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Evening star., 1952-04-27


and Fairfax Homes
S16,950. Near st. James, 2-bedrm
brick rambler. in Falls Church
in Inn mma9uiats roo@ Tftb condition; slnI lse liy
kitchen equipment incl, Bendil
washer. Stairway to expandablt
attic. Unusually good closet anc
storage facilities: Lge. lot witt
Snaae M1s trees and many flowers
600 panrochlal and public schools:
brick, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, in es.
tablished neighborhood in North
Arlington This home consists Of
living room, with firepl., dining
equipped kitchen. 2 bedrms., full
tile bath and utility room on 1st
floor; an inclosed stairway leads
to a completed finished End floor
with tiled bath. There is a
porcS rcSn s porch also h1 s{se
attached garage. This o home S'is IS
conveniently located mr.. Schools
and shopping center. Excellent
financing available.
$39 900, Nr. Falls Church, brick Co.
IS1i iSnial; custom built by one Of
sitSated hls areas on hnest rnndas BUILDERS and
This home was built to order for
present owner. and embraces
many, features found only in Gus
tomed-built houses. For example.
there are continuous rear-in-
al aGTced ndrdSet fSetns snd under the hSuse
is drain tile not only around the
foundation of walls but also under
the concrete floor. The house is
OF center-hall plan and all of
the rooms are large. There are
inf oeaEms; Epnres slectrcs baths All nume
and kitchen equipment are of the
very best quality. There is a 2
ear Sat "a attached tsGnsd garage. The entire
$45, 900: Country Club Hills. This
seafepSa seafiGuS home asrIina includes tS. lge
depth of the house and leading
to q delightful screened porch
To the right of the center hall is
q spacious liv. rm.. with wood
burning fireplace; this room opens
onto the porch through French
room at the left Of center-hali.
is perfectly complimented by ex-
tremely fine corner cupboard and
chair rail. A powder room. but
ler's pantry and lge. kitchen COM
Tpletes the lst level: most at;
unusually attractive bedrms.. each
with its private bath and twin
cedarlined closets. The master
bedrm., 15x22. opens on q lovely
heated solariun. 23x1O. Newly
decorated. in superb taste. this
home is Of superior quality and
workmanship throughout. The
finished attic includes servant s
quarters and excellent storage
space.
S65. 900. Small estate. in Fairfax
Co. mr. .Leesburg Pike. customed
designed for gracious family liv-
ing: Ideal for Entertaining. Com
pleted Just prior to World War
II and built of best materials
First floor has entrance hall
drawing room, library. dining
breakfast room, Kitchen. screened
porch and attached Gear garage
Second floor has 4 bedrooms and
baths; including a bedrm., iv
room suite. Basement has finished
recr. rm. with firepl. Interior
trim is Of especially milled wood
floors are random width oak on
LIST floor and quarter sawed oak
on 2nd. Library paneled in Eng
lish walnut. House located OH
acres which are wooded and
STANLEY R. ROWLAND
CO., INC.
REALTORS. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
11S East Broad St, Falls Church, Va
Evening star., 1952-04-27
FALLS CHURCH

Lovely stone rambler in Va. Forest.
Center-hall entr., 3 lge. bedrms., l u
baths on 1st flr. Liv. rm. has 3
picture windows and f1repl.; full
psmt, rec. rm., garage. patio.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NORTH ARLINGTON
OPEN SUM-, 2-6
CddE NJ CvCAAEOpE

Lovely. new, 3-bedrm. rambler; lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace. picture win
dow. din. rm., mod: kit. with break
posal; large bsmt. with "a bath
roughed in: Bendix; expandable at
tic; 60x100-ft. lot with many tall
trees. Make this your first stop
today. RA. 052S. LEATH &
Ashley, INC, Ma. R464
Evening star., 1952-04-27
CULPEPER, VIRGINIA
RETIRING SOON9

Then by all means see these attrac-
tive homes right away. Located
within 20 miles of D.. G. Here's S
what what you gst for 1920 ttotal
kit. and bath. Lot 150x115 it.
AMI. Terms. Call now, FA. 1910.
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"MY BLUE HEAVEN"

Snug brick bungalow-ideal for
''MollIe and the Children" In North
Arlington off Lee highway. Clean
and sparkling bright. i ) bedrms.,
tile bath, fireplace in liv. rm., su-
perb GE kit, equip. with steel cab
inets and auto. dishwasher. Com
plete bSmt.. Anchor fenced rear
yard. Already financed with $1,000
4eo loan at $3.50 per month. A
family at &l6.SOO. Call Owens 4O9O
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FALLS CHURCH
OPEN 2-6 PM.
1Ac HuECAIIIT ANE

zoos CHESTNUT AVE.
DRIVE OUT TODAY! Inspect this
tastefully decorated, EXPANSION
with its fine 1st floor plan. incl.
brick fireplace. tile bath and 2 nice
bedrms. stairway to exceptionally
lge. unfinished 2nd f1.-complete
with lee. dormers and roughed in
for second bath. Full bsmt. comb.
screens, storm sash. Beautifully
Handicapped 65x15O yard-ideal for
summer picnics and parties. $4,000
cash will handle.
Out Lee blvd. through
Seven Corners, past JEFFERSON VII
Marshall ST.. left on Chestnut to
OPEN sign.
Real Estate Service. Inc.
4763 Lee Highway. OF Glebe.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
VIENNA, VA.
SELECTED VALUES

VIENNA, VA.
SELECTED VALUES
ACRES AND STREAM
Are features of this lovely 4-bedrm
and 2-bath home. with breezeway
garage and full bsmt. Custom bull,
throughout. Only $4,000.
COUNTRY RAMBLER
For .S15,500 Ia acres with new g.
bedrm. home. Lge. liv. rm. with
cool tree shaded location
HILLTOP COTTAGE
landscaped, lge. bedrms;;
bSmt. with recr. rm,; 2 blks. tC
schools and shopping. $4,000.
UNUSUAL MOD. LOG CABIN
With cedar paneled liv. rm. and lge
stone firepl.. bsmt.. 1 bedrm. and
bath 1st a. with .expansible. space
above for another bedrm. and bath
Cedar post and rail fence. Priced
to sell quickly at $4,000.
McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
Maple Ave, vienna. Va.
Phone Vienna 600. 1901. 81
az
Evening star., 1952-04-27
"STARDTTST"

"STARDUST"
Ramberlctte. High on Hilltop Place
Unusually nice liv. rm., for the
smaller type home. Separate din
ette. Hospital white kit. 3 bedrms
and lge. bath. A "showy" com.
munity of modest homes. You can't
909O.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
N. Arlington-Very Spacious

N. Arlington-Very Spacious
3-Year-Old Brick and Frame
In highly. selective neighborhood of
comparable properties. on Handicapped
lot Of nearly "a acre. overlooking
woodland, stream. Open Sat. and
Sun. 1-5. BY owner.
FIRST FLOOR: Entrance hall with
cl.. lge. liv. rm. with frepl., D. W.
framing view, archway to lge. din.
rm. with p. VS.; kit. has lift. Dual
Temp. disposal, built-in bkfst. nook;
3 bedrms:, 2 very lge. all with Z
els: 2 full tile baths. SECOND FL. !:
Hallway. lge. bedrm., huge attic with
add: bedrm. and bath roughed in.
LOWER LEVEL diving spaces above
ground: Cypress-paneled recr. rm.
with f1repl., p. W.; F. d. to fiagstone
terrace; lge. playrm. or hobby rm.;
guest apt; with pvt. outside entr.
plne-paneled shower bath. 2-car
gar, util. rm. with gas air-cond.
furnace. washer and dryer. S41,95O,
with all cash above 1st trust.
DIRECTIONS: First right after Me-
mortal Bridge onto new parkway to
Lorcom lane of parkway to STOP at
Old Dominion. right for approx.
2 mi. to Woodland Acres sign on
lett, .}rQ house on left
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN SUNDAY

6235 N. .2sth St., Arl.-Cape Cod, liv.
opening onto porch; 2 large bedrms..
expandable attic with dormer win
dows, suitable for 2 other rooms
Full bsmt. Dir: Out Lee hwy. to
Quantico ST.. turn right 4 blks. ia
2Sth st. and open house.
Milton G. Smith Realty
BUILDER AND DEVELOPER
1857 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. -.
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FALLS CHURCH
OPEN TO-DAY

Custom-built brick Cape Cod; 8 bed
rms. 21a baths, finished bsmt., COM
pletely equipped; modern through
out; on dead-end street; SLEEPY
HOLLOW area: all lge. lots and
auahty homes. Must be seen to
appreciate.
DIR: From Seven Corners out Sleepy
Hollow rd., 1st left, then End right,
21O Hazelton st. Call JE. 2-O1S7,
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"MY REVERIE,"

M I TLEV EfGIE
Ideal sentimental mod. 3-bedrm.
contemporary cottage. Level 12-
acre lot 100x20W. Wide expanse
of glass in combination liv. din
area. Brick fireplace. exceptionally
lge. all cleo. kit. Many closets and
built-in storage features. Com
pletely mod. in design and concept
Priced rightl S13,950. Call Owens
Evening star., 1952-04-27
MISSIONER
WYNNEWOOD

Open Sat. and Sun, 1-6
1910 N. Ivanhoe ST., Arl., Va. Stu
ated in a beautifully wooded we'll
borhood; 1st floor has liv. rm., din.
rm., lge. library, complete fully
equip kit; 2nd floor, 2 lge. bedrms..
bath and stair to attic; slate roof;
air-cond. oil heating; built-in gar;
lge wooded lot well Handicapped and
partly fenced. This home is in new
cond. throughout. OWNER. ia; 2
Evening star., 1952-04-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ARLINGToN-BEsT BUYS
OPEN 2 TO 7
NEAR ARMY-NAVY
COUNTRY CLUB

Better home, real Southern Colonial
usual home with a lot of charm;
9a-ft.-wide center hall, GAIT. liv-
ing rm. with firepl., French door to
q quiet den (powder rm). guest-s size
dining rm.. spacious modern kitchen,
Hotpoint dishwasher. disposal; 2nd
closets, 2 other bedrms. and bath
3rd A., 2 large bedrms. Bsmt., recr
rm. with firepl.. bar, full bath, laun-
dry rm. and Mueller &C. oil heat
ing; outside entrance. Level lot
tall oak trees, back yard fenced
time tile roof. copper cutters; Ruscc
storm windows. $4,000 or S12, 600
cash will handle.
Directions. Ridge rd. to South 23rd
St, left a blk, right on Fl. Scott
drive to 2310, open sign.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
"MY CASTLE"

Charm and location really make s
home! This English story-12 ha.
botn! Very pretty. well shrubbee
lot;. lust d blks. from Washington
Golf and Country Club. Wei
planned 1St A. incl. liberal size liV
rm., separate din. rm., = bedrmS
and glass inclosed sun porch. Yer!
bsmt., Diet. brick garage. Askinf
S2l 800, with $4,000 cash. See il
before you decide on anything else
Call OWens QnQl
Evening star., 1952-04-27

"WALTZ ME AROUND
AGAIN WILLIE"
And show me the cute 2-bedrm
ment. Front porch, twin front
windows that give gay. light atmos-
phere to liv. rm. Archway to sep
arate din. rm. Handy family kit
and glass incl orne rear service vrSsn porcn
$13.250 buys 1t today!! Call Owens
5000.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
"CAROLINA NOON"

Shining for the One Who Waits for
Me-" 1mmac. brick rambler. Sitting
beneath old pines on level u acre
Modern approach to comfortable
separate din, area. kit. with lge
breakfast table space. 3 bedrms.
tile bath, pull-down stairway to
storage attic; de luxe electric range,
refgr. and Bendix. $4,000. Approx.
$4,000 cash needed. Call Owens
5000,
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ARLINGTON-SOUTH
z REDROOMS 9 PATHS

o I@NSN@ 01S1k11 q o14 110
Like new. red brick bungalow; liv.
rm. with picture window and fire.
place, din. rm. 11x14, bright mod.
bath and a large fiagstone porch
completes the. 1st floor: 12x15 bed
rm., plenty of closets and tile bath
on 2nd floor; bSmt., finished recrea-
tion room in cypress paneling, very
cheerful and livable: large utility
a:-c. heat; 5 Minis. to Pentagon, 2
blks. to school and transp.; $4,000
cash, BALANCE LESS THAN RENT,
APPROX; $120 per month.
Dir: Arl. Ridge rd., east on goth st.
about 3 blkS. to 9l6.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
ARLlNGTON-FALLS CHURCH
"WHISPERTNG TREES

by large NAPLES and numerous sec
ondary trees. This older home OF
ters spacious charm at its best.
Antique or period furniture will be
shown to good advantage. Center
nall entr. flanked by liv. rm. and
mod. kit. and small breakfast rm.
Screened concrete deck porch on
south side. Upstairs are 8 family
bedrms., 2 tile baths; complete
bSmt.. rear circular drive to built
in gar. Older cpl. retiring to south
ern Va. Immediate sale desired at
S22,9oO. Call Owens 4O9U
Evening star., 1952-04-27
FRED 7 GEORGE Realtor
ArIlngtOn-FaIlS Church
onH Foirfo uonooc

EXCLUSIVE AGENT
2l73 N. Glebe Rd. at Lee Hwy,
81. 6777 List with Us OK. Ola
Evening star., 1952-04-27
GARDEN CITY

GARDEN CITY
Stone and brick Colonial may be the
answer to your family needs. Lge,
lily. rm; with firepl.. full din. rm..
tiled bath; full bsmt. with rec. rm.
with full bath; side screened porch
with 1a acre; lge. corner lot; only
"a blk. to bus. Newly decorated
Many features to add to happy
living. S21 $50 with $4,000 cash.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. OW. 93OC
Evening star., 1952-04-27
/ BEDROOMS RATHS

~ S>3V1N1J 2 LII 44O
Handsome red brick Cape Cod over
looking river; bright liv. rm., firepl.,
separate din. rm., lge. kit, dish
WaSner; stove and refgr.: scr. porch
with pleasant view; 2 bedrms., bath
down; 2nd f.. 2 lge. bedrms., walk in
CLOS, tile bath: full bsmt; 10 minis.
Pent. and D. C. S22.950, terms.
Dirt Out Lee hwy. to Troy st., right
2 blkS to 2136 N. Troy.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
FALLS CHTJRCH

FALLS CHURCH
Three-bedrm. brick Dutch Colonial
near st. James and new public
schools. Large liv. rm., fireplace, din,
rm., nicely arranged kit, 2 baths.
recr. rm. and many other unusual
features: It's been reduced for quick
sale. $1S,95O. Will be open Sat. and
Sun. For particulars call
FRANCIS A. WAGNER
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03
IGa.-Fla. Leaf
Market Sets
Price Record

A record general average was
established for the 1852 Georgia
Florida flue-cured tobacco crop.
The U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture reports average prices for
practically all grades at new high
levels. Volume of offerings was
second to the record set for the
1851 crop. In spite of the drought
late in the growing and harvest
ing seasons, general quality was
about as good as last year.
Gross sales of 179,677,839
pounds returned S88,105,672 fol-
an average of $4,000 per hundred.
The average was 1910 above
that paid for the crop last year.
Although volume dropped more
than IL million pounds, total value
was only about 100000 less. The
previous high average was S48.12
paid for the 1850 crop.
Leaf, lug and printing grades
averaged from $1.00 to $500
above last year. Cutters and non
descript gained S1.00 to $500 gen
orally. A small amount of smoking
leaf ranged to $500 per hundred
higher. Most increases were from
$500 to $500. Only two grades,
good lemon cutters and poorest
thin nondescript, were lower
However, these dropped only S1.0O
and SIPS respectively.
There was a slight increase in
the proportion of common leaf,
low cutters and low and fair
quality Tugs and primings over
last year. Less fair leaf and good
and fine Tugs were marketed. The
percentage of nondescript was
larger. Except for small increase
in green tobacco, color compost
ton was practically unchanged.
Common to fair leaf, low to good
Tugs, low cutters and nondescript
comprised the bulk of sales.
Commodity Credit Corporation
loan rates by grades ranged from
| $1,000 for best nondescript to
$4,000 for choice lemon wrappers.
These rates were generally the
same or S1.00 above allowances
for the 1851 crop. No advances
were made on poorest nondescrlpt.
Average prices by grades were
S1.OC to $1,000 above the support
levels except for good lemon cut
tiers, which held at the advance.
Most grades averaged $500 to
$500 over their respective loan
rates.
Growers placed about 6.5 mil
lion pounds under loan through
the Flue-cured Cooperative Stabi-
lization Corporation. This repre-
sented 1865 percent of gross sales.
Receipts under the Government
loan program last year were
slightly over II million pounds or
8.9 per cent of gross sales.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03

VA said, is to help a vater.n -
= tam de eGusatlon Or training to reach
a ae1lnlte' identified goal. The
soai may be purely educational
such as obtaining college daorea,
PROFESSIONAL such as becoming a
.aMsei, or vocational, such as
training to be a steam filter. 90
Within certain limits, a veteran
may choose any program of edn-
cation or training he will need -
reach the educational, professional
or vocational goal he has in mind
Also within limits, he may select
n own school Or training estah-
llShinent' SO long as I. Will FAC
cept and retain" him in whatever
held 1t finds him qualified for,
The law defines a program of
education Or training as "any
single unit course or subject anv
curriculum, or any combination
OF unit courses or subjects, which
IS generally accepted as necessary
to fulfill requirements for the at
talnment of a predetermined and
Identified educational, professional
or vocational objective"
A veteran may not take courses
commonly considered as a voca-
tlonal or recreational in nature,
unless he first submits justifica-
ton to the VA, showing that the
course will be of bona fide use in
connection with his present or
contemplated business or occupa-
ton. He will need VAS approval
before he can start. Courses in
bartending, dancing or PERSONAL
ty development are prohibited by
law and can not be approved I'M
der any conditions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03

The Department of Agriculture
recommends use of new soil con-
ditioners only on an experimental
basis.
Most elm species in the United
States are plagued with Dutch
elm disease and elm phloem ne
rosis. Both diseases are carried
by insects.
The national goal for wheat
production in 1858, as announced
by Secretary of Agriculture Bran
nan, is 100000 acres.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03
.833&2ij

For veterans of service since
.ha start of the Korean campaign
n.ho are planning to take educa-
,'n,, and training under the new
81 Bill for Korean veterans, the
Tn,erans Administration empha-
',,eG the Importance of carefully
.~tarting the educational program
~, raining objective they with to
follow.
f'nder the law, VA said, vet
,r,n may make only one change
~ orosram and no more. If he
,,sEeS his change before his dead
line for starting training, he will
mt need VAS approval. How
,,.er. If his progress was unsatis-
ssc-orv. he will have to show VA
.n7t il was not because of his own
,,,;Sconduct. neglect or lack of
application.
The purpose of the new CT Bill,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03

Sales in the area began July FL.
The season lasted for 80 sales
days, sending with final sales at
Statesboro and Vidalia, Georgia
on August 20. Last year the mar
kets opened July 10 and closed
August 81.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03

If a veteran wants to change his
course of training after his dead
line for entering training, he will
need VAS approval.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03
4th Award-$1,000 Robert c
Relyea, Delmar, New York

llSly Cd, bC1llloAJ 3NS" 4SAA
SENIOR DIVISION
LIST Award-S4,000 William D.
Morgan, New Albany, Ind.
End Award-S3,O00 Clare N.
Mahannah, st. Paul, Mimi.
3rd Award-$2,O00 Charles J.
Burton, Arkansas City, Kan.
4th Award-$1,000 James R.
Powers, Lubbock, Texas.
Almost every section of the
country was represented among
the scholarship winners, who had
to come up through state and
regional competitions to reach the
topmost achievement for model
builders. Several of them were
regional winners in the 1851 COM
petition.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03
Fisher Awards
Scholarships To
Car Modelers

DETROIT, MICH, August 19-
Eight boys who showed unusual
skill in the design and construc-
ton of model cars tonight were
awarded grand national awards OF
university scholarships in the an
nual competition of the Fisher
Body Craftsman's Guild. They
now join 1O7 other members of
the Body by Fisher Hall of Fame
who won scholarships in pervious
competitions.
Before a group of distinguished
scientists, educators and indust-
rialists, the 1852 winners in the
22-year-old model competition
were announced by DR.. George j..
Fisher, National Boy Scout Com
missioner and Honorary President
of the Craftsman's Guild.
The winners were:
JUNIOR DIVISION
1st Award - $4,000 Gerald
Garbcheski, Elizabeth, New Jersey
End Award-$3,000 William A.
Keyser, Jr., Perrysville, Pa.
3rd Award-$2,OOO William En-
dow, Hood River Greg.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03
IDEAS FOR
WOMEN

If there's one realm of cookery
in which the new pride should
learn to excel, it's in the prepare
ticn of meat Nostalgia for Mama's
juicy pot roasts and tender stews,
will make it hard for the new
groom to accept Second-pests for
long.
The Hows of Beef Cookery
The important thing to remem-
Der in cooking beef is that there
are two types of cuts the tender
and the less tender cuts. These
must be cooked by two different
methods.
Tender cuts: These are the de
luxe cuts which consist of beef
rib roast and tender steaks, such
as those featured by restaurants.
The tender steaks should be
broiled or pan-broiled lido not
cook in the pressure cooker or
any covered pan because this will
not bring out their best flavor)
Beef rib roast should be cooked
in an open roasting pan at 1926
degree F. Tender meats should be
cooked without cover.
Less-tender cuts: All other cuts
of beef fall in this category. These
less.tender cuts must be cooked in
a covered pan with added liquid
in order to become COMPLETELY
tenderized during cooking. Such
cuts are pot roast, rump roast,
stew beef, short ribs, flank steak.
In preparing these cuts, they
should be Drowned in a little hot
fat, then cooked in liquid (Water,
bouilon, tomato juice, etc. The
pan should be tightly covered and
the beef cooked over low heat I'M
til it is completely tender. Pierce
with a fork to test tenderness.
In the recent tobacco referen-
dunn, 98.1 per cent of the farmers
voting in North Carolina favored
marketing quotas for the next
three years.
Banana exports from South A
merica totaled 23.9 million
punches in 1851.
The average loan rate for the
1952-crop of flue-cured tobacco is
sos cents per pound.
County agents estimate that g.
$50, 121 farm families in the United
states were influenced by some
phase of agricultural extension
work in 1851.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03
To Frame Door Opening

HOME craftsmen on occasion need
to frame door opening in wall
or a partition. american Builder, trade
magazine authority on building con-
struction, offers the correct procedure,
quoted here, and the accompanying
illustration.
Studs (a) above the opening are
toenailed to each part of the Intel with
lO-penny nails. The long studs (b) are
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-09-03

nailed to ends of each part Of Intel
with two lO-penny nails and toenailed
to the sole plate with two lO-penny
nails.
The double studs (c) are nailed
together with 1O-penny nails spaced l6
inches and staggered as shown. Studs
alongside the opening (d) are nailed
into the end of the sole plate with two
lO-penny nails. Note that studs sup
porting the Intel do not rest on sole
olate But on suhaoor and joists.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-17
OBSERVATIONS OF
AN ADOPTED "CONCH''
BY coMDR. RAY W. BYRNs. Retired

ing will be held on the First Tues
day in November at the polls,
where we will all assemble and
vote the State Democratic Ticket
from Governor McCarty on down
to our newly nominated and genial
Sheriff John SpottSwood. Then
reaching over we will pull the lev
er for Ike and Nixon as our choice
for the President and Vice Presi-
dent, and thereby insure Key
Vests place in the Sun when the
final votes are counted.
And l predict ike" viii gladly
vacation in Key West, for l re-
call that when l was Supply Officer
of the Yard at the time of his last
visit here, he seemed very much
at home and quite pleased with his
surroundings, as he chatted most
amiably and happily with the other
occupants of the Little White House
who had gathered on the lawn di-
rectly outside and beneath my of
flee window in the Main Admins
tration Building at the Naval Sta
ton.