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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
THE JOURNEY. BY Jiro Os-

he JOONSANG L. ny INV 10
aragi. (Alfred A. Knopf;
$4.50.)
To understand the modern
Japanese people, listen to a
major japanese writer ex-
planning Japan to a japanese
audience. or read THE
Journey"
Mr.. Osaragi is a novelist
of considerable stature. In
any country. any language.
THE Journey" would be first
rate. His characters-young
and innocent, young and de-
vious; old and wise, old
and bewildered-are people
worth knowing well. His de-
vice is simply to describe the
development of the charac-
tiers of japanese individuals
at a time when their society
is being turned inside out.
His plot is girl-meets-boy.
But aside from the pleas
ure Of reading a good book,
one can take satisfaction in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Catholic TheoIogions
Examine Technology

ture advances in technology
because some men have mis-
used these discoveries. Il
have always answered that
since research of this nature
could be directed to peaceful
and lawful detectives, they
would be permitted to direct
their scientific knowledge in
this direction, with the hope
that their discoveries and in
ventions would eventually be
used properly and not
abused"
This is a book for the
thinker, for the person who
wants to come to grips with
one of the most important
forces shaping our contem-
porary world. 1t is also a vol
ume for men of faith, who
will find assurance that SCI
entiflc progress does not con-
f1ict with sound belief in God.
-CASPAR NAMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
MACHINERY IN EVOLUTION

This 16th-Century wOodcut of water driven
mine hoist is one of 118 illustrations from a
new original paperback book, James Kip
Finch's "The Story of Engineering" (AnchOr
Books; $1.45). Written by the dean emeritus
of the School of Engineering of Columbia
University this book outlines the history of
the great construction works of man, from
the early Egyptians to the leaders of the GOTH
century engineering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Billy Mitchell Diary
Open to Public View

tive service and demotion in
seniority of rank.
While Gen. Mitchell's rec
objections of 1918 are
always interesting, they have
the faded air of an old album,
so much has changed since.
We find him dining with Gen.
Petain, then the hero of Yer
dun. whose "forcefulness and
positive ways" impressed the
American officer. The young
Prince of Wales Qater the
short-reigning Edward Wild
asked Gen. Mitchell to take
him for an air ride and was
accommodated.
&C. B. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
African Life Through
Ewes of q LionkiIIer

to add up to the world of
business in a new guise.
This book is far too close
to a recollection of the exc
cutions he has committed to
be of interest to anyone but
Mr.. Taylor. He predicted
that some readers, unfamiliar
with life in East Africa,
would not see eye to eye with
him in his wholesale destruc-
ton of animal life.
He was right.
JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
Other Books of the Week in Brief

elect dispersed through the
Lands and Ages of the
Greater Exile.
BEYOND MATTER. AND
MIND. BY Albert Bachem.
vantage; $500 Natural
sciences synthesized into
philosophy.
NEW WATER FOR A
THIRSTY WORLD. BY
Michael Salzman. (Science
Foundation Press; $685.
HANDBOOK OF GEOPHYS-
les. BY U. S. Air Force.
Macmillan; $50 (Re-
vised edition.)
THE SALTWATER AQUAR-
IUM IN THE HOME. BY
Robert P. L. Straughan.
Barnes; $7.500 An illus
trated guide for the marine
lobbyist.
THE DRAGONS SEED. BY
Robert S. Elegant. (St.
Martins; $4.95.) Of the
offshore Chinese in South
east Asia and their influ-
ence on the world, by the
Hong Kong bureau chief
of Newsweek Magazine.
YOUR WEDDING: HOW TO
PLAN 1T AND ENJOY 1T.
BY Marjorie Binford
woods. Bobbs-Merrill,
$500 New and revised
edition.
BASE BALL'S GREAT
EST MANAGERS. BY Ed
win Pope. Doubleday; $3.50.
Twenty of the all-time
greats, past and present.
LEGISLATIVE POLITICS
IN ILLINOIS. BY Gilbert
Y. Steiner and Samuel K.
Cove. UNIV. Of Illinois,
$4.50) A systematic in
quiry into the relative i'm
portance of the governor,
the formal legislative lead
ers and Chicago's Mayor
and Hobbies in the enact
ment of legislation.
A MODERN TREASURY OF
WISH THOUGHTS.
Edited by Sidney Green
berg. (Yoseloff, $3.50 A
collection of writings on
Jewish deed, doctrine and
destiny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

FONTAMARA. BY Ignazio
Silone. (Antheneum Pub
fishers; $4,000
The dark shadow of fas-
cism descended literally on
a primitive village in the
mountains of Italy when the
government shut off the cleo
tricity. No one had paid for
it, because poverty and ig-
norance had burdened the
community for generations.
Ignazio Silone originally
wrote "Fontamara" while in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
TECHNOLOGY AND CHRIS
TIAN CULTURE. Edited

TlAN CULTURE. Edited
by Robert P. Mohan.
Catholic University Press;
$685.
Five distinguished Catholic
theologians examine in
thought provoking fashion
the impact of technology
upon Christian culture.
Out of their searching
studies comes a common
agreement that depersonali-
cation is the greatest danger
technology presents. In the
chapter on Attenuation and
Christian Culture" DR..
Thomas P. Neill warns "the
most important danger in
herent in attenuation . ds)
the trend toward a deper-
sonalized society"
But the Very Rev. Francis
]. Connell points out the an
swer is not to prescribe fu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

hlm-JuSt as 1t now delights
others-in his struggles to
climb above the poverty and
limitations Of New York's
East Side.
Countless Friends
Mr.. Golden must have
made a lot Of friends where
ever he's lived. He's that sort
Of rare person. He has his
opinions, and he has always
expressed them, but he likes
people, even though he may
often disagree with them.
He has settled down quite
happily in Charlotte, N. c.,
and he explains:
During my life I have
made countless friends by
arguing-and I am a North
erner living in the South,
q Jew in the most gentle
community on the continent,
an integrationist among
white supremacists. I have
a lot to argue about. But I
have made friends over dis
cussing a difference of opin-
ion because I make up my
mind about what I believe,
but I do not make up my
mind about people,"
Well-seasoned Potpourri
This new book. following
"Only in America" and For
&c Plain" is more Of the
same-excerpts from COL
umns and paragraphs Mr..
Golden has written for 1.-THE
Carolina Israelite," stray bits
Of philosophy and recollec-
tons he has set down from
time to time. But the pot
pourri never clogs, perhaps
because it's so well seasoned
with a little of everything.
Naturally he is aware of
the trends Of intolerance
which have buffeted his peo-
pie. On one minor facet he
comments:
Il have never been greatly
disturbed about the fact that
resort hotels do not cater to
Jewish clientele Let those
hotel managers worry. Every
time they get a telegram re-
questing a reservation the
poor fellows take an ulcer
pill and say, I wonder if he
is one"
But more seriously he says,
later in the book, that. 1.-The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

tionate, she watches them
emerge from childhood to
boyhood, from boyhood to
young manhood. She sees
them change from early ris-
ers to slugabeds, from little
boys who hate to be scolded,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

terrain OF a Sel1-maQe CANA
dian millionaire and the
movie star he married. To
tell more would be to cheat
readers of constant surprise
and a stunning solution.
Read it and see.
IN SPITE OF THUNDER. BY
John Dickson Carr. (Har-
per & Bros; $500
The master Of the lock
room mystery turns to bal
comics and plummeting bodies
here in another story Of MUIR
der that couldn't happen
and did. DR.. Gideon Fell in
vestigates a modern crime
with roots in a death at
Hitler's Berchtesgaden. Only
a clairvoyant reader could
solve it with the clues avail
able and DR.. Fell's red her
ringmanship, but it's recon-
mended, nonetheless.
Il
GIDEON'S RISK. BY j. j.
Marie. (Harper & Bros,
$3.50
Everyone who knows Gid
con of New Scotland Yard
knows he won't back down
because the man he suspects
of numbering his wife is a
publisher with influence in
the community. The fascinat-
ing lesser cases with which
he also is concerned are
strong enough to be the
whole show in another au-
thor's book. Gideon is great.
y 4
THE JUDGE is REVERSED.
BY Frances and Richard
Lockridge. q. B. Lippin-
colt Co., $3.50.
Pam North's cat is dead,
and her search for a new
Siamese - face round, not
pointed, please-involves the
Norths in the murder Of a
cat and tennis specialist with
enemies on all sides. Another
smooth as cream Lockridge
effort.
+
SLEEP WITH ISLANDER. BY
Dolores Kitchens. Double
day & Co., $2.95).
An anonymous letter claim
ing his illegitimate grand
child, put out for adoption
! five years before, is being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
King Louis
On Her Side
AN GELIQUE AND THE

~ w. S~SNAAAAS Nv
Ion. Oippincott; $3.50
Strangely this beauty, in
the decadent and lavish court
Of a French King, cannot
keep her own husband.
Strangely, because her gifts
bring Louis XIV to her side.
She learns, almost too late,
that Madame de Montespan
would gladly kill her. This
novel translated from the
French is not just another
story of the period. 1t deals
with Partisan life as a whole
in cross section-and ex-
poses its wicked, pulsing,
wild hearth. A. LYON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
HISTORICAL AND
BIOGRAPHICAL

ALONG ALASKA TRAILS.
BY Lois McGarvey. VAN
tage; $685. The life story
of IAN old Sourdough."
FAITH BRINGS, TRIUMPH.
BY Homer Buddy" Dyer.
Vantage: So Autobiog-
raphy Of the blind ex-
boxer turned stunt driver.
ARISTOTLE. BY John Her.
man Randall, jr. (Colum-
bia, So A general intro
duction to the philosophi-
cal achievements Of Aris-
totle.
THE RICHEST AMERICAN:
j. Paul Getty. BY Ralph
Hewins. Dutton, So BIZ
ography of a man and his
money.
BRECHT: THE MAN AND
HIS WORK. BY Martin
Esslin. doubleday, $4.500
Biography of Bertolt
Brecht. 1898-1956, one of
the most significant writ
ers Of this century.
PAPERBACK
THE DEATH OF IVAN
LYNCH AND OTHER
STORIES. BY Leo Toll
Stoy. (Signet, 50cO Re-
prints of four of this Rus
sian authors stories in
which he disSects the basic
drives, emotions and mo-
tives of average people
searching for self-knowl-
edge and spiritual perfec-
ton.
TALES TO BE TOLD IN
THE DARK. Edited by
Basil Davenport. (Ballan-
tine, 35c). Ten stories by
the masters of horror.
HOW WIDE WE STRAY. BY
Harold Mansfield. Ballan-
tine, Soc. A documentary
novel about a visit to Rus
STA and the events that
took place.
THE SOUND OF HIS HORN.
BY Sarban. tBallantine,
35c). What might have
happened had Germany
won the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
GOLDEN OBSERVATIONS
A New Humorist
Gains Stature
By CARTER BROOKE JONES
star Book Critic

ENJOY, ENJOY! BY Harry Golden. World; So
It's easy to why Harry Golden the amabe tolerant
editor of the Carolina Israele writes best-sellers
He always has something to say and his interests are
so broad that everybody find something null over
every little while.
He is interesting writer a sharp observer
and his humor must have been unfaing blessing to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
AMERICAN HISTORICAL
nOCITMENTS Ed;+ad ,,;+h

DOOOA14N I os IUIUCU W1UII
introductions by Harold c.
Syrett. BARNES & Noble;
$2.25). Characters, mar
ratives, speeches, laws, jul
dicial decisions, treaties
and the complete texts of
the Declaration of indie
pendence and the United
States Constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
AT HOME IN LONDON
Nan Foirbrother
Goes to Town
BY MARY MoGRORY
Star stan Writer

Nan Farbroher is contented housewife She is Eng
fish. Of Her American counterpart according to all
hear hopeessy at odds with her environment beating
against the bars of her routine bewang the of talent
and education spent in the endless Of wping noses
and folding clothes
Miss Fairbrothers pleasure in her daily life as chronced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
GENERAL

H U MAN RICH rs ARE
MADE IN HEAVEN,
STATES RIGHTS ARE
MADE IN DARKNESS. BY
John H. Schell. CExposi-
ton; $2.50D A treatise on
human rights.
A MINNESOTA DOCTORS
HOME REMEDIES FOR
COMMON AND UNCOM-
MON AILMENTS. BY
John E. Eichenla VI b.
prentice Hall; $4.950
Remedies for cough, colds,
congestion, sprainS. tooth
ache, earache. bruises, pre-
mature aging and other
physical disorders.
THE LIVING RIVER. BY
Isaac Asimov. (Abelard,
Schumann; $3.50 The
story of the blood stream.
SHAKESPEARE AND FIVE
ACTS. BY Henry l..
Snuggs. vantage; $500
Studies in a dramatic
convention.
SHIRAZ: PERSIAN CITY
OF SAINTS AND POETS.
BY A. j. Arberry. (Univer-
sity of Oklahoma; $2.75)
One Of the Centers of
Civilization Series.
HOW TO WIN AT BRIDGE
WITH ANY PARTNER.
BY Sam Fry, jr. Golden;
$3.50
THE HOLY KABBALAH. BY
A. E. Waite. University:
$100 A study of the Sc
cret Tradition in Israel as
unfolded by Sons of the
Doctrine for the benefit
and consolation of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
CRIME AND MYSTERY
By BETTY MILES
Star STAFF Writer

new novel by Ross Macdonald has become guaran-
tee of excellence. THE FERGUSON AFFAIR (Alfred A.
Knopf $500 thoroughly uses the authors reputation for
depth and validity of Characterization and plotting
young lawyers decision to champion accused of
theft leads unexpected country including the tortured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
DEATH MASK. BY Ellis
Peters. doubleday g. Co.
$2.95.)
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17

beaten and starved to death
drives a wealthy architect to
private detective Sader for
help. But Sader soon learns
that only the things the
grandfather hasn't told him
will help in tracking down
the child. First rate. more
subjective but equally as ef-
fective as the authors ad-
mired earlier efforts.
THE HECKLER. BY Ed Nc
Balm. (Simon g. Schus-
ter, $3.50
If the 87th Precinct series
were required reading for all
high school seniors the po-
lice departments recruitment
problems might be over.
Here. Detectives Steve Ca
rella and Meyer Meyer are
unaware that the routine
cases each is handling are
connected, and part Of a
master plot. But their pain
stalking Investigations are
scarcely a match for a mas
ter criminal and mathemati-
clan who has figured the
percentages and decided he
can defeat the 30,000-man
force. A fine addition to a
fine series.
DEATH MASK. BY Ellis
Peters. doubleday g. Co.,
$2.950
A 15-year-old weaned on
Greek thinks he sees the
Oresteia revived when his
archeologist father dies sud-
denly. His mothers former
sweetheart tries to help young
CriSpin overcome his sorrow,
and becomes involved instead
in his obsession with his
fathers death. A fresh theme,
well written.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
THE SELF-STARTING

WHEEL. BY william Muir
ray. Dutton; $3.50
This is styled by the pub
fishers a comic novel, and it
Is highly amusing, a satire,
apparently on various lit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-17
FICTION

TOMFOOL'S PIKE. BY
William Kendall Clarke.
(Holt, Rinehart g. Win
ston; $685. A novel of a
man who built a road to
find love and moved a
town across it.
BIBLE VIGNETTES. BY
Margaret M. Newman.
Vantage; So Condensed
and simplified stories from
the Bible.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
PARKLAWN

- . - SA AA1@ n w 4N
3-bedroom brick rambler; 1b
baths, radiant heat, fully equipped d
kitchen. Also included are washer
and drier. Just redecorated. As
sumo large loan. Price, S1S,95O
with $1,000 cash.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
POWER TO PLEASE! The whole
family will agreeI Space for nom
In the modern up-to-date kitchen,
full basement. carport and fenced
yard will delight dad Big rec
room for kiddies' TV. 3 big bed
rooms. > baths. . fireplaces. A
real home designed for building
memories; Call now to see: ROUTH
$4,000
Evening star., 1960-08-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

COLLEGE PARK acres Q-2l
With furnished air-conditioned Of.
nee building t3,600 50. ftD .ad-
Joining. Numerous outbuildings
Between U. s. No. / and Kenfl-
worth ave. north of Greenbelt
road. For details, and to inspect
call MR.. OLEAIR or MR.. BALL
MARYLAND SALES, AP. 1-2075
2OIS 5th ST. NE. = $500 so #
on End floor once entrance in
'front.'. Raised alley in rear for easy
leading Modern Offices wired fol
air conditioners. Ideal for manu-.
featuring. Available on or before
Sept. l Inquire 2O14 9th st. n.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

ouality-built brick Split-level can be
bought on rent-option basis, fur
nished or unfurnished, 3 bedrooms,
rec. rm., garage. wall-to-vall car
peting. Nicely Handicapped corner
lot. VACANT. Move in today. For
further details call TINKLE PROP
INC. Realtor, 310l Columbia pike.
IA SIonT
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT

ALEXANDRIA-S rooms, . baths;
on N. Washington St. close TO
suit tenant. For full irrforma ton,
call HI a-3530, EBNER R. DUN
CAN CO. REALTORS AND IN
SURORS. 9l6 Prince St, Alex
andria Va
Evening star., 1960-08-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

HOLM HILLS, South Of Alex
20 minutes D. c., near Mt. Yer.
non blvd; ideally located; 4-ted.
room CONTEMPORARY in thi,
most desireb'e community; Ger.
port and many extras. Avail FOL
lmmed occupancy. Lge. 5Aee loar
TO be assumed, Sl4S FIFTH
Owner transferred. Must see L
appreciate. Priced below market
Tor inlnIed. sale at S26.90O. LOI
SHACEY REAL ESTATE, so. g.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

WE NEED more lots. acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY Co FA. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-08-19
aSsIiI.E m.i-4l.I InIN

ASSUME HIGH 4Ia% LOAN
On this spacious 3-bedroom, l IA
: msnt and carport; walk to ele-
. mentary and parochial schools.
For appt. tn see, call
UNITED REALTY. CORP.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

APPROXIMATELY 5,O0O-ft ware.
house, plus parking, or 10, 900 Fl
land: D. C. area; zoned lNht
industrial. needed about Jan. Give
complete details Write Box 362T,
WaShineton Z, d. C
Evening star., 1960-08-19
suNEs pRo for SALE OFFICES STUDIOS Tor RENT LOIS ACREAGE for SAT-

ANTIQUE SHOP 3-bedrm. homs
plus unfinished eottase On corner
acre. Entrance TO GeorSe wash
ington's birthplace. Can be seen
anytime. S22,6O0 net. Must ser
10 appreciate. HUGO SORIVI
Washington's Birthplace, West
mCreland Co, Va
Evening star., 1960-08-19
FABULOUS

FABULOUS is an understatement!
This remarkable home has an
INDOOR SWIMMING POOL with
lounging area and bath which is
only 3 steps down from either the
liv. .rm. or the kit. Also bedrms.,
. baths on | level. Dramatic
mezzanine balcony overlookS the
luxurious liv. rm. Whatever the
day of the year your entertaining
schedule or mode or living will
not be subject to natures whimS!
This is not q weird architectural
fantasy, but a superbly planned
and practical livable home. New
and nearing completion Priced
TO go at $4,000. BY appt.,
TYSON REALTY CO.. Matthew E
Tyson, Broker. JE. 1864.
FALLS CHURCH-Delightful little
o 2-bedroom cottage, on per.
fectly gorgeous Handicapped lot
full finished basement. MUST
SELL! EVENINGS, ia. 2-5O47
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, Real.
tor IA S-S01o
Evening star., 1960-08-19
8 Pills DEN

Lots OF values in this lovely
home. Spacious living room
with fireplace, separate din
ing room, breakfast bar in
kitchen. diversified, neated
paneled den of living room.
Full basement, three bed
rooms, half bath on first
floor. In wonderful family
area right of Glebe road:
So 800.
Evening star., 1960-08-19

VIENNA-Assume 4l2oe CT loan o.
3-bedrm. ramb.: fun bsmt: 4.
acre fenced yd.; pymts. Sl01 81
mo-. Sl7.500. Owner, WE. S-6922
WAKEFIELD FOREST = 3-bedrm
brick rancher. only "a years old
Situated on "a acre in area Of
distinctive estate-type properties
Like new condition. all moderr
equipment, including baseboart
landscaping Convenient to al
ferertial hwy. FHA appraised ant
priced at S25 900 Call SHANNON
L. LUCHS. REALTORS. ia. s.
$500. 2055 Wilson blvd, Q It'll o
WHY PAY MORE: Your home a.
discount. Direct from builder
houses in beautiful surroundings
conveniences Priced $1,000 t
S29.a5O. Your choice 3 to
bedrooms. Near circumferentia
highway interchanges in the very
hest ersss oIos of Fairfax County
VIENNA AREA-3-bedrm. rambler
on "a acre fenced, wooded lot
ideal for children: convenient Il
public and parochial schools anc
CIA. Price. S12.750: assume large
1st trust at 40 interest. OWNER
TW. 3-7O63.
WIDOW will hold lst mortsage
NO RED TAPE in buying this de-
liehtful 3-bedroom. 2-bath home
with basement. Large lot with
stately old trees in quiet area o.
Falls Church city. Short walk t
st. James, bus and shopping
Priced right at S17,a50.
REALTY, JE. 4-T00C
Evening star., 1960-08-19
ASSUME CT

Attractive 4l2"c loan on at
tractive bi-level with a con-
temporary styling. Three
bedrooms, all big: Ia baths,
birch kitchen. Oversize lot.
Located high on a hilltop in
beautiful section of close-in
Falls Church; Slq,05O,
Evening star., 1960-08-19
MELLICHAMPE

REAL ESTATE
The First Large Real Estate
Edgewater, Nd. Dial (3O1l
Colonial S-l6SS swift S-3I6S
Evening star., 1960-08-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

RARE AS RADIUM-4 bedrooms
all on one floor, in this true Ariz.
ona rancher. Great big 110xls4
lot. Center-hall entrance. lovely
msi SinE dISns IS9% Vita room rsg5fi gs6ShRfSF fS5
room, rear screened porch. Neal
trsnsportation tarasnsrtt ono and qHs huge sSopOins
area. Priced for immediate sale
Call right now, JE. 10000. VIM
A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC, 70l
W. Broad, Falls Church. Va.
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
bedrm., 2-bath brick split-leveli
close in to Alex: S23.500. Cal
for inform. bet. 4 and 8 pm
daily. all day Sat. and Sun. TIE
R-RA6S
Evening star., 1960-08-19
AVAILABLE NOW

NORTH SPRINGFIELD
,, NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
B BEDROOMS. > BATHS, FULL
BSMTS. WITH ROOM FOR 4th
BEDRM. AND LOVELY REC. RM.,
SEP. DIN. RIM, LGE. KIT, FIRE
PLACE. NO THROUGH STREET
PRIGED At S@l 100. FHA OR
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

TAVERN WANTED - Have client
with 10000 cash wanting tavern
in MONTGOMERY County. For quick
sale phone
KEN McGREW REAL ESTATE
PO. 2-9633 Ewes, 30I-WA. $3.50
Evening star., 1960-08-19
FOUR BEDROOMS

Lovely rambler on nice lot in Fall.
Church area. Laundry rm., patio
Sl3,9S0. Only $3.50 down.
BROWN e. BROWN REALTY
JE 4.OOAI
Evening star., 1960-08-19
GRACIOUS LIVING

We offer you house in the
country club area Of North
Arlington with all the room
YOU have asked for, for COM
Portable living and gracious
entertaining. Separate din
ing room. kitchen with table
space and many cupboards,
master bedroom with private
bath on first floor; two huee
bedrooms and second bath
upstairs. Full basem ent,
screened porch: S26,950.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
WAREHOUSES tor RENT

$500 SO. Fl. mr.. 18th and Column
bia I'd. n.w.-Fireproot bids, high
ceiling, A., ground level with
loading door and Offices. Zoned
CM,S. S5c per IT. Phone HU.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Az cc LOAN

CLOSE IN brick Colonial: 2 bed.
rms, entr. foyer to lee. liv. rm
with fireplace, sep. din. rm, birch.
cabinet kit: full bsmt.: scr porch
garage; beaut. level lot with trees
COW: to everything; priced onl!
S11G5O
ROSS HAwoRTH REALTY, INC,
Realtor KE. $500
Evening star., 1960-08-19
w. BERENS, Realtor
EnIs CuIiRfu 81 IIiilin n, :

e. FALLS CHURCH. of Williams.
basement. recreation room, plumb
ing roughed in for additional
bath; walking distance to schools;
immediate possession. Assume
large 4 l2nc loan, minimum cash
81 900 Price only S1S.5On. Call
Mr.. Davis, AP. 1-5901. WALKER
& DUNLOP, INC, REALTORS