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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1964
Page
33
Architect Herman York designs Design H-44 a four bedroom two story house with stone and wood shingle exterior. The plan emphasizes wide eaves large foyer ample storage and a 12 foot second bathroom with a shared entry option. Four upstairs bedrooms include five bedroom closets and linen vacuum storage plus a direct path from two car garage to the family room.
The pamphlet lists a living room dining room kitchen laundry family room foyer four bedrooms two baths and a lavatory with a two car garage and optional patio. First floor 1219 square feet second floor 945 square feet. Excludes covered front entrance portico garage and basement. Overall dimensions 3 by 5 by 34 feet 4 inches. Garage doors may be placed at the side.
Plans to use the Syncom 3 satellite to transmit Olympic pictures from Tokyo to the United States with NASA aiming to launch the satellite at 6 45 a m next Tuesday. The U S and Japanese interests seek to televise the Oct 10 24 Games if the mission succeeds near the International Date Line.
In Beverly Hills a bandit robbery paused when one gunmen gave Herbert Kronish a heart pill from a medicine cabinet to ease pain. Kronish credits the pill with possibly saving his life as three gunmen fled with cash and jewelry including a $60,000 diamond ring from the Kronish home. Kronish is part owner of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
The article argues location drives home sales while poor design hinders buyers. It cites a Pacific Builders' Conference estimate that one in 19 new homes remains unsold due to design flaws and notes a growing trend: builders appoint staff architects to improve total design.
The plan discusses turning an upstairs clothes closet into a cedar space. It covers mounting cedar planks on plaster walls, either vertically with horizontal furring or parallel to joists with strips, and notes possible direct nailing to joists if angles suit.
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