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By AL McCLANE are mentioned, including wallIt was in May thatT caught| paper cleaner, leeches, hel my first fish—a fat yellow| STammites, sand toads, an

| 5 laundry soap, perch fully 10 inches long.| PROBABLY Thaissit

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|city reservoir and meandered more prepared cheese ithrough a boggy meadow. {fore joining the quiet lake a mile combined, and they all smell bad.

below, it slipped under a rail-- .

read trestle. 6-Man Tag Bout

THe real quarry was brook | trout. On Outdoor Show A six-man tag bout will head-

Of course there wasn't {anything but the ghost of trout

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in the warm, weedy water—but {properly whispered, “trout” gave my river stature.

at the 16th St. Speedway. The perch liked the shaded pool] y

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{ties. It was cool and myriads of 1 sxe

City; toak above.

o - - THE perch lay in big schools] | just under the surface. As some | careless bug jumped in, a long, {orange-bellied fish detached him{self from the ranks and cruised

ison, Kostos {form one team. The tag-wrestlers will draw by | {lots for opponents for the three|s

ALL-STAR PICKER-~John T. (Jack) Scott, who lives at 322 W. 8th Street in Anderson, is winner of The Times Major League AllStar baseball poll conducted for the All-Star game in Philadelphia

the same bang out of pan-

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cigarets.

{perch lived spilled from a small States is one of cheese. There are majority = prefer ts on/cigarets burn out slowly on a

Be-|the market than all other baits| nice piece of furniture, This brings store can supply you with a piece, lus around to the subject of patch-iof veneer for the patch of the

heavy base. been badly damaged the best pro-

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Fix It Yourself—

By HUBBARD COBB One of the nicest things about

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giving a party is to go around the next morning and .ind where various persons have put out their Some. like to use the ost floor, especially if ‘it is covered

The “stream in which. the widely used in the central United With an expensive carpet, but the \ their

Veneer, as you know, is a very

olution—you don

will up the surrounding veneer,

Tuesday. Scott, who's 17, made » “perfect”. ection. All plays | IDWAEL DOUGH, 1h, Idec. OVS, preliminaries.” Fist bout in i i { : uesday's game were picked on his ballot. Bonichow or ther, Y stilliget P2830, © =... la

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vinegar and water under it.

thin slice of wood glued to the When a section has P2P

cedure is to install a patch. This the nameijine the outdoor wrestling show|is done by first removing the |damaged section of veneer. Use fod | Billed for two falls out of three a sharp razor blade for this pur-| patched with squares of sunlight ox 90 minutes, the tag matmen pose and use a rule to make the that dropped between the railroad will pe Wild Bill Longson, Salt edges straight and clean. Johnny Kostos, the blade at a slight angle so | wood-boring insects fell from theiGreece; Ray Eckert, California, /that as you cut you form a bevel. IMo.; Bobby Managoff, Chicago; This helps to make Fred Davis, Louisville, and Sailor | patch.

a neater The damaged pieces of] |Fred Blassie, San Diego. Long-|veneer can be removed once it’s and Eckert will'been cut out by working a little

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same wood and thickness as thej original. Remove any of the old| glue from the base with sand-|

size an

the patch and the base with a thin| covering of wood glue. Slip the

|patch into place and force it down. | {Wipe off any glue that oozes out

around the seams and place a

weight on the patch to hold | down until the glue has set.

Stuck Sashes

For years and years now people| have blamed double hung window,

t/remove

This moving but a rather common pulley working easily and cause of the trouble is not the smoothly.

sash but the pulley at the top of | ,,. : the window frame that the sash Miscellaneous y cord runs over. If this little puiley| If you don’t care for ladders doesn't move easily, it’s going to|and you have some high up painttake work to move that sash nO jjng to do, get a brush extension matter how loose it-may be in the! from your paint or hardware

frame. pe. Store. This gadget along with a

Some pulleys don't move cause they are clogged up with [long pole and your paint brush paint. What you can do here 1s Will get the paint to some high to:takie an eye dropper full otiplaces peaking of painting in out nd s liquid paint remover and try tol of the way places, the best way

er. Cut the patch to the exact get the remover into the moving it; paint the inside of a downd then coat the bottom of]

parts of the pulley. Sometimes spout or leader is to soak a wad

this works and sometimes it{of rags in the paint and draw doesn’t. In miost cases it is easfer|this through the leader with a

to remove one of the strips of Piece of string.

wood that holds the sash in place,| A hacksaw can be used to cut the sash, unfasten *he|through a long piece of metal if

sash cord and take out the of-lyou turn the saw blade so that it fending pulley. These pulleys are|l% at right angles to the hacksaw held in place with a couple of|frame. wood screws. You may find that! If you use your forced warm the pulley is so badly crusted air heating system during the with paint or rust or so worn that/summer months to circulate cool

la new one is in order. It may be, air about the house be sure that

sashes for either sticking or being|p,wever, that with a little workithe filters and blower are clean. Use just a few drops of this so difficult to move that it wasn’t/the old one can be made to turn|The blades of the blower can be

y hatanurse (J. Nazareth), 3.40. nw Daily Double $127.80

. ® i g | fishing as I did then, and this | a Wo | Anderson Youth Wins oc or QO INR WW o : . calicos,’ crappies, perch, blue- ’ : ) i gills, and those luscious bullTimes Baseball Poll |: = 5 y Bullheads are a cinch to take : . : . at night, ? y ; A 17-year-old ‘Anderson fan is the winner of the Major! A ie to ai] theyre Particulasly League All-Star Baseball Poll conducted by The Times. {you're lucky enough to know a John T. (Jack) Scott, 322 W, 8th’St., Anderson, voted bined pond with a feeder a “perfect” selection of players. His ballot in The Times after dark. : | : poll named each player who finals ug rd te EE Leone § ly was selected .in the national/ScOtt, is an attorney in the An-| BAIT? The oldest piece of B voting and who will start .the Jerson law firm of O'Neill, Diven peat You can find, chicken en- s . : Ta x 4 ame Tuesday at Shibe Park, and Pence. : rails, beef, or sun-ripened shrimp Wh t G t t F d Cl f t i Er adelpria y He likes to play baseball, too.|if you want the best. In Iowa, a ere 0 e f ixe ass ica ion i! Jack. will ressive two. season: “But,” Jack says, “I guess I'm a|survey made by the Conservation : i tickets to Indianapolis Indi- better jan tha 1 ash 2 Plager. . Somnisson 4s to the mont Zo Athletic Equipment col: 1. Jewelry Repair col. 3 ans games at Victory Field. He polis. rests OWS res . sald. “I'm an enthusiastic Indi. | 9¢Rb Jack attended Shortridge (blood in first place, followed inj Auto Seat Covers col. 1 Lampshade Cleaners col. 3 3 ahs on and Pil sure make High School when he was a |order by minnows, various cheese A Repo L1 Outboard M col 3 2 good use of the season tickets.” freshman in 1949. He will be a | baits, ripe chicken entrails, fresh wo hepair pri vthoar glers Gis % The Anderson youth was mod- geile En Anderson High Bm ah, angleworms Beauty Salon col. 1 Pen & Pencil Repairs col. 3 © est, about winning The Times 5... soected Roy Campanella,| frogs. 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