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Evening star., 1959-11-22
A BOOK OF PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIES
This Lad Climbed
ATree and Never
Came Down
THE BARON IN THE
TREES. BY Italo Calvino.
Random House: S3.50D

TREES. BY Italo Calvino.
(Rardom House; $500
On the 18th of June in
1867 a headstrong lad named
Cosimo PiovaSco di Rondo,
eldest son of a baron,
climbed a tree. 1t was an
act of protest against his
fathers rigid discipline, and
Of disgust at the monstrous
dishes prepared by his sister
Batista - such things as
truncated snail's heads -
which he was made to eat.
AS he settled on the fork
of a big branch, on the holm
oak outside the dining room
window, Cosimo shouted to
his father, III never come
down sgaln!"
And he never did.
Grew Old Up There
From that his twelfth
year until he died as an old
man, Cosimo lived among the
branches of the thick woods
Of Ombrio, hunting, reading,
courting the ladies, consort-
ing with fruit thieves and
colliers, noblemen and towns
people, serving in times Of
crisis as a community leader,
enjoying always a unique
view of the world and men.
The Baron in the trees
became known throughout
Europe, admired by Voltaire,
Rousseau, Diderot and 9TH
ers. Napoleon paid him a
visit one day and came away
from the encounter bested.
Of in the Clouds
CoSimo wasn't buried like
other men. Just as he was
dying a big balloon flew by,
its anchor rope lowered, and
with a final leap Cosimo was
off in the clouds. They wrote
on the family tomb: Cos
imo PiovaSco di Rondo -
Lived in trees-Always loved
earth-Went into sky"
Italo Calvino, an Italian,
tells the story of his strange
rebel with great sweetness
and humor. He's an excel
lent writer and the book is
enchanting.
AMY YOUNG.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
IF WE COULD SEE OURSELVES -.
What Friends Abroad
Really Think Of Us
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star stan Writer

AS OTHERS SEE US; the United States Through Foreign
Eyes Edited by Franz M Joseph. princeton Univ Press
$6D
This not public opinion poll a group of essays
by thoughtful foreign friends the States
asked to criticize this country consructvey They have
done gently, but firmly.
Their views colored by their backgrounds Of
The Egyptian Mohsmmad Khalaaa worries about
Evening star., 1959-11-22
PEOPLE CAUGHT IN CONFUSION

This bOner appeared in a Massachusetts,
newspaper ad pushing a restaurants week
end special: "ROast Native Turkey, $3.50;
Southern Fried Chicken, $3.50; BrOiled Sir
lOin Steak, $3.50; Children Under Years,
S1.25." Illustration and caption from;
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waken to find the light still
burning and pale in the SUM-
light and would pick up the
book and return to its world
in desperate need"
Mr.. Maule handles the de.
fiance that eliminates in q
giant slingshot or catapult
made from a growing tree
that hurlS a rock into the
side Of a house, through his
running away and return and
acceptance with delicacy to
its inevitable conclusion.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

JIlOSS WHO Jake Lle JlIl6 10
explore it fully.
A True StOryteller
I don't say Mr.. Michener
could not have trimmed his
m manuscript considerably
without damaging it. There
are many passages that refer
only remotely to Hawaii and
are only piled-on atmosphere
of future emigrantS. And yet
these asides are almost al
ways interesting.
Mr.. Michener is, primarily,
a storyteller, and this old
fashioned term, it seems to
me, has come back into
favorable regard, outShining
the effort of modernists to
disparage such first rate
practitioners as Dickens. The
author of South Pacific" is
a very good Storyteller. And
this holds together such an
enormous story. There have
been a good many novels in
recent years as long as
Hawaii" but most of them
have sunk into a mere swamp
of words because their au-
thors ran out of story. Mr..
Michener never does.
Birth Of the Islands
The opening section Of
Hawaii" is a sort of pro-
logue in which, millions of
years before man began, the
formation of these volcanic
islands is imagined. The up
ward thrust of rocks from
explosions under the bottom
of the ocean gradually, with
incredible slowneSs, began
forming a surface. 1t would
sink from fresh earthquakes
only to reappear and after
cons finally to stay and build.
Hawaii. one of the loveliest
group of islands in the Pacific,
was strange in one respect.
1t held great reservoirs of
fresh water under it's sur
faces, but no food plants at
all. And yet it was recep-
tive to almost anything man
eventually would plant.
The second section of the
novel describes the first perm
anent settlement of immi-
grants in the 9th century
A. D. These PolynesianS came
from an island called Bora
Bora, not far from Tahiti.
They were, in Mr.. Michener's
story, driven out by a power
full priest who brought a
blood-thirsty new god whom
the Boro Borans hated. Some
Of them sought freedom at
any cost and they found it
in Hawaii.
Arrival of Missionaries
The next section jumps
ahead 800 years and describes
some missionaries, most Of
them dour and joyless char
acters, who with their wives
sailed from New England to
Hawaii in the early 1820s.
There is. here, a stunning
account of the terrible six
month voyage of a small
sailing ship around the Horn,
the perils and miseries.
In succeeding sections the
narrative brings in all the
racial strains which make
up the population to-day
Polynesian, Chinese, Japan
ese, American, European.
The story brings in Pearl
Harbor and the second world
war, with emphasis on the
heroic role a Hawaiian outfit
of Japanese descent played
in the European theater.
The New State
1t is impossible in a brief
review even to mention the
early characters who are con-
Spicuous and whose descend
ants sometimes dominate the
commerce and politics of the
islands.
With its f1ctional freedom
to range and dramatize, "Ha-
waii" should give the reader
a comprehensive idea of the
new State. its past and it's
people. The book has been
tapped by the Book -of-the-
Month Club and for a Holly
wood production next year.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Horrimon Gives Views
On Russo-U. S. Accord
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star stan Writer

PEACE WITH RUssIA?- BY Averll Hartman (smon and
Schuster; So
Averin Hartman. former New York Governor turned
reporter undertakes in this small volume to supply the
to many Of the questions that raised in the
public mind by Soviet Premier Nkita s. Khrushchevs visit
Evening star., 1959-11-22
By CARTER BROOKE JONES
Star Book Critic

merely a series of drawn-out
stories relating to the islands.
This narrative of Hawaii
and its people goes on prac-
tically forever. There are
937 sizable pages, with intri-
cate genealogical charts occu-
pying additional pages.
And yet this all-but-in-
terminable story will be
rewarding in many ways to
Evening star., 1959-11-22
Tragedy Through Eyes
OF q 1O-Yeor-OId Bow
BY MARIAN TRACY
Contributing Writer

JEREMY TODD by Hamilton Maule Random House
S295) is not much novel moving and credible picture
of 10yearod boy confronted with sudden DEATH panic
his denial his defiance of its terrible irrevocabity and
finally. his acceptance
Using the idiom of a small Southwestern town, Mr..
Evening star., 1959-11-22

GUIDE POSTS. Edited by
Norman Vincent Peale.
(Guideposts; $3.50 (Reli-
gion.)
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Carpenter. Double day,
$500
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SouthWeStern town, Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

5-SterIisht TheeteF. Movie.
ia Hours. "Lody Luck" 1916.
A nice Girl tries TO tome q oon-
bier by morryinc him. Borboro
Hale, Robert Young.
7-WoIfer WinehelI File.
9-News. Weothsr. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Doniels.
Has
4-News. WeotheF. Sports.
Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. THE Beoeheomber. !"
1855. A mon DRIVES on the
tropical island Of Bonu to toke Up
his post of Resident-ln-Chcrae
and finds only three other whites
on the island. Ghnis Johns,
Robert Newton.
Il:3o
4-Joek Pear Show. Variety.
7-Boston BIaekie. Crime.
IA Hours. zone Mysterious
Night" Blockie is osked to solve
the theft Of fobuIous diamond
from on exclusive hotel. Chester
Morris stors.
i2:4S
1.-THE Lords Proyss.
100
4-InspiFotien.
9-Meditotion. WeetheE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16

writer Is eotopulted from obscu-
rity to Hollywood wealth and
prestige. Art Comey, Katharine
Bord, Bonito Granville, Alexander
Security. tRepeot.)
1000
4-You Bet Your Life. Quiz.
Nancy Anderson. Kenneth Ed
words, lsobello Corocciolo, lido
Tondino. tRepeot.D
5-Wrestins. Copitol Arena.
Continued. Roy Morgan reporting.
7-Seo Hunt. Adventure.
Nelson fights to recover O new
top-secret ouided-missile troeker.
Lloyd Bridges stors.
1890
4-Mosquerode Porty. Color.
PoneI: Audrey Meadows, Foye
Emerson, Lee Bowmon, Sam Lew
enson. Bert Forks, host.
7-Joseph MeCoffrey. News.
S-PIoyhouse 90. Dromo.
Continuation Of THE Velvet
Alley"
l0:40
7-SpoFts. News. Weather
\ Sieoel. MoIkie. Allen.
1900
4-News and Loeel News.
Richard Horkness. Russ Word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
August 20

by requests to help Others nnoke
decisions. John Forsythe, Noreen
Coreoron.
5-WFestlins. Copitol Arena.
z Hours. Roy Morgan reporting.
7-leove IL to Beaver.
The Beaver accepts on invitation
TO visit friend. Jerry Mothers,
Tony Dow. tRepeot.)
9-Zone Grey TheoteF. Drono.
Homecoming" After spending
yeors fighting the lond, O roncher
uses his gun in order to provide
for his fonily,s needs. Lloyd Mo-
lon stors. (Repeot.l
$3.50
AL Beacon Street. Crime.
Chose and his stoff conduct
seorch for Characterization
rocket scientist. Dennis Moroon
stors.
Trough Riders. Adventure.
Three nuns receive help from the
Riders. Kent ToyIor. Jan Merlin.
lRepeot.l
s-PIeyhouse 30. Drama.
IA Hours. THE Velvet Al
ley" BY Rod SerIine. A script
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
Defense Dept.
 Selects New Sites For Missile Watch

WASHINGTON, R - The Pen tagon Wednesday announced the selection of sites for two additional tracking stations.
 One, on which preliminary work has already started, will be To- cated on former Air Force bomb ing range near New Boston, N. H. The second station will be erected at Donnelly Flats on the Ft. Gree ley Military Reservation.
 A construction contract for the Alaska station will be awarded next month by the Alaska District Office of the Army Engineers. When completed, the Alaska sta ton will be manned by 200 people.
 These stations will help track satellites, predict orbits and re- ceive radio information from space vehicles.
 Two such stations, near Kodiak and at Annette, are already op- erating in Alaska. Other stations in this network are located at Point Mugu, Calif., Kaena Point, Hawai-, in Spain and in the Phil ippines.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
Alaska a Gulf Tug Sights Soviet Ship

ANCHORAGE, LR - An Amer ican tug skipper says he and the officers of a Russian trawler gave each others vessels the once-over through binoculars deep in the Gulf of Alaska.
 It was the first time he had sighted a foreign vessel so close to the Alaskan shore, Capt. Tom King reported Wednesday. He said he spotted the 60O-ton traw- Ter Monday about 90 miles south of Seward and scanned it. ''They were looking me over too," he said.
 King, a veteran tug captain, was on a monthly trip from Seattle to Anchorage.
 He said the Soviet ship had fish ing gear in the water It was drift ing on the edge of the Portlock Bank, halibut fishing ground King said he saw II or 12 crew men.
 The vessel was described as 200 feet long with a red band encir- cling a black stack. It had a gold hammer and sickle insignia with in the band
 It is reported the Navy had been keeping its eye on the trawler for the past 10 days. The trawler's ac- tivities are described as routine, although it is noted the Soviets had never operated in the Gulf before.
 There is nothing to prevent ves- sels of other nations from operat- ing near the U. s. shoreline as long as they observe the three-mile limit.
 Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
Small Aircraft Disappears En Route to Annette

VANCOUVER, B. C., R-Cana- dian and United States planes searched the British Columbia coast throughout the day Thurs day without finding trace of a U. s. flfer who disappeared We'd nesday night on a flight from here to Annette Island.
 Missing is James Valkenberg, 36, who was expected to arrive at Annette Island at 5:45 pm. Wednesday in his yellow Fair child aircraft.
 U. s. Coast Guard, Army and civilian rescue teams participated in Thursdays search along with RCAF aircraft from Vancouver and Comox, B. c.
 The search was to continue at daylight today.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
Seven U. s. Senators Will Attend Juneau Celebration

WASHINGTON, LR - The Sen ate today voted to appoint spe- cial committee of seven senators to attend ceremonies in Juneau on July 4, at which a flag with 49 stars will be raised in commem- oration of the admission of Alaska to statehood
 Members of the committee rep resenting the Senate are to be appointed by the Vice President
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
Weather Delays Champion HeayyWeight Bout in N. ".

NEW YORK, LR - The heavy weight title fight between Cham pion Floyd Patterson and Swe- den's Ingemar Johansson at Yan- kee Stadium yesterday was post poned until 6:3O pm. Friday night because of bad weather.
 Promoter Bill Rosensohn said he had made his decision earlier because of threatening weather and condition of the infield at the stadium.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
U. S. SEAMAN SUICIDE

HONOLULU, RESeaman Don aid L. Finn, 19, of Juneau, was found dead in his solitary con- finement cell of the Pearl Harbor brig yesterday. The Navy said today he presumably committed suicide
 Finn was serving three months for disrespect of a superior officer. He was placed in solitary for breaking brig regulations.
 He was a son of Chester V. Finn, 524 F Street, Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26

A N N O U N C E M E NIT s OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
 Phone Red 94 JOHN L. MAAKESTAD. Pastor Phone Red 65
 SUNDAY. JUNE 28 Morning Worship. II AIM. Evening Service. 7:30 PM.
 WEDNESDAY Mid-Week Meeting, 7:30 PM. Theme - Peace"
 THURSDAY Jr. Luther League. 7:30 PM.
 FRIDAY ST. Luther League. 7:30 PM.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26

pr. Erwin Rabeau. formerly of the ANS hospital at Kotzebue is now acting medical officer in charge of the Alaska Native Ser vice Health Hospital in Anchor age.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy with occasional fog patches. Low tonight 4O-45, high tomorrow 55-6O.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-26

~4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 At The Nugget
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

CIA PERSONNEL - Lovely tree.
shaded. eenter-hall, brick rambler
in an area of all new and indl-
vidually styled homes. Large Twins
room, separate dining room, COM
pletely equipped kitchen with din
ing space. 3 bedrooms. . full
baths lone OF master bedrooml
full bsmt. and built-in garage
Sliding glass doors from dininr
room onto shaded patio. Brand,
new and convenient to Langiey
area. A REAL VALUE at S26.950
Call IA. e5-6SO0, SHANNON A
LUCHs, REALTORS, 2O55 Wiser
boulevard.
CUTE M COY DOLL HOUSE
This spick-and@span rambler 4.
loaded with charm. l2x20 liv. rm
sep, din. rm., de luxe cleo, kit
with wall oven, disposal. dishWAsh.
er, breakfast bari Recreation areI
in full daylight bSmt. Detached ga,
rage Huge level lot with shade
trees, in secluded close-in area
Only S15,950. CROWELL a. CO
INC, REALTORS, 2160 N. GLEBI
RD.. ia. 5-0707.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
lFRAtTIAufrRN


ALEX.-A Quaint, tiny Cinderella
like Arm. brick cottage for new
Weds, never-weds, old-WedS, OF
nice, tree-Shaded lot for onl,
SlQ,25O, one-third cash, $50 mo
yields 12ss interest now. Thi
outton-eute. unique little gem II
Tiffany setting. 57xl22, is OF
exclusive, quiet Hillside terrace
Just on Braddoek I'd. and Vale,
Or A heaven-sent dream for III
indiyldualiSt SEE THIS NOV
5EEORE We BOTH WAKE UP
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, so. S-sS3l
before 10 or after z pm.
ALEX;-sEE HOW THIS FIT
YOUR POCKETBOOKl ONLY
$500 DOWN, Ss5 NO. A trull
immac. 2-bedrm, brick home
AL SMITH REALTY. XII T sIsssSS tSssS
ewes JE o-04bA
Evening star., 1959-12-09
GIEN HILL

GLEN HILL, near new Lakewood
Country Club-Lge. and lovely 3.
bedrm. brick rambler; Gear ga
rage, porch. patio. plus many extra
JOSEPH S. DEvEREUx, INC.
10. 5-49SS.
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VIENNA

Long. low, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with carport, on wooded cornel
lot lO2x150. 2 full baths. Beauti.
iul, modern equipped kit. LarEt
living rm. with fireplace. You namC
the terms. Full price, Sl9,95O,
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HTTJCRFST HEIGHTS

If you have the taste of royalty,
eass eS thf tbs pGSkeSGT0k 81 the bm5qae be
rambler with liv. rm., firepl., Ice
sep. din. rm., mod. built-in kit
with eating space, is for YOU.
Streets, city utils., full bSmt. and
gar. included, all for S21,5OO.
once open evenings.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 sranch Ave. Sc. 10. s-77OO
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IBusINEss PRoP. FoR RENT
(CONTINUEDl

2 FLOORS containing 1880 50.
II. each, located at 18th and S
sts, NV. Suitable for storage,
light assembly. etc. Zoned CM-3,
Ample parking. KASS REALTY,
EN-. 3-S10O.
coLoRED-DOCToR OR DENTIST:
18th and Rhode Island ave. ne
Home suitable for offices and home,
u desired, Pvt. parking JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor, 10. $4,000.
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N. ARL.-City comfort with coun-
try. atmosphere; spacious grounds
and swimming pool, 1882, with
sonry wall; 3 bedrms.. . baths, 2
hrepls., rec. rm. with bar, Gear
gar. Low priced with high first
trust. Call KE. 6-6606, SONNETT-
SP1iNoLA REALTY, 5l37 Lee
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. - SPECIAL S1e,95O: of
Russell rd. 3-bedrm., Ia bath,
brick Colonial Firepl., screened
porch. playroom in bsmt. Good
terms. KI 9-3630. M. H. BARRY
ORG, REALTY ADMIN. Ewes
SO. 5-55OS.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

HEART OF HYATTSVILLE-A
brick Colopial on level, wooded
corner lot. Six full rms, bsmt.,
owner has priced to sell al SID
$50. Call It'll Q pm, WA. 7-3qOO,
ROBERT s.. DAVIS g. co, INC
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Assume $4,000 loan. Immediat,
possession. Price, Si6,5OO. Reason.
aoIe down payment-Three bed.
rooms, living room, dining room
kitchen. 1924 It. den or pIay.
room on nrSt floor; full base.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3l1O
Evening star., 1959-12-09

New 3-bedrm. ramblers. Mod, kit
with table space, full rec. type
bsmt.; level lot; Sl4,50O. Mov'
before Christmas.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
BAKER

AND SONS, INC, Realty Brokers
Dos N. Washington ST., Alex, va
Phone KI. 9-6644 or TIE, 6-l40l
Evenings, XII. 9-6S62.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
POWDER Mill ESTATEs
RIDGEFIELD HOMES

OXON HILL-SS50 down. 3-bedrm
split, equipped kitchen. separate
din. rm., "a baths, tiled base.
ment. $1,000.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

HAMPSHIRE KNOLLs - Lovely
cation, 3 bedrms., ? baths. newly
decor. apt. in bsmt., mr.. transp.
$1,000 On. HUGH 7. PECK. He.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

EASTOVER AREA-S500 down, 8.
bedrm. brick duplex. sparklingly
renovated. sep. din. rm., equipped
kitchen. Ia baths. fun basement
Sl4,500.
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Brand-new and only Sl3,500. Cute
n coZy Cape Cod wfexpand. attic,
. bedrms., dream kit, daylight
bsmt. w/walkout entr. Close 70
everything: S1,350 dn. FHA pymts
like rent or easy conv. terms.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

$1,000 CHRISTMAS BONUS, for
some lucky family! Service man
bought this 3-bedrm.. 2Ia-bath
home 3 months ago and never
moved in. Willing to sacrifice for
immediate sale at 81. 900 below
cost. And you can assume a S1a.-
200 low interest loan! Level yard,
garage. close to schools, bus, and
$1,000 cash, or terms can bc
worked out Call VANCE-GREEN
& CO., IA. 4-6200.
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FINANCIAL DISTRICT
FoJGER BUILDING

10 10Th ST NV.
HEART or FINANCIAL DISTRICT
exceptionally desirable 3-rm. front
KoosEs so5Ss Syaii = HoNrl;o,pTHIp Ss5; pI 5-2S42.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-YOU can take over 49,
LOAN, $50 mo. pays all. Cape Cod
with all lEe. rms, full bsmt, with
entr. ALLEN, Realtor, RA 6-3333
Evening star., 1959-12-09

A FLOATING STAIRWAY is the
focal point as you enter this very
lovely and fabulous waterfront
home In Lake Bancroft. Vermont
slate, entrance hall. paneled in
mahogany, 35-ft living rm., 40
IT. family rm., outstanding kitch-
en-, 35-ft, recreation rm., 4Ox4O
patio overlooking the lake. For
someone who enjoys the finest il
really can't be described but must
be seen.
ATLAS REALTY co.
JA. 5-lh5n
4751 Lee Hwy. Corner Glebe)
Evening star., 1959-12-09
BARR REALTY. INC.

o BARR REALTY. INC.
ZIG Wilson Blvd. ia. 4-335O
LOOKING FOR A GOOD BUY IN
VIRGINIA? Then let US show you
TINS spick-and-span split-level in
town OF Fairfax, featuring living
room with, wood-burning fireplace.
separate dining room, all-electric
kitchen, bedrooms, . baths.
There is q full basement with rec.
reetlon room and an additiona
half bath. Anchor-fenced rear yd
THIS FINANCING IS EXCELLENT
with q 4hee loan to be assumed
priced at S21,750 with flexible
down payment. Call ia. 5-6SOO. g
TO 3. SHANNON & LUCHS, REAL
TORS. onhh Wilsnn hlvh
Evening star., 1959-12-09

RIVER RIDGE EsTATEs-New ex-
elusive neighborhood. prestige area,
only l mi. to District, 3 and 4
bedrms... ramblers and split levels,
all brick. fully equipped, luxury
appointments. From S20,400.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

LOVELY 3-bedrm. home, on beauti.
Iul ga acres, only 13 miles from
payments; only Sl7,95N. BROWN
q BROWN REALTY. JE. 4-0041
LOOKEE HERE! Arlington's Coun-
Try Club Hills: impressive white
wooded lot. Center-hall entrance,
living room with vaulted ceilings
adjoining an enclosed porch, for
NAL dining room. three large bed
rooms. ga baths. full basement,
ouilt-in garage. S25.45O. JE.
4-22SS, PARKER. SMITH A
DONNELG, REALTORS
Evening star., 1959-12-09
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE OR STORE, 1000
to 5000 So. #. by kitchen equip
ment wholesaler. Offices and dis
play room may he on end floor.
Phone Ii. R-275T
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SO DN. GI TO QUALIFIED VETS
IhADE-INS ACCEPTED
FULL PR1CE-SI9.925
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
IITRTA RpNc
FALLS CHURCH

REALTORS IA z.sSor
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Fairfax ToWne
Estates

EXQUISITE split-ievels, placed higi
on q hill, with a panoramic view
o. the wooded countryside. Fair.
lax Tovne Estates is in the UNIQUE
position OF being both q suburban
retreat and an in-the-city loca.
tlon. Two blocks from the centel
OF Fairfax and all its shoppin1
and transportation facilities; iusi
one block from school and righi
next to the lovely University oi
Klrsinia, northern campus site
rairfaX Tovne Estates is nonethe-
!eSS IN q secluded eul-de-sae oi
treeS and quiet streets. The view
from the highest points OF the
community Is tremendous and tho
houses themselves are outstanding
3 bedrooms and q den or 4 he'd
rooms, full basement, finished fam
ny room, convenient powder room
ana mud room or laundry room
risht next to the kitchen. Farm
style kitchen with plenty Of Spact
Lor sunday breakfast. Dining room
pig enough for that Christmas
olnner with sliding glass door "a
PATIO huge private living room.
6ss DN. CT TO QUALIFIED VETS
FULL PRfcENsis.s55
OPEN DAILY TIL DARK
DIR; Drive out Rte. so or 2a-2I1
70 FAIRFAX circle. around circle
ana out Rte. 237 to Fairfax, fol-
low arrows to Fairfax Courthouse
tuIn left and follow arrows ID
FAIRFAX Towne Estates.
LURIA BROS.
NHALToRs IA. 7-s5OC
Evening star., 1959-12-09
ARISTOCRATIC

Home in q fashionable area-five
oedrooms. library. study, Tecrea :
ton room. Unusually low cash
ana 4zee financing available on
thiS Country Club home, North
Arlington Call IA. 10000, AR
LINGTON REALTY CO.
WILLIAMSBURG -
Excellent value in Low, LOW 2Osl
G!san. 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial with
FIRST-FLR. Law, huge screened
porch. built-in garage; large cor
ner lot. Short walk to schools and
transportation. VACANT - MOVE
~ TO-DAY! FRANK 8. PHIL
LiPS' INC Realtors, IA 7-S012;
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Det., 6-rm. brk. rambler. in lovely
sill. Spg. neighborhood. 1mmed.
poSS.: owner will finance, Call MR..
DIAMOND, ST. 1914 bet. 9-5.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
MT. RAINIER
DESIGNED FOR THE FAMILY witt

living space galore; 4 bedrms
all on one level; huge liv. rm.,
family rm., din. rm., step-saving
powder rm. and laundry rm. adj
to all-elec., kit; tiled bsmt.: An
chor-fenced lot. Near St. John
the Baptist Parochial and Rolling
crest Public Schools and all con-
veniences. An excellent buy at
S22 500. Call It'll 9 pm, WA.
1-3900; ROBERT S. DAVIS &