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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1959
Page
26
Practical tips for using adhesives in home repairs. Read manufacturer instructions and prepare surfaces by cleaning scraping and sanding. Clamp joints tightly, keep them undisturbed, and work in a warm dry room at least 70 degrees. Use proper clamps and apply to both surfaces for best results.
The piece outlines common clamps used in furniture making such as hand screw bar and edge clamps. It suggests improvised clamps like clothesline a wood scrap and pliers for securing small items and explains resorcinol glues and flexible glues for nonporous and porous surfaces.
A trade group, the Roof Drainage Manufacturers Institute, promotes metal roof gutters downspouts valleys ridge rolls edging and flashing as essential to prevent leaks. Members supply formed metal components and provide guidance to homeowners through the Chicago based address 22 West Monroe Street.
In Farmingdale New York Republic Aviation Corp uses baby-care items to maintain its F 105 Thunderchief. Diapers wipe down canopies and panels while talcum powder eases friction in tight fuel cells. Castile soap is used for pressure testing hoses and connections.
Do-it-yourself zeal backfires for Cecily Brown as endless home projects trigger exhaustion, ruined skin, and delayed costs. Friends withdraw under advice and ridicule, leaving her to rely on professional help while she debates writing a memoir about the downfall of DIY in her brownstone.
Irving Mopper writes a score for Mistress of the House a new adaptation of Miss Julie planned for New York showings after a spring and summer tour. His past works include The Creation The Mountain of God and TV background music for children's stories.
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