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OUP BOARDING HOUSE
with Major Hoopla !.
NEA Telephot.
ALL IN A DAY Miguel Jose, born Feb. 7, looks into
camera with all the nonchalance of a true trouper as he
poses with Mom and Dad in his Hollywood photo debut.
Mom and Dad are Actor Jose Ferrer and Singer Rosemary
Clooney.
Push Buttons Smart Enough
To Work Without Pushing?
By IIARMAX W. NICHOLS
I'nili'd I'rcss Stuff ('urresKmlt'nt
WASHINGTON (UP) Push
button civilization is not enough.
We're headed for push buttons
that arc smart enough to operate
without any pushing.
According to Bill Nessell, the
gadgets that make a home com
fortable will soon be nearly that
automatic, anyway. Nessell heads
up the Research Committee for
the National Warm Air Heating
and Air-Conditioning Association.
He has spent the better part of a
lifetime figuring out ways to make
people comfortable in their homes.
"Some day, he said, tne but
tons will make your home so au
tomatically comfortable, you'll
have to run outside occasionally
to appreciate how much you are
enjoying home life."
Fully Automatic
Today's air-conditioned home,
Nessell said, is already partly
controlled by electronics. And in
the future, temperature, humidity
and air circulation will be so ideal
you won't be conscious of them.
Just like you don't notice the
Advertitti.nuMit
Car Is A 1949
Geo. N. Taylor
"I have a 19-19 car and Joe is
my repair man. His eagle eye
see svnat is wrong wnn lin
ear and he fixes it. He charges
i plenty but when I get on tne
road. I know my car will stand
tip." So the owner of this 1919
told us. and whe
ther one is wise in
keeping an old
car, is not tne
question here. The
real question is
just this Can
we ever compare
a garage bill with
what Clod paid out
to get that car
owner over into
the elorv land?
Cod paid out the life blood of
Christ, His onlv beloved Son.
"The blood of Jesus Christ
cleanses from all sin. Bible, 1st
John 1:7. The lost meet their
sins Judgement Day and they go
out into eternal woe. Receive
Jesus Christ into your heart as
Cod's Son and Saviour who died
to save you. Then being saved
grow up. By Bible and prayer,
grow up. mis message spon
sored ny a itiiisnoro lamny.
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:3t Rend Garage Nt'Wi
:4lr Henvmber When
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TI ESIAY. MARCH , lS
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efficiency of your refrigerator,
washing machine and clothes dry
er," the air expert said. "They
generally work so good, folks take
them for granted. And you'll take
ideal air conditioned temperature,
humidity and air circulation for
granted, too, before long."
Nessell said that present-day
heating plants and electronic con
trols are 100 times more sensi
tive to the elements than humans.
"One system," he added, "uses
a thermostat outside the house to
tip off the furnace to whip up the
heat before the cold air comes in
side. But take other comfort fac
tors like humidity.
"Humidity can be awfully un
healthy when there is too little;
and very uncomfortable when
there is too much. And humidity
is just one ot the things that air
conditioning straightens out."
Stumps The Expert
Air-conditioning, Nessell will
have you know, gets rid of house
odors, like the cooking of cauli
flower. It is made to filter the
air and take out the impurities.
And it keeps the air moving.
The engineers are doing a great
job. But I had a question for the
air man.
How about a problem we have
at our house, mister?
The rest of my family likes a
room real warm. I prefer my
heat cooled off a little.
What have the engineers done
to keep peace in such a home and
satisfy everyone?
I found that I had stumped an
expert.
"Just a minute there, old fel
low." Nessell said. "Engineers
can warm and cool your house
and give you a look at the moon.
They can give you a button that
pushes itself.
"But you'll have to go some
place else to find the answer to
your problem. Maybe you could
go Into your room, lock the latch
and open a window."
Uranium may be the most
sought-after mineral, but iron is
still the key to our Industrial so
ciety according to a University ot
Illinois mineral economist, Walter
II. Voskuil.
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The Bend Bulletin,
SWEETIE PIE
"Schultz has big bright
Drusning mem every uoj.
Ike Use Gl Loan
For New Home
At Gettysburg?
By MEHUIMAX SMITH
United Press White House Writer
WASHINGTON (UP)-Backstairs
at the White House:
A photographer was standing be
side the luxurious, gleaming white
Eisenhower house at Gettysburg
while the President and his wife
worked industriously inside to get
their new carpets to fit ' in the
living room.
"1 wonder," said the cameraman
dreamily, "it he got all this on
a GI loan?"
Roberta Barrows who for manv
years has been the mainspring of
the White House appointment sec
retary's office, has been trans
ferred quietly to other duties.
Miss Bairows came to the White
House first during the Hoover ad
ministration. Under F.D.R., then
Mr. Truman and finally, the first
two years of the Eisenhower ad
ministration, she was the girl Fri
day to whoever happened to be
serving as appointment secretary.
When Thomas E. Stephens was
succeeded recently by Bernard M
Shanley as Mr. Eisenhower's ap
pointment man, however, Roberta
was shifted to other White House
duties. She now is working for Jo
seph M. Dodge, Mr. Eisenhower s
specialist on foreign economic
trade policy.
Probably no woman in the fed
cral government ever saw or met
so many famous worl3 figures as
Roberta who literally watched his
tory roll by her desk back in the
corner of the appointment secre
tary's office.
Tense moment at the President's
Gettysburg farm last Saturday.
The chief executive was walking
over the farm property with Col
Tom Belshe, an old Washington
friend. They passed a small ma-
isonry structure.
The President, quite within ear
shot of reporters and photogra
phers, said to Belshe with a wave
toward the small building, "the Se
cret Service will use that
until I
The three press association news
men standing near Mr. Eisenhow
er felt like screaming, "Go ahead
and finish the sentence." But they
didn't.
Recent additions to the Eisen
hower farm:
A four-car garage attached to
jthe barn.
A floodlight system in the
grounds.
And, in the process of installa
tion, a photo-electric alarm sys
tem. The Roosevelt estate at Hyde
Park. N. Y. and the Truman home
at Independence, Mo., both were
equipped with photo-electric alarm
networks. Electronically, these sys
tems are fine.
At Hyde Park, however, animals
from the woods on the Roosevelt
estate were forever setting off the
alarm by leaping through the elec
tric eye beams. And at Independ
ence, neighborhood docs some
times set off the alarm by casting
their shadows across the never
sleeping electric eyes.
The Gettysburg house is now
guarded around the clock, even
when the Kisenhowers are not
there, by uniformed police detailed
from the Treasury Department.
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Monday, March 21. 1955
by Nadine Seltze'
teeth, but you don't see him
Prisoners Make
Streamline Car '
FORT MADISON, la. (UP)
Prisoners in the automotive school
at the Iowa State Penitentiary
here are building a streamlined
sports car from the shell of a 19-10
Hudson purchased for $12.
Building (lie car became a
sparetime project a year ago
when prison officials decided there
wasn't enough regular work to
keep the inmates occupied.
When finished late this spring,
the car will be cameo pink and
upholstered in imitation zebra
skin. Second - hand parts from
12 different cars have gone into
its- makeup and prison officials
said the total cost will be about
sroo.
Each of its more than one mil
lion automobile license plate ap
plications in Maryland this year
contained a booklet entnled ' Keep
Maryland Beautiful."
STRICKEN - Adm. John H.
Towers is seriously ill in New
Vork. He is well known in
iviation circles, having been
ne of the first three Navy of
Icers assigned to aviation duty
n 1911. He is responsible for
nany advances in the field, in
iluding the safety belt. Since
lis retirement from the Navy
n 1947, he has been assistant
:o the president of Pan Ameri
:an Airways and president of
lie Flight Safety Council in
New York
Toothpaste Trip
To the Moon?
CHICAGO (UP) Nearly
3.9O0 students are now enrolled in
19 veterinary colleges in the Unit
ed States and Canada, according
to a survey by the American Vet
erinary Medical Association.
The current freshman class is
the largest since World War I, the
association said. II totals 1,026
students, selected from 2.614 who
sought to enroll.
This year's freshman class in
cluded 25.'? bachelor degrees, com
pared with 235 a year ago.
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