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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1957
Page
22
Design HW-42 by Hermann H. York presents a budget friendly ranch with a sunken recreation room linked to living and dining areas and sliding doors to a flagstone terrace. It features a wide sound blocking foyer, three bedrooms, two baths, a two car garage and 2060 square feet.
The text outlines choices for a full basement, partial basement, concrete slab, or crawl space. It notes stairs adjacent to the kitchen could be entered from the foyer, avoiding other rooms. With slab or crawl space, a modern heating and air conditioning unit can fit in the stairs space.
Thomasville reports the driver license examiner J F Parker cites inexperience and unfamiliarity with rules as main causes for failing tests. He notes improper parking ruins chances before testing, road test lasts 15 to 20 minutes over one to two miles, and nerve or caution affect performance. In January 467 applicants sought licenses. 77 learner permits issued. 58 restricted operator licenses issued. 91 road tests conducted. 63 of 97 original applicants disapproved. 101 renewals disapproved.
Readers can order a detailed study plan showing four elevations plus floor layouts scaled at four inches per foot. The plan includes a guide on How to Get Your House Built and helps estimate construction costs for budgeting. Use with mortgage lenders and builders to obtain bids and decide on building blueprints.
A yeast derived antibiotic named malucidin demonstrates broad activity against germ and fungal infections in animals and may suppress allergies. Discovered by Dr. Ivan A. Parfentjev at Yale, it comes from brewer's yeast and could offer hay fever and allergy treatments. Human trials have not yet begun. researchers note yeast itself has no known allergies.
Do it yourself aluminum work tips from AP Newsfeatures advise using woodwork tools with exceptions, back sheets to drill, and single-cut files to keep debris clear. It warns against marring surfaces in vises, hammering sheet metal, or skipping rust proof fasteners while noting an antique embossed effect can be achieved with paint and steel wool.
At Sterling Colorado a 1956 donkey bought for 85 dollars at an annual sale sold a year later for 50 dollars to Ralph Runge, who paid 2.50 for a new tire as part of the deal. The item illustrates depreciation over time.
Honolulu Community Theater faces wardrobe woes for its production The Great Sebastians as five heavy winter overcoats are unavailable in town. A theater official says no suitable coats can be found locally.
About 17 million people receive government food grants, roughly one in ten, a shift from charitable relief to school lunch programs. The Agriculture Department notes improved national health and farm product use, with 1956 data showing an overall average 66 pounds of food per recipient, compared to higher charitable-branch figures in 1941 and 1939.
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