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Wednesday' May 31, 1967

The Daily Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Page 7

BOATING

By Jack Woliston NEW YORK UPI — “What type of paint do I use on my boat?” is the perennial ques> tion that comes up every spring at fitting-out time. The answer is even more difficult in these days of new products and developments and in a period when the construction trend is away from wood toward fiberglass and aluminum. Some helpful advise comes from Herb Evans Jr., vice president of Woolsey Marine Paints, who says the best answer to fitting-out paint problems is always to read carefully the instructions and details on the paint can label. Paint manufactures, he says always do their best to explain on their labels whether a particular type of paint Is suitable to a specific problem a boatman faces. Evans passes along the following glossary of the types of paints on the market today and their uses: - VINYLS: These are lacquertype coatings, drying by solvent evaporation alone and possessing excellent durability. Widely used tor the bottom with cuprous exlde and other toxicants retaining a hard “racing” finish throughout the entire season. Within the last few years new organotln compounds have been added to vinyl bottom paints to permit a wide variety of colors Including white and custom tints if white. UPOXnOB: Most true epoxy coatings are two-part systems which means a catalyst must be added to allow the paint to "cure.” An epoxy coating, properly mixed, baa excellent adhesion and leaves a hard, glossy finidi. Catalysed epoxies are particularly useful on fiberglass and metal surfaces because of their characteristically superb adhesion powers. ALKYD6: Alkyds are the true workhorses of the marine paint Industry. This type of finish waa one of the first synthetic plastic paint resins. It is an excellent all-around paint, especially on topsides and decks. It is never used on bottoms where an antifouling paint is needed. Top gloss retention is a feature of this type coating. TJIURBAiraS: This type of Balds—frequently called polyurethanes—Is noted for abrasion redstaacs hardness. Only drawback: It displays such hardness it is sometimes difficult to adhere to itself as a second coat It la often added to an alkyd base, which tends to improve on the alkyd qualities in the areas of adhesion and mar-proofnees. Urethanes are available either in ready mixed packages or two-part systems. Their greatest popularity Is in the dears where they compete favorably with conventional varnishes. EPOXY ESTERS: This type of coating provides an epoxy linkage to a polyester resin. It retpdres no mixing with a catalyst. It has better gloss retention than a catalysed epoxy. ALKYD ACRYLICS: Similar to the polyurethane modified alkyd, but this type of paint has better weather resistance than the polyurethane alkyd. Many of the topside finishes are now

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Or ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice U hereby elven the taxpayer* of Putnam County, Indiana that the proper teeal officers of said county at their reaular meetinc place at ten •'clock on June 14. 1967 will consider the followlnc additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emereencies exlstlns at this time. CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Anderson Bridge. Ramp Creek S15.000.00 COUNTY HIGHWAY 3M Road Signs 6.365.00 COUNTY REVENUE County Pro*. 104 Wltnesg Pees 31.00 County Home 602 Equipment 1.660.00 County Commissioners 102B Salary Matrbn 176.00 Tatal Caaaty Revenue 6 5.054.00 Total of All Additional Appropriations S53.45l.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of said county, at such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard. Interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. Eston C. Cooper, Putnam County Auditor May 31-June -7-2t

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formulated with this resin combination, providing one coat, fast drying properties and easy application. What’s ahead in paint development? Quite a bit according to Evans, whose firm at the moment is experimenting with a special copper spray paint that would actually form a copper shield around the boat bottom itself. Also there’s a new process by which antifouling compounds are bonded into fiberglass hulls during the molding process.

International Naval Force Considered for Aqaba Gulf

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WASHINGTON UPI—An international naval force composed of warships of the major maritime powers is one of the ideas being considered by the United States, Britain and others as a means to insure freedom of passage in the Gulf of Aqaba. This was disclosed today by authoritative sources who said the United States is quietly working behind the scenes to muster support among principal shipping nations for a cooperative effort of some sort to force Egypt to withdraw its announced blockade of the southern sea route to Israel. Such a United Nations naval

force of sorts, even though operating without specific sanction of the world organization, would relieve any single power of the necessity of breaking the blockade on its own. The United States has been permitted since 1957 to enforce its right of free passage through the Strait of Tiran, but would want to take unilateral action only as a final recourse. It would be hoped that even if the United Nations does not act in the Mideast crisis, cooperative pressure on Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser by a number of big sea powers would bring him to lift the blockade without the necessity

for more direct action by war-

ships.

Maritime countries likely to be canvassed in the enlistment effort would be Japan, the Netherlands, Scandinavian nations and other European sea

powers.

There also are financial and economical levers which could be used against Nasser, whose economy is in bad shape with its treasury depleted by the cost of maintaining some 50,000 troops in Yemen in addition to supporting the forces with which he threatens Israel. The Soviet Union, in its private discussion with the United States and other nations, is said to be taking a much less violent position on the Middle East crisis than exhibited by the Soviet representative at the U.N. and the Moscow propaganda

output.

know whether Nasser, engaged in a gamble to restore his waning prestige in the Arab world, would respond logically to the circumstances arrayed against him in the midst of the fervor he has whipped up for an Arab holy war against Israel.

Mexican Laborers Forgotten People

One major worry, it is knowledged, stems from fact that it is impossible

KALAMAZOO, Mich. UPI — The Texas-based MexicanAmerican laborers who annually pick fruits and other crops in Michigan are “truly America’s forgotten people,” according to Dr. Joseph L. Frost of the University of Texas faculty. Frost addressed a group of graduate students during the weekend and has had consulta- | lions with members of the Westac- ern Michigan University faculthe ly on Mexican-Americans. He claimed that little atten-

tion has been focused on the Mexican-Americans who annually handle the crops for Michigan orchard growers and farmers. Frost’s presentation of the history and heritage of the Mex-ican-Americans, who settled the Rio Grande Valley a century before the arrival of the “Anglos,” included the assertion they are often regarded as foreigners in

their own country and are frequent targets of suspicion and resentment, which for them has become a way of life.

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