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now dissolved literary mar
riage. In art half a pair is
often less than so per cent
effective-who would Shelley
be without Keats, who Tom
Mix without Tony? - and
while one may admire Mr..
Dennis for his resolution to
"go it alone" (as Belle would
say, one is always aware
that integrity is not the
only priceless ingredient"
Nevertheless, Genius" is
a disappointment only to
those who hoped for another
Little Me-" The uncondi-
toned reader will find it a
breezy and amusing story
of the joys and vicissitudes
of an American free-lance
writer by the name of Pat
rick Dennis living in Mexico
City and followed by a nem-
esis in the form of Leander
Starr.
Starr is the genius" of the
books title. A great and
famous movie director, he
operates in the grandest
manner without benefit of
money, credit or confidence.
He is quite above the neces-
sity Of financial stability,
for he can get what he wants
by means of his inexhausti-
BILE and overpowering charm,
adroitly combined with his
skill in flattery. trickery,
cajolery, and matrimony. In
fact, it is only when he in
advertently finds himself in
the chips as the winner of
an enormous national lot
terry that. unable to rid him.
self of wealth quickly enough,
he is temporarily betrayed
by fate.
The loosely strung Incl
dents of the novel are we'll
calculated to show Starr in
his most miraculous mani
festations of genius. The
minor characters, including
a valet who happily attempts
to keep his master in Scotch
and clean shirts, a former
wife, disillusioned but still
eager, a Southern female in
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dubious, bemused-his life,
he says is one of "complexity
through joy"-but he is never
obtrusive. The only advantage
he takes is an allowable one;
he can cause the reader to
laugh out loud.
Take, for instance, his
description of his Dachs-
hund, Fred-dead these seven
years. He is lying in bed,
thinking Of Fred, because, "in
life, Fred always attended
the sick, climbing right into
bed with the patient like
some lecherous old physician,
making a bad situation
worse" Fred was no ordi-
nary, loving pet, but then
his master is no ordinary
writer and one who has
learned that the trick Of
animal stories is not to
sentimentalize the subject.
Less Tolerant
Mr.. White is less tolerant Of
other troublesome situations:
the decline of railroads, for
example, the soft" writing
of the U. N. charter, the
cliches about disarmament.
Contemplating the U. N.
police force, he observes,
They are clothed with our
universal good intentions.
armed with the hopes and
fears of all our years."
The most beautiful selec-
ton in the book Is Mr..
Whites Tooth anniversary
tribute to Henry Thoreau's
walden. He takes into &C
count the objections to Tho
reau "a hairshirt of a man."
including his own, but he says
the ultimate thing about
Walden, that when read
young. "it is an invitation to
life's dance"
I'm the brooding atmosphere
of war and the gathering
radioactive storm, the in
nocence and serenity of his
sum mer afternoons are
enough to burst the remem-
bering heart, and one gazes
back on that pleasing inter-
lude-its confidence, its pur-
ity, its deliberateness-with
awe and wonder, as one
would look upon the face Of
a child asleep"
Arctic Voyage
The other peak in the book
is THE Years of Wonder,
an account Of an Arctic
voyage, which the youthful
White started, with a group
of bored, frightened, San
Francisco businessmen, as q
first-class passenger and
ended as a mess-boy to the
ships firemen.
1t is everything such an ac-
count should be: graphic, ex-
citing, and shot through with
a melancholy, amused recol-
lection of his fatuous, adven-
turous younger self.
All but one of these es-
says first appeared in the
New Yorker. as letters"
Their collection in a book was
not only deserved, it was in
evitable. They will be read
and re-read as long as any,
one is around to enjoy the
English language and the
workings of a rare mind.
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Patrick Dennis Picture
Of q Famous Movie Man

GENIUS. BY Patrick Dennis GIarcort Brace g. World;
$4.50)
After collaborating with Belle Poitrine in Little Me-"
Patrick Dennis has returned to his unasssted
in the writing of his latest book Genius Mr. Dennis has
talent and Genius is good book but sadly shows the
absence of the insight the humanity the brlsnce of
expression that Miss Potrne's contribution
Evening star., 1962-10-21

her death all these years be-
cause he sent her on a rou-
tine job that killed her. Why
an FBI man would have
more confidence in Mike
Hammer than in his own
colleagues we'll never know.
, The story moves swiftly in
spite of detours for hate-filled
speeches against everybody
Mr.. Spillane doesn't like and
tributes to those he does, in
cluding the late Senator Nc
Carthy.
BLIND GIRLS BUFF. BY
Evelyn Berckman CDodd,
Mead & Co.; $500 Mas
ter Of a special brand Of
historic horror story, Eve
lyn Berckman shows she
can make everyday evil
just as chilling as the BIZ
zarre. The heroine is
beautiful, l7-year-old An
gela Kelso, who jumps at
a chance to find out about
her real parents against
her adaptive parents
wishes. In the process, she
learns a lot about her
self and stirs up ancient
and dangerous animosities.
y 50
THE CASE OF THE ICE
COLD HANDS. BY Erie
Stanley Gardner. (Wil-
liam Morrow & Co.; $2.95D
Herewith a handbook for
embezzlers. Item one: Track
winnings on bets made with
the boss money belongs to
the boss. When Perry Mason
agrees to pick up winnings
on a horse race for a pretty
girl her brothers irate boss
Evening star., 1962-10-21

is to say that reading THE
Points of My Compass" is a
restoring experience.
Prose and Tone
Among such excellences,
two should be singled out
for special attention. One,
of course, is Mr.. Whites
prose, which is as cool and
clear as spring water. The
other is his tone. His rela-
tionship with his readers is
courtesy itself. He reasons,
but he never harangues. He
protests. but he does not op-
press. He is always present,
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New Books of the Fall Season in Brief Review

tor Book; rs cents.) The
fascinating history of CO.
lonial americans who
fought for and conquered
the Appalachian Mountain
Barrier.
THE ATOMS WITHIN US.
BY Ernest Borek. CA Co.
lumbia Paperback; $1.95D
Winner of the 1861 Thom-
as Alva Edison Foundation
Award for the best science
book for youth.
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BOOKS IN REVIEW
Chekhov Looms Lorqe
In the Glass of Time
BY DAY THORPE
Star Book Critic

CHEKHOV biography. BY Ernest j. Simmons (Atlantic-
Little, Brown; $10O
Andre Glide remarks somewhere that a smaller
tain may blot out larger when the viewer close to it,
Tooy looms larger than Dosoevsky but recede
IN time may be that the older writer will be ncom
parao greater Perhaps inverse optical illusion distorts
the relationship Of Tolstoy and Chekhov Although the
latters best work is later than the formers the
English speaking world returns closer literature
Evening star., 1962-10-21
PAPERBAcKS
THE FOLKLORE OF MAN

THE FOLKLORE OF MAN
AGEMENT. By Clarence B.
Randall. CA Mentor Execu-
tive Library Book; so
cents) Clarence B. Randall,
retired president of Inland
Steel and special advisor on
Foreign Economic Policy
under President Eisenhow-
er. offers an. analysis of
the myths and stereotypes
of the modern business
community.
THE WONDER EFFECT.
Stories by the science fic-
ton team of c. M. Korn-
bluth and Frederik Pohl.
(Ballantine; SO centsD
FORTH TO THE WILDER
NESS. The First American
Frontier, 1854 1774. BY
Dale Van Every. "a Men
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turns up and insists the $14,-
600 she won is his because
the bet was made with
money her brother stole.
Mason manages to keep the
money. but the employer is
killed and guess who's
charged with the murderP
Not top flight Mason, but
we enjoyed 1t.
4 -
THE CHINESE NAIL MUIR
DERS. BY Robert van GU
, lik. (Harper & Row;
$3.50 Judge Dee fans are
rewarded with another
splendid book. The plots
as good as ever and the
characters, gratefully, more
three dimensional. This is
the last of the original
series, but the author
promises a new one.
i y
GAMBIT. BY Rex Stout.
(The Viking Press; $500
The best thing about Gam
bit is the ingenious murder
method, though the motive
is flimsy. The chess club
locale is never exploited
effectively, unfortunately.
The point, Of course, is to
provide another tour de
force for Nero Wolfe, who
is shown in all his eccen-
trio splendor as the cur
tain rises tearing up and
burning Webster's third in
ternational dictionary be-
cause, he says, it is mu-
dering the English Ian
guage.
Evening star., 1962-10-21
ANewNucIeor Program
Offered by Dr.. Lopp

KILL AND OVERKnL: The Strategy of AnnihIation. BY
Ralph E Lapp. (Basc Books, Inc; $495)
DR.. Lapp, Washington nuclear physicist who helped
invent the Abomb concerned about the future
than the scared citizen He nuclear
bombs can do and he describes the jam with
new and fascinating detail
First he there is ever-present hazard that
somewhere in critical nuclear weapons may go off in
definance OF all precautions" We still manufacturing
Evening star., 1962-10-21
Psycho-CentennioI

ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF
PSYCHIATRY. BY Emil
Kraepelin. philosophical
Library; $4.75) An illus
trated account Of the devel-
opment and progress Of
modern psychiatry.
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tellectual who inflects every
declarative sentence as an in
terrogation ("Ah come from
Corinth, Finesee? Nah family
were all Drains2), together
with the writer and his wife,
are all the best Of foils.
Genius" is a book that Is
nice to read to yourself, but,
unlike its predecessor, it does
not fill you with a dominat-
ting desire to find at once a
friend Cor stranger) to quote
1t to. DAY THORPE,
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FICTION
NEW VOICES OF HISPANIC
AMERICA. An AnfhcInnu

NEW VOICES OF HISPANIC
AMERICA. An Anthology.
Edited and with an intro
duction by Darwin j. Fla
koll and Claribel Algeria.
(Beacon Press: $4.95.) This
book introduces over thir-
ty of the best modern writ
ers from Spanish-speaking
countries of the Americas.
Many of them appear for
the first time in English.
DEAR GEORGE. BY John
Keasler. (Simon and Schu-
ster; $250) A book Of ad-
vice to the "lovelorn, hate
lorn, moneylorn, or in gen.
eral all lorn up" with
drawings by Walt Kelly.
THE QUARTERBACK. BY
Tex Maule. mckay; $3.75D
A novel of professional
football.
Evening star., 1962-10-21
Slavic History
THE SLAvS IN EUROPEAN
HISTORY AND CIvILIZA-

TION. BY Francis Dvornik.
(Rutgers; $15D Drawing
upon original sources in
Latin, Greek and Old Sla-
vonic, and from a wide va
riety of scholarly authori-
ties, Father Dvornik pre-
sents in the compass of a
single volume a complete
chronologically arranged
history of the Slavic peo-
pies and their neighbors
from Middle ages through
the early modern period.
Evening star., 1962-10-21
MYSTERY AND SUSPENSE
Sodism, Shock, Screams
In Full Gruesome DetoiI
BY BETTY MILES
Star Staff Writer

Squeamish, anyone? Then skip THE GIRL HUNTERS
by Mickey Splane (E. P Dutton & Co., $3.50 the years
handsdown winner for churnng adsm Fleming
couldn't do better Mike Hammer pulls himself out of the
gutter after drunk when dying man tells
him his girl Veda Is still alive Mike had
Evening star., 1962-10-21
TO BE REVIEWED

The following books will be re-
viewed on the editorial pose Of The
Stor this week:
MONDAY - Greet Stoeeeooch
Robbers Of the West" by Eugene
B. Block. doubleday
WEDNESDAY - II Will Sur
vive," by Solo PowIowiez with Kevin
Kloso. tNorton.)
FRIDAY - Ten Keys to Lotin
America" by Fronk Tonnenboum.
(Knopf.)
Evening star., 1962-10-21
THE NEW ENGLAND I'M

The NEW ENGLAND I'M
AGE. BY Samuel Chamber
lain. Oh a stings House;
$12.950 A fine photograph
ic study of that region
which has so enriched the
cultural heritage of Ameri-
ca. Mr.. Chamberlain To-
cuses his camera on its viii
lagos, and towns, hidden
harbors, gracious house
and many other scenes
which together reveal the
character of New England.
THE VIOLENT GANG. BY
Lewis Yablonsky. (Macmil-
Ian; So Documented with
real cases and recorded in
terviews, this is a report
on the minds and lives of
the youth gangs.
B ECOMING THE COM
PLETE ADULT. Edited by
Simon Doniger. (Associa-
tion Press: $4.50) A dis
cussion by 10 well-known
authorities.
Evening star., 1962-10-21
Can We All Be Killed
Byon Atomic Accident?

FAH-SAFE. BY Eugene Burdick Harvey Wheeler Mc-
Craw-H Hill; $495O
Evening star., 1962-10-21
GENERAL

Barnes and Noble has Just
published two more in it's
American Authors and Crit
les Series" The two are avail
able in either cloth ($2.95
each) or paperbound ($1.25
each) editions. They are:
HENRY ADAMS. An Intro
duction and Interpretation.
By George Hochfield. En-
phasis is on the literary
artist and the continuity of
motive and theme underly-
ing his writings in all
genres history, biography,
novel, memoir, essay and
poetry.
JAMES FENIMORE COOPER.
An Introduction and In
depreciation. BY Warren S.
Walker. An outline of the
social conflicts which
shaped the author, and a
full-scale study of the man
who shaped Americas con-
ceptions of her pioneer-ad-
venturers.
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UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
3-bedrm. rambler. liv. rm. and lge.
kit. full bsmt. with outside exit,
2 acres OF land. $4,000.
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HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l7OO

LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
AlDELPPHIA.--FANTAsTIc BUYI Re-
aueed $4,000. Costum brk. g.
penrsa' rambler on nearly Y, acre.
rec. rm. WA bath, ser. porch
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor o4y-Iq50
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ROCKVILLE AREA
TREES TREES TREES

BoCkVILLE-Full price S12,75O
mo 5 DOWN"
OF or. min. down FHA. 3-bedrm
ffempler. fenced yard for the kids.
W. J. NICHOLAS. Rltr s4s-1eoo
RoCKvILLE-Just listed. 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod. full bsmt.. carport,
large corner lot with trees and
anchor fencing, FLA, SI7 300
Only 500 DIN. Pc. 2-3l4O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. MGT.
SHERWOOD FOREST AREA-Year.
beaut. wooded Ha-acre lot HUG t
Nv. .rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.
5amily Git, h.-w. heat. $30.500
6. a. scIIEsrNoEa CO.
SILVER SPRING = Distinguishes
rms, 2 baths. study, scr. porch
sewing room, 5000 50. It, Twin
space. OIL heat. l blk. schools
close 20 shopping. Assume FILA
BY OWNER. S24. $50. JU. 7-7374
SILVER SPRING, MEADOWOOD-
3-bedrm. brick rambler on woodel
| n acre, obtainable with $1,000
Gown. sos mo. Family din. rm.
lge.. screen rear porch, swimminl
pool, garage. OWNER, 622-2O97
SILVER SPRING-New listing, 4
bedroom, 21s-bath brick home
Daylight rec. rm. with walk-ou
exit, table space in kit, sep. din
rm.,, storm doors and windows
ss55c,eIisnt cond, near schools
| D@4I - n
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TREAT YOURSELF

to this all brk. rambler. 3 bedrms..
full bsmt. with sparkling rec. I'm.
fully equipped kit.
W. J. NICHOLAS. Ritz. 949-1600
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WOODSIDE PARK

1907 BURTON ST.
AL brick rambling home, Only $780,
KEY ~ 'nlS p hst5ss vs area .rs large
L De1s r "a oanm sn very isIse rec
trail air conditioned. DIR: Right
off Georgia Ave. on Ballard St.,
left on woodland. right on Bur-
ton st.
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GRAY-KESSINGER
REALTORS. III 5-R1nf
TAKOMA PARK

PINEY BRANCH ROAD
Most conv. location. Completely
renovated. 8 bedrms.. Ice. liv.
rm. with firepl., den, Ice. lot.
Manovill Realty Corp.
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CLOSE-IN
SIIVER SPRING

212 INDIAN SPRING DRIVE
Stately prewar colonial with first
floor tile powder room, and den,
3 large bedrms,, recreation room,
lot, S23,500. DIR: coiesviile I'd.
to Indian Spring Dr., left to home.
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SUNDAY 1-6
620lpGn
CLOSE-IN
SILVER SPRING

IUl LHEohFEAhE
o 5ref sl7S SsGrn RA s iG P BstS. f Gil
basement, dining room, a lot Of
house for the money. DR.: Sligo
Ave. to Chesapeake cat Chicago
Ayel Left to home.
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DADE REALTY

WHEATON-Large Cape Cod. Z
pedrms" sep. din. rrl., electric
kitchen. full bsmt., large fenced,
wooded lot. Slb.250. VIII. 2-6706.
WHEATON - California style g.
bedrm. dream" rambler with
beautiful family room, patio and
level lot. 5000 dn. FLA or CT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04

WHEATON = Truly immaculate 81
bedrm., 2-bath split-level:, Has
sss6 51. aa aad o K igHs rR 1iISsen'
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor, 94g-4000
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SUMNER

Brick Colonial on quiet cul- de-sac.
Living room with fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room, kitchen with
breakfast space, library, powder
room LIST floor. Master bedroom
plus 2 other bedrooms, 2 baths on
End. Rear screened porch. Full
basement with rec. room, fireplace
and built-in garage. Ewes, Mr.
Gall, OIL. 2-3749.
w; 6; q 4, n. MILLER pEv; co,
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
EN-. 2-4464
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CHEVY CHASE

35Ob DUNDEE DR..
Immense all brick split level in
nice \ S..S setting Ing. Nv T. h., -. bedrmsa
recreation room, large jalousied
porch. exceptional value, $685. 800.
DR.: Right offaKensington Pkwy.
on Kenilworth Ave. to MONTGOMERY,
right to Dundee. left to home.
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JU. 8-7744
Parkwood-

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OPEN 2 TO DARK
CLOSE TO NIH-BETHESDA Nh
1921 Everett Street. FILA or assume
$4,000 4he5 Gil. loan at SI12
per. mo-, inc. taxes and FMS. De-
taehed Cape Cod brick: liv. rm.
w/fireplace; din. room. fully
equipped kitchen: 2 bedrooms first
floor, one large bedroom second
floor, full daylight basement, rec
reation room w/bar, laundry room,
gas heat, r-conditioned, beau
tiful lot, 10 minis. Wheaton Plaza
Shopping Center, few blocks to
public and parochial schools. To
reach: Out Connecticut ave. to
Saul I'd, left to Cedar lane, right
TO Everett, left to home. H. T..
RANDOLPH, Exclusive Realtor, FE.
7-2137 or VIII. 2-6499.
'OTOMAC-First offering. Country
living. 80 min. from downtown,
close to Potomac Village on dead
end street. Brick split-level CO.
lonial; bedrms., 81 baths, liv.
rm.. firepl., sep. din. rm., family
size kit. fully equipped, family
room with firepl.. gear garage.
! acre wooded lot. BY OWNER,
AK. 9-937S.
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Most. for the lea Ell

1901 JANET ROAD
Most attractive brick 3-bedrm.
rambler with large dining Ell, full
basement. Only S16,350, FILA.
DIR: Left off Georgia Ave. on
Janet Rd.. 2 blocks north Of
Weller Rd,
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KAY BOWLING

Real Estate Co., Inc, Realtors
207 N. Frederick Ave. Gath, Md.
WI. S-9250 or BOLIVIA. 6-2500
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
-3-bedrm. rambler. liv. rm. and
lge. kit, full bsmt. with outside
exit, 2 acres Of land. $4,000.
Older 2-story home having 8 bed
rms. and bath, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. full bsmt.. 2-car garage.
Sill 900. Mr.. Boyds, 324 acres OF
rolling land with springfield
pond, 2 houses in need Of re-
pair. $4,000.
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KAY BOWLING
Real Estate Co. Inc.

heAlLOrS
207 N. Frederick Ave, Gath, Md.
WI. $4,000 or 301-- WA. 6-25O0
1860 3-bed-
rm., 2-hath split-level, de luxe kit.
g Siift. lly, r ITs din tsro sIp" rec rm
BACKS . on PARK. bifsi s tlyei Lee los,
oWNER: See zoos Delaney Dr..
Call VIII. 2-6S37.
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CAN'T OuHIIFY2

NO MONEY DOWN CT
CAN'T QUALIFY?
YOU CAN IN THIS LOVELY HOME
Ideal for the active young family.
Why suffer the cramped living Of
tenant apis. Here, on this wooded
lot. with patio and swimming pool.
you can enjoy the relaxed atmos-
phere Of community living you
have always dreamed about. Call
for appointment, 949-2S60.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
AREA - sENSA-
T1ONAL VALUE. Nearly $4,000
below FILA appraisal. $1,000 dn.
all-brick rambler. 2 baths. pam
eled rec. rm. air cond. Quick
occupancy. OWNER. JE. 5-9764
oAKvIEW in Silver spring-WALK
TO BUS, SHOPS, PUBLIC AND
PARoCHIAL SCHOOLS. 3-bedrm.
bsmt,. SOFT paneied family rm.,
Ia baths, lovely shaded lot with
100-ft: front. Spotless condition.
FILA. S1,100 down. HE. 4-S525.
oLNEY SANDY SPRING: Attrac,
home on wooded acre. DR.. Bird
Rd. . bedrms., paneled den, separ-
ate. din. rm., encls. breeze way.
patio. rec. rm.. built-in hi-fi, sep.
shop or kennel. Excel. cond. Many
extras. Price S24, 300. Terms. HAL
LOWELL REAL ESTATE. WA. A.
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ST. CAMILLUs PARISH
Large brick rambler, 8 bed
rooms, 2la baths, custom
rec. room, storm doors and
windows, fenced level yard.
S20,500, FILA.
QUAINT ACRES-Goodman
contemporary on "a acre,
ready for immed. occupancy.
4 bedrooms. large kitchen,
family room. sep. dining rm.
with fireplace. Excellent buy,
low sos.
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE co.
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OPEN M 3 TO 5

lust for kids is this spacious coun-
try contemporary in an excellent
med. occupancy. Living and din
ing rooms overlooking lovely park
Ike landscaping with towering
trees. Dramatic flagstone entr,
foyer with sdjoining paneled IL
brary; Modern kit. Priced at
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p CHARLES H. JAMISON

: ~ CHARLES H. JAMESON
WHITE FLINT PARK-3-bedroom
brick rambler, newly painted in
- side and out. 15x20 liv. rm., fire.
place, din. IL" step-saving mod
kit, dishwasher, stove, refgr. and
- cabinets, rec. rm., 13x23, Mahog.
paneled den or library. laundry
7 +, frri ~ furnace rm., gas heat. Beau
~ tIfully shaded, landscapped lot
a. 500. Assume S17,750 LIST 41aes.
1mmed. possession.
!. GERMANTOWN - 7-rm. frame
house, large liv. rm., din. rm.,
= fam. rm.. farm-size mod. kit, 8
Z bedrms., bath. oil h.-w.h., full
bsnit., attic, metal roof, det. ga
.. rage, lovely tree-shaded knoll, n
mir South of Acc Interchange
: land dual hwy. Ideal for COM
: .Jmuting. S16,950. Terms $4,000.
6OYD-GERMANToWN-New brick
: rambler; liv, rm. 16x23, firepl.,
4 din. 81" Unframed. kit. 3-bed-
?, rms, baths, full bsmt,, rec. rm.,
=, area, firepl., oil h.-w. h., ldry
tubs, screens and insulation, blue
o. stone dr., breezeway, carport, lge.
porch, superb lot, $4,000 terms.
3 n CHARLES H. JAMESON
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ADELPHI. 2515 Buck Lodge I'd
SSitoeorm. brick rambler. carport.
nifty. $4,000. terms to suit open
sun. 1-5. HE. 4-7227. AP. 1855
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Bethesda Realty

REALTORS OIL. 4-l41E
SILVER SPRING : Beautiful brick
home for large family, 3 big bed
rms. 3 baths, rec. rm. and many
extras! Bedrm. or den and bath
on LIST fir. On big parkway lot,
yet near schools. shops, transp'
Bargain priced for quick sale.
PR1NGLE REALTY JU. 9-6326
SILVER sPRNG-Beautlful close
in 2-yr. brick rambler, 3 bed
cond., extra lge., fully equipped
Kit, walk-out bsmt.. waikiki
closets, finished rec. rm. with
patio. Owner will sacrifice for
S25. 800. HE. 9-3521.
SILVER SPRNG-NEW LISTING!
SENSATIONAL VALUED 3-bedrm.
sll-brick rambler on lovely level
lot; ideal home for young family,
sparkling ceramic tiled kitchen,
dining area, utility rm.; screen
porch. Just S14 ESQ. FILA terms
l. L. LEWIS 949-433O
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". J. NICHOLAS, Realtor, HE. 4-lOO0

ADELPHI-First time offered a
bedrm. all-brick rambler. sitnatSd
on lge. level fenced lot. Lee Nv
rm. w/firepl., full bsmt., dish.
WSsner. garbage disposal. MANY
otner features. FILA appraised.
$1,000. COLLEGE PARK WOODS
REALTY. WE. 5-5522
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Pnone DlCkEYS AP. 7-SOs0
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NEAR WASH. SAN. - Ford built
with 3 units. (2) 2-bedrm. apis
and ID l-bedrm. apt. Sep. en-
frances. Low rent could be in
creased.
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HUGE REC. ROOM
In full bsmt. Level lot with OSP.
rambler, 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
Sep. din. rm. and lge. kit.
See 1t today. (ParklandD
w. j. NICHOLAS Ritz. 949-1600
WHEATON-Just ST, ESQ FLA or
assume ~ q loan, SIo5 per no.