and busy one.
Festivities will sfari rolling with
q senior high Y-Teens' dance al
Oakland Branch wv, 839 South
Crooks Road. cIswson, Thursday
evening, Dec. n.
A four-piece combo, The tx.
pressions,' will play for the
"drcssy" dance from $50 pm.
to 1890 am. Theme OF the dance,
to which 9th through 18th grade
students from Hazel Park, Kim.
ball, Dondero and Madison
Heights high schools are invited,
will be Winter Fantasy" The
admission is Sl00 per couple.
Next on tho WV, schedule is
teen dance sponsored by the
Cody High School Alpha y-Teens
10 be held ct Northwest Branch
YWcA, 25940 Grsrd, Friday
Dec. 23. from 10 II pm.
The Gay SophisticateS. a bust
ness girls club at Lucy Thurman
Branch WV. 500 East Elizabeth
will also entertain on Friday
Dec. %. They have invited mem
bers Of the Air Force stationed
At Selfridge Field TO be thcil
guests at a Christmas party begin
ming at 8 pm.
Also az Lucy Thurman wv, or
Tuesday, Dec. II, will be a care
party from 7:30 10 10 pm. fo'
the mothers Of children who
participate in YWcA activities,
On Thursday morning. Dec %
Lucy Thurman Branch Y-Teens
will visit the Ford Rotunda. and
from $50 to $50 pm that even
ING the Branch will sponsor &
party for the entire family with
games. skating. refreshments
A teen dance, q record IRE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Church Group Endorses
Struggle For Equal Rights

The Church Of God in Christ.
an international christian organi-
cation of churches, at lis 53rd
Annual Holy Convocation on No
vember IS through December 10,
1860, Memphis, Tenn, went on
record strongly endorsing the
struggle for freedom and equal
rights for men everywhere. AS
an international body, this SO
year old religious organization
'ook recognition Of freedom strug.
gle from global point of view
and its resolution covered the
broad field OF human relations,
the field in which mankind is pit
ted against variety of oppressive
forces in its effort to reach the
highest level of development and
selfcxprcssion.
Particular stress, in the rcsolu-
lion adopted. is placed on the
technique Of Non-Violent Move.
mcnlS as a christian instrument
for achieving civil rights goal.
iprroval, therefore. was given
BY the church 10 the current
wave Of sit-in demonstrations as
IN effective means for pointing
out political and social injustice
and to underscore the stigma
which the practice of Jim crowism
and racial discrimination leaves
IN American Democracy.
The General Assembly OF the
church of God in chist has always
Beer a racislly integrsted body
e believers in Jesus Christ. The
founders CT the Church Of God
y Christ were men and women
( all races. And, this is still true
cday. Senior Bishop c. n. Mason
Who is now 81 years old, began
,ver half century ago develop
rig the Church Of God in Christ
IS an international and inter
~acisI body Of Christian believers.
lust as cur membership is inse-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

grated, so ic our staff OF Bishops.
The following resolution was
officially adopted,
Whereas, the members of the
Church of God in Chist, an in.
ternational organization Of
churches, do hereby re-dcdicate
ourselves TO the teachings and
precepts of Jesus Christ; and
Whereas, we fully participate
with men everywhere, in the
eternal and continuing struggle
for freedom and,
Whereas. we have evaluated
the existing Non-Violent ap-
proaches TO obtain freedom for
all people such as "sit-in
Demonstrations" and the like;
and
Whereas, we see the urgent
need for equal voting rights, in
tegrated schools. fair employ
ment practices, appropriate hous-
ing, freedom &c utilize facilities
in all public places. and
Whereas. it is incumbent upon
the church to give leadership and
direction to the world through
Christ, and
Whereas, we hold dearly the
words of Jesus: "BY THIS SHALL
ALL MEN KNOW THAT YE
ARE MY DISCIPLES IF YF
HAVE LOVE ONE TO AN
OTHER.
Therefore. be il resolved
That we 90 on record in back
ing existing non-Violent Move
mcnts in fighting for freedom
Of mankind. and
Be il further resolved thai
every member of the Church OF
God in Christ will work. indivi-
dually. and comparatively with
their RESPECTIVE leaders to fight
for freedom for all men every
where.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
langston Hughes
10 Hest Chs
Look Up and Live

..~..sSton iiughcs, distinguish.
d poet. playwright and lecturer
~ serve rs hIs: FIR a special
rc ram Of trad t:ona' ,'cy.
gospel Scnes on Look Up and
ave- New ycar's Day sunday
m l, on CHS Television Net
'crGQ0:30-ll:C0 AM, EST. Mr..
,ushes will discuss the history
4 gospel music in America and
nc rebirth of its popularity.
Tho Abyssinian Baptist Church
choir, l20-voiee choral group
rem Newark. N. j.. will perform
n the program under the direc.
ION Of Prcf. Alea Bradford. The
numbers will include HE Stays
y My Room" GLORY Train"
Sweet Jesus" TOO Close 10
Heaven" Said ! Wasn't Going
20 Tell Nobody" and Heaven
Belongs TO YOU
Look Up and Live" is TroIdc-
cd by Richard Slemanowski for
the Public Affairs Department
OF Obs News. John Desmond
this program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

WASHINGTON us Sen
ator Hugh Scott (R.-Pa.) is
Urging increased emphasis
on civil rights progress and
warned against "ominous
rumors" that "the new Presi-
dent may back off from civil
rights legislation
The Pennsylvania republican
senator. long a leader in the de
Tense of human rights, said in a
newsletter to his constituents
his week.
There were OmlnOus rumOrs
circulating around Washington
this week that the new President
may back off from civil rights
legislation because of the insist
mt opposition of some Senators
IN the majority party.
I'VE will be able to determine
he probable course of events
,arly in January because Senator
lyndon Johnson was elected to
wo offices last month. Let me
,xplain.
The first order Of business
8 the Senate is the adoption OF
he rules. This gives W the one
cal opportunity we get every
VIC years ~ make amendment
o the rules. Rule n which deals
With limitations on debates, y
Known informally ss the "tiI'
buster rule. N L. in need OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

Airman Roush is graduate o.
Wahama High School, Mason
Tenn
Airmcn assigned directly to !;
l,tv station from basic traInlnt
nj Lakeland will receive onthe
lob training under highly-quali
fled technical specialists. AlrmcI
are selected for these assignments
on the basis Of their interests
ATTITUDES. and the needs OF inc
Air Force
Personnel assigned directly L
! duty station are Immediately
intccratcd into opcratlonal OF
training units of the gSAf Aero
space Force. According to S2'
Johnson the local Air Force he
,rultcr located at 9675 Gratlot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
iehov0hs Witnesses Plan
Mree-Doy (onfab Here

Jehovah's Witnesses will assem-.
bic fer three day convention al
DENLY High School, December
80. 81. 1860 and January 1861
according to John neyS. presiding
minister Of the East Warren Con.
gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Harold p. Sandeen, Circuit Sup
crvisor and Paul {. Truscott Of
Harper Woods. Convention Man.
agcr have named IL Eastside men
to supervise departments com.
prising the convention ,organiza
ton.
These departments are orc1.
nized - distribute the many
dutie that arise w.ien a lsr7c
group meets m assembly Mr.
Truscott said. All volunteer Their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

cess Romp". will be held az Ma.
comb Branch YWcA, 1890 East
10 Mile, Road, East Detroit. Thurs.
day. Dec. ~. from 7:30 10 1850
pm. Sponsored by the YWcA
Teen Council. II is open to the
public and will be sag or drag
Throughout the holidays, the
pool at Northern Branch YWCA,
1880 Woodward Ave. will be
open afternoons and evenings for
swimming and dips.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Post0! MoyNexs Awsyyysed
Cash For Suggestions

time out from their busy Christ.
mas schedules to spread some
Good cheer To three ouislandinn
pcstal employees. The GOOD cheer
was in shp form Of three cas.
awards fr hcnclicial SUGGESTION
when resulted Ia inproycn emf
of On, rat.ors ana substantial say
'no, far the Posi- Office Depart
mont and one cash award Tor al.
az, cf COURAGE and dSd.caiion t.
civic ~ oon,ib .iy.
1ht award, we're presented in
no modera ,rroualin4s Of
re Jew psN cfl4ee Bui'ding
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,os.a !, ;n,tall - r.,x in ether
~ v,''.'s INK, ~. IN.
liz In, ' Mn, -, 1a,,,,ed - - Midi.
,' =" W. ..'.' -
''on' """''''
scrcna ESQ received check
Cor $500 for additional savings
,eali,ed from the adoption e a
film protector I'D for training
operators. lie had previously re
-e;vcd 5000 VIXEN the protector
Was put into use on local basis
I'm January. 1888, Borclla was
seriously injured in The line
Of duiv such an accident might
have dampcncd the spirits Of
another man. but not Al as his
friends call him. II ANYTIME. the
,niur, has increased his interest
and dedication This $4,000 IS
,he LARGEST local award given to
date
a CHECK FOR 5000 was
presented to John + skipper
olss Everts. a letter Carrier at
jefferson station sincse 1858 Ion
the assistance b. gave the police
I in the capture of a holdup mar
uho made the mistake Of com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

services free"
The purpose Ct the program.
accordins TO Mr. Sandccn. is to
a'd Christians n carryins out
their ministerial responsibilities
both as Students Ct the Bible and
as teachers of it.
Mr. NichoIas hovalak. Jr.. a spc-
ciai representative Of the Watch.
tower Bible and Tract Society.
aill deliver a special public talk
on sunday afternoon. January /.
1861 at 300 pm, entitled. rs
God Interested in Tie Affairs Of
,Ieng"
~ interested persons are in.
WED 20 attend Tie convention
Sc ,icn> which arc free with no
collections taken
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Airnen Richards,
Roush Assigned

LAKELAND AFB. Tex. - Air
man Steven Richards, son Of Mrs
Josephine Richards, 1901 +. Han
cock. Detroit, Men. has been as
signed to unit of the Air Mate
rlel Command at Loring ALB, Ne
for training and duty as an All
Policeman. He recently completed
basic military training here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

Airman Richards graduated
from Northeastern High School
Alrman RoDsrt T. RouSh, sol
Mrs Pauline Ruush CT 2C5'
i!eadirc. Detroit. Mich. has beer
assigned TO a unit OF The Tactca
ir Command at Nellis ALB
Ncv. for training and duty as 9
supply Specialist He recently
onpietcd base m..tary tralnins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

Postmaster Edward l. Baker,
Mr.. Arnold G. Petersen, Rcsiona,
Operations Director, and Mr.
Erie +. Gill. Regional Personnel
Manager, Chicago Region. took
Evening star., 1960-10-15

mixture Of linseed oil and
trrpentins.
This should be applied with
a special screen applicator or
a piece OF carpetingl tackled
around a block OF wood with
the nap side exposed; a
brush is likely To clog the
mesh. Or apply pure fresh,
white shellac, thinned with
0ne-half as much denatured
. alchohol.
&&&
Mr.. Whitman offers read
ers leaflets on a variety of
subjects concerning home re-
pair work. If you would like
to have his leaflet WA,
rCELLAR DAM p MES s
FROM CONDENSATION
ONLY; NOT LEAKAGE"
send 10 cents in coin to Roger
c. Whitman. P.O. Box 80,
Station @, New York 10,
NY. ss
Released by Consolidated News
Features, Ine)
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Mr. Whitmon's Household Queries

They have become rust
stained under the windows.
How can we remove these
unsightly marks?
QuestiOn-To remove the
rust stains; Dissolve one part
sodium citrate in six parts Of
commercial glycerin. Mix
part Of this with enough
powdered whiting or other
absorbing powder to form a
paste, Cover the marks with
a thick layer of the paste;
when dry, replace with fresh
paste or moiSten with re-
naming liquid. Complete re-
moval of the stains may re-
quire a week or longer.
II the staining is from
screens, the screening should
be cleaned with turpenttine
to remove all trace of grease,
SCOT. etc. Then coat with a
good quality spar varnish
thinned with an equal
amount of half : and half
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Conservation Area


The Urban Renewal Ad-
ministration has just pub
lished a technical guide on
Selecting Areas for Conser-
vation," the agency an
nounced this week.
The publication provides
guidance on choosing areas
which have basic vitality
and are capable Of renewal
to long term st ability
through conservation treat
ment."
Copies Of the publication
are available without charge
in limited quantities to local
urban re newal officials
throug h the Housing and
Home Finance Agency here
and any Of its seven regional
offices. They also may be
purchased for is cents q
copy from the Superintendent
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Freeman Launches
Apartment Project

Construction has started on
the new Americana Park
Apartments at New Hamp-
shire avenue and Metzerott
road, Prince Georges County,
Carl M. Freeman has an
nounced.
When eventually COM
pleted, the project will total
1900 apartments on so acres
Of land. The first three
six-story buildings, with 124
partments, are due to be
Evening star., 1960-10-15

Of Documents, Government
Printing Office. Washington
Is, D. c.
The new publication is the
third in a series the URA is
putting out to provide guid-
ance to local officials and
groups responsible for phases
Of urban renewal.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

ready for occupancy in
March.
Mr.. Freeman said that de-
sign of the buildings is such
that IS per cent Of the land
in the development will be
left undisturbed in natural
wooded areas or made into
parkland.
The air-conditioned de-
velopment will consist mainly
Of two and three bedroom
units. A swimming pool is
included in the plans.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Paint for Fireplace

Question - What kind Of
paint can we use for the
mortar between stones Of our
fireplace?
Answer-Paint the mortar
with a cement paint. coming
in powder form to be mixed
with water, Be sure all trace
of grease, wax. SCOT. ETC., is
removed from the surface be-
fore applying the paint.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Shoppine,C Center
For Springfield

The 20-store Springfield
Plaza shopping center at old
Keene Mile road and Back
lick road. near the SPRING
field interchange of Shirley
highway, has scheduled OPEN
ing ceremonies for next
Thursday.
Representative Broyhill will
cut q ribbon marking the
opening at 2 pm. Other Of
flcials including, Mrs. Anne
A. wilkins. chairman Of the
Board of County Supervisors
of Fairfax County, have been
invited to attend.
The Center is situated on q
Evening star., 1960-10-15
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN
contributins Writer

Question = We Just put
down an asphalt tile floor
in our Kitchen. There are.
several stains from adhesive
not removed Immediately at
the time. Is there anything
we can use now to get the
stains of? I
Answer - A quick stain
remover for floor tile is now
available ut some tile dealers
and large housewares and
hardware stores: this is
particularly recommended for
removing stains from floor
ing adhesives on linoleurn,
vinyl and asphalt tile. or.
rub carefully with fine steel
wool and turpentine. Il
Evening star., 1960-10-15
StOins on Shingles

QuestiOn-The walls of our
cottage are green asbestos
shingles of good quality.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
eeIz BRADLEY BLVD.
BRADLEY HILLS

bedrooms tile baths, beautiful luxury brick rambler
amidst u of tall Double carpOr de luxe family
kitchen with wooded view, hail. firepace balcony
off formal dining room sliding DOORS patio and recreation
Quality construction by builder Price $5O
Ewes, Mrs. Jackson OIL 6.l9O8. a
DlRecToNSI Bradley Blvd, post BuJdeite sign
Evening star., 1960-10-15

z
6O-acre tract owned by Car
field, Inc, Of which Edward
r. Carr is president. Clarence
Dodge. senior vice president
Of Weaver Bros. Inc, and
Karl w. Corby are other
owners.
Among tenants are Kresge's,
Peoples Drug, andSuper Giant
stores.
Additional development is
planned, Weaver Bros, Inc,
reported.
A 40-lane bowling facility
at the center will open in the
near future, the announce
ment said.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

4h6AA 4udAAby A4dOCAAl41B llUuoS
paint: Easiest method is Of
course to postpone the knot
treatment until repainting
the house.
Warm Cold Water
QuestiOn-We have a gas
hot water heater. Gould this
have any effect on our cold
water? The cold water runs
quite warm at the beginning.
We have to run it quite a
while before it becomes
pleasant enough to drink.
Answer - The heater may
be overheating the water so
that 1t backs up into the
water main. If so, closer con-
troll on the water heater, or
a check valve is advisable.
Gas water heaters have ther-
mostatS and the temperature
can be lowered to prevent
overheating.
However, another cause
might be the proximity Of
the hot and cold water pipes,
so that when the cold water
stands still 1t picks UP heat
from the nearby hot water
pipe. Insulation on the hot
water pipe would overcome
this.
Cleaning House Siding
QuestiOn-Our house has
light-colored wood siding
which has become dingy
looking, although the paint
still looks tight and smooth
on it-not peelfng any,
where. Can the sliding be
cleaned safely?
Answer-The siding can
be scrubbed with soap and
warm water or a household
detergent solution, followed
by ample rinsing with clear
water. Start at the bottom
Of the wall, working up
wards and in a small Sec
tion at a time. Otherwise,
dirty water. running down
over dry, soiled areas will
leave streaks very difficult
to remove.