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The Nome nugget., 1954-01-08
Air National Guard To Get Facilities At
 International Airport

ANCHORAGE, R - Bids have been called by the Alaska Corps of Engineers for facilities for the Alaska Air National Guard.
 The project calls for a larger hangar, warehouse and outside utilities, taxiway and apron at the Anchorage International Airport.
 The AVG has been operating at Elmendorf Air Force Base since its organization late in 1852. Col. L. l.. Johnston, AVG commander, said 1t has about one-half it's full quota of men and planes but expects to be at full strength when the facilities are finished.
 Bids will be opened here Feb. 4.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-08
WEDDINGS FOR SENTIMENT

MIDDLEBORO, Mass, RHFive Middleboro couples were re-wed recently in the Central Congrega- tional Church although everyone present knew the original marital knots had been well tied.
 The couples reaffirmed their marriage VOWS in a special cere- mony. Each had been married 51 years or more.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-08
Meeting Of sE Alaska Mayors In Ketchikan Postponed Indefinitely

JUNEAU, Southeast Alaska mayors who had expected to hold their first conference in two years at Ketchikan Jan. 1915 will have to wait a little longer.
 Victor F, Guns, Ketchikan city manager, has notified the city of ficials that the host city has post poned the meeting indefinitely.
 The delay is believed caused by results of a federal gr2nd jury in yes -igation which this week in- die, d the former Ketchikan police chief, a police captain and a number of other persons, and sharply criticized city officials.
 The last mayors conference was in Juneau in 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-08
Alaska Democrats To Meet In Juneau Jan. 15-17

JUNEAU, RHTerritorial Demo- crats will meet here Jan. 15-17 for their annual convention, with first greetings extended them by Re publican-Mayor B. F. Mcdowell.
 Rep. Wendell P. Kay of Anchor age will make the keynote speech on Jan. IT. Business sessions, reception and banquet are on the agenda after Mayor Mcdowell lays out the official welcome mat. Fine Job Printing al the Nudcet
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-08
Sen. Butler To Introduce Bill On Sale Of Public Lands That Would
 Help Get Statehood For Alaska
WASHINGTON, R

Butler said Thursday he expects to introduce shortly legislation which would constitute "a step to- ward a rather fundamental change in our handling of public lands in Alaska"
 The bill, now being drafted, will include five major points and is designed to correct what Butler, who is chairman of the Senate Interior and InSular Affairs Com mittee, has termed one of the major stumbling blocks in the way of Alaska statehood.
 Hearings in Alaska, Butler said in a statement, brought out the peculiar fact that the federal gov- ernment owns over 99 per cent of the land area of Alaska. This fact creates great difficulties from the standpoint of statehood, since I do not believe any state has ever previously been admitted with so much of it's land area controlled by the federal gov- ernment."
 The senator said many Alas kans feel that heavy government ownership of land lis due to re- strictive federal policies regard ing the public lands and I feel they are partly correct. The bill I shall introduce is intended as starter toward a fundamental change in our land laws in AL aSka."
 Among the Butler proposals is repeal of the Shore Space Re- serve Act which requires a reser- vation of 80 rods between land holdings along navigable waters.
 He also will propose revision of the Public Sale Act to permit sales of public land in large tracts to private companies. At present no corporation may pur- chase more than 160 acres - an acreage which Butler says is too small to permit company to enter an undeveloped area where it may be required to set up it's own housing for workers as well as it's plant operations.
 The senator said he also would propose sharp restrictions" on withdrawals and reservations of land by the federal government. The restrictions, he indicated, would include a provision for re- view of the withdrawal to deter mine it's continued necessity.
 Butler said he feels the present 15,36O acre limitation on leases for oil and gas exploration and pro- duction is too low to encourage development of Alaska's oil and gas potential.
 Last of the five major points to be covered in the Butler 1egisla- ton would be a provision to per init purchase of small tracts of public land by anyone for any. purpose without any compliance requirement. Under present law, public land s may not be pur- chased except for the purpose for which they are classified by the government-farming, residential, business, etc.
The Nome nugget., 1954-01-08

The Pilgrims did not build log cabins in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21

e 1e kit. center han. 3 bedrnis.,
bath. bsmt.. porehes. Nicely furn.
Lee. shady yard. Near shopping area
and schools Car pools In area: Sf6S.
MAvIS COBB. CIR. 3-0053, evenings
and week ends. -22
NAvY- PENTAGON. walking distance
--5-rm brick: oil h.-w.h.; new. mod
furn.. incl. washer. ~. IA. 81 So.
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APIS. UAFURNlsHED--vA.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EARL,s EXPRESS, moving and gem
era1 hauling at any time, Reasonable
rates. Call 10. S-5407.
EDELNIAN MOVING AND STORAGE
win accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-1416.
MOVING By HINNANT a SON
Call.any time; Low rates. Large or
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other western state? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4S52.
ALCONN moves local, long dist. One
e ssddrm; apt; S2 SSs s,bedrm. apt:
min. TU. 2-7272, RAJ 6-is95.
MOVING ACROSS the STREET or
across the country. safe storage, in
Phone NO. s-oio4. UNION ps sToR.
AGE CO., INC. Established 1906.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches q speciality. S. L. MORRIS.
tn. 2-1154 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus; short
or long notices; extra services: any
time; sensibly priced. LU. 1se500
ARROW TRANSFERRING move BY
lob or hour. 8 rooms as low as
S35. NO. 1884, DE. 2-0066. --2h
WHEN MOVING you want IL done
right. Call Ii. 3-5047. EDELIN,
MOVING 81 TRANSFER SERVICE.
COLLEGE PARK MOVERS. S. per
hour, up: or BY the Job. WE. 5-5s94.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

PETwORTH. 18th and Randolph SITS
attic. bsrnt.. spacious ward and gar
S15G mo Call "a 2-329SS ga .
bedrooms, z baths, fireplace, bsmt
s sspafsE sT0 near ear 1 Andrews Boiin.
field, practically new 2-bedrm. ram.
bier, expensive blond furniture. auto
washer and heat; :, e.. fenced yard
no utils., linens or dishes Prefer
adults. S126 per mo. RE. 6-sSs49
GUEsTHOUSE. studio rm,, KIT. and
bath: furn. Of. unfurn.: $50. 1S pu-
yall st.. suitland. Md. Phone 10
1898 18Th N.w.-Barsain; $3.50 mo.
iss e Closets. 0s Soreh al pans al'''
coy s-RooM HOUSE plus inisRed
OBI f1SS TaS nj SSSasa sI h.
LARGE. CSOtIMFoRTAlBLE FAMILY
HOME bedrms.. 2 baths. din.
rm:. dbl. liv.. rrn., beautifully fur
nrishsd Panel pan rec r e.: modern modern
per mo. SIMMONS PROPERTIES.
1917 \. EDGEWOoD ST.. RRI. VA
Lovely furn. house. bed rms. liv
s s; 0S a. s rssfj rm yard: g Tsa-
cHExY cHAsEgs rms. bath. gar
S175. MRS. CLYDE C, DUNNING-
TON OIL. 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3s3. --22
ALEXANDRIA, VA, LAB Glendale
bedrm.: conv. It. Beivoir. Pents9on:
ideal 2 couples or family 2 children:
large yard: gas heat: nicely furn.
incl. linens. dishes. auto. washer.
Mar IA sew Ssw' 81 s2Roy siSiaa Hos NOS
TAL-Semidet. house less than 2
yrs. old: VIII put In all new furn.;
8 lge. bedrms., full bsmt.; $3.50 per
mo-; one bus fare. sTEUART BROS,
INC, 1012 9TH st. NV. DI. 7-24S4
1S 81 Di EAST 1;foy eoAprroL-Nicely fur
Afternoon, &c. Ii. T-03sO. -a2
SILVER SPRING-Completely fur
nished 2-bedroom Colonial; excel.
neishborhood; $3.50. OIL. 1925.
e-BEDRM. sEMIDET.. loo. in nice
family; 5 min. from Pentason or
Navy Annex; COW. to eyerything.
ARL., 1851 18th ST. N.-Coloniai
Terrace. 2 blks. from Rosslyn; s.
room house. . baths, 2 kitchens;
suit. for . small families; COW. to
school, Pentagon. Navy Annex. D: g.
For information. see OWNER, 1922
Key blvd. Arl.. Va. -27
ROCKVILLE AREA--Charming, home
in unusually attractive community
beaut. frn., incl. Soft. liv. rm.;
open FIRE; 3 bedrms.; oil heat: mag
| nihcent trees. Reas. OIL. 6-S27s
or gaithersburg g46: 20
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2-bedrm
brick; nice kit: with dtshwasher;
sep. din. rm.; Anchor-fenced yard
near Cheverly: $l35 mo DOuG
NJ. SMILEY. INC, UN. 1880.
GLENMoNT VILLAGE. 2723 Terrapir
I'd; 2-bedroom house, nicely furn-
ished: large lot, fenced: rent. 500;
careful tenants. Phone WA. 7-3742
!. BEDRM. sEMYpET. BRICK HOME.
near Colonial village-Sun deck.
bsmt., fenced yard: MZl per mo.
ARLED0E REAL ESTATE CORR,
ia. 7-444S; II no answer, il. 2-lO50.
FAIRFAX, vA.---Liv. rm., din. rm.,
cleo. kit. center hall. 3 bedrms.,
bath. bsmt.. porehes. Nicely furn.
Lee, shady yard. Near shopping area
and schools. Car pools IN area: 81 %.
MAvIS COBB. OR. 3-0053, evenings
and week ends. -22
NAvY- PENTAGON. walking distance
--5-rm brick: oil f.-w.h.; new. mod
furn.. incl. washer, TV. IA. $50.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-vA.

ARL.-2 -bedrm. corner apt. near
Hecht's on Randolph St, S92 30;
small modern apt. bldg. ia. 5-64l5.
ARLINGToN-Lse. corner apt; !
bath. Near in. Cow. to stores: blk.
to bus. 10 minis. Pentagon and Govt.
hldgs. Adults. $73. ia. s-2634 days
1 -BEDRM. APT, near Pentason;
good transp. and shopping center;
S62.50 mo. IA. S-3106. ~
ARLINGTON, columoia pike at Fred
efick st.. Magnolia Gardens--Avail.
now. Beautiful and spacious living
bedrooms latest In kitchen eouip-
ment. parouet floors Venetian
blinds . exposures utils., turn; 500
. mo bedroom, $3.50 For
into cali IA. S-307O
ssdr Es sst. i eSSv Ss N,.r s sna
shops. Adults: $3.50 to Si10. out
Wilson blvd. left on Oak ST., right
to l534 18th I'd N. MRS. FAND-
N Ti PENTAGoN--i pedrm.. l,v.
rm dinette, kit. and bath; Incl all
utils. SO per mo Call r A: HUM
PHRIES. Realtors, MA. 5000. --ls
aEL.--Excel. l0c.; new and y bed
room apts.. SIS. 90 to sos: utils.
except. cleo: 10 Minis to d. c.: mr..
Glebe rd.; 4014 columbiA> pike.
LocHARBoR GARDENs-Two is.-
A.. 1-bedrm. apis. avail. Sept. /.
newly dec; adults. re. 6-4299;
EXTRA LARGE i-bedrm. and s-bed-
rm., ants, with liv. rm.. dinette. kit,
bath and plenty OF closet space In
well-keps. and manaeed apt.
house near Lincoln Memorial; also
laundry and private parking fa-
s M ISL ! block 70 shopping center
TOM snnax wash s.a rsntaseeaa and Nay Sssy
rms. 500: utils. incl. in rent.
WAKEFIELD MANOR. is15 N.
Court House rd., Arlington. VT. Call
IA. $1,000 from q to ) Mon. throush
Fri For appointment for sat. and
San. showings. call kE. 6-S43I
from IN 70 $40 -ae2
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has few
] and hedrm. units available:
priced from S75.. Sit. Ia COW. Alex;
3 5-niin, drive from the pentag0n.
Phone TIE $4,000 or come to the
ONCE in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. Ver-
non ave. and Russell I'd.
ARLINGTON. mr.. Pentason--l bed
rm.;; S69.5a: utils except cleo:
adults: avail. Sept. L. IA. $3.50.
BEVERLY Plaza SECTION. Alsx.,
Vat--Qne.hedrm, apt. available
SEPT, J: $40. Gail res. msf.. H q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
APARTMENTS WANTED

MAN. nationally known pianist, COM
poser. teacher. desires unfinished
cite, bath. Box 71-Y. Star. 22s
WANTED. VIRGINIA PROPERTIES--
We have clients to rent your house
or apt Phone XII, S9-6644. AL
BAKER & SON. mo, II6 s. st.
MARRIED COUPLE. Without SSi children,
desire ! or bedroom furnished
apt. within easy walking distance
to Howard st. entrance Of Anacostia
Receiving Station. Phone Lo. 7-3s93.
oUiET YOUNG COUPLE with tiny
Chihuahua dog wants nice unfurn.
apt. In Va. Reas. LU. 2-3543. 80
ONE-BEDRM., kitchen, bath, unfurn.
centrally located. Will pay to SIIO
mo. Have small toy Boston terrier.
BOX Soy. Star. 22s
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AURORA HILLS

On q beautiful street In the most
convenient area In Metropolitan
area: lovely home. wen furnished,
/ bedrm. and bath on LIST d, 8 bed
rms. and bath on End a.. Q good
maids room and bath. an extra
nice breakfast rrn.. kitchen with dis
posal Garage. oil heat: $3.50 mo.
Ro1nye Lamborn
OF. l-s5os RealtoF OF. 4-so35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21

$50. 80 Includes Ill util. for this Il,
bedrm. apt. In Ariandria section
~ minis from Pentason. Call IA
EN-. 3-920S ewes. -93
N. AIiL.--2-bedroo apis, excel
location. redec,. outside ciotheslines,
"a. s-ss4o. eyes. q nv Week s ends
lARLiNGToN--I-bedrm. apt. ayail.
! able: fan. utils. parking: laund.
locker. Cali MANAGER. IA. 5-6375.
IARL. Lovely l-bedrm. apt; cDls. ~ 81
best transp. s76.S0. KE. s s afts &
g p.ms wkdays; An day sun. -22
Ice; 2-BEDRM. APT. IN modern
ture and iandscaping with plenty
o. lawn space; close In and CON
KELLY d BRANNER. ri. i-7540;
|c syssfi III. I,ss44 m,n. from b,
quiet street and wooded area. Verg
small and select apt. project. SS7-
APARfNENT WITH YARD. business.
part rent for cleaning. Cab Otis
ILANGLEY-Attraetiye arm. sarase
ceptional rental in this desirable
fS nan,r area. Furn Il requested.
VIENNA bedrm. apt. liy. rm.,
kit. encl. porch: all utils furn. $50
per mo punkirk 5-S565. 10y
A!RLIINGT0N-0n Wash. blvd. with
ter bus. library. Extra lee 1-bed-
I'm; unit, 9 closets. S6s. KE.
MOD. i.BEpRM.. den, redec. apt. i
PIX; ous 3 Minis; Pertagon, auto,
sSna ad tafal o ssils 4d Isfl except
$50 90. ARL.--One bedTm. liv. ri,
KIT and bath; heat incl: mr.. Wash.
a aM a al blvd d.. EM. s-567s days;
n "a ARLINGTON iisRSGi aSes Available Il "a. ono,
attractive 5-rooms, completely furn-
ished apartment. includes heat and
water. Convenient location; $115
month. Call ]. n. BENOIT, Realtor,
Ass y y mo- as s sI. sls sRii Sv Sc
LGE. Pine 0PANELED, liv. rm.; bed.
rm.. .dinette-kit.. bath; attrac. deco
rated; PVT. entrance; ideal for work
day 9. after 5 10 am. eo4 N. Abingdon
N. ALEX.--3 bedrms., liv. rm., Ice.
kits bath; 5 min. airport. Pent.,
p &C. Bus at corner. $3.50 incl.
u ud and TV. Avail. LIST. RIA; g.
IS RMS. near Falls Church,. couple
only. JE 2-185g, 80
ALEX bedrm apt. in COW. loca-
ton. Attractive SURROUNDINGS. S72
Rsss4o p0 XII. mel saiaa 81 utilities, "a
Co. and Kann's in mod. apt. bldg.
Beautiful lawns and parking area:
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

1 BEDRM. APT; cool, quiet; well.
down. down payment na ao. S s.SssS. sma may
COLORED-65 ST. N.E.--3 rms,
kit. and bath: new gas furnace;
FENCED yard: $3.50. down. HARRI-
son q ADAMS, Ma. S-S3OS. --22
HOUSE SIZE, must sell, pursuant to
court order. Any reas. offer consid-
cred. Apply Apt. 8 or z. l2S c st. ne.
--22
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-09
NOTICE
United States

United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska September 10, 1854 Serial No. O17956
 Notice For Publication
 Notice is hereby given that Peder K. P. Stadheim, Leve- lock, Alaska has made applica- tion for a Homesite under the act of May 26, 1884 (4s Stat. S09) Anchorage Serial No. O17956 for a tract of land des- cribed as U. s. Survey No. 3138, situated in upsurveyed town of Levelock on the west side of the Kvlchak River. Latitude 5Co o6' 50. %" N. Longitude 1860 5l' 23.22" w.. at Corner No. l, containing t1.2l acres and it is now in the ! files of the Land Office. An chorage, Alaska.
 Any and all gpersons claim ing adversely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the Land Office within the period of publication For thirty days thereafter, or they will be bar red by the provisions of the statutes.
 Virgil o. Seiser, Manager First Pub. 9-25-54 Last Pub. 1t-20-H
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-09
School Tax Is Due

THE TERRITORIAL School Tax is due again for 1851. Every working adult must pay this $500 tax if the moneyyou earned was paid to you in A. laska. The deadline for pay ment is December first and it is payable to US. Commission CT Mabel Fenner.
 Anyone failing to pay this tax by December first will be forced to pay a penalty of $2.- 90. This tax is used for school purposes throughout the Ter ritory, a portion of it comes back to Kodiak in the form of salaries and school mainten- ance.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-09
NOTICE

All new pupils that have en- rolled in our new dancing class please come on Wednesday in place of Monday.
 Fox Dancing School
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-09
NOTICE

IN THE UNITED STATES
 COMMISSIONERS
 COURT FOR THE TERRI
 TORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER THREE
 Before Mabel Fenner, U. S. Commissioner and Ex- Oficio Probate Judge Kodiak
 Precinct In the Matter of the Estate of o. L., GRIMES, Deceased.
 Notice of Final Report
 Notice is hereby given that R. Boochever, Administrator wv. A. of the estate ofO.f l.. Grimes, deceased, has filed his final report herein, and peti- Itions the court to decree the residue of said estate as speci- fled therein to Ella M. Grimes. LA hearing will be held on said report before the under signed at Kodiak Alaska, on the 25th day of October, 1954,. at 1000 a. m,. at which time all persons obiecting thereto: may appear and be heard.
 Given under my hand and the scala the probate court this goth day of September, 1854.
 Mabel M. Fenner U. s. Commissioner and Ex-
 Oficio Probate Judge
 Kodiak Precinct First Pub. 9-25-54 v; Last Pub. l0-16-54 i. f-. f
Kodiak mirror., 1954-10-09
NorIcE

Game night at the VFW is now Friday night.
 Everybody Welcome
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Layers Give Strength to PIywood

thin sheets of wood together
several hundred years ago to in
crease the strength of his fur
niture. However, it took modern
machinery to develop a product
which is used universally in all
kinds of structural building and
furniture manufacture.
In 1890 a veneer lathe was in
vented which would peel thin
layers Oh wood off a large log.
Today's modern lathe can peel
continuous strip of thin veneer
up to 16 feet wide and a mile
long from a log only 6 feet in
diameter. This process produces
what is called rotary cut or slash
grain Observation-Disclosures by
it's highly variegated grain. To
get the fine, vertical grained
plywood veneers, the wood is
sliced off a section or fitch" of
log with a long, sharp blade.
Many Kinds of PIywood.
All plywoods can generally be
divided into two types-interior
and exterior. depending on type
of glue and manufacture.
Interior plywood is moisture
resistant, but not waterproof.
The CLUES which hold it together
will deteriorate and the individ-
ual plies of wood will separate if
the plywood is left outside in the
weather. Interior grade plywood
is, however, ideal for all interior
uses, and not for roof or wall
sheathing where the plywood is
covered and protected from rain
or moisture.
Exterior plywood, on the other
hand. contains -phenolic resin
CLUES which are waterproof. In
exterior plywood the glue line is
stronger than the wood itself.
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Plywood is a sort of CLUB
sandwich" made of an odd num-
Der of thin sheets of wood. laid
up with the grain running in
alternate directions.
These sheets are bonded to-
gether under pressure and some
times heat with strong CLUES to
form manufactured panel" Of
real wood. This panel improves
on nature in several ways:
It is strong in both directions
not just one. a recent article
in Sunset Magazine explains.
Since the grain of plywood is
actually two-directional, ply
wood can't split parallel to the
grain"
You can buy large sheets
which would be impossible to
mill and distribute in the wood S
natural form. (For all practical
purposes, 12-inch boards-which
actually measure only liz
inches-are the widest natural
wood product you can buyD Ply
woods standard sheet size meas
| ures by 8 feet. though you can
buy larger sizes on order or spe-
cially spliced at mill equipped
to do that kind of work.
PlyWo God is Internationally
stable"-it expands and con-
tracts less than common lumber.
Since each veneer ply is thin. it
is easy and practical to dry the
separate sheets of wood before
gluing. The alternate granting
tends to equalize expansion and
contraction since the glue line
locks each ply to its neighbor.
Plywood is flexible. The cross
banding of the thin veneers pro-
duces material which f1exes
and bends long before it ever
breaks. This is frequently i'm
portant in furniture construc-
ton. In structural work, ply
woods combination of strength,
f1exibilfty and light weight makes
it one of the best building ma
terials available.
Has Drawbacks.
PlyWood also has some char
acteristics which can cause the
home craftsman headaches, par
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ticularly If he is not a patient
and careful workmen.
Like most wood products. ply
wood has a tendency to warp.
This problem has never been
completely conquered, and you
have to expect some warping
if you work with plywood.
Not all plywood panels are
going to warp. The trouble is
that you can't know which panel
Of plywood is the one that will
warp after you get it home and
finish it. Appearance won't tell
you this-only time. On the
other hand. your own treatment
of a piece of plywood can also
have lot to do with its warp
ing.
Remember to keep it dry. and
always finish both sides and the
edges of any piece of plywood
which won't be tightly nailed
| down.
Finishing only one side of a
panel is one of the best ways
to invite warping. The unfin-
ished side absorbs moisture
more easily, then expands and
contracts, pulling the panel out
of shape. Cabinet doors, in par
ticular, always should be fin
ished with the same number Of
coats on both sides.
Edge Treatment Needed.
Plywood requires some kind Of
edge treatment in almost all
craftwork,. furniture construc-
ton, and in some structural
work-unless you like the many
layered ribbon look of its ex-
posed edge. Since this edge con-
sists of both end and side-grain
wood. it is difficult to plane and
sand to a smooth surface.
Douglas fir plywood, even the
exterior type. has a tendency
to check and show a raised
grain unless carefully and prop
erly treated. Checking is espe-
cially likely on plywood used
outdoors-where the wood is
subject to frequent changes in
moisture content.
Plywood isn't new. Chippen-
dale, the furniture maker. glued
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PARkLAWN-6oO8 18th Ave.
TAKoMA PARK-s5o2 Chenille Rd.


assumed Must be sold at Convenient Langley Shopping
orsto GfenpiHe ROAD
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oAKvlEW-eeos DiIston I'd.

styled California
window. Outstanding Location
Neonu tile fenced lot
Directions: to Braddok Rd
right Open"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-07
Wind.Up AT Naval
Hospital Tomorrow
Between 9 And III

The Navy and county
health authorities today ex-
tended the time for gamma
globulin shots through to-
morrow.
DR.. C.. w. Morrison said
that Navy personnel and
civilians who were unable
to take the shots today or
yesterday should report to
the Naval Hospital tomor-
row between 9 a. m. and II
a. m.
He stressed the fact that both
Navy personnel and civilian should
visit the Naval Hospital tomorrow
morning.
illness Provided For
DR.. Morrison also said that chill
dren with contagious disease -
mumps, measels, chickenpox or
other child diseases should 90
to the health clinic today for their
GG shots.
If, he added, they were unable