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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1952
Page
17
A compact guide on building a bright efficient home workshop in a basement corner or garage. It covers bench construction with strong 12 inch planks and plywood top, steel or wooden legs, wall storage for tools, color coded paint storage, and drawers under the bench for organization. It stresses level placement and airflow near a window.
Window screens collect winter dirt and can be washed with a garden hose. Copper and brass resist rust but discolor light trim. coat mesh with thin varnish. If frames weaken at corners, repair with right angled brackets and screws, then paint frames for a finished look.
A flush door table idea shows a door attached to wall under a window, creating a compact surface that is easy to wipe clean. Light woods offer versatile styling options to match decor.
A practical job training program for mental patients begins in Minnesota. Hastings State Hospital patients due for release attend weekday sessions at the public institution in St. Paul for clerical and stenographic work training.
Good brushes last years with proper care. Clean after use by wiping on the can side and rinsing in turpentine until no paint remains. Dry on a smooth board, wash with warm suds, rinse, and hang bristles down. Store wrapped to prevent drying between jobs.
Rochester wildlife act creator Bill Burns quit advertising to train a 13 bird troupe of African love birds. The birds perform stunts like mail delivery and miniature washing courses with bird size props. Burns stresses patience and a year of training per bird.
Fire destroyed the First Christian Church of Centralia and a rebuilding fund was announced the same day. The first $1,000 was donated by members of the First Methodist Church.
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