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Evening star., 1962-01-31
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Exclusive Listings
S26,950 and Up

FERNWOOD, SALE OR RENT
Modern brk. split level: T rms, 2
baths: level lot. asking S2S,950 or
5000 rent; vacant: ewes, OIL.
2-32O7.
PARKWooD = Newly decorated
white brk Colonial. Tree-shaded
lot rms 3 na6sIed baths breakfast fast
rm.: vacant: asking S29,500: ewes.
VIII. 6-95S6.
BROOKDALE - Much -sought-after
Chevy Chase community, lust over
D. C. line; Conv. to everything
Seldom is anything avail in
Bro?kdale. yet we are. privileged
but offers entrance hall, separate
living and dining rms. kitchen
w/breakfast space: screen porch
3 bedrms, . baths: garage, and
one offers both recreation rm. and
central air cond. Asking S33,95O.
Ewes, OIL. 6-4439.
GoLDsBoRo RDi Year-oid
on quiet cul-de-sac street: beauti-
full. lge.. fenced lot: 3 bedrmS. .
full baths, and . half baths and
particularly nice recreation rm.
Asking S34 $50. Ewes, OIL. 2-7777.
SPRINGFIELD-Nr. KenWood Club.
Outstanding antique brk. split
level on large level lot; entrance
hall, separate living and dining
rms: screen porch; modern kitch-
en- with breakfast space: 3 bed
rms. pa baths, plus expansible
4th bedrm.: den, plus recreation
rm. and built-in garage Asking
S3s,950 Ewes. OIL. 2-7624.
ROCK CREEK HILLSIDE luxe A.
kedrm.. centrally air-cond. ram
ker: recreation rm., card rm.. and
gear garage in hSmt Many ex-
tras. Owner moving immed. Ask
ing $4,000. Ewes. OIL. 9-90S3.
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA-Luxu-
rious new 6-bedrm., ga bath ram
bling split level on a4-acre wooded
lot, 4 fireplaces, and many extras,
and special features. Created for
the most discriminating and ask
ing SS5,000: ewes, OIL. 2-949S.
Stuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors
5207 WISCONSIN AVE.
OFFICE PHONE. KE. 7-1370
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD. |

RIVERDALE
NO CASH REQUIRED. Only $50 per mo- all.
be- Move in with credit Near transportation
LISffNGs NEEDED TRADES ACCEPTED
PINES SPECIAL
NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR A. QUALIFIED CT OR FILA PUR-
3bedrm. bungalow close all
yenience $SS total monthly payment Full price Of
RIVERDALE
arranged for
dttioned for your summer comfort.
L1sr1NGs NEEDED TRADES ACCEPTED
SEABRoOK
Quick this sparkling rambler
lot equipped table SPACE kt IA baths full rec type bsmt con-
NEEDED TRADES ACCEPTED
New 3bedrm separate din modern kit 2 baths type
bSmt bultn conv to everything Hurry Only SlS950
LISTINGS NEEDED TRADES ACCEPTED
buyer Everything be desired that will
LISTINGS NEEDED TRADES ACCEPTED
Acres-New
materials Al rooms extremely large tv rm and with
throughout
LIsTINGs NEEDED TRADES ACCEPTED
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO 49,
HOUSE HOMES
UN. 4-1l66
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TWO-LEVEL backed by Rock Greek
Park. Bethesda. Md. 2la baths;
fisished rec. rm.: . fireplaces, new
Wv. carpet: other attractive
features. Call 949-2619 or MA.
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BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646

CHILLUM-Ask to see this 3.
bedrm. rambler w/h.-w.h., family
rm.: full hsmt. lst. col ner fenced
lot. On D. C. line, walk to fast
bus and shops. Dial 434-1400.
ADEI PHI REALTY,
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST and all
public schools are near this like
new all-brick split-level; 3 large
bedrooms. . full baths, recreation
room. maids room or fourth beG-
room; very large wooded lot: S27,-
$50. GRAY-KESSINGER a. CO..
INC, JU. 5-BlOO,
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CARROLLTON

3 Lovely Homes to Look at
Brk. ramblers. Wall-oven
kit, 3 bedrms., Ia or .
baths, full bsmt. with rec.
rm. S16,g50 TO Sl1,95O.
VA-FHA assume.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
=. BARNARD

wiS5 BEDRooMs," 9 baths, rec.
rm. 2 firepl., level lot, garage;
FHA OR Gl; $2l,450. Call 5S8-
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REALToR HA. 7-4osO
BEDFORD VILLAGE-Mellow used
brick rambler; 3 bedrms.. 3 baths,
den or 4th bedrm., lge. liv. rm.
with firepl.. formal din. rm.. ex-
ira lge. de luxe kit. with break
fast space; full bsmt., rec. rm.
with firepl.. patio; garage; close to
schools and transp.; in the 20s.
o. F SMITH & BROS. CO., INC,
OIL. 2-647S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL-Walk to the Capt.
tol from these stunning town.
houses. l has guest house W. firepl.
end den on 2nd fl. Many to choose
from starting at $4,000. Invest
ment property also avail.
$500
Restore this cute 5-rm. and bath
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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ARLINGTON NORTH
Quality Neighborhood
ONLY 500 q50
ARLINGTON, NORTH
Lge. 41@% Loan

Can be assumed on this spotless
brick rambler in Crescent His
3 bedrooms, 2i2 baths, huge
screened porch, many extras
Liberal terms. Early possession.
Only S29,500. To see call
1OAA
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CARROLL KNOLLS-Immaculate
3-bedrm., 112-bath brick rambler
with fireplace, den, beautiful rec.
room; FHA appraised S2O,500.
G. 4. !. scHLEs1NGER CO.
CENTER-HALL RAMBLER. All
brick and custom built year ago.
King-size rooms throughout in
cluding 3 twin bedrooms, formal
dining room, and beautiful rec
reation room. Located in a pres
hge area and priced under
]. C. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
After PM. Call JU. 5-37OO
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. "a
bath brk. rambler, SEPARATE
DIN. RM., SCI. porch, garage. rec.
room: S2S.5O0. Immed. poss.
H1LDEBRAND CO. JU. 9-SSSO
CHEVY CHASE-"Above the circle,
with better than FHA financing.
Only 800 cash, with S25,OOO,
3O-yr. > and a4co loan. and mo
points" Brand new 7-rm. brick
Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., :! baths, de
luxe kit: paneled rec. rm.: on
level lot. Call our uptown office
SHANNON & LUCHS
Rltors. Since 1906. 5000 Conn. Ave.
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SUMNER
HUGH T. PECK

THREE -BEDRM., 2-bath all-brick
rambler facing ROCK CREEK
PARK: large lot; rec. rm.; $500
MR.. CHANDLER. VIII. 6-S535.
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SPACE AGENCY-3-bedrm. Soft.
luxury rambler, full bsmt., >
baths: A-acre lot: GI. FILA ap-
proved. Minimum down, $3.50 mo.
pays everything. Sp. 3-5lS6, SP.
3-HO6D
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ROCK CREEK HILLSIDE luxe A.
Aedrm., centrally air-cond. ram
AIer: recreation rm., card rm.. and
gear garage in hSmt Many ex-
tra5. Owner moving immed. Ask
ing $4,000. Ewes. OIL. 9-9OS3.
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SPRINGBR0oK TERRACE-owner
transferred and must sell; 3-yr.-
old brick split-level: gar, 3 bed
rms. .215 baths: q -acre lot: as
sumo large loan. Ewes MA. 2-0177.
KELLER WOODMOOR. III. 5-71O0
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ST. NIARGARET'S PARISH = GI
save by purchasing this A-bedrm.
bungalow with mod. kit, full
hsmt. and poy only $50 per mo.
tot2l. Conv loo. Call til 8 pm.
HOMEOWNER. WA. 1861.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADSOIO I Z TUT D
4 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
Featuring for the first time this
all-LriC.: home on h-acre corner
lot offers firepl. in liv. .rm., sep
din. nm, fully equip. kit. with
disposal, dishwasher, rec. rm, and
bui!t-in garage. Owner transferred,
Low POS.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1800
ASFBURTON-Br center
hall split: bedrms... 2la baths,
rec. rm.; firepl.; Dashboard heat;
S2S.G3O; make offer. OIL. 6-911O
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RAY PARK AREh-Cai now to
sec this beautiful all-hrick ram
bier: priced $4,000 under markct
for fast sale; ) large bcdrmS,. >
b9ths huge liv. rm. with RomcI
brick fireplace, formal din. rm.,
completely modern kit, expand
able attic. Many expensive extras
incl wat9Ta al ave s5s eaFpe aSG conysn TaasT
tional or FHA terms. Call WA. r
1900. ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO.,
INC.
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BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC ESTATE
R. A. HumphrieS

Very nice brk. rambler on .
acres, cen. air cond., lge. bed
rms, lge. mod. kitchen. Additional
BLDG. Can be converted to horse
stable.
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TED LINGO, INC.

CAPE COD in beautiful Sligo
on large wooded lot. ) bed
rms, 3 baths, large center
hall, sep. din. rm.. air con-
ditioner, large patio over
looking the park. fully
eauipped rec. rm. W/bar,
excellent financing. Shown
by appointment. Call MR..
CHANDLER; daytime VIII.
6-S53J, ewes, JU. 9-4S6S.
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RIVERDALE-Vac.. 8 rms, h.-w h.
firepl.. gar, being dec; FHA. VA.
JOHN H JOHNSON, 422-15l1.
SEABROOK ACRES. near NASA
only 20 min. to D. C.-Lge., new.
3-bedroom brick rambler, h.-w.
Dashboard heat; lge. lot; all ntils.
Only S22, 800. M. LEO STcRCH,
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BEST BUY SUBURBAN

BENI bU1 SUbV hbAN
HEATON-3- -bedrm. brk. rambler
with " baths, rec. rm., guest
bedrm. in hsmt.. white board
fenced back yard with large trees;
S17.750. PO. 2-3140.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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WHEATON AREA-BeaufifulIy dec
TOWNHOUSE PROF., INC,

AREA-BeautlfuIIy deco
rated 4-bedrm., nla-bath split
only 1 yr. old: cent. air con-
ditioned; mahog. pan; office or
den plus lge. rec. room. LO. f.
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WHEATON-Only S17,5OO for this
beautiful 3-bedrm. brk: rambler.
"SPARKLES AND SHINES
Huge liv. rm., with fireplace. sep.
lge. Al loan.
w. j. NICHOLAS LO, 5-OSOO
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UNIVERSITY PARK

VETERANs-No SIS DIN. Attrac-
tive and 3 bedrm. brick ram
blers: from S14, ,750. Call today.
KEN DRUSKIN e. CO. HE. $4,000
W. HYATTSVILLE-spotless 3-bed-
rm. home with screeneds breeze
way to garage. Assume lge. loan
with 5000 dn. and no red tape.
C paul hickman HE. 1-lO00
WALK TO UNIV. OF MD. from this
beautiful 3-bedrm., . full bath
rm., liv. rm. with firepl., full
bsmt,; level Handicapped lot: con-
ventional and FHA terms avail.
Call til z pm, WA. T-3900.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO, INC.
WHAT'LL YOU HAVE
FHA, GI OR CONVENTIONAL,
name your terms on this new
brk. split-level, nr. University Of
Md. and Pr. Geo. Plaza; liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms., u
baths, rec. rm.: immed. possession;
full price, S20,99O. Call 474-
.Illll
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SPRINGBROOK AREA
lovely nreStine hnrne
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000

ST. JOHN'S-Attractive 3-bedrm.
brick split-level; fenced yard; close
lent cond.: s16.750. LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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HUGH T. PECK

AREA-3-bedrm. brick.
overlooking Sligo Greek Park: near
schools, markets, bus. D. D. line:
sep. din. rm.. 11s baths: full
bSmt.: fenced rear yard; S102 mo.
GI; SlO5 mo. FHA.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-07-26
Aao1sIsa The zou4A

Miss Loretta Jordan, who has
been employed in Denver the
past two years, is home on vaca-
ton to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Jordan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nordwall
and children have returned from
a three-week vacation trip to
Red Lake, Minnesota and Paw
nee. Oklahoma, where they visit
ed their families.
Mrs. Hannah Barr of Nampa,
Idaho, accompanied by Mrs. Gym
thia Owens of White Salmon,
Wash. visited with Mrs. Bars
brother, John Davies, yesterday.
They left this morning for Occur
d'Alene, Idaho. where they will
visit other relatives of Mrs. Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cornett and
son Phillip, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Benjamin and sons were
guests Of honor at a potluck sup
per held on the grounds of the
BIackfeet Boarding School Dor
mitories last Thursday. July 10.
The Comets and Benjamins
we're presented with farewell
gifts by co-workers following the
supper, which was organized by
the local NFFE group. Attending
the supper were federal en-
pIoyees and their families from
the agency, the dormitories and
from the irrigation camps on Sc
vile and Badger-Fisher projects.
Browning residents who at
tended the graduation of Miss
Shirley Sellars from Columbus
School of Nursing on Sunday.
July %, included Shirley's ia
Their, Thomas Sellars, her bro
Their, Tommy, grandmothers, Mrs.
Mary Lukin and Mrs. Thomas
SelIars, Sr, from Cut Bank. Al
so present were Richard Peter
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Bremner. Mrs. Gertie Arnoux,
and daughters, Susie and Betsy,
Mrs. Nora Lukin and daughter,
Helen Ann, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Show and family, and Miss Mary
Elaine Kennedy. Following the
graduation exercises, which were
held in the College of Great
Falls theatre, reception for the
graduates and their families was
held at the Columbus School of
Nursing.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-07-26

Lana Peterson returned nome
last week from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Teeple
spent the week end at Big Fork.
Boyd Larson of New York
Mills, Minnesota is vacatiOning
at the Russell Boyd residence.
Mrs. Patsy Momberg is on the
sick list. Her many friends hope
she will soon be fully recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Higgins and
baby of Oklahoma City are here
visiting friends and relatives.
The Agency Bridge Club met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Beverly Van Dover.
Mrs. Alice McMullen and
grandson. Mike. of Choteau were
visitors at the Birdie Taylor
home last week End.
Janet Boyd and Karen Halseth
are visiting in MiSsOula this
week. They rode down with Bev-
erly Larson who is attending the
University.
The DIR. Bruce family have
notified Browning friends that
they will be at Winnebago, Ne
braska instead Of Belcourt, North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Salois have
purchased the Bill Benjamin
ranch and have taken up resi-
dence there this week
Mrs. Mary Jackson and daugh-
ter. Beth. are spending the sum
mer al East Glacier with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Don Up
ham
Marjorie Boyd and family from
Brockton are spending their va
cation al East Glacier with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Don Up
ham
John Damberger, owner OF the
Glacier News and Novelty in Cut
Bank recently sold his store TO
MFR. Harvey L. Hall of Cut Bank,
effective July "a.
DIR. and Mrs. Galen Wampler
and children left Browning Wed
nesday after visiting friends and
relatives. they plan on making
their new home in Porto Rico.
Their many Browning friends
will miss them and hope they
will be happy in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Benjamin,
Jimmy and Jerry left for their
new home at TT Washaki, Wy
oming Sunday. Billy will remain
in Browning this summer where
he is working for the Forestry
Department
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanne-
man moved over the week end to
ChuIa Vista, California, where
they will make their new home.
They have sold their home TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jessepe who
have moved into their new
quartess-
Mrs. George Tierney, former
ly Of Browning. is in a Havre
hospital following major surgery
Her many Browning friends wish
her a speedy recovery and ex
tend sincere sympathy at the loss
of her father who passed away
after she was taken Ill.
Oscar Doane observed his
birthday Wednesday last week
Joining in the celebration were
Rev. and Mrs. George Richey
and son OF Fl Benton, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. X. Fields and children
and Janice McMullen Of Choteau
who were supper guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Jacobson
welcomed a baby SON into theii
family early Sunday morning al
the Cut Bank Hospital The bos
weighed in at 7 lbs. 1871 ozs-. and
has been named Robert Arne
Mother and son returned te
browning "Wednesday. and are
exported as doing very well
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-07-26
Hospital News
Currently HospifaIized:


Emmett Augare, Marion Ar
noux, Curtis Boushie. Angelina
Bruno, Paul Calf Looking. Char
les ID. Devereaux. Tony Edwards,
Elvira Evans, Karen Lee Fast
Buffalo Horse, Emma Lambert,
Charles LaPlante, Joe Lavarro.
Cynthia Jefferson, Marilyn Lit
tie Plume, Martin Doore, Tony
Roy, Neal Small. Perry Spotted
Eagle. Carl Trombley, Joseph
Turtle.
Discharged:
Ethel Roundine, Maria Old
Rock, Herman Schildt, Joy re
Boy. Rita Hammond, Charles
Connolly. Denis Bear Medicine.
Agnes Burd, Lucille Momberg.
Kenneth Spotted Eagle, Annie
Old Person, Nose Henault, Rose
mary Mcdonald, George Mar
ceau, Lawrence Lame Bear, John
Mittens. Terry Old Child.
Births:
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gervais.
daughter, Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Cobell, son,
Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jensen,
daughter. Cut Bank
Transferred to Galen: Sam
Fast Buffalo horse.
Blood Donors:
Irene Mendenhall. Benton Jun
eau, Charles Thomas. Phyllis
Juneau, Merle Magee, Parker
Williamson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

years in the Senate Senator
Morse is serving now with
his own party in power in
Congress and in the White
House. AS one who has
walked apart and stood alone
it is a strange position for
the Oregon Democrat. One
liberal Senator is quoted by
the author as saying that if
Senator Morse could only
shed some Of his excess bag
gage, drop his feuds, not try
to take on so much, he would
be the most effective Senator
we have"
Mr.. Smith hazards no opin-
ion on what Senator Morse
will do but he wonders if he
is trapped by his own legend
of maverick independence"
This, he says, is the "fron-
tier of the spirit" which the
Senator faces.
CECIL HOLLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

Fredou found human be-
ings clumsy and noisy
enough to make a cat laugh"
He was nobody's pet. In
stead, he was the tonic
needed for a stubborn,
grouchy, normal small boy
who suffered from q gushy,
overprotective mother. 1t
makes a funny story, and in
cidentally a lively, intimate
portrait Of q small French
hotel.
There's no lack of pets in
Natalie Savage Carlson's
third book about Paris, A
PET FOR THE ORPHE-
LINES (Harpers, $3.50.
Which shall it be: A swan or
a goldfish, a parrot or a dog.
one pet or 202 AS usual,
Mrs. Carlson invests the Or
binary happenings Of every
day with extraordinary SYM
pathy and implicit humor.
Two picture books, "Minou"
and "Lizette," cross the bar
riers of language with de-
lightful verbal and pictorial
images. MINOU, by FRANCHISE
(Scribners; $3.50, is about q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
BY BARBARA NOLEN
Contributing Writer

Most important among the
children's books of today are
the growing number which
successfully cross barriers Of
language and culture. 1t is
exciting for children to dis
cover in books how it feels
to be a French orpheline, a
Spanish bull-fighter, a blind
child in India, or a Hungar-
ian refugee. Reading Of this
kind adds emotional depth
to geography and history.
Paris has never Jared so
well as this season. There
is "Minou" and 'Lizette;"
there are 20 little orphelines
in search Of a pet; most de-
lightful is the story Of Ere
dou" by Mary Stolz (Harpers,
$3.50.
Fredou was a proud cat who
owned q small hotel on the
left bank Of the Seine. Fredou
had inherited the hotel from
the previous owner, along
with the concierge and his
wife, the cook, the porter.
and two upstairs maids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

that has not found favor with
the Senator.
In his own inimitable way
and in his own forum, the
Senate floor, Senator Morse
reviewed the book a few weeks
ago. In tigerish fashion he
called it a character assas-
sination book" filled with
"untruths, half truths and
out-of-text distortions"
It is not hard to see why
the Senator was displeased.
Yet there is a great deal
that should delight the Sen
ator and his admirers. While
he portrays Senator Morse
as given to expediency at
times, if not sheer vanity, Mr..
Smith also credits him with
brilliance of mind and cour-
age in many of the things he
has done.
In a New Role
AS one who came to the
Senate as a Republican,
turned independent and then
crossed over the aisle as q
Democrat, Senator Morse
long has been regarded as q
maverick.
For the first time in his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
A New O'Roro Hero:
Jazz Age Coricoture

characters. Nevertheless, let
us say that the best thing
about an O'Hara book is its
conversations. They are not
good enough to make any of
his plays successful.
His latest novel, THE Big
Laugh" is much the same as
his others-lagging in tempo,
ordinary in plot, stilted in
dialogue, commonplace in
characters. Its hero, an ordi-
nary jazz-age caricature, is
dishonest, ambitious, clever,
a product Of three prep
schools, but without a high
school diploma or Gas Mr..
O'Hara puts it, "the equiva-
lent"
We see Hubert Ward max
ing his way in the world of
the theater and Hollywood
and in the world of the bed
room, but we find him not
only unbelievable but also I'M
bearably dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
New Investigotive Body
Is Needed, Study Reveals

Rather. Mr.. Packer. q pro-
fessor Of law at Stanford
University, examines the diff
ferent methods by which
these ex-CommuniSts testi-
fied-court trials, Congress
sional investigations, and ad-
ministrative hearings. He
then asks If these processes
were effective fact-ffnding
instruments In q vital area Of
the national security.
His last chapter is an eval-
uation Of his analysis. He
decides that all the present
official methods have serious
shortcomings, and that q new
investigative body is needed.
Mr.. Packer suggests some
sort Of ad hoe group, such
as England's Royal Commits
sionS. He admits such a plan
has little chance Of adoption
but he argues convincingly for
AN instrument Of inquiry"
free from political passions
or courtroom limitations.
BERNARD GWERTZMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
New Books Cross Barriers
Of Language and Culture

white cat lost in Paris. Even
the hackneyed plot does not
destroy its charm. LIZETTE,
by Adelaide Holl Oothrop;
$2.75). is an original story
in verse, illustrated by Roger
Duvoisin, about q French
poodle in New York. Both
books are recommended for
youngsters Of 6 to 8 who are
learning conversational
French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
THE BIG LAUGI

THE BIG LAUGH. BY John
OHara. CRandom House:
$4.950
John O'Hara is an inter-
esting example of the curious
phenomenon of the highly
successful writer with almost
no observable literary talent.
You have to go all the way
back to James Fenimore
Cooper for a like genius. Mr..
O'Hara is industrious and
regularly productive, and he
seldom disappoints an ad-
mirer.
Who these admirers are I
don't know, but one often
hears them quoted to the eff
feet that whatever else you
may say about O'Hara, his
conversations are good, 1t
may be so. They often have a
certain quality of effortless
splitting out, but they seldom
are realistic or incisive, and
their style never defines the
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it would be a betrayal Of her
youthful ideas" They never
had children, because as she
says Childbearing seemed
no more than a purpoSelesS
and unjustifiable increase of
the worlds population"
Their friends were equally
unconventional. One of
them a homoSexual, insisted
on sharing their room with
them on a trip. After a
quarrel, his reconciliation
gesture was to offer a tour
of local transvestite bars.
Mile. de Beauvoir didn't asso-
ciate with any happily mar
ried people until she was in
her sos and had written her
first novel.
When Mile. de Beauvoir is
dealing with realities, she is
interesting. When she deals
with people, including her
self. she is tedious. A little
less introSpection, a little
more humor, humanity and
common sense, and she might
be completely readable.
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