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Wis seat ot the univer neineers the pro bv development employ both Winnie the welder land her brother BilV at their gram proposes lowcost barns silos sity (1) to determine the funccraft are in sight as a re-- I cribs dairy poultry and other of dairy gf arm suit of research" in the construc-jtio- n buildings which may be quickly tional requirements of steel frame farm erected from materials that will building and (2) to pnafce steel a nois- - war-learn- ed buildings and inexpensive building iby welding together structural be comparatively plentiful in the practical One of material for farm use members on the site Conducted post-wa- r period a new is studies of the Carnegie-Illiresults the Ion a long-tim- e several For Univeryears basis by system of construction" that makes steel farm buildbuilt ings competitive with those at the and materials of other 1 same time opens a broad new avenue of jobs for trained welders With the war over thousands of welders who were urgently needed and trained during the emergency in shipyards war plants M and the armed forces are seeking new industries in which toi ply their trade In addition) to (those0 in military service more than welders were at work in war plants at the- peak of production— M-Tnot far below the 427000 carpenters employed throughout the united States at approximately the same time a number said by econ SAHARA VILLAGE 1900 WASH BLVD omists to be inadequate to serve : :! - I i "site-weld- r ed !i o n JL UL LA)- ? T? TP " - We Dever a - 7900 Wash Blvd Campbell's Chicken Noodle SOUP - V cost-wa- builrHnff r " j THE OGDEN STANDARD-DCAMINEFRIDAY EVENING JANUARY R i Carnegie-Illinoi- s system of construction Is widely adopted for farm building welders will find opportunities for their skill in the small buiding trade! A further incentive to the development of this type of construction is the ready availability of welding equipment In addition o purchases by repair shops manyj farmers are buying welding sets and manufacturers are producing them in constantly increasing quantities No Limitations No attempt is being made to limit the use of materials for this field of ' construction strictly to steel Wherp other materials can be employed and to functional advantage they may be used In fact the structures being designed by Carnegie-Illmocombine economically sev— lumber eral building materials asbestos cement ana oth asphalt ers — assembled on a basic steel structure fof steel provides maxi- - mum strength and rigidity at low building industry to progress more cost if rapidly It is generally believed that an In the construction of many y farm buildings having cWr active post-wbuilding period feet only nine will create shortages in some com- spans from 24 to as40 few —and possibly mon building materials If steel sizes of steel members £s five- -I primarily is used for the framework and standard angles channels Hnt are needed lor possibly other parts of farm build- columns and plates framework If a combination!! of ings the research authorities be- steel and other is used lieve this new type of construction an even smaller materials number of steel will ease shortages and permit the sections may be required one-stor- ar WASHINGTON The U S Inter-asenc- v PEAS 2 for 29c No 2 can ar We Deliver 2245 Wash rt': ' 61 5i j1' ' - 2 nv 4 nun k'LUUU -i bu-- j - M - 32c 0IUS0 large pkg 23c LIFEBUOY SOAP J 3 bars 20c ' 3 bars 20c LUXT0ILET SOAP L HU DOHA DLEAGU i gallon 25c COFFEE Farm Fresh Produce tt°i:23o Bacon Ih°J Yams 42c Hams-Efcl39c Beef Roast lb 27c Round Steak lb38c Ground Beef £ 27c ZJ?J 8c Ann1ftf' Washington MppiUS Delicious 2 lbs 25c Grapefruit plnk2 vL 1 7c Sweet fravel Oranges 89c GQterj lb mesh bag 10 Ib V ' mm 1 ill if a' h i r Sat ' e l r WW " 5- li-"- ! 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