davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-02-28


l-iaSb MaGaEine Basket Mahogany finished Damaged
$3.50
l-S4eAb FiVspIepe Bridge set, Mahegany.Ivey, Fleor
l-seS Coffee Table Mahogany Floor sample sleaO
S-slRsS Lamp Tables. Mahogany finish ampeFepts) S9S
l-Saeb Lamp Table Mahogany 6eTatehedl sl4A5
lslS9s Coffee Table Mahogany (serached) $3.50
lSSeb 6tepERd Table Mahogany (ScFatChed $3.50
2-S26aS Cocktail Tables Cobbers bench style Damaged,
Sl6,96
ls24SS Console Base. Mahogany veneer Damaged sl250
l-slllO Dinete 6piece Mahogany veneer extension table
S"'Haseu'
l-SS45O DrOp-eaf Extension Table. Blond Mahogany
'ScEHIcHeu $o7SS
1-S4S9S Lounge Chair barrel back Green. (Sa tear)
$295O
l-$o9S Lounge Chair barrel back Gray Damaged $3.50
1-$499S Lounge Chair barrel back Red Sa tear $3.50
S$69S Samson Card Tables Tan blue, green Scratched
S45O
l-Ss5O Ti-tOp Gard Table Slightly Damaged ---S4OO
1-$l2.95 Mahogany TV Table, 22x22" as is-----$75O
12-Sl4SS Gossip Benches mahogany, $3.50
1-$4S5 Platform Rocker, beige, $225O
l-$790 Bedside Chest, drawers is-------.-$3 $3.50
1-$27S0 KnOtty Pine Chest drawers is-------$l35O
1-S7sS Bookcase "a" wide, SO" high, as is----SS5O
S-$15O Chests clear pine, drawers is--------S55O
3-sSSO Chests. drawers, clear pine
1-$SSS Chest, drawers, knotty pine H------S65O
2-$9S5 Student Desks end SHELF center drawer $4SO
1-SS5O Pier Bookcase, So" high $3.50
1-S6995 Cedar Chest. Lined oak. CTop marred) S449S
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Boys WeGs.

7sl2sS Snow Suits s-pc coorfu plaids sizes 10 $3.50
S$5 Long Pants Suits Jr broken sizes Ala
S988
A$S45 $SSS Ski Paamas knitted cotton 2pc, sizes
Sl.S8
Cotton Flannel Shirts broken
Ss5 Corduroy Sport Shirts broken sizes -------$79
SOSlOO White Cotton Tee Shirts, broken
4-S295ssS5 Sport Shirts broken S3S
S-$2S95 Wool Covert Coats Jr sizes to
Street F1oor-Arlngton
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Mems Furnish iasgS

5-$495 Corduroy Sports Shirts. Broken sizes S29S
DC pF$395 Gloves Lined unlined Broken sizes $269
SS295 Cotton Flannel Sports Shirts Mostly medium large
T. $l86
6-Ireguars Of $Ss5 SlOs5 Broken $S9S
l-SA95 PulIover Sweaters. (Soled) d)----------$ $294
6--Irreguals Of S150 1ufers White 44c
2-$3SS Three-Way Gloves Small -------------$1. $1.A9
11-Irregulars Of 79c Cotton Tee Shirts Smal--- 49c
IregulaFs Of CSC to $lO NyOnbOdy Anets Sizes 10 to r.
. 44c
Arlington-Street Floor
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I95I-52 TeUeUisiOss Sets

2-$26995 Console Models II" $239O0
2-$l9995 Portable Tv Sets 1 screen carrying $59OO
1-S26ss5 Console Model II" S2s9OO
1-S27Se5 Console Model II" S235OO
1-S259S5 Table Model II" screen S2lSO0
ALI prices plus tax and warranty where required
Arlington-Lower Level
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Lingerie

Lingerie
Hbs2SS Slips Rayon crepe White OF Pink Sizes 81 TO 4O
Si16
SO-SSSs Gowns Rayon crepe Sizes A to A......sa7S
A-NyOh Tre0t Slips White Broken sizes 4-s.-4- SgHS
W-SiSS sfapess C0tt0n slips White Sizes "a TO 7SO
S-SOSb 00whs Rayoh sheefs Black 6hiy Small siBes sbS
1VO=Oeb Nay0n Te0t Pajamas 6efa Blue Black Broken
Sihes Tor 5000
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Hosiery

100 pr-&lSS TO $l0S Name Sheer Nyona Broken
Sizes -Wbc 20 $50
II prs-S295 NyOn slipper Socks Broken Sizes colors S70
l2l ps-S9c Cotton Anklet Socks ightly SoiedJ 100
O6 prs-S35 Run~resstant Sheer NyIOns. Good colors
proken bLNes .JD0
46 prS-S1EO Famous Name Novelty Heel NyOnS IO.dener
0EVAeA bi1eD .VU0
Arlngton--Street Floor
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Budget Dresses

l-sSsS RayOn Classics Navy Black Sizes for Misses
Women SS90
1O-SSS5 WOmen'S haSlSe Dresses $500
-$SSS RayOn dotted Jerseys Misses and Womens Sizes
S4.O0
GS6 to S9S Rayon crepes and tissues Misses Sizes $500
6-$4SS RayOn printed crepes- Misses
Arlington-second Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-28
Girls Wear

4-S49S Corduroy Skirts In-between sizes
6-$2SS to $3.50 Corduroy Skirts
1S2S BOuses Cotton and rayons In-between sizes
3O-S6s Shirts Cotton knits in solids stripes Sl2s
I-S2SS AnWOOl Sport Shirts S199
6-S7S9 to $3.50 Rayon Dresses In-between sizes $500
$199 Slips RayOn crepes cOttOnS Pink white Sizes
-$1495 TO S1695 Spring Coats Fitted Swing Styles $500
3O-$199 to $3.50 Knitted Headwear $1OO
2@$LOO Mout0n Dyed-Lamb Ear Muffs
1S-$12S to $l3S Wool Gloves Mittens 59c
S-S7S0 RayOn Dresses In-between sizes 500
1-S10s5 velveteen Jumper 500
5$799 Rayon Dresses Ha-sizeS $500
Arington-Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-03-23
Only 25t and One kelIogg's
RICE KRIsPIEs Box Top!

Think of the fun you II have launching rocket
planes as high as house with this swell, new
AFRO Doodle Beanie.
You just put the cap on your head, fit a
rocket plane, on the front end of the plastic
tube, then blow on the other end and watch.
that plane zoom, into the air! All the kids in
the neighborhood will want one. They'll
probably get them, too, because here's all
you do.
Ask Nom TO get box of those swell tast-
ing Kellogg's Rice Krispiss. Then tear of the
top of the box and mail it, with the coupon
and 2sf. to Kellogg's. p. q. Box s500A.
Evening star., 1952-03-23
W1a3 ROCKET PLANES !

Chicago n. Illinois. And we'll send you the
complete outfit which includes the red and
green Beanie Cap, 2O-inch blasting" tube,
q four-inch launching tube, and three rocket
planes 514 inches long which you can punch
out and put together easily by following the
simple instructions enclosed.
The launching tube is made of flexible
plastic. The rocket planes are cardboard with
blunt noses. They fly easily and far-so why.
not be the first one in your neighborhood to
get this swell Beanie Capand Rocket planes?
Mail US 25e and Rice Krispies box top
with the coupon today, and ven send yours
to you right awayl uruI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Pilot Finishes
FAWTU Course

Ensign George II. Smith. Jr.,
USNR. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Smith. 7 Reservoir Ave, North
port. n. T., has recently completed
four months course in All Wealth,
er Flight al the Fleet All Weather
Training Unit. Atlantic. Key West,
Fla, The course consists Of ad
vanced flight training In instru-
ments and night tactics designed "a
qualify the pilot for Carrier Al
Weather Squadrons
He viii report to the Commander,
Air Force Atlantic Fleet, Naval
Air Station, Norfolk. Va, for fur,
iheF assignment TO duty Involving
flying
En- gn snish entered Naval ser.
yiee en- 1850 as Sc agiafion cadet
IN 1te Navy vs. program. lie re-
celEed his wings in March, 1852 If.
Ter completing the prescribed eight
tEainsnE course ~ penssensS. Pa,
EIe graduated from SoTshpogi
Ha Schocl, NorthPorf. ~ ! s16
studissi At Ioag Island Agricultural
ard Technical Institute. Farming.
dale. y Y. for two years psi9E 70
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
New Flowers For
II. S. Gardens

NEW YORK tR - A top horti-
culturist recently returned from
England wifi 300 varieties of plants
all strangers to America, most OF
which eventually find their say in
to U. S. gardens.
T. II. Everett of the New York
Botanical Garden said that most
of the plants are quite rare al
though he was primarily concerned
in importing plants that would
thrive ia America and be of in
tercst to gardeners.
Among the mere unusual plants
are a yellow lowered lilac. a
double lowered sweet rocket, five
new varieties Of gereniums and
even some specially bred varie-
ties of eolden-rod Everett said the
British Isles are the treasure house
Of the world for cultivated flowers
For centuries ever since the Cru
sades-lhe British people have been
gathering different varieties 81
flowers from ali over the world :"
The flowers viii be kept in the
New York Botanical Garden until
il Is certain they are bearing no
alien blight. Then they vii be dis
trihuied throughout the country.
Various garden clubs sponsored the
flower hunting expedition
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
$500 Year Old
Skull, Jewelry
Found In East
BY 7. z. LURIR

JERUSALEM U - A human
skull about $500 years old and
the remains of a necklace made
of small seashells have been found
at Sha'ar Hagolan in the Jordan
Valley by Israel Exploration So
ciety excavators under the direc.
ton of DR.. Moshe Stekelis Of the
Hebrew University.
Sha'ar Hagolan is q collective
settlement (kibbutz) on the banks
of the Yarmuk River near the
point where Syria and Jordan
meet on Israel's eastern frontier.
1t was here two years ago that
DR.. Stekelis uncovered the re.
mains of a stone age culture which
he named the Yarmukian civiliSa-
ton. The skull was found early
this month near an open hearth.
The remains Of q fire used by
this Neolithic man were still Wis.
IDLE.
Each of the seashells that made
up the Yarmukian necklace had
a tiny hole bored in its apex for
Stringing. The shells are identical
with those found on the shore Of
the Mediterranean today.
DR.. Stekelis is completing a
short excavation season In which
he has determined the stratifica.
ton Of this site as divided be.
tween the Early and Middle Bronze
Ages and the Neolithic period. Az
the upper level he found q eeurs.
yard surrounded by chambers with
good deal Of pottery typical .
the Early and Middle Bronze
Ages. The Neolithic firepIace was
found five feet deeper, surrounded
by the bones Of gazelIe-like ami
mails.
Several hundred small shsrp.
pointed flints were found IN one
spot. This large concentration al
tools, which were either arrow
heads or small boring Instrument.
Indicate q specialization Of skIlls.
One family would have used only
a few flint spears, grows and
other such tools.
The new finds will considerably
enrich Sha'ar Hagolan's prehistoric
museum which already contains.
in what originally was a bomb
shelter, one Of the largest collec.
tons Of stone ace tools. ilints asd
primitive stone carvings n any
museum anywhere.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Gas Station And Drive-In
To Go Up At Blvd, LIST St.
JOE SIRUGO,
TO BUILD GAS
STATION; MAX
COHEN, EATERY

Roosevelt Boulevard at First
Street will soon be occupied by q
gas station and a $50, 900 drive-in
restaurant, according to the actor
Of the Key West Planning Board.
The board approved the erection
OF drive-in eatery of 1000 square
feet in size last Monday night.
Max Cohen, motel man took out
the building permit for tn ebig
restaurant Wednesday. Workman
have already been seen at the site
which fronts on the Boulevard and
is near the George Allen housing
project. 1t is on the west side of
First Street.
Joe Sirugo is putting up the gas
station on the northeast corner of
the Boulevard and First Street,
near his Royal Palm apartments
and duplexes.
Plans for both commercial struc-
lures are being studied by the
City Building Inspector, following
approval on zoning by the City
Commission which is the Planning
Board of the City.
The Planning Board acts on re-
concentrations of the Planning
Commission, a separate body which
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
EL Patio Gets
NeGC Entrance.
Doubled Kitchen

Francesca Zeppa. Gordon bIeu
chef and proprietor of the gourmet's
restaurant or Greene Street, show
ing his versatility by manipulating
lumber and concrete as deity as
garlic and lime In his shrimp pro
venCale, a speciality of the house.
Ell Patio is being brought out to-
ward Duval Street. The former en-
trance on Greene Street has been
converted into a double kitchen
for the master cheF Table capacity
viii remain the same. 50 diners.
but guests v,l have more elbow
room as they eat some of Fran.
cesc0'S great cooking. John Bohi,
partner at FL Patio, is helping
Francesca rush the reuovatIons
through for opening date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
First Baptists
Enlarge Church
In $500 Job

The First Baptist Church has
taken out a $500 building permit
for additions to the Church at
Eaton and Bahama street, it was
learned this week.
Other building permits issued BY
the Office of Building Inspector
Ray Knopp were as follows:
Bertis Roberts. 91S Cornish Lane,
repair house for $25; George Allen
Estate, rear GIG William Street
repairing and painting, $780,; Nj.
E. Mcdonald, space IA, Boulevard,
build dock, SIP; Charles Baker.
Truman and Simonton Streets
neon sign erected; Max Cohen.
SOB South, build water airator. $500:
Armando Canalef. $40 Amelia
Street, $500 for replacingla porch
with cement; and Roy Hamlin,
1906 Truman Avenue, general re-
pairs, $500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29

foot. Man must use modern means
even when in search Of a holy
relic"
A wealthy Floridian already has
expressed interest in q new air
expedition. he reported.
Smith recently resigned 40 presi.
dent Of Southern Wesleyan Bible
College in Intercession City. Fla.
to return TO Greensboro and live
with his son. Leon Smith.
He said he win devote his time 10
travel and lecturing until plans for
q new Ark hunt materialiEe.
II was in Greensboro In 1913 and
ls4s that Smith blueprinted his first
expedition 10 Turkey. At the time.
he was dean of Peoples Bible Col
lege here.
The Journey drew immediate fire
from Moscow. Pravda, the Com
muniSt Party'S official newspaper
IN Russia. branded the expedition
"a Biblical masquerade" to spy o.
the Soviet Uni0n (Mt. AFaFat is on
the border of Soviet Armeeia>.
Smith himself Was called az III.
tsligsnce agent u The Ansl0-
Amsrican eloc u imperiallsts. /"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answer
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions Of interest 10
former servicemen and their
families:
Q. I've been totally disabled FIR
six months, and l applied to the VA
for waiver Of my National Service
Life Insurance premiums. Now
that I've applied, may stop paying
my premiums?
A. No. You should continue 10 pay
your premiums regularly, 90 they
become due, until you have ~.
ceiyed word from VA that you are
entitled 10 waiver. In that way,
you'll avoid the possibility Of your
insurance lapsing, IN ease your
claim is not granted.
Q. Does the Ssl0-a.monih ceiling
under the Korean CT Bin apply -
all types Of trsining7
A. No. II applies only 10 veterans
training on-the. Job. II means that 4
a job trainee's monthly allowance
plus his earning as . trainee exceed
$40 . month, VA win reduce he
allowance accordingly.
Q. / was under age when I
enlisted In the Army during word
War II. I was in for six months
before the Army found out and sent
me home. Would that servieo
entitle me 10 . CT loan?
A. Yes. A veteran whose enlisl.
ment was cancelled because he was
under age II entitled 10 eligibility
credit for CT loans.
Q. Are there any types q eourses
not permitted under TIE Korean CT
BID education and training proa.
RAM
A. Yes Courses In bsrfsndlna.
dancing and personality deselOp.
ment are prohibited By Iaw, snA
cannot Be approved under anY
conditions.
veterans living in Key west anA
vicinity Who wish further hfoF.
nation about their benefits shoyi1
contact TIE Va Office At "a Post
Office sidg. Key West, YiorsAa.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
WHO OWNS THE BOCA CHICA WATERFRONT?

waterfront acres in part Of lot 9.
USA owns 70 acres in part Of
lot 9.
Johnson owns SIS more acres
in part of lot 8.
USA owns another five acres In
part of lot 10, section 80.
Charley TOPPING owns . acres.
USA owns the next SIS acres
in Section 80, lot S.
Norvin Maloney owns 1918 acres
in lot 6.
Lou Roberts owns ass acres Of
lot 7.
Leoncie G. Grimmins, Key West,
owns $50 acres In the rest Of lot
"a.
Augusta Kline of Miami Beach
owns $50 acres in Section 6, part
of lot /.
N. G. Maloney, Jr. and Ida E.
owns the next AZ acres OF water
front in lot /, 2, and 3.
Julius Stone owns the u acres
Of Boca Chica beach in Section /,
lot /.
Julius Stone also owns 7 man.
grove islands off the tip of Boca
Chica beach with bay bottom.
c. E. HuelSenkamp owns the
next 80 acres of waterfront in Sec
ton So, lot /.
Mary Navarro heirs own 90
acres in Section 81, lot 2.
Walter p, Chrysler, Jr. owns the
next so acres of Boca Chics water
front on the. western end of the
island. II is divided into lots )
and I Of Section 81.
USA owns lots I, 5 and 6. The
latter two lots are in the process
of being condemned by the Govern
ment. Private owners were a.
Louis and Sons.
USA owns lot Z.
USA owns 10 acres in lot 8 Of
Section 30.
Benjamin WeinStein of New York
owns - acres in lot Of Section
30.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Fast Ride Saves
OF Niece

L0GANSP0RT, Ind - A
Peru. Ind man raced throU 90
towns toe ether day from L0Rans-
port to Fl WAYNE and returned
st 81 mile In hoar and aeni even
faster IN ire country And instead
of stappJns him police escorted
aim part of the trip.
Doctors cre1il tae man. Lswjs
G. sharp}. wsah probably saving
the sr st als nse who Eee6ed
a rare tyre q b1oo3 Tor trans
fusion in sa emergency.
Saa 5rc~e TIRE l37-r le gogsd
trip ln twp hoars IFS n}ece. 1rx
katherine SAearey q wi1sna8e.
Ind IS recovering 3 L.oe asport
hospital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29

Here are the owners Of the water.
front on Boca Chica Key. Though
the u. S. Government owns much
of the Key for the Naval Air sta.
ton, the waterfront is chiefly own
ed by individual Key WesterS, and
other private landowners, who
hold more than TOO acres, COM
pared to tn more than go owned
by the USA.
Beginning at the Northwest side
Of Boca Chica, going northeast,
and around to the well known
Boca Chica beach here is the own
ership Of the waterfront.
Little Raccoon Key with its n
and one half acres is owned by
Kirby McClain, Jr.
Unnamed Island of 81 acres in
GLIDING bay bottom, owned by
Robert w. Dasey.
On Boca Chica Key proper. Sec
ton 10, Lot /, Hilary Whalton Of
Key West.
Lot 2, Ruth v. Alfeld, Key West,
owns 1927 acres, no bay bottom.
Lots 3 and 4 are owned by the
USA.
Section %, Lots 2, ., I, and S
are owned by USA.
Cutting across south through b.
ca Chica Key to the South shore
we find the following waterfront
owners.
Vesey johnson, Key West real
tor, owns SIS acres In Section 26,
Lot s.
Earl Denham owns 50 tcres in
Section "a, lot S.
v. A. Johnson, owns Is acres,
Section "a, lot 8.
Susanna Bodine, also Of Key West
owns PAS acres of waterfront in
Section 81, lot one.
johnson owns another LIS acres
In Section 50, lot /.
USA owns part Of lot In Sec
ton 80, amounting to a. acres.
Johnson owns another 4 acres in
part OF lot six.
USA owns part OF LOT s.
George and Louise Lee own four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Cruisers And
Skiffs Tie Up
At Johnson
Capt. Bob Provides
Shelter For Big
And Little Boats

Ma made channels and water
have made Johnston's Point in
Su- merland Key a shelter for
y hts and . tarting place for
skiffs.
The veteran Capt. Bob Johnston
who has been in the Keys since 1888.
Ms eleven ifs at his dock, which
sailors from Key West, tourists
off the highway or anybody who
wants to find bonefish, permits, or
the more customary barracuda can
rent.
Yesterday one group of sailors
caught enough fish from their out
board . fill a ten foot line. They
were at work for an hour cleaning
their catch.
Johnston has deep water in front
of his place, deep enough and
wide enough for a cabin cruiser to
turn around and tie up with con-
venient access to the dock.
The skiffs at Johnston's as at
other camps along tie Keys are
the fisherman's transport to the
fascinating waters of Gulf or Allan
tic.
At JohnSton's you can take your
rented cupboard north up to Con-
tent Keys, the bone fisherman
paradise, or if you just want some
sight seeing, you can go under
Niles Channel bridge to the south.
in five to eight feet of water, and
skim over the turquoise sea to
view some of the Island estates
of the Lower Keys.
One such is Anderson's Island,
owned by Sam Anderson longtime
fisherman and deyotee of the Low
er Keys. Anderson's Key is blessed
by nature with high ground, and
some magnificent coconut palms.
Man-made is the yacht basin and
the long steel based pier reaching
out into the Atlantic.
Cooks Island, another luxury es
tate, is inaccessible save by skiff
Though a channel is to be dredged
some time, at present the owners
and their guests can only travel
by light small craft. Clara Mae
Downey's Island. also part of the
magnificent Newfound Harbor
Keys, can be viewed from out
board or cabin cruiser.
Back under Niles Channel bridge
which has headroom of nine feet,
not six as stated on the Coast and
Geodetie chart, the skiff skipper
can cruise over TO Isle of Mark
Time, formerly Howell Key, or
beyond to Big Torch Key, and
even wind around to Big Pine Key
and its waters.
Then back TO port at Johnson s
Point, where Capt. Bob and his
wife greet YOU and comment on
your catch, or help you tie up at
their dock. Visiting yachts are
lie 1ing that south of Marathon,
Johnston's Point is a good place to
tie up.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Mt. FuiiMav Erupt

TOKYO p -- JsBaas cone shap-
vi NJ FrG vnsrano, Dormant GoE
almaH egat End bali ccBitrrses
pfoba5ly & e~api In t3Nr or five
gears says q japanese Eeosogast
profesar TaTak3ko So Tseanas q
Sagzoka Ias7 ersity sased k5s fore.
cast on s'a8y q more thaa 80
ma tor er9pt5uns tn Japanese IS
lands over the past 20 pears
a SpoEesmsn q tke government 3
Ces3sTaI MeseoEo esl Observe
tary ea8ed s&Eae ma's tbscry *.
fere rcDl giving = fail
ret Fnt. sogsh OF ToeTo. Ia
g ga 6w m@lg 5apane a.
scored T uf p
Es.z46 i sgegg yeaF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Bids Are Asked
On BOca Chica
Construction

Sealed bids are for a fleet main
tenance hangar at the u. S. Naval
Air Station, Boca Chica, Key West,
Fla, will be received until 200
p. m. EST, 7 January 1858, by
the District Public Works Officer,
building IL, U. S. Naval Base,
Charleston, S. c.
Construction will consist of a con
crete shell-arch type of structural
steel arch type hangar structure
with a clear span of $50 feet,
fanke don either side by two story
leantoS. one so by 24l feet and the
other 100 by PAL feet, complete
with twO.level crane and monrail
system; electrical system, ventila-
ton; air conditioning; plumbing
and storm water drainage; and
field painting. Exterior walls will
be of brick and concrete-maSonary
units and interior walls and parti-
tons of concrete masonary units
and prefabricated movable parti-
ton units.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-11-29
Man Hunts For
NOah's Ark
By HelicOpter

GREENSBORO R-Dr. Aarob ].
Smith. 4 griEHled man Of IS who
still dreams of finding Noah's Ark
on The Mountains Of Ararat, ="
has returned 20 Greensboro with
fresh hopes Of continuing bis Bihli.
cal quest by helieopter.
He promised here TO lead an
other Ark hunt 20 Turkey as soon
rs world conditions permit.
Smith won worldwide fame in
is49 when his Oriental archaelogi-
cal research expedition comhed
Mt. Ararat for the petrined re
mains Of Noah's storm.tossed Vss.
sci He gave up the Sssrvh after
Is days q hazardous exploration.
"a hslleopter would be perfecs. /"
he said II would take US above
the rocky crass and int hidden
valleys impossible to reach on