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. By HUBBARD COBE; Your Handy Man . ... One of the last things in the world we want to do is nose around in your private affairs——we've got too many troubles of our own right now. But we thought we'd just bring up this question of the| insurance on your house. |

Home cost, say $4000 10 years, =~ £go, it 1 probably worth a good) In you have a home repair .deal more than that,now unless’ problem, write a ‘letter to Mr. you've been tearing out the wood-| \(obh, care of The Indianapolis

work and selling it for firewood. wy,,0y 1¢ your question _is-of Now the point kA Phat 3 your general interest, an answer to | it will appear in a forthcoming J] | column of The Times Home 1. Page.

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When you built a house 50 or cost is siding or some type of 60 years or so ago you had, a|Shingtes: ~Bricks-can-be-used-but| choice of either plaster interior

You might have heard that prices on various things are way up Walls or no interior walls at all.

y ; y ‘According to statistics a larger these days. This includes homes and building materials. If your percentage of home bullders Ser

lected plaster walls. Now-a-days a wall can be made out of almost Yd anything and one of these any things is plywood. Now _you can stain a plywood wall and it will look very niece or you can paint it and it still looks nice. Some people, however, want to paper over the plywood and this calls for a little extra preplo parfine ATAtion if the job is You WA Tub a De paraive Bold BP all the plywood sec-| Can also be used, but this is rather | fers and in the grooves of the tions should be joined with a nice tricky work and should be done This will help butt joint_and the seams filled {preverit the drawers and sashes with putty, After this has been

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Blade: Go easy so that you don’t scratch the enamel surface, :

bad then you need a new wall. Leave the old one sit there—the new one can go right over it, About the best material to use for this job from a standpoint of

here it is necessary to widen the foundation so that the bricks will

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the strips of wood should be tween them. This will act as in-

nailed through the stucco to the sulation. ; . wall studding and should be Copper, of course, is non-corro-spaced so that the siding can be give and therefore does not need nailed to them. {paint if exposed to the weather. The main hitch to all this i8/It can be painted, @aturally, but that-the outside trim around doors, ~~ = ~~ g and windows will have to be re- " \ = ge moved and additional material (0 used later to allow for the increased width of the wall,

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two helpings of ice cream and R : : ” cake . ne Nypop to take home. not with a zine paint. Don't use We were not invited. But just/zinc paint on brass or bronze

to show that there are no hard either,

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. “es a little from the moisture. house -should burn down apa, ‘ome friendly insurancé company pad you $4000 (the amount fit as insured for), just how far uld that sum-go toward buildu a new house?

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“right dat up the $4000. This smooth butt joints between sec-|Used over a stucco wall but here/ply a coat of asphalt paint be: windows be sure to remove the aves you with the sum total of! tions because if you don’t this. ; i ln B A . rust, the grease and give it a few! . Arig eam will how up 20 + suse Broad Ripple High School «of iiadime Now to be quite frank with you .|after the wallpaper is on, . L I nd S. Quick e can’t evel figure out what the Once the felt is firmly attached Jj © : eland S. i rge size -t on an insurance i ‘ Lists 1 48 ra uates fe Quick ‘liey means, maybe you have case you'll want some calcium - is inte Funeral Tomorrow 1 Insurance agent who might be/chloride flakes on hand to sprin- The graduation class of 1948 Of ret Pome, arson, John. Pecsok :

Me to help you figure out just yie on the driveway to keep down YW well you really are protected (he dust. The flakes absorb the . d Just how well You should be ‘araffin and lave Househol Here are a few items that we, =F ihe plating has worn Pres-ioff you can improve appearances on that they will make ‘house- considerably and stop the metal old chores any easier. A ‘chore from rusting by applying a few a chore and nothing we can coats of enamel. The rust and 'y or do (except doing it \for grease should be removed before u) is going to make it much the erlamel goes an. sier, | Hard deposits of grease on a

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WEDNESDAY, JUNEZ 108 Virginia Native - ay Dies Here at 68 Arthur E. Witt Dies Here at 59

‘Services for Lewis Carter will be at 2 p, m. tomorrow in Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel Burial will be in New Crown. He ! was 68. ; be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow jn Mr. Carter died Thursday in Flanner and Buchanan Mi x his home at 1040 W. 28th St. A Burial will be in Crown Hill native of Round Hill, Va. he| Mr. Witt, 5858 College Ave., dieq lived here 16 years and had been yesterday in Methodist Hospital, a cook for the Apex Grill for the He was 59 and had been associ."

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: | Nh : | Surviving ‘are his wife, Mrs, Award 58 Diplomas rer: Sic ve mn. x: {Clara Witt, and a son, Walter C, A S dH |Witt,, both. of Indianapolis; ga

|daughter, Mrs. Arthur M. Sims, |Tulsa, Okla., and four grandchilVA class of 58 bhovs and girls holds diplomas awarded the 1948

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coated with a wall paper paste YOU need do is nail wedge-shaped rosion but if you want to paint it, treated with a mild acid before it And speaking of moisture, we and gelatin” size solution. Now 5trips to the old siding so that you clean with an alkali cleaner and can be painted. Imay have a dry summer in which | Pefore this gets a chance to set v run somewhere and get enough ¥% { pound deadening felt, apply some 2nd after this the new siding. If| of that same paste and size to one the wall has never been insulated does not get along with copper zine side and slap tite felt onto the YOu can use insulation sheets un- one bit, so never let the two, wall. . When. you hang the felt ‘on the with almost the same stone, i plywood be careful to get nice

then apply two coats of a zinc chromate primer, And speaking of aluminum, it

ized iron on the market which has a thin surface film over the! and this, so: they tell me, is! ready fdr paint any tinie without! metals come in direct contact as|any extra treatment. When it would happen with aluminum comes to - painting galvanized! shingles.and. copper flashing. A®- iron, tin

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