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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
SILVER HILL

SIs,95O
As II. 1857 3-bedrm. clean brk
rambler: firepl., sep. din. nm,
lge rms. 2 fun baths, center hall
way, fun tile bSmt. with partially
fin rec. rm.: all city util. Near
D. e. bus line, lovely neighbor-
heoa. g 800 seEn and assume Is.
desirable home has been reduced
5000 for quick sale.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-77OO
sUITLAND AREA bedrm. brk.,
Ice. kit, full bsmt. with rec. I'm,
storm windows, fenced yard, ex-
Gel; eond-. Sl4,6O0. OWNER
RE. 6-6546.
SUNSHINE = Attr. 6-rm. and bath
Colonial, lovely y acre lot; only
$4,000. Call Mrs. GLAND, WA.
4-4032, SLIGO REALTY.
TAKoMA PIX, OWNER-Brk. ram
bier, air cond., lge. kit. W. dis
posal. ~. 9-4121 ewes, Sun.
TEMPLE HILLS : Custom brick
with garage. s2x372 lot. 4S-ft.
rec. I'm. Low 20s. Call for data,
PARAMOUNT SALES. IA. 2-1s00
TEMPLE HILLS = Lge., luxurious
and outstanding homes in . neigh
borhood you will be proud TO live
in; 3 and bedrms., ga and 3
baths, center hall, huge equipped
kit. loads Of closet space, 2 zoned,
INV. Dashboard heat; English
ground-level walk-out rec. rm.,. 2
tirepls.. plenty Of extra space for
BUY FOR LESS THAN $4,000.
Dir. st. BarnabaS I'd. at Mar
low Hts, to Temple Hills I'd. left 2
blks., to Leslie ave, another left
on Leslie ave. TO Open Sign. Open
daily. 10. 1892.
NICELY BUILT HOMES
TEMPLETON KNOLLs, 3-bedrm.
brick. bsmt., anchor fenced yard.
S13.5O0. No money down. FLA or
CT. GREENBELT REALTY CO.,
UNIVERSITY PARK bedrm. brk.
home; sep. dining rm.: 12x24 scr.
porch; full baths; fen. loti
$4,000. WINSTON c. CLAY. WA.
UNIV. PIX. 6-rm. brick Colonial.
6517 Adelphi I'd. formerly Coles
Vile rd.) Open Sunday 2-6.
UNIV. PARK = spotless rambler, 8
bedrm., liv. I'm. w/frpl., rec. nm,
carpet and Grapes, walk out to
trees and shrubbery,
BUTLER REALTY AP. 7-367O
UNIV. PARK - 3-bedrm. Colonial,
Ice. liv. I'm, vIfrpl.. bsmt., gar,
INV. h.: FHA or cow. terms.
BUTLER REALTY AP. 1890
UNIV. PARK-S22,900
BUY OF THE YEAR
4s.HEPEM;n BRICK co. COLONIAL.
LEVEL LOT. OPEN 2 UNTIL 5.
1901 QUEENS CHAPEL RID.
ANATH J. BRIGHT
REALTOR WA. 7-5275
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
8M0psR


DAILY 10 TIL 8
Here are the homes
you may be looking
for. Value and loca-
ton most important.
City sewer, water and
bus service. 8 and 4
bedrm. ramblers and
split = levels; built-in
garages and recreation
rooms, large kitchens
and dining rooms, IA
and 2 baths. See our
new section today. VA
and FILA financing.
Sample house 6712
Oxon Hill I'd. RYAN
CO., REALTORS, RE.
6-e166. Call Mr.. Reed,
Oh. $4,000.
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nM0pen
COLLEGE PARK

Newly renovated and vacant for
immediate possession. Ideal for
large family. g ige. rms. plus 2
equipped kitchens, 2 tile baths,
bsmt., shaded corner lot. Can be
used as 2 apis. S16'e50. Terms tc
suit.
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COLLEGE PARK

COLLEI6 6hhh
One hrk. and shingle rambler,
brand-new on large wooded lot,
ideally planned with extras; large
liv. nm. and kit, 3 master bedrms.
full bsmt.: walk to school and
transp.; S16,500. FILA S1,66C
down, SSS.27 per mo.
BURCH REALTY co.
474-3OOO
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brick. with firepiaee. n Screened Side
porch, built-in garage. LIST fir.
powder rm., 8 lge. bedrms. and
bath Up, rec. rm., level corner lot.
Reduced TO S25,950. FLA $4,000
down. Open for inspection 1-6
pm. Directions, turn right off
Cheverly ave. at Forest Grove.
Right on Crest ave. to 3106.
CLYDE R. ADAMS, REALTOR,
UN. 4-1l43.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

A tats over SGk ~ SsHf ioa 10" sg gSym mo
pitt, $3.50 dn. incl. settlement.
OWNER, 3h4-2RAS
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EVANSVILLE - Cute and eozs
bungalow; neat ana clean; sur
rounded with trees; 2 bedrms,
den or 3rd bedrm.. sep din. rm.
bSmt., rumpus room and exit
screened porch; beautiful lot; Of
street parking assume $o2,O4
payments, only S11,700.
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VETS S1O0, and good credit is ali
needed to own this spacious bung-
allow; newly decorated in and out
new roof; 4 bedrmS., den, l u
baths, sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
large screened porch. bsmt; a
value ct s12,500, approved foi
ny this home for Christmas; only
Si0O and no payment until next
year.
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ST. MARYS AREA-Cnioue brick
rambler with Dashboard hot-wateI
heat; extra large kit. fireplace In
liv. room, Hollywood bath. com.
pletely tiled, 12xlS-ft. panelet
rec. room; level lot: front Anc
rear patios, storm windows ano
other extras. S15,950. terms.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ruEVEpIY ANA

CHENERLY ARIA
Veteran no down payment.
3-bedroom. masonry ram
bier on quiet, quiet street.
Only Sl4,5O0. Payments
less than rent. Lge. level
shaded lot, Alley at rear.
Din. rm.. firepl. IN liv. rm.i
screened porch, biz bsmt.
Price includes many extras.
VETERANS NO DOWN PAYMENT
Lovely RiVerdAle location
near. everything. Only Sl2,-
$50. Features 2 full baths,
like new inside and out.
Payments only 500 per mo.
includes all. Park at rear
for ehildren's playground.
Also can be purchased FHA
or conventional
Mt. RAINIER AREA
Veteran no down payment
and probably no settlement
charges. Only Sl2.950. Strik-
ing 6-Fm. Colonial with slate
roof, Al throughout, full
bsmt., gas INV. heat. land
Scaped lot. S97 per mo. in
cludes taxes and insurance;
Near public and parochial
schools.
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-45O(
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ALEX. AREA-Only $500 down On
this al brick rambler. Owner
must sell; WI pay allowable clos
lng costs. Living room with fire.
place, modern equipped kitchen, 3
bedrooms, Ia baths, hot-Water
Dashboard heat, earport. VIII COM
slider no money down CT.
CALL NOW TE. 6-4IIH
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No money down to veteran and
only $50 per mo. buys this g.
bedrm., immac. home on corner
lot. Close to pkwy. Full price only
S14,960.
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mM0g&n

Cheverly-Modern brick and stone
S-bedrm. rambler. large LIVING
I'm. with wall-to-wan stone fire.
place, modern kitchen with table
SPACE. Separate dining I'm. with
glass sliding doris to patio, ga
baths, full basement Large lot,
DIR: Cheverly ave. to Forest rd;,
LIST left ontoo PARKWAY 70 5 SS42ss
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Real EState-InSurance
HICKS REALTY, INC.
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040

ANNANDALE-Secluded Cape Cod,
la-acre lott liv rm, with firepl.,
. bedrms., lge. kit. full bsmt.
and attic; Sl1 800: will accept
late-model house trailer for equity.
No agents. JE. 2-012l.
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,sAcnr-I.v.I b,auti,urIy land.

LANpOvER HILLS AREA-Neat
dean rancher; already financed
with 4 y e loan, S75:3S mo; pay
ma master king size;). ample
dining; fenced lot; 12x1s-ft. patio,
Come and see.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


3-bedroom brick rambler: fun base
ment; patio: large lot: easy terms.
I'd. TO OAK Glen way, right to
sample house.
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8 MIN. D. C. LINE

1903 Owens rd-4-bedroom brick
rambler with finished rec. room
and 2 baths: all the extras: va
cant; under $4,000: make offer.
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SWIMMING POOL

With filtration plant. 3-bedroom
California rambler with 2 baths
and carport: only S24,500. Out
Marlboro pike TO Forestville I'd,
left to Park blvd, right to Ord
ave, left TO property.
Evening star., 1961-09-18
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manufacturers prefer are
mostly economic. Spokesman
of the Mobile Home Manufac-
turerS' Association told me that
for about $4,000 you can buy
a model that is fully equipped
with furniture, kitchen appli-
anceS and bathroom that will
sleep four persons. Luxurious
models, with three bedrooms.
two bathrooms and 500 square
feet of floor space, may run as
high as $500.
OF course, not everyone en-
Joys this kind of life. You may
not have much space around
your mobile home and may
have even less privacy than in
an apartment. Unless you en-
joy being very neighborly, the
necessity Of living so close to.
others may depress you. -
An advantage is that you
can move your mobile home
whenever you wish. However
most dwellers in mobile home
camps remain in one parking
spot longer than six months
40 per cent stay longer than a
year. Entertainers, resort
workers, statesmen and others
whose jobs require moving
about the country find this
kind of housing ideal for their
purposes.
Copyright 1861, Prentice-Hsll, Inc,
Englewood Cliffs. N JO
distributed by Times-Mirror
Syndicate, Los Angeles.)
Next Monday: Does your fomiIy
reoIly need O second income?
Evening star., 1961-09-18

the lot in proportion to the
cost of the house you plan?
Here is one popular, work.
able formula:
First determine the total of
the lot with Improvements.
This total should include the
cost of the lot itself, cost of a
well if you dig one, cost of a
septic tank or cesspool if one
will be needed, amount of any
sewer assessment you will have
to pay to use the town sewage
system, and also the cost it
any of paved streets in front
of your property. The result
you get will give you the cost OF
a completely improved lot.
This cost should roughly
equal one-fourth of what the
house will cost, or one-fifth Of
what the house and lot to-
gether will cost. If the lot
costs more than one-third OF
the cost Of the house, chances
are that the house will be a
wallflower-too poor for the
community. If the lot costs
less than one-sixth of the
house. it probably will be ex-
pensive for the neighborhood
Start With a Trailer
If you lack the down pay
ment for a home, yet want
your own place, and if a trailer
park is near where you work,
consider living in trailer for
several years.
Advantages of life in a trailer
or mobile home" the term
Evening star., 1961-09-18
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR INCOME
New or Old House Best for You?

buyer and has many of your
own problems.
For few years, at least, and
probably longer. houses COM
parable to yours will more than
likely bring higher prices than
they cost originally.
II You Buy New House
There are several different
ways of buying a new house:
You can buy one already
built.
You can have one custom
built" to your specifications,
You can buy your own lot, hire
an architect to draw CLANS for
the exact house you want, then
select a builder. This is the
most expensive way to build
The advantage of having q
house built to your own speci-
fications is obvious: You will
get what you want.
You can buy a development
house." Almost ali large-scale
builders in the United States
are tract" or development"
builders who erect whole colo
MES of houses in one section
Because of the economies pos
Sible with mass production, de-
velopmentS generally give the
most for the money in new
housing.
You can be your own builder,
You can do some or most OF
the work yourself. Hundreds
of firms throughout the coun-
try exist to provide materials
for individuals who want to
put their own physical labor
into their houses.
Two Rules About a Lot
Buying a lot can be as i'm
portant as your choice of a
house to build on it. Every
lot buyer should observe two
basic points:
Buy only when you are ready
to build. Buying a lot in the
hope of building in several
years, or of making q profit
by reseliing it, generally proves
to be a mistake.
Examine the lot personally,
and with the utmost care.
Never agree to buy a building
lot until you have investigated
thoroughly. Ask the. local tax
collector what the taxes will
be for the lot and the house
you expect to build. Are you
satisfied with neighborhood
conditions? Think twice if the
lot has a sharp slope. Deter
mine what soil conditions pre-
vail. If neighbors live nearby
ask them if water enters theil
Easements or if the ground is
rocky. Find out how house
sewage is disposed of. Also
ascertain whether water and
electricity will be available
How much should you pay for
Evening star., 1961-09-18

money. The cost per square
foot of floor space in Older
homes often is only half what
you'd have to pay for it in 9
new house.
Your house is ready to live in
It's easier to examine the
house and the neighbOrhOOd
The buildings shortcomings
uneven floors, wall and ceiling
cracks due to settlement-will
be apparent. 1t probably i,
located in an established neigh
borhood, so that you can care
fully examine what's on the
next block, where the busline
runs. how far you'd be from
shops, schools, churches, what
kind of youngsters yours will
play with.
Tax rates will probably be
more stable.
You often can bargain for a
lower price.
Buying an older house, how
ever, generally involves draw
backs, too. For instance:
You may have to be satisfied
with an Old-faShiOned design.
Your house may be in a de
clining neighbOrhOOd."
1t may be harder to form
friendships.
You'll probably have main
tenance problems from the very
beginning. Plumbing, heating,
wiring, are more likely to need
repairs or replacement. You'll
have to fight a constant battle
against encroaching obSoles-
cenSe.
You may need a higher down
payment. Lenders usually won't
lend as much proportionately
on an old house as on a new
one.
Purchasing a new house af-
fords many plus factors:
You'll probably have bright,
clean home with few mainte-
nance problems for three years
or more.
You'll find it much easier
to make friends where every
one else is also a new home
Evening star., 1961-09-18

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Evening star., 1961-09-18

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This is the 10th in series Of II
articles condensed from the Prem
rice Hall best selling book, "Moke
the Most Of Your Income" The
question Of finding the right home
is discussed.
Evening star., 1961-09-18
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Little girls land big girls,
too notice a mans hair i.
or the lack of it. So does he.
He knows that thin hair or
badness will make him look
much older than he really is,
and that looking older" is
a handicap in business as
well as social life So when
Evening star., 1961-09-18
By JOHN L. SPRINGER
PART X

Should you buy an old house
or a new one?
The older house often offers
a better buy. A survey made
of real estate brokers reveals
these reasons:
The older house usually pro-
vides more space for your
Evening star., 1961-09-18
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-05
Heidelberg News

The City Wide Usher Board of
the Heidelberg area met with the
First Baptist church in its 9Th
Annual session July 2, 1861, Time
3 pm. The house was called to
order by the chairman of the
Prayer Band Bro. Johnnie Nc
Gill. after the devotion, the house
was turned to President Combest,
from Pachuta area, took the chair
and the % psalm was repeated in
unison. After the brief introduce
tory, the welcome was given by
the First Baptist. The hostess
church. T h EN- President D. b.
Young was presented who pre-
siding over the meeting visiting
president Mr.. C. c. Combest, Pa
chuta area, along with members
from his band Mr.. M. G. w. Clay
ton, Paulding area, Mr.. D. E.
Young, Bay Springs area, along
with members, visiting matrons
present, Mrs. Tall, Bay Springs
area, Mrs. Combest, Pachuta area.
The program was quite a success,
presentation of president apprecia-
ton, Mrs. Fall, from the Bay
Springs area. The program was
quite a success everyone seemed
to have enjoyed the program. To-
tai amount of financial raised, tai
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-05
Agriculture Life
Blood Of America

Did you know that farming Gre
ates jobs for more than sixteen
million Americans, according to a
recent USDA survey. Four out of
every ten jobs in private employ
ment are related to agriculture.
Farming actually employs more
workers than the steel, automobile
or transportation, and public utili-
ties combined.
Farmers, good customers of in
dustry, spend two and one-half to
three billion dollars yearly On new
equipment. In addition, another
three and one-half billion is spent
to keep the equipment running.
Most vital, and indicative of their
progress, is that farmers use twen-
ty-four billion kilowatt-hours of
electricity or five per cent of the
nations total per year.
Collectively, farmers have more
than eight billion dollars invested
in their industry. But what do
they receive for their products
Only twenty-eight cents for each
dollar spent on food-on a twenty
six cent box of corn flakes, only
"a cents for the corn used. AS
for clothing, the farmer realizes
about Twenty-Five cents for the
cotton in a mans shirt.
This points out that to be farm
err is no easy task. You have to
work, gamble with the elements,
and be number one manager to
come out successfully at each years
end.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-05
Unions In Los
Angeles To Tackle
Job Injuries

Los Angeles-A labor-sponsored
safety education program to help
cut CALIFORNIA; on-the-job accident
rate is now being planned by the
Los Angeles County Federation of
Labor's Safety & Industrial Acct
dent Committee.
Announcement of the program
was made by Executive Sec.-Treas.
W. j. Bassett at federation-spon-
sored Safety and Workmen's Com
pensation Conference held here
with some ITS delegates.
Conference speakers pointed out
that on-the-job accidents in Cali
fornia last year took 81 lives and
caused 1868 injuries, for which
some 5000 million was paid out in
workmen's compensation benefits.
Underlying the accident problem,
stressed two safety experts, was
the fact that California has reach
ed a safety plateau" or safety
gap" where the downward curve
has leveled off.
Arthur w. Motley, director of
the U. S. Dept. of Labor's Bureau
of Labor Standards, said that "none
of tuscan rest until these injuries
and deaths are brought down to an
irreducible minimum" The safety
techniques that have served we'll
in the past mo longer produce the
results they once did," he declared.
California safety chief Thomas
NJ Saunders, contrasting the ITO
full-time safety inspectors in Cali
fornia, said safety nevertheless de-
ponds ultimately "on the man
himself"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-05

oy the creams" notes DIR. Klig-
man matter-of-factly. The doctor
recommends that people sensitive
to the three-leaved plant with
red stems give it wide berth.
Once poison ivy breaks out, the
best thing to do is leave it alone.
Unfortunately, that's hard to do;
the itching can become intense
and there just doesn't seem to be
any way of getting even a mo-
ment of relief without scratching.
Then the scratching, in turn, is
so irritating that it leads to more
itching in a vicious cycle.
For relief of the itching, many
doctors recommend an ointment
called Calmitol, which raises the
pain threshold of the nerve end
ings near the skin surface. This,
In effect, does as much good as
the scratching to provide relief,
but does it without the irritation
that generates the urge to scratch
again.
Calmitol is especially useful
for all kinds of itch because it is
perfectly safe to apply even on
broken skin or on mucous men,
brane. In addition to poison ivy,
other conditions which respond
promptly are prickly heat, diaper
rash and a host of itching skin
problems.
With or without the ointment,
the best advice doctors have for
any summer itch remains un-
changed: Don't scratch it."
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-08-05
You re Asking

Owe need some quick color in
the front yard. Is there any flower
we can plant which will be in bloom
in about six weeks?
A.-The fastest growing and
blooming annual is Portulaca or
old fashioned Moss Rose. This
little plant thrives in a hot, dry
location. 1t will bloom in about 35
to 40 days after seeding.
Owe have an engineers draw
ing of our property. How can we
decide where to locate our new
house?
A.-Cut piece of paper in scale,
just the shape of your house. Move
this around on the engineers draw
ing until you find the best location
in regard to terrain, drainage,
views and trees.
@. Ny young flower plants and
plants in the garden such as straw
berries and beans are being dam
aged by snails, slugs and pillbugs.
What will kill these creatures?
A. Metaldehyde bait, commercial
ly prepared, can be used. Read the
small label, as this material is
generally sold under a trade name
which is different. Distribute bait
in the late evening or early morn
ing, applying all to the ground
around the base of plants.