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Evening star., 1954-10-03
People Under
The Spreading
Mushroom Cloud
The Man in the Thick

The Man in the Thick
Lead Suit
BY Daniel Lang.
(Ortord; $780,
Reviewed by William Hines
This is a book about a
mathematical paradox = the
whole that is far greater than
the sum of its parts. In the
world of the hydrogen and
atomic bombs. the component
entities are still people who
live and react, always as
people, even in the shadow OF
the mushroom cloud.
Mr.. Lang, whose articles are
well known to readers of New
Yorker, has taken 10 of these
m gaZlne pieces, arranged
them in a continuity of sorts.
and come up with "The Man
in 1.-THE Thick Lead Suit"
It is a chronicle, primarily,
of attitudes-the attitude OF
the go-for- broke player at Las
Vegas in the cold dawn just
before a big shoot at Yucca
Flat; the attitude Of the Oak
Ridge scientist in his F-type
house in the High Amenity
zone; the attitude of the DPS
of World War II" when they
were moved from their South
Carolina homes to make way
for the H-bomb plant.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Black Popes::
Authority: Its Use and Abuse
By Archbishop T. D. Roberts s. j. (Sheed Ward s2.50J

BY Archbishop T. D. Roberts,
"Black Pope" long has been
a popular title for the general
(chief officer) Of the Society
of Jesus. In this book Arch
bishop Roberts, one Of the rare
Jesuits to attain that rank
Jesuits, as he points out, are
traditionally enjoined not to
seek rank or even accept it un-
less compelled by church au-
thority-replies to criticisms
of the authoritarian aspects
of the Catholic Church. The
author is concerned particu-
larly with attacks on the So
ciety of Jesus, including re-
cent blasts by Paul Blanshard.
who charged the Jesuits with
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Books in Review
Strictly for Laughing Out Loud,
This Book Is Really Funny
No Time for Sergeonts
BY Mac Lyman. Random House; $685.
Reviewed bv Corter Brooke Jones
Reviewed by corter Brooke Jones

are burlesques so heavy
handed that they are apt to
leave you sadder than ever.
There is, for which we
should be grateful, genuine
humor in mo Time for Ser
geants." # it is not quite
so overwhelmingly funny as
the enthusiastic Bennett Cert
says on the dustjacket. the
situation the author develops
is consistently amusing and
there are three or four chap
ters that would make a weep
ing willow assume a gay pos
ture.
This story-the characters,
what happens to them-is
basically ludicrous. Without
this foundation, no such story
quite makes the grade, no mat
ter how hard the author tries
to give his writing a humorous
twist.
Will Stockdale, who shares a
remote farm in South Georgia
with Pa, is drafted. We follow
the youths adventures as he
is assigned to the Air Force
and later is allowed to attend
gunnery school.
Will is 100 per cent Cracker
and the story he tells himself
is phrased in Crackerese. And
yet the dialect is never over
done. And viii is no fool,
though every one at the base
assumes he is because he talks
like that. He has a powerful
physique, as those who push
him too far find out. No char.
acter who is simple mentally,
more or less helpless, can be
anything but pathetic in the
end. Will gets along.
A Fresh Voriotion
He has something of Sir
Samuel Lovers Handy Andy"
more Of Huck Finn. He talks
not unlike an older, more mod
ern version Of the immortal
Huck. The funniest scene in
the book, where Will and his
pal Ben are officially declared
dead in a flaming plane-they
were~ not even aboard-and
hide in a hangar while the
general is citing them post
humously for bravery may
remind you of something out
of Mark Twain. That would
be the time Huck and Tom
Sawyer were presumed drowned
and sneaked into the back of
the church while their me-
mortal service was being held.
If there is a resemblance be-
tween the incidents, so what?
The officially deceased person
who returned to embarrass his
supposed survivors was imag-
ined long before Mark Twain
and will be used many q time
In the future. There are, after
all, only so many basic situa-
tions; what seems original is
apt to be a fresh variation on
some ancient theme.
The young author is a native
of Georgia. He served in the
big war as a REORGANIZATION
officer on bombers and few
many combat missions in the
Pacific.
mo Time for Sergeants" is
a Book-of the Month Club
selection.
The Blunderer. BY Patricia
Highsmith. Coward = Nc
Cam. Inc: $3y.
A husband who killed his
wife and one with equal reason
who did not tangle with q
determined detective in this
engrossing suspense novel by
the author Of the successful
strangers on q Train"
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Emerging from a long sue
cession of earnest. humorless
novels, ] began mo Time for
Sergeants" and soon found
myself laughing out loud--a
reaction rare indeed in these
frowning times.
Whether the atomic hydro
gen era is responsible or
whether people merely have
become too jaded. too blase to
laugh or inspire laughter,
whatever 1t is. there are few
really funny books. Those
that set out to be funny mostly
&. g Is -. z s
Evening star., 1954-10-03
The Ghost Voyage
BY Gontran de Poncins. doubleday; $780,
Reviewed bv Smith Hemnstone JT

the land that reminds me Of
another time :" sort of thing.
Author de Poncins, who GER
tainly can do better, fails here
to reach the heights Of con-
vincing intensity achieved by
Gore Vidal in Dangerous Voy-
age" a better book of much
the same type
New American Library Of World
Literature; 25c.
Don't Hang Me Too High. BY
j. B. O'Sullivan. civilian
Morrow g. Co., Inc; $2.76.
Private Detective Steve Silk,
tough guy with animal appeal
and heart of gold, figures the
powerful Blake Newman is just
asking for murder. When the
magnate is subsequently shot.
Steve is a popular suspect.
Naturally, he didn't do it but
it behooves him to find out
who did. It's all according to
formula and strongly reminis-
cent of early Chandler.
M. o.
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maintaining a system Of dis
cipline similar to that Of the
Soviet government. Archbishop
Roberts explains that the
founder Of his order, Ignatius
Loyola, was particularly care
full to make obedience the shar-
ing of a way Of life, never q
form Of spiritual slavery.
Every Jesuit, what ever his
post, is encouraged to suggest,
even to criticize. Humility and
love have leavened power in
most Of the Popes and prelateS
of recent times. The author,
Archbishop Of Bombay, at
present Is in England.
&C. B. j.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Mystery and Suspense
Reviewed by Miriam Gutenberg.

back in the highly selective
Murder Revisited" series. An
old farmer Is murdered but
police know only that he has
disappeared. The murderer
tries to make the disappear
ance more permanent only to
have fate stop him. Gossip
gets around that his partner
is the killer. Fortunately for
him. the partner suffered a
mental blackout the afternoon
OF the killing-but how long
will the blackout continue?
Thus. the plot is woven Of
multiple threads Of suspense
with an understatement that
intensifles the growing horror.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

T. II q III u . y
o ig in a |,
a m u S i ng
and prom
i S 1 n g Of
our newer
writer's. The
term prom
Using is
used. d E.
spite his
sizable out
p u t, b e.
C q u 8 q ne
has yet to
write what
il called a
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Those PerpIexing Argentines
BY James Bruce. (Longmans, Green G. Co.; $5J
Reviewed hy Reln,onf EoYes

eImont forleS
He tells us what ArgentineS
wear, what they read, what
they, think about many Sub
jects. If his book does not
explain the hold of Peron, 1t
is probably because he became
much better acquainted with
Argentina's middle classe S
than with the workers who
provide the popular base for
Peron's dictatorship.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

This Is not q book about
Peron, or politics, or econom-,
les. 1t is about people-the
proud and dynamic people of
Argentina.
Mr.. Bruce. an industrialist
who was United States Ambas-
sador in Buenos Aires from
1947 to 1949, learned an amaz-
ing AMOUNT about them. and
what he learned he reports in
very readable style.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

major novel, a label un-
fairly vague but still mean
ing q book that deals broadly
with some fundamental. more
or-less universal situation.
THE Huge Season." although
Mr.. Wright's longest story, is
not of the stature mentioned,
nor, as an intimate study, a
medium in which he has eX-
celled. is it up to most of the
others.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

Death and the Sky Above. BY
Andrew Carve. (Harper 81
Bros; $2.76.
The publisher challenges the
reader to stop before the end
Of this one-a pretty safe bet.
Here are all the elements Of a
fine suspense yarn-an in
nocent man convicted Of mur-
der, an escape from prison a
few hours before execution, a
chase by land and sea. near
capture and shipwreck. The
accompanying romance is
adult and believable. The final
gimmick is one that some
body was bound to use sooner
or later. Mr.. Carve, as far
as we can recall, is the first to
use it. The entire performance
is vivid, skillful and wholly
readable.
Tell Her It's Murder. BY Helen
Reilly. (Random House;
$2.75).
On the eve of her wedding
the bride-to-be loses her son
in q traffic tragedy and the
groom is convicted of vehicular
homicide. Finally out of Jail, the
frustrated groom sets out to
prove his innocence, only to
get embroiled in a fresh series
of fatalities and attempted
same. The author is an old
hand at casting suspicion
widely and convincingly and
she's particularly effective this
time. Sturdy plotting plus
well-ladled suspense make this
one of the seasons brighter
whodunits.
Terror on Broadway. BY David
Alexander. (Random House;
$2.759
Broadway characters - the
has-beens, the phonies. bookies,
bar-flys and buns - people
the background of this latter
day Jack the Ripper yarn.
The maniac's name is Waldo
and he leaves a calling card
on the bodies. We get into it
along with the editor of the
Broadway Times-as Waldo
announces plans for his fifth
murder. It's a fast-paced
story the author has to tell
and he bears down hard on
the suspense. His Broadway
types aren't exactly loyable
but they're evoked with a
ring of hard-hitting truth. All
this and a credible plot, too.
Shroud of Darkness. BY E. c.
r. Lorac. doubleday g. Co..
Inc; $2.75).
Crime Club
Fog blankets the start Of
this typical British puzzle. The
train pushes through fog to
Paddington Station, where one
of the passengers is promptly
and Savagely attacked. First
problem for Chief Inspector
Macdonald: To identify the
victim. And the identification
further muddles things. It's
very complex--but one to keer
you guessing.
Dead and Not Buried. BY
H. F. M. Prescott. MAC
milan Co.: $2.50.)
It's too bad that this author
Of serious fiction and biography
has produced only this ofle
Z suspense yarn. now brought
f
Evening star., 1954-10-03

the FTencn VINO nrSI eX-
plored and settled Canada.
Some. were dedicated men.
like the Jesuits who pushed
into the entire Great Lakes
region and carried the Cos
pei to the Indians; others
were great colonizers, like
Champlain, or extraordinary
administrators, like Fronte-
mac; others were connivers and
scoundrels; all were interest
ing. The conquering British
have not always given the
French full credit for their
daring and their cultural in
fluence. which still permeates
Canada.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

pIOOuC ] II 3
b o o K s of
straight his
tory. And
he manages
to make his
tory as col
orful as his
m a g mary
narrati v e S.
There were
n o m o r e
enga 81 n G.
diverse and
q d v entur-
Gus charac-
terS tn q n
~
Evening star., 1954-10-03
The White and the Gold:
A History of French Canada
BY Thomas B. Costain. (Do

Mr.. Costain, having written
smash hits in the crowded field
Of historical fiction. has alter
mated the last few years in
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Evening star., 1954-10-03
The Huge Season
BY Wright Morris. Viking; s3.75J

Wright Morris. who publishes
his ninth novel, has established
himself, at least within a Ger
tain circle of readers, as one of
Evening star., 1954-10-03
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HOUSES ron sALE--lAD.

2308 DEXTER AVE-. ID the address ci
this charming aIl-brick Colonial
dinstts. 22-ft. Iiv..din. rm. with
bath. 2 twin-sized bedrms.. psrti.
lot; Waikins distancs public and pa-
r0chiaI schools; priced to sell quickly
az 81 $50. VA Or eonysntiona,l
5;e7ls; DAILEY REAL ESTATE.
ECONOMY I LIVING. in this 2-bedrm.
Colonial with h.-w. heat and storm
windows is lust that; conven. 70
schools, shopping and fransp.; lge.
wooded LOT: dst garase. GRAHAM
a. 4 Goi;; Nt;, ~; pNfIe sIeor4,x oTr4,xEs ! ms. a
no down payment: Conn. Ave. Es-
tates; iee. hv. rnl. wipicture win
dow, full, din. rm., 2 .bedrms., bsmt
with outside entr.; lovely Anchor
fenced yard; close to stores, bus,
public aad psrGchial senScls; slssos $19;; ssoS
si., 4 .,ss6;. SD; al ai ssNPPEOic cHPE icoD-s bedrms.,
/ down. separate din, 23-ft. liv. rm.
ggIl. gl.vs hsmt; : Whysaatoon Wysao area. 6s
$3.50 DOWN-2-bedrm. shingle bun
ss,ew aIg;, Is Nv nm. . eSsiDpss psso6Is. n.
HAbA NAA&AA4B 0R3SOs s@SS-S,
shopping and transp.; immed. pos
session. Mr.. CaliGndro, LO. 6-S603.
MODERN REALTY CO., INC. 70.
MODERN HOME--Iav. rm. with 6re-
pl.. and picture window fioor.t9.
space, 2 bedrms. and bath down.
and up. Level lot. featuring 2Q-
#. swimming pool. Price. $11,9bO.
WOOD CO.. 1115S Qeorgia ave-.
Silver Spring, 10. 4-7200 It'll 9:30.
ARTISTIC APPEAL, in this charm
ing home on 8 acres Of land. Near
Congressional Country Club. $42.-
900. bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd a.:
den and powder rn. on 1st. Call
Mrs. Dawson. WO. 6-4162. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
NON-GE-Call to see
this unusual home. Offering 2S.ft.
living rm. dining rm. comb. elec;
kitchen with dishwasher.. disposal
and table space: spacious bed
rms. and bath: full light basement
with 1s bath. Assume 3O.yr. Sl4.-
$50 CT loan; terms to right purs
chaser: close to schools. Price.
ave-, Silver Spring. LO. 4.72OO I'll
".
Evening star., 1954-10-03

WHEATON
S13,250 BRICK RAMBLER, 2 LARGE
BEDRMS., LIV. RIM. W/FIREPL.
LARGE CARPORT, FENCED LOT,
STORM WINDOWS.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
L0: 4-6400 OIL. 7-9OD2
48-FT. RAMBLER-TREES
3 bedInis;. sep. din. rm., firepl. wall
IN 2l.ft. ltv. rn1., patio, oek.
bbsneef bSs lse l0s s sso 'assSeli ass h.mp ans
shire. ave. to LIST stoplight past
LANGLEY Theater, left to Tahona.
right to 640s. Call HE. 1884.
7104 PINETIURsT PARKWAY
Lovely .det. brick, on beautiful land
scaped lot. lust of Western ave;
liy rm. with fireplace. family sized
din. rn lge., modern kit. with
dishwasher and disposal. rear
screened porch, tiled floor. coat
closet and powder rm.: 2nd fr. has
3 bedrms., walk-in closet and bath,
f1nishede and heated rec. rm., laun-
dry rm.. lavatory. gas a.-c. heat.
Anchor fenced rear yard Terms.
J. LEE DONNELLY & SON
REALTORS
Ma. s-3316: eyes,. OIL. 4-4074. --3
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

LA PLATA, Midtown residence; IL
spacious rooms, bath. electricity,
town water, circulating oil stove
heat, large. porches, 200-ft. street
frontage. / acre lot, magnificent.
large oak grove. excellent garden;
immediate possession; exceptionally
desirable home or suitable private
school: small business or tourist
house; $4,000. LEONARD SNIDER.
tel. 3311, La Plata, Nd.
Evening star., 1954-10-03
RETHESTlA

psssssS eesas o. s:sasu ssSai ssss.s a:
lot: .liv. rm.. din. rm.. large den.
powder fIn.. modern KIT; 8 twin
sized bedrms. and tiled baths on
2nd a.; hsnit.. .paneled rec. rnl.; !;
large ser: porch; Gear built lin
taste. Cali KE. 10000.
REALTY BROKERS. INC. b504
Evening star., 1954-10-03
RETHESDA

Custom built care and appointments
are evident everywhere In this de-
lightful brand-new brick Cape Cod;
1st-floor living rm. with fireplace
opening to screened porch, guest
with wall oven and all de luxe equip
ment. bedrm. and full tile bath; I'd
fir, two l9xl3 bedrms. with 3
closets each; neat, dry all-purpose
bsmt. Lovely high land grounds
with couple large apple trees In the
backyard. You Ill afford not to see
Open Sunday, noon to dark.
Dir: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd. approx.
ia mi, left on Greentree rd. ap.
prox, mi, right on Ridge pl. to
1904.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O70
Evening star., 1954-10-03
CoLoRED-WHITE BRICK
406 18th ST. Sc.
OPEN SUM-, 2 TIL 6

Absolutely new-house con-
dition; semidet.: 8 rms. and
bath and half; gas h.-a.h.
Open for inspection 2 to 8
y Sunday. Small down payment.
A. LANE CRICHER
EN-. 2-29O9 MA. S-4S1i
Evening star., 1954-10-03

COLORED-VACANT
Good News Travels Fast
ONLY $395 DOWN
1925 Independence ave. s.e.; row brk.,
2-family house; 2 rms. and kit. each.
Ia baths. newly dec. full bsmt.; q.
car brick garage, oil heat; priced
right.
John D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th st. NV. MA. S-2321
Evening star., 1954-10-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

ELMIRA ST.-Lovely 6-rm. semidet.
brick on GI. FILA or other terms.
Priced for quick sale. MR.. JEWELL.
WALK no WoRkEsmaii. Rk attractive
2-bedrm. brick, semidet.; completely
restored: fabulous location on wide
ave. near Agriculture. Consider trade
on slightly larger D. c. house. DI.
7-S9S8, ewes,
Evening star., 1954-10-03

OPEN SUN, 2 TIL $50
$40 51St ST. Sc.
IMMACULATE. semidetached, 6-rm
home, like new. Liv. rm., din. rn1..
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrns.. mod.
tile bath. built-in exhaust fan. full
bsmt., gas heat, outside entr. to
beautiful yard 47'x121; vacant.
Terms or trade. Price
$13,950
CAAIPANELLA d CO. -.
nY a.A11Q III k-Sff36
Evening star., 1954-10-03

COLORED-2-UNTT BRICK APT.
Low DOWN PAYT. ALA. AVE.
Govt financed Modern, 5 yrs. old.
in each apt. Deep, shaded lot. Gas
h.-w.h. Fun bsmt. Also have one in
good NE. location. Why pay rent
when you can collect It? Call Mrs.
Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

H ST. AND BEN
MING RD.-Low down payment;
take over lge: q q 41s loan on i this
brick home: gas heat: level, fenced
yard. Clean as q pin. See this to-
day for D real bargain. Call MIR.
PENLAND, ST 3-736S: eyes,, LII.
2-7612 til 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
c0IoRED-1s1o BURKE ST. Sc
decorated. HE. 4-3154. "A
43OO BLK. c ST. Sc
Semidet. brk.. GI financing, 5 spot
less rms, hardwd. rs. painted walls.
HOLLYWOOD bath, YOUNGSTOWN kit;
rec. rm.. new auto: washer and
storm widows. Askins only Sis. 800.
Cali PORTER REAL ESTATE. HO.
2-9245 or LA. 6-S800.
COLORED-MODERN, semidet. brk.
home-Two bedrms.. gas hot-air
heat; .conyenient rteI terms: Must Be
Capitol. es For M details. csii MR.. BEST.
roIoREDG%usf Ok r. sEEI91i7s 4eth
pl.. s.e.. In Benning Hts. semidet.
brick. Three bedrms;, liv. rm.,
dinette' L Kit. Ter Terms to be "a arranged; 1pns e.;
sRafrY Rleiie 10r co Su''s sos s'if filth st. nT
COLoRED-oPEN 2 TO DARK
$500 Bass pl. Sc. Beautiful. semi;
price only s19;950. Also: same
same price, same terms: GLENN
REALTY CO., RA. 6-2942.
COLORED - ONLY S295 DOWN -
Near Benning I'd. and II st. Sc;
5-rm. brick. Bsmt.. oil heat, tile
bath with shower. mod. kit, comb.
aluminium screens and storm win
dows, large front lawn and rear
garden. NE. S-65S0 any time.
ARNOLD REALTY CO.
cOLORED NEAR a BENNING RD.
AND II Sc. = Modern. 2-family
deep lot: FILA financing, small down
payment. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
LU. 4-340O. LU. 1-7126.
COLORED-DUPLEX-VACANT
ONLY $500 DOWN
Oh Benning rd.-Two modern brick
units; bedroom ea.; pay $110 mo-.
collect $50 rent for ! apt: Z units
3-7400, AID. 4-S050.
cOLoRED, sE.-VACANT
200 BLOCK 10th ST.
ARRANGED AS 2 APIS.
&c. 9a's1 nes gas hsst sss.s and Inst,
down. A real buy. MR.. J. RoSEN-
Rno7
Evening star., 1954-10-03
Z-EAMlLI
OPEN 2 TIL DARK

GI OR CONVENT1ONAL
1928 FIT. Davis pl. s.e.: vacant and
redec.: modern 6-rm. semidet. brick
with completely furn. ant, In. bsmt
incl. full tile bath. private entrance.
0634 today and ewes. Weekdays,
MA. a797. CAPITAL VIEW REAL
Evening star., 1954-10-03

ROCK CREEK HILLS
BATHS, LARGE LIVING RM., FIN
ISHED REC. RIM, 2-CAR GARAGE.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-6400 OIL. 7-9O92
Evening star., 1954-10-03
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TOT

2101 31st pl. se.-Beautiful 3-bed-
rm. 2-story detached house on large
corner lot: hv rm with fireplace,
din. .rn1.. all-elec. kitchen, full base
mert, built-in garage. A. A. CAR
OZzA Co. 2412 Minnesota ave. s.e
Evening star., 1954-10-03
OUTSTANDING BUYS

ANACoSTIA, Oh Minn. ave. All brick;
Q rms, incl. porches. 2 baths;
huilt-in garage; oil h.-w.h.; S12,950.
@s cali In 2-H076
Evening star., 1954-10-03

SILVER SPRING, 1881 Crest rd.-
Open Sun. 2 til 5. Brick-and-
frame. 2-bedrm. Cape Cod with
exp. attic; lge. liv. rm., mod. kit
with din. area; full bsmt.; gas
heat: storm windows; level lot:
Anchor fence; close to parochial
easy terms. Directions: Ga. ave..
. to right on Dennis, left on
1nwood, right en- Crest I'd.
BROusSARD AGENCY. INC, JU.
7-S051; Sun. and ewes. JU. 0-2157.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

SILVER SPRING, s16.950-Lge. 81
bedrm. brick rambler; hy; rm..
space, tiled bath. full bsmt. with
firepl.: will accept GI or FEA con-
tract: conv. terms on conventional
basis. WOODMOOR AGENCY. INC.
JU. 9-5555 It'll PM
SILVER SPRING-open Sun. ] to 8,
Well-kept older home. Z rms. and
bath, lavatory on LIST A., extra lee
kit. with modern equipment and
table space. $I6.250. Good terms
Call owner III Q-0Tt;4
Evening star., 1954-10-03

LassLssI.' lnseLsgss.' Isa. Iuf tnls !1vs!y yF..olu
and extra large din. rm. Full bsmt.
In sight of fine school and on bus
line. Open SUM-. 2 to 6. Out Viers
Mill I'd. to 10O6 and Open Sign. Mr..
Nasca, oL., 4-2403. cox d CO..
ROCKVILLE-3 ige. bedrms., scr.
porch, pract. new. 2-story Colonial
brick, best resid. sec. Shade, fiow-
ers;. lge. liv. rm.. firepl,,. din. rm..
mod, kit. refgr., IN tiled baths,
gas h.-w.h., fun bsmt... fully insul.:
15 min. Pub. Health and d. c., l
blk. new elem. school and transp.;
will rent or sell; S23.500. Liberal
terms. 211 Forest ave.. PO. 2-3704.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

TAKOMA PK.-Lovely Capt. home;
au4e hs 7ise f sqs sysamore ana Teoppsns ass ctr
TWINBROOK-Charmingly furn. q
bedrm. rambler with open stairway
to partially completed 2nd a.; out
door hrepl. and patio, bounded by
brook. Move In with small down
Call MR.. SPARKS. Du. 1906;
Evening star., 1954-10-03
EAST CAPITOL ST.

: GHG N11I ! WI III
Nnar o. s, Capitol Is the. location
gs this fins 9-rooni and S-batn
snd income This bldg. has been
completely remodeled inside and
out. and Is priced very reason-
able, With 5000 dSgn. HERBERT
CAPITOL II. 3-0129. Ewes. Ii.
Evening star., 1954-10-03

PAHkWOOU
$12 900. Corner lot. 2 bedrms.. large
kit. full bsmt., asphalt tile floor.
RAYMOND j. LYNCH CO.
10. 4-640O OIL. 7-9Oo2
Evening star., 1954-10-03

200 BLOCK 10th ST.
ARRANGED AS 2 APTS.
kits, new gas heat and inst INV.
heater. Can be bought with $3.50
down. A real buy. MR.. j. ROSEN-
THAI. RE. 1896, EN-. 3-6027