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Evening star., 1960-07-19
PRINCE eEoR0Es COUNTY

ABSOLUTE ELEGANCE--Por 5000
down, balance / trust. you can own
and live In this graeious, 4-bedIm. !,
2h-hath, 1.year-old split level in
College HEIGHTS Estatesi You'll love
the masnineent de luxe equip. kit,
1sS s9ss 5so S,1i rs ana sn:lse sa: so5 5es ,.Ts T
Ss0 WaiF 10 81. MAYS and MAJ.
land U.
DESIGNED for your
MARYLAND SALES. AP. 7-2076
ADELPHI, nr. st. Regina, Just list
ed-Lorely brick rambler. 3 bed
,Iosm .. :..S SA,a: n: AssUx SssSs rsi sis{Sc ~
hasf;r6sEs. to' e. spoiSso' piiSi an ALLEN
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WANTED! FAMILY NEEDING 5
light family room plus large iiv.
rm. and fully equipped kit. with
good table space. Assume large GI
loan on this newer brick spit-level
IN. 4 Corners area. Move In any
:Rs eHEsrsR sfs'r KELLER HGEi u MooDSSoh SSs ;oSSI
AGENCY CORP, JU. b-7i0O, B
IN q
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FALLS CHIrRCH

True center hall colonial. 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths, large living
room, separate dining room,
fully equipped kitchen, full base
ment, brick detached garage.
Fenced yard. S23,600. E-Z terms
TIE. 6-14lb.
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VILLA RIDGE

Exceptional area. 5 bedrooms, q
full baths, gorgeous living room
dining room combination, tre-
mendous rec. room; exceptional
condition. A lot OF house priced
at S32 500. KE. $4,000.
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A1IA S1N AEtEiA
$500 down: 9 rms: semidetached; /;
fenced yd.: storage attic: comma
tion for automatic washing ma
chine; vacant, move in with de-
and transp.
TU. 2-8980 HOLLOMAN
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THE Jackpot

Vacant and ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Quiet surrounds this
beautiful stunning brick rambler
with . bedrooms, living room with
fireplace, full basement with rec
reation room with fireplace, lovely
loan with flexible down payment.
Priced at S23.500. Well be
swamped with calls, so you'd bet
ter phone US now, WE, $4,000.
BETTER HOMES
REALTY. INC REAITORA
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ALEX. AREA = Have any children
Then you must see this all-brick
rambler on q quiet street. Featur-
ing 3 bedrIns.. III baths, ultra
modern kitchen. eQuipped, earport
lge. level lot. Assume 4laes loan OF
$l2,300. Terms flexible. Call now
'WETj,IHcToN PEA1Tv
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COLLEGE fARK-BIGndznsW g.
70 sell 81 s1i.7O0 with $1,000 dn
eau I'll 9 pm, WA. .7-3gO0.
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stoever-Hawley Co., Rltrs
OIL. 6-732l
CLOSE-IN COUNTRY

New brick split-levels nearing
completion In Colesville district;
aracre lots, city water, estab-
lished community. Good, honest
construction. II you are lookine
nth, N this area .aSn,t miss these
Williams a. Co. III. 7-67AA
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BY OWner-Silyer Spring

Close 10. Immae. 3-yr-old bricl
Ensmoisf; eedrmss den. dream
IL IL "a baths. mn: rec. I'm. With
feS. low so:. ANN mined 1siS:; pos,.ssion sIsss
BRADLEY BLVD. ARRA-Closs in
eSs4 sans 'msh ss.udsS hSs s,,S VIII ,9E xeElS O
tury trees and adorned vith nag.
niheent planting. Ciapboard with
green-biaek shutters, Liv. rn.. din
fm., kit, and 9 bedrms. A sepa-
rate apartment for guests, reia-
tives, or added income. Garage
$25 900. Please call nJRZ CUsH.
ARD. Realtor. EN-. 2-4232. or
.exes:. Ms. Lernef. OF. 2.57l0.
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STATION WAGON 81

STATION WAGON SET
A distinctively classic home To-
lated in fashionable Sleepy Hollow
sI1,na sI1n,Snnsst sS homes in the $4,000
sky-seraper trees. It's in q setting
Of infinite beauty. Designed for
the discriminating the home Is q
skillful blending Of materials,
imagination and workmanship. In
yittng interior includes charming
Lying room with fireplace, quaint
dining area, de luxe kitchen,
breeZeway and garage; but you
really must see It. Call today to
inspect as the price is only $685.
$50. Call IA. 5-9400.
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COLLEGE PARk-California ram
bier featuring hv.. rm., large kit,
din; area. bsdrms.,, plus full
SounS Ss ismS snsf1 ioI only 'csa hSs vi III
S45O down. Z. C. HILLEY q Co,
Realtors, AP. 7-72O0.
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andidly speaking. we've never
had . 5 bedrm. new split lave
like this. 3 full baths. game
I'm: N bsmtr psneled rec. rm.
. S@bt1oO.
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mbassy people or iust plain folks
tRs hHSs Ss ssnS:r sSSsTfala asA Y fasuSv: Icy:
Sn' Sns eci mi I'M. S.th, osqrTrs. 1,,I,s. on on
eond., plus 50 many more extras,
Pick up the phone now; $36,760.
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LORCOM LANE AREA

LORCOM LANE AREA
Priced in the middle 20s, Charming
7-yr.-old all-brick rambler on beau.
tiful S0'xl40, level lot artistieally
planted. Gift. living rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm., ALL
electric kitchen tdishwasher, dis
posel, ete) WITH EATING SPACE,
2 twin bedrms. and 2 de luxe
eied rec. room, large fafaSe. iaur-
dry rm. and hobby rni. in full
basement. 10 minutes ana no traf-
nc lights to PGntagon. Excellent
financing can be arranged. Ewes.
call IA. 6-s54O.
METZLER-Va. Office
24l7 Lee Hwy. ia. 5.7575
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yer the rainbow. heckl We have
u right here. A 4-bedroom-o on :
one-noor rambler, .elose-in sll.
ver Spring with 2 baths. 1878
pAneled family room: hot-vater
heat. ana wen take . trade
S1s,S0o.
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MEMORIES ARE MADE
ST. JOHNS PARISH

ACCESSIBLE, sECLUsIoN--A mag
nif1cent 5-bedroom home in ex-
elusive location. You could drive
past this charming property and
never realize the spaeiousnesS and
the lovely interior. Designed for
the utmost in carefree living, this
home has everything you want. A
lsrse family can really appreciate
Priced at S34 ESQ. We'll Be de-
lighted you called. Call IA. 81
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CHEVERLY-Center hall Cape Cod
redecorated inside and out; extra
large rooms. 3 bedfns.. 2 baths
fireplace, screened porch. bsnt
and attached garaGe, shaded lot
A sacrifiee at S17,950. LIBERIA
terms.
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soNNETT-sPAdNoLo
ANTIQUE BRICK nAMRIRp.

ANTIQUE BRICK RAMBLER,
only ! year old and in very
cloee.in North Arlington;
lust steps away from the
business. on q $3.50 deep
lot. center-hall entrance to
large living room with fire.
place. separate dining room.
all-eQuipped kitchen with
eating space, three bedrooms
could be four-and ga
baths. Beautifully finished
rec. room in dayiight walk
out basement; S27 $50. Call
IA, $3.50. ATLAS REALTY
CO. Open til Q.
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ADELPHT

BRICK CAPE COD: 4 bedrms., 2
baths. hsmt., rec rna., garage, large
lot. other extras, buy today.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
r. L. sTEPHENs. mis- REALToR
HE. 4-3500
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COUNTRY CLUE HILLS - Brand
new, 4.bedrm., 3-bath brick BIZ
level. that is simply out of this
EsIis, ES5lS rssa1rS Tcon WITH fisT.Gas fHRSpAcE Ss
piTs = bssutifui recreation room
also with fireplace liv. rm. with
fireplace, private din. rnn., lovely
big, all-elec. kit: full basement.
2-cAr built-in earase. LOWER
40s. Shown by appointment only
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, Real
tors, ia. 7-s012; evenings, JE.
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COTTAGE CITY

Completely air conditioned
bungalow. now used as doc
tors office. could be 4.bed-
rm., 1h-bath home; or used
as 2 apts. Defnite CONNER
cial potential. Ample park
ing. Transportation at door.
Al cond, throughout. Ask
ing Sl7,250. All reasonable
offers given careful consld-
Grafton.
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TOWN & COUNTRY

REALTORS, 8 'tils9
LIST YOUR HOME WITH "a FOR
4 e1JGK 1xEvS SALE yor, ogETs Ts,l SLOGAN eS1..l;
PfsoMpoUNHIeoS fs UHeS sToRr ToH LpsT PscKfNrTITH! MITH
POMPONIO REALTY. ia. b.hhfl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.

CLOSE TO P.G. PLAZA-3-bedrm
brick Colonial With separate din.
ing room and attached garage,
firepl. In living room; full bsmt I;
only $4,000 with conventional
RoSRsiT sIIfi ct u y pAvRis Rp We Co, sSSSS NC
scuits and assume al loan ''SH On
lovely all-brick rambler. Payments
$50 per mo. incl, everything. Must
see 70 appreciate; OWNER. WE
COLLEGE PARK-BrandsneW g.
bedTm. rambler; full bsrnt.; lge.
lot; close TO transportation. Priced
70 sell at s14.7O0 with $1,000 dn
k&6srsTl k&6sh n 3 Pa bavTs MA 4 a7-SeCO' cc.. NC
COLLEGE PARK-Caiifornia ram
bier featuring hv,. rm., large kit,
din.. area. bedrms.,- plus full
young family. Only S13. $50, with
sssI,o1o s4SG down an Z; 5oHaL g; HHaILLEX q co.
HI0HyIKW-s450 down will buy
this 3-bedrm.. ali-brick Cape Coo
on Anchor-fenced lott conv. tc
Penn-Mar shopping center nnc
Il Il d only yn sisySbn'' sis.5oSoban RosEsRsr sss 0II
DAVIS 8 Co. wa, 7-3ao0 til .
HILLCREST HEIGHTS - Huge g.
bedrm.' bsk, rambler. bsmt. with
hall plan, dishwasher; mids20s.
BRANCH REALTY
RE. 5-722S TIL 3; Ewes, RE. 8-3523
HILLCREsT HEI0HTs-Brk. ranb
featuring 2 bedrms.. with plenty
size. 2rs baths. stone hrpl.. rec
rm., many more extras. See this
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE. e-s06O RE. $4,000
LEW1sDALE - VACANT soon, q
charming S-bedrIn., detached brk.
home, excellent reighborhood,
full baths, lbedrm, and bath on
lst noorl full dining rn.. priced
H6oH l6ei 7 ilPase, PicR, HE 1Eas: s.17oSs 7eosScsD'sd'
NEED ONLY 2 BEDRMs? See this
immae. All-brick rambler with sep.
din. rEn,, nfepl. in liv. rm. and
fulf hsmt.; raneh-style fenced and
beautifully landscaped. Pun price
only $l4,b00 with FHA or con-
-eeSlesNA ~ - WI AN( Wh. l@oNUO.
Nh. MARYLAND UNIVERSITY -
Trade your home for this 2-family
BLDG, live in a de luxe apt. rent
free, both apts are 2 bedrms. :,
assume 4hs% financing. q real op-
tor, 7sSS n. Hamn ave. HE "a a.
1900 til q.
n. WOODBRIDGE, 1902 2lth Ave
lh.stoEy stone. ~ acre. A bL.s,
baths. lse. rec. rfn., 2 frepIs., o.
h.-w.h., oble. gar. uN. 4-7O45.
0xON H1LL-Wonderful, clean, A.
yaar-old split-level Q rms, bath
and powder rm.,, rec. rui. and
patio. very large fenced lot only
Sl7, $50. with 5000 down FHA in
service, Call Mrs. Cox, 10. s.S347
or ST. 3.736s. ATLAS REALTY.
SEAT PLKAsANTI S2p5 dn.; va
cant: no settlement charges-De-
tached 2-bedrm. Cape Cod with
expansible attic. NE. s-l2l2.
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KENsINGTON, nr. Pia7a-You'i
fap in love with this 3-bedrm
brk, rancher. beautiful rec. rm
and fun bath in bsmt., 80 man!
extras. FILA with $l,40O down
10. 6-3BS7, open 80.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. MoT.
KENSINGTON = FABULOUS REC
RM.: 2-bedrm. Cape Cod. Elk
PANDABLE Lroughed-in plumb
ing close to wheaton Plaza. DO
HUGH i. PECK. 1124e osorsia Ave
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
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WOODLAND - Vacant brick ram
bler:- 6-day possession by assum-
ing large 4hso loan. No qualify
ing fol. 3 bedrms.; large kit. with
disposal; ti,1S AL, eeTntrsl exhaust fan
For terms, cali p. O. r.
Evening star., 1960-07-19

RIVERDALE - FHA-approved 4
bedrm home; near all conven
fences: Offering living space for {
large family; separate din. rm.
large kit, bsmt. and large leVe
lot with fruit and shade trees
Only $500 down; 30-yr. loar
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KENsTNGTON-1S lEe, trees shade
this charming, newly decorated
Cape Cod. 4 bedrms. and nursery,
pine .paneled din. rnl., 2 full baths,
. fireplace. rec. rn. Should sell on
siGht; $l7 300. To inspect, call
Evening star., 1960-07-19

PARKWAY AREA-Cute. compact
and clean. 2-bedrm; brick ram
jalousied porch: full bsmt.. storm
landscaped and completely fenced.
Only S14,600.
Evening star., 1960-07-19

The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-450O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-02

NEWLY decorated dental office,
approximately 900 50. #. East
185th Lake Shore blvd. area, 3
operatories, 2 labs, with dark
room, lage reception room, busi-
ness office. private office and
toilet, air conditioning and some
equipment available. KE. 1-185l.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
MRS. FREDERICK HANSEN
CELEBRATES SIND BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Frederick Hansen has been
honored at several social affairs
the past week in celebration of
her 82nd birthday which she OBJ
served on Feb. T..
Sunday afternoon her older
friends were entertained at the
farm home of her daughter, Mrs.
Neils Frandsen. Monday there
was a large family gathering at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Arnold Dige, and on Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. Nels Bach, Mrs.
Martin Laursen and Mrs. Enoch
Iversen were hostesses to a few
friends at open house at Mrs.
H~ansen's apartment. Guests on
this occasion were friends who
had been unable to be present at
the party at the Frandsen home.
Mrs. Hansen has eleven daugh-
tiers and two sons, who were all
home for the family gathering
Monday except three daughters
residing in California, all of whom
called their mother with birthday
greetings.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
Billings Man To Head
Feed Trade For Mont.

Ted Walters, manager Midland
Feed Co., Billings was reelected
to President of Montana Feed
Manufacturers and Dealers As
ISOLATION at the Annual Meeting
held in Bozeman Sunday might.
He was acting president having
stepped UP from vice president
when Fred Davis of Great Falls
GTA resigned.
Pat DeVoir, Manager of Occi-
dent Elevator Sidney, Montana
was elected Secretary : Treasurer
to replace Harry johnson, Mon
tana Flour Mills Co., Great Falls,
who served in this capacity for
the last 4 years.
Jim Gustin, Kalispell, feed man
was elected to the vice president
position.
The two new directors elected
were Ted Weston, Milk River
Feed and Grain of Chinook and
Leo Becker, Teslow, Inc, Boze-
man. They; succeed Cory Dog
terom, Teslow, Inc, and Pat De-
Voir, Occident Elevator.
There was a record of IS mem
berS present at this meeting, which
is held in cooperation with the
State Colleges Montana Nutri-
ton Conference each year, this
being the 18th year.
Some 100 feeders, students, sup
ply men and Feed trade men and
College personnel registered at this
Montana Nutrition Conference.
DR.. o. o. Thomas, Animal Indus
try Department is Conference
Chairman.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
Advise Victims
Of Unordered
Articles Scheme


Housewives, business and pro-
feSSional people, and the public
generally, r constantly receiving
merchandise in the mails that they
didn't order and don't want. These
gratuitouS deliveries of such di-
vIrSe articles as aprons, books,
fountain pens, socks, flags, wallets,
stamps, hosiery and numerous
others, are accompanied by a re-
quest for either payment of the
goods, or their return to the
shipper. In some instances, dun
ming letters are sent, which imply
improperly upon the part of the
recipient for failure to remit or
return. Sometime such letters
contain threats direct or implied,
of legal action if payment is not
made forthwith.
Many recipients of unordered
merchandise r puzzled as to
what they should do about it, and
what their obligations are.
Mansel Woods, Secretary = Man
ager of the Sidney Chamber of
Commerce, stated today that
members of the public may be
under no obligation to pay for
merchandise sent TO them without
an order unless they use it, o
are they under obligation to re-
turn it, or provide storage facilities
in their homes for such unWanted
goods. The text of MI. WoodS's
statement follows:
According to the National
Better Business Bureau, with
which we are affiliated through
membership, the practice of send
ing goods through the mails with
out an order is widely regarded
as an unmitigated nuisance = one
which can best be ended by MAX
ing it Improbable to the Senders.
"The sending of unsolicited
orders COD. is a far greater
nuisance, and it also is in violation
Of postal regulations. The Post
Office Department will not know
ingly permit the mails to be
used for shipping unordered goods
COD. Postal regulations also
provide that unordered merchan-
disc is not acceptable for inSur-
ance. The Post Office Department
will not make payment for loss,
rifling or damage of goods sent
through the mails without an
order.
Recipients of unordered mer-
chandise generally are not obliged:
to acknowledge its receipt; to re-
turn it; to pay for it, unless used;
to give it particular care; to keep
it beyond a reasonable length of
time.
Recipients of. unordered mer-
chandise, according to the National
Better Business Bureau are
obliged: to surrender it to the
shipper, or his agent, if called for
in person within a reasonable
period of time = in which event,
the recipient may demand the
payment of storage charges before
relinquishing it.
Gas a practical matter" Woods
added, mo vendor will institute
suit for merchandise of little value,
since the cost would be prohibi-
tive. Because of this, many mem
bers Of the public discourage the
practice by refusing to buy o
return any unOrdered goods they
receive. They conSign such goods
to the waste basket, along with
any threatening or annoying col
lection letters received concerning
ito 2
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17

by the Allied Concert Company.
The music club voted to give
support to a drive to reestabliSh
a concert series in Sidney. "Kis-
met, a musical Arabian Nights,
with music from Alexander Boro-
din, was the February program.
Mrs. Ralph Criger, program
chairman, turned the program
over to Mrs. Ralph Osborn who
had arranged a scene from this
musical play. Members of the
music club were the cast, and
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
Music Club Entertains
Ats. I'll. Bratten Home

The Sidney Music Club held
its February meeting at the home
of Mrs. S. H. Braaten with Mrs
John Walburn as assisting hostess
Ed ThogerSen, president con-
Quoted the business meeting
Musical current events were
given as roll call.
Mr.. Otto Habedank talked to the
club on a concert series offered
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
The Sidney Herald-WednesdaY. February II. 1865

selections from the record were
played to fill in musical score.
Mrs. Phyllis Ellington sang
"Gesticulate" and Mrs. John
Walburn sang "The Olive Tree.
Both were accompanied by Mrs.
Osborn. Mrs. Thogersen played
"And This Is My Beloved" on her
violin accompanied by Mrs. Cri-
ger. Mrs. Peter Tofte gave notes
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
VISITORS r JOLIET

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Schilling
of Joliet r visiting here at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Hart and family. The Schillings
were former farmers in the Enid
community. They moved to Joliet
last march, where they are farm
ing and raising sheep.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
ATTEND FUNERAL
AT FORSYTH

MIR. and Mrs. John Harnish
were in Forsyth last week to at
tend funeral services for Gavin
Robertson, father of Gavin (Dave)
Robertson, Jr., of Sidney. "Dave"
is service manager for the local
Tractor & Equipment Co.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17
on the life of Borodin.

on the Life of Borodin.
AT the close of the program Mrs.
Wayne Cumming directed the
chorus in singing and Mrs. Osborn
was accompanist.
The h~osteSses served a delicious
lunch and a social hour was en-
joyed.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17

If democracy is the light of the
world, somebody must keep the
light burning.
The Sidney herald., 1960-02-17

People must learn to get along
with less than perfect people.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Levitt's BeIoir To Open Models

! Levitt g. Sons, Inc, one of
] the largest and most widely
known home builders in the
United States, is participating
in the Fall Festival of Homes
observance with its new
Belair community in Prince
Georges County, but it's mod
els will not be opened for
. mally until early next month.
> The project is on Route so.
!. just to the west of Route 1877,
swhere there will be eight
models. The 2,300-acre area
near Bowie will have a total
of 4,500 homes.
Belair is the first project
the Levitt firm has under
taken in the Washington
area. In its 31-year history,
the firm has erected some
$4,000 houses, most of them
in its three Levittowns in
Long Island. Pennsylvania
and New Jersey.
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Builder Course

A workshop designed to
show builders how to analyze
their markets and get the
right prospects for new home,
will take place at the Ma
tional Housing Center here
November IA to 16.
The workshop is the third
Of the Three-Day Marketing
Seminar to be sponsored by
the Marketing Services De-
partment Of the National
Association Of Homes Build
erS at the center, 1925 L
street NV.
The meeting will cover
three general subjects:
Knowing Your Market"
Reaching Your Market" and
Selling Your Market"
Outstanding home builders
and other top men in the
field will speak at the meet
ing. Question and answer
periods will give those at
tending opportunities to
probe into phases of customer
research.
One often-neglected field
in merchandising that will
be given emphasis at the
Evening star., 1960-09-24

will be a "self-contained COM
munity."
Directions to reach Belair.
as furnished by the builder,
are:
"Out Baltimore Washing
ton parkway to Route so de-
fense highway, east on Route
so to model homes at Belair
sign"
Evening star., 1960-09-24

In the Prince Georges CON-
munity, the firm is offering
a group of six basic models
with about IA different vari-
ations. They are finished in
such exterior materials as
brick, brick and frame, stone
and frame, and shingles or
board and batten. The homes
have three and four bed
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Three Join BroyhiII Stoff

M. T. Broyhill & Sons also
announced this week that
three new men have joined
the firms sales staff.
They are Stanley E. Mase-
mer, Jan KumOr and Merlin
]. LaShelIe, all of whom for
merly were with Arlington
Evening star., 1960-09-24

rooms, and from two to three
and-one-half baths.
Homes in Belair range in
price from $14,990.
Discussing features, a
spokesman for the builder
mentioned that they all have
central air conditioning and
built-in television antennas.
He added that the project
Evening star., 1960-09-24

previous work has been in
the field of custom home con-
struction rather than devel-
opment building.
Directions, as supplied by
the builder, are:
"Out Route so about is
miles past the Circumferen-
tial hig ghway intersection
(now under construction to
Barkley drive. Left on Barkley
to Glenbrook road. Turn right
on Glenbrook to home"
Evening star., 1960-09-24

which are of traditional de-
sign. offer an extraordinary
amount Of space. Lots in the
community are large and
wooded, giving an atmoS-
phere of country living"
The Thompson firm and
its principals have been
building homes in the Wash
ington area for approxi-
mately five years. In that
time. they have completed
about so houses. Most of the
Evening star., 1960-09-24
Thompson Model In Montuo Hills

completed five homes in Man.
tua Hills and has an addi-
Ulonal 10 under construction.
They have from three to five
bedrooms and two and one
half to three baths. They are
of brick and frame construc-
ton.
The builder is the agent.
Minimum price is $29,950.
Commenting on features. a
spokesman said:
I'VE believe these homes,
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meeting will the "post-selling
period"
Further information about
the seminar may be obtained
from William A. Molster
NAHB director of marketing
services.
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A home at 1911 Glenbrook

A home at 1911 Glenbrook
road, Mantua Hills, Fairfax
County, is the Fall Festival
of Homes exhibit of Thomp-
:, son Bros, Inc.
Designed by Architect. Dean
. Reighard, the home is one
of seven different basic de-
signs the builder is Offering
: in the community. Each of
! the designs has half a dozen
: variations, the firm said.
At present. the builder has
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Realty, the announcement.
said.
Mr.. Masemer and Mr.. La
Shelle both have had some is
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years of experience in the
real estate field. Mr.. Kumor
has been in the business for
six years.
Evening star., 1960-09-24

NAY GO TO HIGH BIDDER This wEEkEND-7I6 WILSON LANE
OpsN SUN 6-One Of the fines. values chomina
williamsburg COLONEL beoufu setting White brick with heavy
:efs root immaculate condition loee level lovely trees
Prime nsshborhood bedrooms ond boh Full
basement screen porch bultn OFFER IN LOWER 2os MAY
egY Direction; sadsy Blvd Kenwood Wilson Lone left TO
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RIVER HWE ARE DELIGHTED THE WAY OUR NEW DEVELOPMENT
BEING ReceIVEoFNE B0TFoUR SolD-AND JUST GETTING
SIARIED-H hove visited River HILL toke Good
look before you buy shers About so bsoutU homesss
wooded and with permanently
The Poo%s River Wo1derfO eossn
5hsd @ ond tor sole Of $50 500 is beoyT beVsI with bedrooms.
with ePoe and bar Don't wot expected 90
higher River Hill Moss to
house, lett 10 Modowosko, right Wssng Wisomipo
Mr. Barrow, CT. 6-506s