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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1955
Page
29
FHA insured mortgage data show typical buyers with income about 5 139 yearly seek compact, economical homes. Rudolph A. Matern outlines a plan with 961 square feet, two bedrooms, a garage option, and clutter reducing design emphasizing cost efficiency and standard lumber use.
A fragment discusses tool use safety advising using wrenches properly and avoiding finger injury, then notes the Statue of Freedom atop the national Capitol dome weighs about 15 000 pounds.
The article notes that record low home maintenance costs, driven by advances in design and materials, could become decisive in new home sales. Builder Milstein cites reduced wear from durable finishes like Formica and copper alloys, longer lasting tile, and improved electrical and hardware systems as key factors.
Readers can obtain a study plan for The House of the Week by submitting name and address with 35 cents. The plan shows each floor and the four elevations including front rear and sides, plus a guide on How to Get Your House Built.
Advice on fitting a house to its site rather than reshaping land. Encourages checking zoning rules title company and bank for boundary setbacks and land needs. Emphasizes choosing a plan that fits the lot to avoid costly later changes.
The fragment hints at a National Lum ae Manufacturers Association event or notice, with partial readable terms suggesting a conference or meeting connected to lighting industry concerns and industry group activities.
The Design T-501 house can be built without a basement by extending the garage to 23 feet 8 inches of depth to satisfy FHA requirements. Basement stairs space can be reallocated to enlarge the kitchen or add closet space. alternative heating options are discussed.
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