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' wn' The vara gull grade] this qegntemporary: evel em- iphasize: the modern trend: in itectural design. . There s@re three. bedrooms on the upper Jevel, and underneath #45 an..extra room which be suitable for a study, , Office, or even an ae adadroom,. There is a handy wash n convenient to the back door. Furnace and util- oaty area are located in' the yfull. basement beneath the itchen-living area. There is also ample space for a large scréation room "if desired. his home offers an excep- "tionally convenient layout for a growing family. Because of the very efficient use of the floor area, cost of building would be quite reasonable. Standard Blueprints for this Design No. 808 cost $15.00 for the first set, and $5.00 for additional sets. They are available in Canada by return mail. (Ontario residents must remit 3 per cent Sales Tax). Now available at this News- Paper office (or from ad- dress below) is our new Design Book entitled '"'Subur- ban and Country Homes de- signed for Canadians," price $1.00 tax free. This 1963 edi- tion includes information on Cost of Building and Financ- ing in Canada, Heating, In- sulation, Constructional De- tails, ete., plus many out- standing new designs--Ranch, one and half storey, split level, two-torey colonial, and du- plex homes. Also included in this book are full details on how to order Blueprints. [OME DESIGN NO, 808 _40'-0° BED RM"? 165*10- rag | HALL Bits ae DESIGN No. CH-808 Kit-Liv-Bed Rm.eree 984 Sq.Ft. Lower Fi, less goroge 760 Sq.Ft. 4o'-0° | oar SO 8 TEN SIl-9-0 ea rent ft 1 *6 REC RM isiteorie iti The Building Editor, Oshewe Times, Oshawa, Onterio. (0 Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book of Plans entitled "HOME PLANNING GUIDE", Mail requests 10c extre, (Please make remittence peyable te The Oshewe Times). Name " Addrem . .. epeereerseree ee ee meen eeeeeeereseseee Vatican weekly magazine has devoted a special 80-page issue to defence of the Second: World War role played by Pope Pius XI. It said he*faced Nazi death Magazine Backs Pope In WW l11 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, June 27, 1964 troversial play The Deputy and a number of recent books and articles. WAS AT EMBASSY Mine Firms Write Quiz On Activities TORONTO (CP) -- The On- One published statement Fri- threats. L'Osservatore Dell Domenica,|¢2% came. from Albrecht von weekend edition of L'Osserva- tore Romano, published what amounted to an unofficial white paper in the current controversy over the late Roman Catholic Kessel, a wartime member of the German Embassy staff at The Vatican, who is mentiorfeds in the Hochhuth play. jes with a request that it be tario Securities Commission has sent a 34-page questionnaire to Timmins-area mining compan- mpleted by July 9. The questionnaire is in con- Von Kessel wrote: "| the magazine said in an intro- -|publis hed documents -- ap- "Hitler was capable of any outburst and crime. He always aired tie possibility of making the pope a prisoner and deport- ing him to the Reich .. . had the pope opposed such a meas- ure, there even existed the pos- sibility that he might have been shot 'whilst attempting to es- cape." The Deputy suggests Pius might 'have done more to halt Nazi persecution of Jews. Vati- can Officials have maintained he did all he could. A number of cardinals, pre- lates, pricsts and non - Catho- lics wrote articles for the spe- cial issue, reporting on their personal wartime experiences. They generally declared Pius was deeply concerned about the fate of mankind and the suffer- ing of th Jews. ruler. "Today a posthumous trial is being carried out of Piux XII," ductory editorial. "But too many persons have forgtten that Pius XII had fought with all his strength to avoid a world conflict." "History crushes lies and er- rors without pity,"' said a sec- ond editorial. "It leaves only truth, and truth now puts and will put a halo of glory around Pius XII." The special/issue -- contain- ing articles" by atholics and non-Catholics as well as photo- graphic copies of previously un- peared amid growing public dis- cussion of Pius' war ro'e result- ing from Rolf Hochhuth's con- MARKET REVIEW Wall Street Wariness Felt On Metro's Mart highlight as it jumped $1.05. to week and Canadian 'stock mat-|$2.45,. Genex, Cheskirk, Bunker kets made little progress. \Hin, National Exi!oration, Con- Much of Toronto's uncertainty |solidated Halliwell, Yukeno aud was due to the undecided state/Tormont were traded fairly ac- of the New York market which|tively but showed no noteworthy was on the brink of breaking|price Changes. into record ground. Experts say| Senior metals were narrowly Wall Street moving to highs| mixed although Cominco lost could signal a new upwards/about a point. Highland - Bell trend. jand Leitch traded in bursts with- Toronto industrialists moved/out significant price changes. to a record 157.01 reading Tues-| Golds were dull and abou' un- day, but backed away and/changed while western oils were showed a small loss on the|mostly lower. week. Key stocks showed no| On index, industrials were Investors were cautious this FIRST AID TO THE AILING HOUSE By ROGER C. WHITMAN BATS BEHIND SHUTTERS QUESTION: How to keep bats from roosting behind the slated house shutters? We had redwood siding, natural finish, and white shutters. We have hosed the bats out, used bug Spray, even tried moth balls. They leave for a few days, but always come back. We are thinking of putting pieces of sponge rubber in the openings made by the siding, where they enter and leave. Would this do any damage to the wood? Any other suggestions? ANSWER: Rather than the sponge rubber (which might ab- sorb and retain moisture and Pass it along to adjacent wood), I suggest, if possible, putting on strips of wire mesh, through which bats can't fly. Some large garden supplies centres and housewares deal- ers stock a gelatinous prepara- tion (in aerosol can) to discour- age birds from roosting) this is also effective against bats. Does no harm, but is unpleasant- feeling to their feet. An applica- tion is effective for a season. DULLED VARNISH QUESTION: We have varnish- ed wood paneling in our base- ment family room that has be- come very dulled. How can the shine be restored. to.the wood surface without refinishing? ANSWER: Dulling of varnish is usually caused by the Presence of moisture and dust in the air. The shine can be re- stored by cleaning the - wood surface with a wax-base, liquid floor-cleaning preparation. Or wash down the walls with tur- pentine and then apply a thin coat of paste wax. Whichever treatment is used, when the wax on the wood is dry, it should be well rubbed with soft cloths. DUSTY CELLAR FLOOR QUESTION: Ourconcrete cellar floor remains dusty al- though it is two years old. It has no cracks in it and we aren't troubled with dampness in the cellar. Is there any way) preferably powdered, can be' slides to treat the concrete to over. come the dust? ANSWER: Liquid cement hardening preparations are available at masonry supplies dealets; follow directions on the label carefully, Or painting the floor with a rubber base floor paint will overcome the dust. Waxing the concrete will also help prevent dusting, ROUGH PORCELAIN QUESTION: The bottoms of my porcelain bathtub and sink are rough, dull and hard to clean. Is there any way I can refinish this? ANSWER: An epoxy tub and tile finish, in a variety of col- ors, is now available at some housewares, paint and hardware dealers. Carefully applied, cording to manufacturer's in- structions on the_container, this ac-) Must I keep the louvers open in) cold weather, as the wind| | blows very hard on the attic? | ANSWER: I hope you put down vaporproof barrier, be- fore putting in the loose fill in- sulation. Gable: louvers should have a total open area of one square inch for each 300 square Inches of attic area, so yours just about makes it (a little on the skimpy side). Louvers should be kept open all year round, however, on very. windy days, keeping them closed for a short spell does no harm. Of course, this assumes you have closures or hinged louvers, which most houses don't have. CRACKED FLOOR BOARDS QUESTION: This was ou: first winter in our recently fin- ished home. Cracks developed between the boards of the hard- wood floors. Does. this mean the floors are faulty? How can the cracks be repaired? ANSWER: During the months of dry steam heat, boards will tend to shrink as moisture evapofates, particularly if the lumber used was not thorough- |ly seasoned. This is the best jtime for filling cracks. | Thoroughly clean out all dust jand dirt: a sturdy bit of wire will loosen any caked matter and a vacuum will draw it out and any dust also. If the cracks are not wide, the easiest repair is with a putty-like material, available in stick form in most popular wood colors, at plywood deal- ers and many hardware stores. Or fill thin oracks (less; than one-fourth inch) with pre-| pared crack filler (available at} hardware dealers), or with. a thick paste made of sawdust and glue or varnish; when dry and hard, sand smooth with rest of floor and stain to match color, then refinish, For larger | cracks, thin strips of wood can be inserted, using long, thin, finishing nails; 'stain to match and refinish. | CERAMIC TILE FLOOR | QUESTION: What substance, | | | added to white tile cement or grout purchased at hardware stores to achieve the gray grout used in laying ceramic tile floors? The other dries so very white, it makes a floor patch- job very noticeable. ANSWER: A tiny touch of lamp black, well stirred into the grout, is all you need. If the 'first little, bit isn't enough, repeat the process, adding a little bit at a time. The big risk is in putting in too much; it is always easy to make grout (or paint) darker, but al- most impossible to make it lighter if it has once been made foo dark. This is one operation where patience is really a vir. tue. MATCHSTICK DRAPES QUESION: For color, so the rooms won't look so bare, we use matchstick drapes during the warmer weather. How can they be painted? The ones we have have been giving service for several years and are faded looking, although in good condi- tion otherwise. ANSWER: The easiest meth- od is to spray these drapes with good quality enamel in aerosol form. Be sure to protect the area behind the drapes and the surrounding surfaces with a heavy wrapping paper or pilas- ter sheeting. Before applying t y to move by groups,|down .26 to 156.29, golds 2.34 to but rather to react individually.|132.55 and Western oils .09 to Dominion Bridge was an out-|97.99. Base metals were up .80 Standing example. The stock/to 64.02. climbed to a high of 255 fol-| In Montreal, industrial volume lowing an announcement by Al-|was 674,376 compared with goma Steel it would offer. to|1,048,853 shares traded last purchase 500,000 of Dominion| week. Mining volume was 3.445,- Bridge shares at $30 a share.|479 shares against 3,380,652. A Algoma was ahead \% on the/total of 397 issues traded, 117 ad- week to 68¢ while Dominion|vanced, 145 declined and 135 Bridge backed away from its|were unchanged. high to record a % gain at 23%.) On index, industrials were up Of the auto stocks, Ford of|.2 to 152.5 and papers 1.3 to Canada was ahead 3% to $203|137.8. Utilities were down 1.4 to while the U.S. auto makers were/137.2, banks 1.0 to 125.8 and the fractionally easier, composite index .2 to 147.0. nection with a commission in- vestigation, announced earlier this month by Attorney-General Wishart, into the affairs of the mines. The questions ask for infor- mation on such activities as fund raising through underwrit- ings, option agreements, share issues in general and the iden- tity of beneficial owners of the company and the identity of beneficial owners of the com- pany and of companies with which it has financial dealings. The commission questionnaire covers a seven-month period ended May 31, 1964. The Tim- mins area was the site of fev- erish claims-staking during part of the period, especially just be- fore and after the announce- ment in mid-April by Texas Gulf Sulphur Co, of a major copper-zinc-silver find in Kidd Township. Joe Bananas Ordered To Perjury Trial MONTREAL (CP) -- Joseph |Bonanno was ordered Friday to stand trial on one perjury charge and is undergoing vol- untary statement on another. Judge Marcel Gaboury re- jected a defence motion and or- dered the dapper, 59-year-old accused, described by the Crown as one of the top United States underworld leaders, to trial Monday on a charge of ly- ing when he said he had no criminal record, The other case, in which the Crown said Bonanno lied in his motion of habeas corpus aimed at preventing his deportation, is scheduled to resume Monday. Bonanno came to Canada in May and applied for status as a landed immigrant May 25, saying he had bought into a cheese factory. He was ordered deported May 27 at an immigration depart- ment hearing on the grounds a 1941 United States minimum wage law violation constituted a criminal offence. He was charged with perjury the same day for saying he had no crim- inal record. roe "Banks were lam NET EARNINGS Banks were langely ignored by investors and prices eased as there was a lack of bids. Royal and Toronto - Dominion took losses of a Jittle more than a. point, Papers were firm with Great RoYnat Lid., By THE CANADIAN PRESS year ended April 30: 1964, $178,360; 1063, $3,320. Lakes and Consolidated up a point each. Distillers Seagram gained 1% to 60% and sold as high as 61% at one point amid recurring talk that a stock split will be announced in the 'near future. Brazilian Traction was active in gaining 20 cents to $3.45 fol- lowing an announcement by the company some degree of politi- cal stability has returned to Bra- zil. Canadian Industria! Gas dipped 1% to 10% wher the com- pany announced it would make a share offering for three other| companies, Speculative irterest was con-| centrated on a handful of issues. Marchant provided the week's ference, ASKS SPENDING REVIEW WINNIPEG (CP) -- Premier Duff Roblin of Manitoba said Buying or Selling! 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