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HOME DESIGN NO. 248 Study the many advantages of his two bedroom ranch style with its full basement. The lovely Bhrick trim exterior with planting box, merits a medal in clean O%imple styling and the roomy in- or will be your family's "hap- ny hideaway.' You will find plen- of opportunity for easy and hmumevrous furniture arrange ments in the large living room. ff. There is a snug breakfast nook tin the kitchen and a convenient | anitory in bath, Note the large wardrobe closets in bedrooms and | ¥linen closet that opens to both | hall and bath. There is provision | Efor cross ventilation in both' bed- | Brooms, and in the living room. Standard Builders' n b costing $8.75 a set may be obtain- ed for this design No. 248. For | further information use the cou- Bpon below and mail it to The Times - Gazette Oshawa. A new home planner book which includ- | Les this design and 60 others may | also be obtained for 75 cents by using the same coupon. IN THE HOME WORKSHOP DESIGN FOR LAMBS CRIB WITH21" TIO SIDES WHEEL THROUGH || A DOORWAY Uf mrresn 357 WITH RUTH WYETH SPEARS This crib is easy to make with ordinary household tools and all metal fittings will be found at any hardware store. The pattera gives a list of materials and dimensions for the different parts and a large perspective sketch showing Just how the pieces go together. The lamb pattern is taped to thin ply- wood so that the saw and painting outlines may be traced. Areas of flat eolor are shown on the pattern in natural gradation of tone to give the lambs a realistic effect when glued to the ends of crib and the nuwsery walls. Pattern 357 may be ordered 35 cents or it will be. included in the Small Household Furniture Packet of five standard size paterns for $1.50 postpaid. Address orders to The Home | Workshop Department, The Times- 4 Gazette, Oshawa. $60 32-0" won BaNCH GARAGE ER TF 18 ye TIA YN EDS . r-T.] - yall BREEZEWAY blueorints | Pe - te %ssafr | 14208 CUFT GAR 33650FY KITCHEN aerd0 ons | Bad Bg CE -- Wis idiss IA u : The Building Editor, Oshawa, Ontario . ( standard builder's blue Name Address Oshawa Times-Gaszetle, ) Please send me further details about how to obtain ( ) or enclosed please find 75¢ for which send me Book of Plans entitled "69 SELECTED HOMES." (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times-Gazette. prints for House Design No. 248 The present interest in the far| | east in the home furnishings field, which many believe is a new trend, isn't really, decorators say. | In reality, the rest of the civi-| lized world has been continuously "borrowing" from the orient for | centuries. The Chinese invented the art of making pottery about 3000 B.C. | and almost 200 years before Christ, they discovered the art of | making porcelain. Both arts have served civilization ever since. The simple, primitive designs, painted in exquisite colors by these early day artists on pottery and porcelain alike, have served as models for the art of succeed- ing ages. INFLUENCE OVER ARTISTS These brilliant colors directly influenced artists of our own times -- the impressionists, the fauves, the cubists, the expres- sionists. Japanese color prints in- fluenced such 19th century art- ists as Manet, Monet, Degas, Tou- louse-Lautrec, Whistler, Renoir, Gaugin, Van Gogh and Matisse. One of the best-known of the traditional designers of the 18th century, Chippendale, was influ- enced in the character of his fur- Western World Borrows From Far East Countries when young couples got married, moved into their own homes and lived happily ever after. But with housing the way it is these days, they get married and move in with mother and dad, with the re- becomes a little hollow. A solution to the problem of housing for newly-weds in Cana- da's overcrowded cities is not an easy one. But many young coupl- es, have solved it by moving in with mother and dad, yet still having all the comfort and priv- acy of their own home. It works this way. Very often a marriage in the family leaves the parents with a fairly large home on their hands, and only them- selves to accommodate, By *'pool- ing resources" not only of fin- ances, but of combined skills, father and son (or father-in-law and son-in-law) have been able to convert the old family home into a convenient duplex, providing living acocmmodation for the new family, at the same time leaving ample quarters for the old folk. SIMPLE ADJUSTMENT In the normal two-storey house, bathroom on the ground floor and a kitchen upstairs and most of the job of making the house a two- family unit is done. In some cases, where the house is to be occupied by two families that are related, it is not even essential that the two units be self-contained. There are, however, a few fac- tors that should be borne in mind if the eshversion is to work out successfully. First, the location of the kitchen on the upper floor should, if possible, be directly above the main kitchen of the house. The installation is so much easier, because the water supply pipes, drainage, electricity and gas facilities can be extended di- Moving In With Parents Can Be Made Comfortable Love may have laughed at lock- rectly up to take care of the upper smiths in those good old days! kitchen. sult that the laughter sometimes' it is only necessary to provide a| Size of the upper kitchen will, of course, depend to a great extent on the layout of the upper floor, and which room is chosen to convert. But a very small room, or even a large cupboard, may be suffic- ient for the purpose. Kitchenette units specially designed to fit into small places can be bought for this type of installation. For in- stance, a combined unit measuring little more than 3 ft. long by 2 ft. deep will house sink, draining board, drawers and cupboards. A unit this size will even house a double sink with draining board to fit over one sink. SOLVING SPACE PROBLEM Conversely, the location of the bathroom on the ground floor should be as near as possible di- rectly below the main bathroom, Indians Base Claim On Old Rights ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)--The St. Regis Indian Fiiday virally laid claim to the $300,000,000 St. Law- rence power project. Counsel for three St. Regis chiefs filed in the New York state court of claims a $33,800,000 suit against New York in which they contended that title to Barnhart island in the St. Lawrence river actually rests with the St. Regis tribe of the Mohawks. The island, in American waters near Massena, is the site of the principal works of the St. Law-- rence Jove project, being built joinly by New York and Ontario. The Indians, in the court action, said their claim was based on "immemorial rights arising prior to white occupation." The suit was filed for Norman Tarbell, Hubert Garrow and Andrew Bero. ° for the same r of y and ease of installation. Here again, if space is a problem, spe- cially designed fixtures will often provide a solution. A very conven- ient three-piece bathroom can be built into a space no bigger than! 5 ft. by 5 ft. Even a large cup-| board or pantry can sometimes i be converted into a quite service- able and convenient bathroom. Here too, as in the kitchen above, specially designed fixtures | may provide solutions to the space | problem. Wash-basins no bigger | than 14" by 14", or sometimes one designed to fit into a corner, may make it possible to use a space | otherwise too small. The newly de- signed square bathtub can prove useful too, fitting into an area no more than 42" x 31" yet providing a full-length tub diagonally. In any conversion of this sort it is always wise to do your plan- ning with a reliable plumbing | contractor looking, as it were, | over your shoulder, because in this, as in most things, experi- | ence will help to avoid mistakes | and save money in the long run. Whip Atom niture by designs on porcelains and objets d'art brought from China by sea captains and mer- chants. The delicate Chinese and Japa- nese lacquer work influenced French furniture of the Louis XVI period. Cabinets and tables of this period ornamentation from the east--in fact, such decoration was called "Chinoiserie" by the French. IN ENGLAND, TOO In England, the famous Brigh- ton Pavilion, built in 1820, tured Chinese decor in wallpaper, furniture, lanterns and pagoda and fretwork details. Even the 'newest" trends in architecture stem from ent. Built-in, functional designs are Japanese in origin, as arg slid- ing doors, large window walls and asymetrical arrangements popu- lar in today's home. The simple, clean lines of furni- ture influenced by the orient make it adaptable for today's homes, whether period or modern. This adaptability permits the ad- dition of highlight accessories of oriental origin or influences in homes that well might otherwise be "pure period" or "pure mod- ern"--and purely monotonous. U.S. Joins Canada In New iLine Of Radar Warnings and the | OTTAWA (CP)--Canada United States have completed plans both sides of the continent by the | U.S. Exact locations of any of the | Reporter's Home Damaged By Rocks YONKERS, N. Y. (AP) A death threat was telephoned to the home of a veteran newspaper re porter early today shortly after chunks of concrete were thrown fea- | the ori-| Peace Plan Into Shape | UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CP)-- The United Nations politica com- "borrowed" their | mittee was expected to vote today | tions." lon a compromise resolution en- |dorsing and advancing President | Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace plan { Sponsored by seven Western | powers, the revised resolution | came out of attempts by the spon- sors to meet amendments pro- | posed by Russia | As it stands now, the resolution-- { which would set up an interna- tional atomic energy agency and call a world conference of atomic scientists represents virtual agreement between the West and | Russia, Only one point of difference re- | mains. |- The sponsoring powers refuse to | compromise on their contention only. members of the UN and its specialized agencies be invited to the scientific conference. Russia ' disagrees, and has sub- mitted an amendment to the re- vised resolution that would have the UN invite also "all other states which express their desire . . . to participate in the conference." SOME DISAPPO! While Russian support of the resolution--with that one excep- tion--represents a most important forward step, many delegates are disappointed that Russia didn't co- sponsor the resolution. A compromise was reached on the other major obstacle--the re. lationship between the UN and the proposed international agency. [the agency be closely linked to the UN security council. | The sponsoring powers, wishing {to avoid the risk of having the council's veto hamstring the agency, proposed that it be set up | similar to the UN's specialized | agencies, which are autonomous | bodies. | The compromise would have the | agency, once it is established, 'negotiate an appropriate form of agreement with the United Na- ------ J---------------------- | | Harvard University Library, Salvage Dealer 'Now 'Ship's Master' DETROIT (CP)--Carl Ventimig- lia, who purchased the ill-fated ship, City of Cleveland III for salv- age purposes, learned Friday the (Canadian government offic ially considers him a ship's master MP officers board the ship, which was moored at Windsor, Ont., just before it burned in a | spectacular fire Oct. 20, and seized a .32 calibre pistol from Ventimig- lia on the grounds it was ios into Canada illegally. The pistol was returned to Vent- imiglia Friday. The RCMP con- stable who brought it back said: "Having purchased the ship, you are its master. Under the law, a ship's master is entitled to side arms, and maybe even cannon, to repel pirates." Doses Ready "Just In Case" OTTAWA (CP) -- Federal and provincial health officials hope to have about 500,000 doses of the new Salk polio vaccine manufac- tured by late spring. when results of a large-scale United tes' test of the vaccine are expected to be pcalth di a lepartment spokesman said today manufacture of the vac- cine at the government's Con- naught Laboratories in Toronto is proceeding in order to have a su ply ready in the event the U. 5 test shows it is worthwhile, / Mi MACHINERY REPAIRS & WELDING TO Il | Industrial and | Construction Equipmen ADANAC MACHINE CO. 161 KING ST. W. 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