Architect Designs Luxurious Ranch Home For Harmony
Architect Rudolph Matern plans X-93 in the House of the Week series a 2239 square foot ranch home with eight rooms. The four major zones sleeping quarters formal entertainment working center and relaxation align in harmony. The design features a sunken living room dining room kitchen and family area, adjustable master suite options, three baths, a mud room and hobby shop. Exterior mixes stone brick and vertical siding for a wide 82 foot facade.
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Archytect Rudolph Matern
One Million Cured of Cancer Reported by ACS Official
Dr Harold S Diehl announced at an Arizona Cancer Society symposium that about one million Americans are cured of cancer with another 600000 likely cured after five years without recurrence. He cited Connecticut and U S Public Health Service data showing declines in lip stomach liver mouth and skin cancers among whites and notable reductions for women in several cancer sites.
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Harold S. Diehl
American Cancer Society
Arizona
Society
Diehl
Connecticut
U.S. Public Health Service
Refinishing Tips For Old Wood Tables And Wall Surfaces
A reader asks how to revive a marred dark wood coffee table, and an expert advises that sanding may fail. veneered tops risk visible damage, so applying a new surface such as plastic surfaced hardboard is better. The column explains striated plywood squares come in 12 and 16 inch sizes, with 4 by 8 foot sheets, and French polishing as a traditional shellac finish built in multiple thin coats with careful steps.
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UP News
New Lighting Standards Push Homes Toward Brighter Illumination
Illuminating engineers say most U S homes are underlit and current standards are obsolete. Studies from the University of Michigan show eye tasks need up to 150 percent more light than 1952 targets, with desk work requiring 70 foot candles and two 150 watt lamps. Ensure shielding and proper placement for comfort and safety.
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Illuminating
United States
University of Michigan
International Commission On Illumination
Brussels
George J. Taylor
Illuminating Engineering Society
American Home Lighting Institute
Help For Backward Nations Is Costly
The United Nations Special Fund approved 44 projects in 50 underdeveloped countries in its first year at a cost of 31.9 million dollars. The fund finances surveys training and pilot projects to attract investment to struggling economies.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N. Special Fund
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