mississippi architect, september 1963

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The AMERICAN INSTITUTEA I A

of ARCHITECTSMISSISSIPPI CHAPTER

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Engineer s and Ar chitectureEngineel"ing was ori ginally defined as t he m't of manag ing ellgi nes. The defi nit ion has since been changed to t ha t of an l:lppliedscience concerned with utilizing inorganic products of eart h, pro pe l"

ties of ma tte r, sources of power in nature, and phys ica l fO l'cea forsupplying human needs in the form of stl'uctm'es, machines, manubehll'eel products, pJ 'ecision instruments , industria l organizat ion, themenn s of lighting, heating, refrigeration , communication, t ransportation, sani tat ion , public sa fety, and other p, 'odu ct ive wo rk. I t WQ uidseem tha t one might properly ca ll himself an engineer if he is engagedin an y of these activi t ies. For t his reason t he title cn{Jiucer meanslittle unless diffel'entiated.

Engineers of unlimited varie ty and degree of qunlification n.'ein volved in the manufactUre of building products for t he constructionindustry and thereby make an ind irect cont ribution to a l'chitectUl 'e,The engineers that are usua lly directly concerned with architectureare civ il eng in eers, str uctu ral engineers, electricnl engineers, andmechanical engineers,

The civil eng in eer surveys t he land, He locates pmper ty lines,t l'ees, ut ilities, and existing structures in addit ion to ground slopes,The stru ctu ra l engineer obta i ns so il information and designsfoundntions, He designs the wood, steel, or concrete members of thestru cture as necessary to suppor t a ll loads and resist a ll phys ical

fo.'ces,The electr ical engineer design s the electr ical distribution andcommunication systems for the stru cture, He provides electr icity forlighting and all power loads including specinl motor-ddven equipmen t appliances, heating, and cool ing, He makes prov is ions for thete lephone, inte r-com, and antenna systems,The mechanical engineer designs the plumbing, heating, cooling,

and ventilating systems fo r t he stru ct ure,These are licensed professional engineers and hold degrees in

their particulal' fie ld from accredi ted schoo ls of engineering, Largearchi tectural firms often have engineel' membe ,'S, Others employ theil'own engineers on a full-time basis, In our state, most of t he eng in eershave individual pra ctices and se rve a number of architectural fi rm s.Either way, the professional engineer is a vita l and valued mem

ber of t he architectual team. The architect designs a stru cture froma broad base of engineering knowledge and relies upon the specialtalents of these experts to insure that the client receives the ul ti matein a structure. - Bo b Hem'y

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BAPTISTCHURCH

F on the l \ 1 " c h i t e c t ~ . the commiss ion to design thisehul 'eh was both II chullengc and an unusual op-pOI-lun it y .Hc\'c WIlS 1\ new building to be located on II newsite. n st l'ucture which was to se rve nn independent

pUl'J>ose fOl- the 1)I'csent , lind latel' be fitted in with IIlong-range ]Jl"ogmm of future develojlment.

The architects wOl 'ked with II !laslo.' and congregation who WCI'C I'cndy to nCCC I)l II solution to th e problem bused on th e use of contcmpOl"llI'Y materials an dmethods, without the IIt'bitary ,'cstl'ictions iml)Osed bythe l'ce clementswCl'e Ilrovidcd;A c:ll llilel for worshil', with deel,ly-tintcd ,(lass windows, Iightillj.! to cl'calc II sl,il"itliul atmos phere. an dSI,ccifl lly des ign ed ornamental s tone 1)1I11C18,Edu


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NOW!WOOD that won't burn

FOR NONCOMBUSTIBLELUMBERask for

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Manufactured By

and Available from :Sanders Lumber Co., Meridian, Miss.Dixie Wood Preserving Co., Pine Bluff, Ark.Follen Wood Preserving Co .

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GENERAL COMPONENTS, INC.ROOF TRUSSES

Qua t :ly -:J,'11Jj 15tfitl e'j4171 NORTHVIEW DR . 2130 - 23rd AVENUE

JACKSON , MISS. GULFPORT, MI SS .EM e rson 6-3116 UN 3 -3352

P. O. Box 1633Phone Fl 5-3427 Phone FL 5-3428

,GEORGE!'}>_.l A S L [ y r C o ~ A SL!EV, B E 1 . 1 ")ir.>' . I . (.i); ; . e a r f t i 6 , . IV . _" ' . ..::7..--,- ~ ~ . % . J ,\C )'sos. .\1188 .

96 1 FAI RGROUNDS S T R EJACKSON, MISS."For Rug s Cleaned Well And Carpel.

That Exce/l Call George Bel/"

CAPTIOL HARDWARE CO,. INC, Building Products Compony YA LE 6 TOWNE WHOLESALER5 EXC LUSIVf l YCONTRACT HARDWARE WILSON DOORSROlliNG STEEL WOOD - ClOSURES fORMICl K E N T I L ~ A LUPTON WINDOWSALUMINUM _ STEE l _ CURTAIN WALL GLOBAL PAR TITION STOILET _ HOSPITAL 106 Oakda le St. Ph- :':e 352-4064 HOLLOW META LS. STOCk-CUSTOM

MI$CHLANfOUS SPECIAmes _ COMPlETE LINE JACKSON, MJSS :SSrpPI3006 W . NORTHS IDE OR . 362-2484JACKSON 6 , MISS ISS IPPI SAM McMURRAY J. E. PU CKETTP.O. BOX 95 97

I QUALITY BEGINSI CONSTRUCTION WITHI GOODI , . REPRODUCTIONMATERIALS ALWAYS SPE CIFY THE Be ST LUMBER7 < ~ ARCHITECTSAND QUALITY MPMA GRADE-MARKEDI ENGINEERS SOUTHERN PINESUPPLIE SI INC .. l. RIDGWAY COMPANY, PRODUCED AN D SOLD BY MEMBER MILLS OFII Mississippi Pine Manufa cturers Assn.103 E. PE ARL S1. Fl 5-4751JACKSON , MISSISS IPPI 535 CO LLEGE ST. Jackson, Miss. I

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l e Corbusie r ' sFirst LJ. S. Build in g con . j"".d

Often called the "brut al" architect, for the roughhew n dcsi1I (\lid tcxture of h is buildi ngs, Le Corbu sier combined in this structure open square andrec tangular shapes, broken by curvillf: perimeterglass walls which are set in stark naturol concrete.The openness and wa lls of glass prov ide interpe netration of outdoor space, which is the key to thedesign of the building.

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Adding to the basic shape of the Center, Corbu ,as hc is genera lly kn ow n, utilized huge load bearingcolumns which rise throughout the building, floorto-ce iling window walls overloo king terraces, ve rtical and hori zon tal concrete sun screens, a curvilinear bisecting ramp , alld a five- flight f ~ ofcolored glass blocks to light the stair tower.Architectural designs like the column s and sun!!Creens outlining the window walls are a jolt tomany. The columns are spaced ir regular ly and varyin g sizes lire exposed within the classrooms as wellas at the base of the building. Their placement andsize depend on the need for support in the particular area.

The enormous sun screens give the glass walls adCfl'-set, rcces.sed appearance, and elim inate theneed for shades or shading


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K ING OF PRUSS IA I'LAZA, schedu led for "official dedication" in la te AUg U51, is beingdeveloped as a " regional center" for not o ll ly shopping bU I also cul tural andcivic acti vities in this fast growing suburban area, If! mi les Jlor lhwest of Philadelphia.When completed by The M. A. Kravitz Company, Inc., the 95-acre tract will beolle o f Ihe nation's largest regional shopping centers, with 1,300,000 squa re It.-el ofreta il area and parking for 9,000 ca rs .Th ree maj or fu ll-line depa rtment stores- E. J. Ko rvelte, 1. C. Penne)'. and JohnWanam aker-and more than 50 other national and indc]>endent merchants amifinancia l institutions will serve every need of shoppers. The re will ultimately bemore retail space in the Plaza than presently ex ists in five surro unding tow ns.Design of King of Prussi a Plaza is unique. It was planned as a pleasurable

experience for the family, with the hope thatvi sitors would stay longer and return o ften, toenjoy the restful, parklike setting. Buildings aremodern ; facilities and conveniences up to da te inevery respect. Yet, the malls and promenades areEarly American, in keeping wi th the historic traditions of the Valley Forge area. Architects areLeonard Evantash and Stanley M. Fri edman.

King OfPrussia PlazaNucleus of the complex is formed by the th reedepart ment stores. The remaining stores li re conve ni ently pl aced along contiguousmalls. Parking areas surround the bui ldi ngs on all four sides.

Architecture of the buildings has been kept simple with the use of Valley Forgestone, white bri ck, and gla ss. Canopi es have delicate lines, and arches are uSt;! d toaccent the straight surfaces of the buildi ngs and mark entrances to major uni ts. Useof trees and plants, rock and cobbles tones, wate r and fountains c reate an agreeab le atmos phere.Ahugo:::t lie r, there are four mall a reas along 11'0'0 m;


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PREVIEW:The U. S.A. At The

World's Fair!M ,\ SS 'VE STEE L Gl1toEIIS hei ng rivcte


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U. S. Poylllon ot Ihe 1 9 6 ~ New York World'. Fo ir il Ihow n 0 1 o r ~ h i t e c t ' model.De l iqn.d by Chorle . Luckman Al lociotes . the mOnumenlal 150.000_squore.fools lructure will be comple lel y ra i led obey. 'lround level. creolinq 0 "UoOlinq""Heel. The enclo.ed Inner cour t l e .n from obey. is d . s iqned 10 creole On oO l i,of p e o ~ e l u l relief Irom the bU l llinq lair almosph ere.

Norman K. Winston, U. S. Commissioner to lheWo rl


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MARBLE ARKIs Focal Point Of New Detroit Synagogue

A MAGN I FlCNT mar ble ark, 40 feet high, servesas the focal poi nt of a recently completedsynn;,\0f:uc.ccnlcr in Southficl (l, Michigan. Located011 a 4{)'lIcrc s ite ill this Detro it suburb, Congrega.ti on Shaarcy Zedek was desij.! lIcd by Albert KahnAssociatc([ }\rchitecls anrl En gi neers, Inc., wi thPcrci\,jI Coo(Jman, F.t\ .I./\ ., of New Yurk as Associate Archi tect.The grea test challenge of th is 83.900,000 projectwa s the creation of a flexib le structure which, atHoly Da ys, wo uld seat 3,600 people and no r-mall y wo uld al;commorlale 1.200 co ngregan ts. Theresult of months o f stud y and tlnl ysi! was an eloll gilled diamond-shaped design (I ivided so as Incrente tw o equilateral triangles (w hi ch beca me theSoci al Halls) and a remaining cent ral space separat(.1 from the flanking halls by foldin g walls(whi ch became the I'(all of ()raye r.)Accordin ;:: to the archi tects. th e entire stru cture,buth ex terna lly and interllall y is 'Ul orga ni c whole.The central clemellt ri ses forming a cci lirig, 90feet hig h at the front of thl" synago;!ue.

Eve ry line practica lly am i aesthetica lly cunverges.leading the eye tow ar


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W ESTERNERS are experiencing the thrill ofpioneering ollce again, and this lime in afield which has hitherto been chi eny Oil Easternconcern - urban redeve lopmen t.In Houston , Texas, Cull en Center, a $100 million,sixblock development which represents an entirelynew concept of downtown planning has beenopened to the public with com pl etion o f Ih e firstIwo structures: Ih e 500 Jefferson o ffi ce buildingand the Hold America.And HOllstonians believe the new idea will becopied by oth er ci ties.Dcsig,ncd by Welton Becket and Associates, architects und eng in eers, Ihe $12 milli on, 21 stoTY officebuildill g' and the 6 million, 12story hotel havetheir main lobbies at the seco ll(1 level, wh ere they3rc joined by an a ir -conditioned pedes trian concourse whi ch hri


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BRANDEIS SCHOOLW HEN BRANDEIS SCHOOL comple tes co nstruc t ionof new million-dollar fac ilities early this fallal L1wrcnce, New York, man y o f the school's youngpupils lite l"all y wi ll be " in d uver:' Rea son: the unusual cloverlea f design of its s lt:eI-frarncd schoolbuilding.

Extend ing from the center rea r of the bui lding'solle -s tory rectan;,:ular main 5(."(; l iol1 is (I 4(l.fOOt]OIl;!,glnss' p3 l1 cic


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JACKSON STEEL COMPANY, INC.Reinforcing Steel and Al lied AccessOt'ies

DIAL FL 57457 969 SOUTH ROACH ST.P.O. BOX 2671

JACKSON, MI SS ISS IPPI

J ~ [ K S O n S l o n e C o m p ~ n Y INCORPOR;ATED

MANUFACTURERS ARCHITECTURAL STONE

VIBRAPAC MASON RY UN ITS EXPOSED AGGREGATE PANELS

330 W. MAYES ST. EMerson 6-8441JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

The o!d reliable special ised in cus tom shee tmeta l work from 2692 up to V4" plate

Also copper, bra!;s, stainleu t tee l a ndAluminum work

822 SOUTH WEST STREETJACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

TElEPHONE IDlewoo d 2-5326 440 MAIN STREET

E . B. BRIELMAIERPLATE GLASS WINDOW GLASS

STORE FRONTSBilOXI , MISSISSIPPI

THE BUSINESSMAN' S DE PARTMENT STORE Off ice Furn itu re Print ing Office Supplies Rubber Stamps Office Machines Li bra ry

GREETING CARDS 6 GIFTSSTAFF DESIGNER STAFF ARTIST

TheOFFICE SUPPLYCOMPANY

"Complete Office Designers, Outn tlers an d Printers"50 9 E;tIt C" pito' SIr t Jackson , Min. Dia ' FL 3-4734

ROEVER & Mc:HANNPAINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL

2178 HICKORY DR. 372-6501JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

Wetmore & Parman, Inc.Co ntracto rs and Builders

649 N. Mill St. 355-7443Jackson, Mississippi

A. L Parmon, President W. A. Schmid, Vice President


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LET US HELP YOUConsultants in Audio-Visual Equipment and Installations

Educational - Industrial - ReligiousJASPER EWING &. SONS, INC.

Audio-Visual Sales & Service123 E. Pearl StreetJackson, Mississippi352-3348

DIXIE-BROWN ENTERPRISES, INC.4 15 E. Silas Brown St .

Jackson, MississippiDixie VenetianBl i ..d Diw li ol'lFle:


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ACE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.Flexalum w t e r Ve net ian Bl inds

Flexa lu m Su n Co nt rol Products

EMerson 2-1636

MISSISSIPPI STEELCORPORATION

Manuiactures and Fabricators ofSleel Re inforcing Ha l's

Rolling l\HH located at FJowood, Miss.205 W. WOODROW WILSON JACKSON, MISS. P.O. Box 5780 Pear l Branch 939- 1623

JACKSON 8, MISSISS IPPI

Mnssiissiippii TestiJllg Labora tories, IJllc.A nalyt.ical Chem ;,sts Testing Laboral.ories

121 S. ROACH ST. PHONE FLEETWOOD 3-1248JACKSON 5, MISSISSIPP I

P.O. BOX 152COlUMBUS, MISS. GULFPORT , MI SS. MONROE, LA.

WESTINGHOUSEHEATING - AIR CONDITIONING

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCI AL INDUSTRIAL

NEELY BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO.Blue Pr intin9 Photos ta t Prints

Super Photosta t Pr ints Photo MuralsTra ns its - levels - Alidodes - Hand l evels

Instrume nts Rent ed - Instrument s Repaired (Ag ents)While Prinl Machines - Supplies

Authorilcd Rep.escn tatives Kcuffc l C:r Essc r Co.

W ho lesale Dist ributo rCLIMATE ENGINEERS, INC.

168 E. PORTERJACKSON. MISS.

Fl 34681

CEILINGS FLOORS WALLSCOUNTER TOPS

RESIDENTIAL 6- COMMERCIAL

"Be Sure of the Best With C & S"5 19 E. PEARL ST . FL 4-3523 6 15 W . Capitol St. FL 5-664 3 - 4- 2558JACKSON 7, MISSISSIPPI

Gulfport. Phone 863 136 4 Biloxi, Phone 436-3377COAST MATERIALS CO.- Read y It'f ixed Concrete-P.O. BOX 6 1 - GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI

PLANT LOCATED19th St. & I. C. Roilrood

PLANT LOCATEDBeCluvoir Rood &l. & N. Railrood

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J ackson , M ississi pp i

F. MANDAL JA.'.'ES COOPERMA NDAL'S ROOFING& SHEET METAL1307 28th Avenue Gulfport, Mississippi UN 4-1474HEATING AND A IR CONDITIONINGQUALITY SHEET METAL WORK


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BOURGEOIS MATERIALS CO.rnodernfOld

DEALERf"FOLDING

PARTITIONSi'lnd ot he r top qua lity building specialties

Formi ca - W .R. Meadows ProductsCurtis Doors - Filen - IXL KitchensNationa l Aluminum Windows and Doors

Tru scon Stee l Windows and DoorsArmstrong Ceilings

29th Avenue end l.&N.R.R. Telephone UN 3-1862Gulfport, Mississipp i

DIXIE SHEET METAL WORKSBonded Builtup Roofing

Hea ting andAir Condi tioningFab rication an d

In stOlllation of All TypesSheet Metal

3201 14th STREET - GULFPORT, MISS .863-.4462

WEATHERSEAL INSULATION CO.THERMAL INSULATION DEALER

1855 26th AVENUE P.O. BOX 2223GULFPORT , MISSISSIPPI

Phone 863-3163

STANDARD BLOCK CO., INC.Miss-Lite - Slag and She llite Concrete Block

A .S.T.M. UNDERWRI TERS LABElAnything in Masonry

V. N. Howie J. W. Howie2602 191h SI . P.O. Box 295 Telephone UN 4-2246

GULFPORT, MISS ISSIPPI

WAREHOUSE STE El _ Angles , Be3 ms, C h ~ n " c l Shee ls, Plates, RoundsR(! ;nto.cin9 Sl ee l - hb r it al ed, - W ire Mes h, Acceuo,;u

SARGENTCOMMERCIAL and RESI DE NTIAL MAIi!VOU4 ST m com" AMWElD HOllOWMETAL DOORS & FRAMESHARDWARE

CHA IN LIN K FENCEP. o. 80 X '" MOIOIAN. MISSISSIPPI

PHONE 4 3 0 1

BILOXI TESTING AND INSPECTION CO.120 McELROY ST. BILOXI , MIS S. PHONE 4351654

CONCRETEHATIlESBURG BRANCH

SOILS ASPHALT F A C E INVESTIGAT IONS111B W. PINE ST. PHONE 58 3-1031

PERRY S. RANSOM, JR. W. ElliS ALFORDMEMBERSHIPS IN ASCE - NSPE _A$ TM _ ACI

MISSISSIPPI COAST SUPPLYCOMPANY, INC.

Wholes alers ofPlumbing and Hea ting

Fi xtures, Pipe, Valves a nd Fitt ings

P.O . BOX 427527 CAILLAVET STREET

PHONE 10 2-5255BilOXI, MISSISSIPPI

Me: L.emore Roofing& Sheet Metal Co.

Builders Speciality ItemsDea le r For Expand -O-Hash Th e Metal

Water Stop With Flexible Neopre ne Bellows

P.O . BOX 446 PHONE 601- 483-7162MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI


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JACKSON PAINTING CO.CONTRACTORSSPRAY PAINTING 0 BRUSH PAINTING

SANDBLASTINGCompotent WO fk manshipBARNETI BLDG .

Fully Insur edFl 2-0620 - 4-1811

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI

CONCRETE PRODUCTSand Supply Company, Inc .

EVERYTHING IN ST EELhbriuted 5truetu. ,.1 Steellon9spiln Joists 6- O. T. JoistsSteel Deck - Stilnda,d & Hen " DutyMiscellaneau. Iron - Eredion

TUCKER STEEL CO., INC.P.O . Box 231 Meridian , Miss . Phone 482 . 3168

6 "YOU CASOTTE ROAD P. O. BOX 6S. PASCAGOULA. M[SS. 7628911LYNN ' S ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS

DESIGNERS _ fA8RICA'On _ ERECTORS Cast Iron Aluminum Pane ls__ HOOO"

Ca . Sh . II.. .. Wrought Iron - Stee l Pa nels _. Stee l Shmpings - Fiber glass Panels W ~ ' ~ : " . : r c.o" S'M I Alu", inum 104 S. MA IN S82-3U4

H. R. INE8NIT

GULF COAST GLASS COMPANYEVERYTHING IN GLASS

630 Markel Street - Telephone SO 25922PASCAGOULA, MISSISSIPPI

for . . .315 E. Pine

IN MISSISSIPPIit's .

GLASS ond GLAZING BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING SPECIALT IES The BEST in SERVICE Ha tt iesburg , Mi ss. JU 2- 1574

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PETAL, MISS. Alvminum

LAUREL BRICK & TILECOMPANY, Inc:.

Manufacturers

- Office and Plant -N. MERIDIAN AVENUE

P.O. Box 583Phone 4287467

LAUREL, MISSISSIPPI

HATTIESBURG BLUEPRINT SERVICE

DIRECT PRINTS - PHOTO COPY PRINTSArchitect s and Engin ee rs SuppliesAuthorised Di ets g en Di st r ibutorJUniper 3-0062

P.O . Box 828719 Scooba Street

Hollie$bl.l fg , Missi$$ippi


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TRI-SOUTHERN BLUEPR INT CO INC.206 SO. MAGNOLIA ST. PASCAGOULA, MISS. 7623393

ARCHITECTURAL & ENGINEERING SUPPLIESSURVEYING EQUIPMENT - REPRODUCTION SERVICES

"Coverjng the Mississippi Gulf Coost"

FAULKNER CONCRETEPIPE COMPANY

Estoblished 1915 Manufacture rs of Concrete Pipe

Tel. 5846226 P.O. Box 992Hottiesburg, Mississippi

PLANTS, Gulfport, Miss. , Hottiesburg, Miss .Jackson, Miss ., Meridian, Miss. , Mobile, Ala .

Southeastern Materials CompanyHattiesburg Brick Works

American Sand & Gravel CompanyTel. 584-6436

409 Ross Building Hattiesburg , Miss.

W. C. WEATHERBY, JR ., President Phone GR 5 1285

WEATHERSAND. READY MIX. CONCRETE. GRAVEL

P.O. BOX 462MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI

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HIGH QUALITYKILN DRIED PINE LUMBER

IS AVAILABLE IN MISSISSIPPIFrom th e largest producer.furnishing jobs for 350 s s i p i a nOffering a full


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JACKSON CONCRETEREADY.MIX CONCRETE, JAX _ITE CONCRETE MASONRY, JAX OE K PRESTRESSED CONCRETE, MISS-LITE AGGREGAT, SAND & GRAVfL

FL 4-3801 Jackson , Mississippi P.O. Box 1292"A HOME OWNED INDUSTRY"

JACKSONBlue Print & Supply Co.

Fronk S. Arnold, OwnerARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS SUPPLIES

Flee twood 3-5803416 E. Amite Street

P,O. Box 182Jackson, Mississippi

Missiuippi's First Blve Print Shop Established 1923

ELLIS SUPPLY COMPANY"Since 1927 - - - Serving Mississippi with Steel"

JOISTS STRUCTURAL STEEL

P.O. BOX 1016 PHONE 939-4584JACKSON 5, MISSISSIPPI

BRANC H OFf iCE & PLANT AT WEST PO INT, MISS.P.O. BOX 383 - PHONE 2081WALKER JONESE Q UI PM E N T , I N C .

1 ~ 7 . S S. GAllATIN 51 P. O. BOX 9825 J A C ~ S O N . MISSISSIPPI....MUIC ...N CONMoeHE MORDERN fo . Au';!. . .AIIIERICAN POWERSTAGE CO. MEADOW STEEl PRODUCTSIAJ:CO lomm.. . MORGEN .. t Co .... ro .IAINES Pump. MUUn _ '0. 101;".. .IUS &ROWN T n


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CONSTRUCT/ON NEWS, INC.P. O. Bo, 679M ount Vernon, New York

BULK RATEU. S. POSTAGEPAID

Permit No. 1459New York, N. Y.

M ISSISSI PPI ARCH ITECT-A.I.A.Quality Building Products

STEEL DOORS AND FRAMES

SCHOOLSCHURCHESHOSPITALS

OFFICESRESTAURANTS

MOTElSFOLDING DOORS

BUILDERS HARDWARE METAL BUILDINGS

2689 LIVINGSTON ROAD . JACKSON. MISS ISS IPPI

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