Portland Press Herald from Portland, Maine • 24

24 Herald Thursday Jan' 171963 Caracas Rebels South Portlander inally inds How To Relax A ft Reworks! Heloise The MelssehSwan service had 900 pieces Antique? Oscar A Kaier bid are glass old is a Heloise 2 Congressmen Bid To Shift Airport Rapped By Aviation Officials at its Only a Play Girdle is guaranteed to give you a slimmer smoother firmer line (and it goes on doing it longer than any other) SIMMONS HOBBY CENTtR BEAULIEU SON OWNERS JANUARY SALE SATURDAY LAST DAY TO SAVINGS IN MANY DEPTS 1095 PORTLAND hip IJJ i I lMt 1 A Broche or brochet is a type of Paisley shawl There Is anoval of a contrasting color woven of of of A The original milk glass was Imade as an imitation of white porcelain It was always whiteTimes customs and word usage change' and now most opaque colored glass is called milk glass Row's 24 htr wiiit is a trim 21' htr hips i smooth! The liftelme quota of water us age for the average American is 3500000 gallons milk glass be yellowInstead of was what my aunt called it I cannot find the word in any standard dic Dear Heloise: or those who wear white nylon uniforms shirts and so forth: to remove kitchen black grease or even car grease rub in the spot some clean white lard as Soon as possible Mam 0WNT0W MK SH0 He has a collection of hun dreds of colored slides taken on his trips can look at them and any Another project dear to Kai heart is one sponsored by the Telephone Pioneers of which he is a life member This Is repairing record players which the state distributes in its "talk ing Books for the pro gram Mrs Kaier is the former Edith Buck of Portland They have a daughter Mrs Joanne Tol man Scottsdale Ariz and three grandchildren per not re its Dear Heloise: I sometimes use a thin cheese spread on my bread instead of butter when making sandwich es Try it wonderful Mrs Don itzpatrick Don't do any refinishing of antiques unless you know whatyouaredoing Send to Ralph and Terry Kovel in care of the Press Herald for a free leaflet called About Refinishlng and Re pairing Enclosea stamped self addressed en velope It is Important that all so cial security numbers appear in the space provided on page 1 of your 1962 ederal Income Tax Return Check this entry carefully to work to survey damage On snowshoes and pulling to boggans loaded with stakes transits axes and other equip ment crews labored from day break to dusk with proud eager ness to see service restored as soon as possible The worst storm of all bring snow It was the hurri cane of Sept 21 1933 Damage was comparatively minor in Maine but Kaier along with many other telephone men in this state was called south He' worked in Southbridge Mass for many weeks Everything was" down in that area trees poles wires signs even houses Yankee ingenuity a couple coUld jack up one side a Jeep slip the pintle under and turn the little car around In a few minutes it would be chugging fast and merrily and front first in the direction from which it had just come the training center would prob ably amount to about 50 cent while tne AA would share at all in the cost of Juvenatlng the school at present location This would offset the cost saving which Jalbert said could be realized by implementing his plan Higgins said "I thought everybody knew he added There are two ways to claim ederal Income Tax deductions itemizing and using the stan dard deduction Use the method that is to your advantage Af(er massaging it into the material pour on a liquid deter gent to remove the lard Soak a few minutes in hot water and wash as usual This will work even if the garment has been washed be fore finding the "spot but if this has happened it will take a lot more rubbing Bunny S3S CONGRBSS STBEZT tatrinMlnt Dear Heloise: To keep a comforter or satin quilt on the bed I task' a small sheet blanket or outing flannel blanket on the back of the quilt and it works fine A Reader Auto Production Higher Than In WASHINGTON (UPI) The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that automobile pre duction this year should be higher than the Impressive 69 million units manufactured in 1962 It said all signs point to the Industry having two good years in a for the first time in more than 10 years The report said 1963 auto pro duction should reach seven million units which would make it the in second best year in his tory The record is 7920186 produced in 1955 The industry which is the largest of the durable goods lines is considered a good indi cation of how the economy is far ing is entirely the work of his own hands Many gadgets in his cheerful home are the results of his inventiveness the products of his well equipped workshop in the basement He enjoys his small motorboat in summer But rifostly he has been bit ten by two bugs travel and pho expansion of the airport present site Willis noted it' RY A MARBLE" Everything You Need or Beautiful Marble Jewelry A Sauceboats were made in the early 18th century They had a pouring lip at each end of the dish The sauceboat was made with one pouring lip after 1730 The eighteenth century pieces were made to resemble a boat The first examples were madeln rance then England A sauce boat is an elongated pitcher used to hold butter or other sauces A Colored glass bells were made in England between 1820 and 1860 The bells had glass han dles and glass clappers Many were made with spirally ribbed striped or colored handles The beUs and handles were different colors is said to come from an Indian! word meaning of The entire shawl except for the solid colored center is covered1 with stylized flowers shawls were popular during 1850's ers they a wrote "The Maine Department of Agriculture agent of the US Public Health Service in Maine has insisted £hat the Maine Department oftJea and Shore isheries legally close areas tothe digging of shell fish and enforce these restric tions McIntire and Tupper asked that the PHS review include immediate samplings and in spection of water and clams in the closed areas appreciate the fact that the US Public Health Service is dedicated to the protection of the American public from disease and we applaud these they wrote "However when the employment of so many citizens of a Is placed in Jeopardy the great est care should be gup into A playtex CIRDLI and discover for yourself the lasting cohort the marvelous control it gives you YoufTlay tex leaves you free no girdle is more effective in putting the inches where they belong Giving you a slimmer smoother line A firmer yeuayer line Playtex guarantees it in writing You can prove it to your self with your own tape measure Your clothes show the difference as welL Over a Playtex Girdle they fit better look smarter And tonly a Playtex Girdle Iteept its original shape for so long It can't stretch or sag out of shape You feel the difference too never known such freedom and comfort in a girdle that gives you the 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eb ruary at the request of UN Sec retary General That will be after the Geneva UN confer ence on the application of science in economic development of needy nations WffliPUYTEX See the'differencef and 'took four years to make It Is the most famous prod uct made by the Meisse4 factory of Germany This is the sauceboat of the service He took particular pride in one job he did in India The Army wanted a fleet of Jeeps to pa trol communications lines along the Brahmaputra River Roads tography He owns a Volks were nonexistent but the wires lay along the valley's narrow gauge railroad By fitting the Jeeps with wheels cannibalized from six by six Army trucks they could run along be rails nicely at speeds of up to 50 miles an hour But unlike a steam or Diesel locomo tive a Jeep can reverse only very slowly How to turn 'em around was the burning ques tion Kaier solved this one neatly He found the balance center of the Jeeps and fitted them with CHARGE AND BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED 58Q CONGRESS ST wagen microbus his third and has it fitted up for living dunng long trips with no need to en rich motel proprietors along the way ''t He and Mrs Kaier have ab ready taken Trips to Niagara the Gaspe Peninsula and Arizona and last year made a seven week tour of the United States taking in most of the na tional parks and scenic spots SOUTH PORTLAND It has taken Oscar A Kaier 27 Cole St more than a year to learn how to relax But at last he's turned the trick Partly this must be because Kaier had a double retirement 'on" Oct" I 1961 from the Ar my Reserve with the rank of colonel and from the New Eng land Telephone Telegraph Co as real estate supervisor for Maine The 'difficulty of learning to relax may be partly due to Kai philosophy which die says is: day I stop being busy on projects is the day I start to Kaier started with the tele phone company as a draftsman in 1926 and soon afterward be came an engineer Much of his work in those earlier years was surveying of storm damage One of his toughest experi ences was after the severe ice storm of December 1927 Al though his wife had just re turned from the hospital with their infant daughter Kaier had to be away from home except forbnef intervals for jnore than a month THERE WERE HEAVY dam aging snowstorms too ourselves the Assam Tel numerous to remember indjvid Kaier recalls ually and the telephone men had rugged work Kaier says By PORTER JR City Hail Reporter State and federal aviation officials took immediate issue Wednesday with State Rep Louis proposal to move the Portland Municipal Airport to Gray The Lewiston 'Democrat have his facts straight they intimated Jalbert who filed bills on his proposal Wednesday said that the state could save about $5 million by expanding the Boys Training Center at its present South ortlandJocatioruncxt to the airport and building a new regional Gray flats HE ALSO CALLED for aban donment of Gov John proposal to build an Augusta Waterville regional airport 'in Sidney at a cost of $278 million Reed has called for reloca tion of the training center Jo an undisclosed site at an es timated cost of $5 million At its present location the school blocks extension of the Port land north south run way In Boston ederal Aviation Agency district engineer Regi nald Reed said Jalbert was wrong irP saying that reloca tion of the training center would not be eligible for fed eral assistance Part of the cost could be con sidered the' cost of acquisition of land for a runway extension he pointed out This would in fact pay a good part of the moving expense "In the opinion of the AA Portland is the best location for a regional airport to serve the (southwest Maine area" he said know that in Lewiston" CAN UNDERSTAND why the people in Lewiston Jal bert's constituency) would pre fer to have a regional airport nearer to Lewiston probably afraid of what will happen to the Lewiston Auburn Nonetheless Reed said the AA has recomendcd Portland as the optimum site to serve an area which also includes Bath Brunswick The AA also favors the Sid ney regional airport Reed said Maine Aeronautics Commis sion Director Scott Higgins who was in New York on busi ness contradicted statement that a new airport at Gray would get a larger slice of the federal pie than an airport at Sidney "The percentage would be Higgins said 1 He also said that the federal share of the cost of moving WASHINGTON (A) Sen John McClellan Ark intro duced bills Wednesday to outlaw strikes against defense facilities and to give the government a new weapon to deal with trans port strikes such as the current East Coast Gulf Coast dock work strike The defense "facilities" measure McClellan told the Senate in a speech would prohibit strikes or other work stoppages at missile sites and other defense facilities Compulsory arbitration ot such labor disputes would be provided The other bill would make it unlawful under the antitrust laws for any labor union in the trans portation field to strike or picket while concert with an" em or other labor union even If it is a sister of its own national or interna tional union McClellan said that under the bill's terms the government or aggrieved parties could go to court for an injunction to halt the strike or picketing Violations would be subject to penalties up to $50000 fine and a year in prisonThe senator said the antitrust injunction measure would be in addition to but would not sup plant the 80 day cooling off in junctions now authorized by the Taft Hartley labor law He said both bills were identi cal to measures he had offered unsuccessfully in 1961 $O9 zipper styles ltzv only forme Request Review 01 Clamflat Ban PRESS HERALD BUREAU WASHINGTON Two Maine congressmen Wednes day urged the Public Health Service to make meticulous of facts surrounding closing of several Maine areas to the digging of shellfish be cause of pollution Reps Stanley Tupper and Clifford McIntire both Re publicans also asked the PHS to review its criteria and evaluation methods in deter mining what areas can be harvested safely They wrote Surgeon Gen Luther LT Terry that the situ ation threatens the livelihood of 3000 shellfish diggers Thatthreat7 has arrtmpactrorrthe state's economy which is se verely felt they added coastal areas of Maine have been closed to the digging of soft shelled clams due to pollution loads that the Public Health Service consid Sen McClellan iles Bills To Outlaw Strikes KALER JOINED the Maine National Guard in 1922 and was commissioned a second lieuten ant four years later In 1941 he a steel brace at this point Then transferred to the Signal Corps he devised a pintle made of and after service at head short sections of six and eight quarters at Monmouth NJ Inch pipe and mounted on a steel he aided in setting up training plate which rested on the rail centers at Camp Crowder Mo road ties and in California World War II was a busy but WITH THIS PRODUCT numarum time lor naier until he was sent to Assam in the China Burma India theater early in" 1945 There he was put in charge of a communications outfit dong a section of a gaso line pipeline which ran from Calcutta into China called Seize Paintings Lent By rance CARACAS Venezuela About 15 armed terrorists shout ing Communist slogans invaded an art museum Wednesday and seized five important Impression ist paintings on loan from rance The bandits ixith men and women told the startled specta tors that the estimated to be insured for half a million dol lars would be displayed at a political meeting then returned Stolen in an apparent leftist publicity stunt were "Bathers" Van Gogh's in a1 still life paintings by Picasso and Gauguin and a work by Braque National guardsmen were de ployed in a search of this city of some 400000 people The government of President Ro mulo Betancourt has been plagued by Communist pro Oastro terror ists the past several years The government has charged these terrorists are acting under orders from the regime of Prime Min ister idel Castro in Cuba One of about 400 high school students at the" braved the gunmen standing in front of one painting and declaring know who you are and I'm against woman in the terrorist group shot and wounded him in the side Students from three high schools were touring the exhibit when the bandits carrying pistols and machine guns burst into the museum Shouting at the startled spectators they said the paintings would be used at a political meet ing then would be returned The government of rance the terrorists asserted must know that their movement is directed at the Venezuelan government Extremists also have resorted to bank robbery to finance their activities The exhibit called Years of rench was loaned to Venezuela by the Louvre and Paris Museum of Modem Art It had been on display at Caracas' Bellos Artes Museum since Dec 22 and has attracted an esti mated 2000Q visitors The 'Louvre a rench govern ment museum now is lending the centuries old Mona Lisa to the United States The Leonardo da Vinci masterpeice nowlis hanging in Washington under heavy guard Dear Heloise: Do not laugh but 1 have found a way to keep from mov ing "heavy chests of drawers the refrigerator and heavy ap pliances when I vacuum These have a space that is not big enough to get any attachment 7 under but plenty big enough to see under Just take your vacuum to your chest or piece of furniture first and point the blower in at that little toe space! Then stand by to vacuum up the dust as it comes rolling out at your feet! 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I am sure that not many women realize it but the riser (or the carpet which lays on the edge of the step and is seldom walked on) also accu mulates dust This should be vacuumed once in awhile also In between thorough clean ings I have found a miniature carpet sweeper which can be purchased in the children's toy departments was the an swer to all of my troubles This little carpet sweeper is a toy But it works! It is so narrow that it fits on each step with no effort the brush stiU goes around all wheels of the carpet sweeper stay on the steps It is easily emptied because it is so small that it fits over any waste basket and best of all its light weight aves more energy It would pay any homemaker to purchase one of these toy miniature carpet sweepers They are quite useful In many small spotsisucn ras when an ashtray is spilled bang! Why lose your temper and go get the big sweeper when you can just pick up this lightweight one and in a JlffyJt's all clean? Our toy sweeper is kept in a closet near' the dining room After each meal I find that this is excellent to pick up resi due from the floor of the din ing room carpet which the children have dropped and so forth nowonl 2mery With Army and telephone days behind him Kaier manages to keen htisv Kaier think much of the A neat camo at Little Sebago recalls being called out many heat gtmk and disease of times even before the plows got India and was glad to get home again sun neaiiny ana piece in about a year THE AVAILABILITY of AA funds to help pay for reloca tion of the training center is based on the premise that the north south runway will be ex tended The City Council in reccnrySars has expressed ex treme disinterest in undertak ing any further airport projects and is trying to get the state to assume ownership of the airport In Augusta Gov press secretary Reginald Bowden said that he had had an opportunity to bring proposal to the attention of the governor" Lester Willis president of the Greater Portland Cham ber of Commerce said: can't understand his Jal bert's) reasoning We already have all the facilities here and it doesn't make any difference where'the school is The Chamber is firmly on record as favoring retention and Shell Oil Plant Bombed Castro Sabotage Seen MARACAIBO Venezuela (AP) set off a bomb at a Shell Oil Co installation early Wednesday amid indications pro Castro elements have marked this oil center for a fresh wave of terrorism: The bomb temporarily knocked out 12 wells but damage was slight and production was re sumed within an hour official said The saboteurs escaped Leaflets signed by a Commu nist terrorist organization were distributed in Caracas earlier this month saying January would signal a general mobilization of terrorist forces Caracas has been the main target for terrorist strikes against business firms during the past two years But last October Communists bombed oil installa tions in Lake Maracaibo and paralyzed temporarily one sixth of the national oil production 9 Playtex Mold Hold Girdles at NEW LOW PRICES By RALPH and TERRY KOVEL i as the center design The name1 Did you ever steal an antique? Some collectors say it was so cheap it was a We al ways used that phrase until our young son came home with an antique that he He understand what was wrong because we had been say ing it for years If you have a silver plated sug ar bowl marked "Hotel Washing ton" or a spoon marked "Har old they probably are an tiques that were by your grandmother or a friend The name on the side of the allver does not Indicate age It is the mark on the bottom that does it Wliat They Did What4 Doing It Took A Year To Learn I I WjUSS 1 All Kg it VZf WEIHS SHVERSMITU OJ Hjt 1' I MHd 12 47 1 BRtptTm Has JB: Jwiu 1T i Ih JI IBW a kSBII $31 Sr If 1 fl 'tTCMUWtf' vY 4 wMA I.