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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

wEsTORY BLDG, 18th and p NV
One OF the country's busiest in
tersections, fine elevator bldg. new
lobby, etc. Very desirable room now
available on 9th floor facing l4th
ST. With excellent view over city
river; etc. Ideal for dentist. Also
meScisi use, Rent only SIS d per eG mo
incl. full char service, electricity,
GERBER REALTY co. -26
WHEATON. 11145 Viers Mil I'd -
rooms avail. Rent single or COM
plete; parking area. 10. 4-6644
1917 18th ST. N.w.-studio ONCE,
$2b. Other desirable rooms at $50:
wired for air conditioning; good
parking area. ST. 3-5530. --27
18th AND K--Room in suite in In
vestment BLDG. Furnished or un-
furnished, carpeted, air-conditioned,
reception room. attractive surround
ings. Space. for secretary II desired
MA. s-l7l6; evenings. EN-. 3-3a73
CORNER 10th AND PA. AVE. Gas
Pa. ave. n.w.--Attrac. front offices
elev. BLDG. good location. Reas
Apply $40 = st. NV, Room 10:
r ST. AT 9th, 527 9th st. NV
Elev. bldg, desirable space fol
offices, shops and studios. with
north light. cow. location. Rea-
sonable. Apply $40 = st. NV.
CENTRAL NATL. BANK BLDG,
corner 9TH and Pa. ave. NV
Desirable 2nd n space; 3 ex.
posures: elev bldg. Reas. Apply
$40 r st. NV, Room 10. ---26
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, air cond..
lge. rms. $50 So. IT., pvt. Law. very
reas. rent Call MA, S-24S9.
SILVER SPRING, MD.--Very desir.
able md floor suite. Of approx. 00l
50. II. now available at 1880
0eorgia ave. Just over D. c. line
next 70 Hot Shoppe. In heart Of
small loan once area. Completed,
renovated and In Al condition
Lge. open rm. approx. 700 So. IT,.
plus nice pvt. once and storeroom
Ideal for many uses, incl. Insurance
branch. real estate, manufacturer
agent. etc. Rent only S175 per mo
For further information. call MR.
G1LL EN-, 10000, --26
CONVENIENT LOCATION for an,
professional once: modern. air cond
1915 18th st. NV. no. 2-535S Of
EN-. 2-4626 10 inspect. %
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GARAGES
WANTED

We have several responsible parties
bldss.. suitable for auto and truck
repairs. body work and painting;
sizes ranging from 5000 TO 10000
So. It.: some adjoining parking de-
sirable: End commercial coming re.
CURED. Consult NJ. jenkins, SHAN
NON 4 LUCHs CO, -RealtoT. 724
l4th st. NV, MA. 8-2345. -26
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EVERY KIND

For country living, Investment. rent.
al or DEVELOPMENT, check our large
list at the once. Here are q few
4 ACRES. modern 4-bedroom, In ex.
cellent condition; 90 Minis. from
Germantown: only $4,000.
100 ACRES, small modern home
tenant house and every kind Of
outbidg in good condition; easily
rented Easy daily drive to wash.
S35. 900. which is about half cost
OF the bldgS.
40 ACRES, broom and bath home
tenant house, barn. silo. corn crib,
etc.; now rented; $4,000.
40 ACRES, 12-room, 3-bath brick
home. tenant house; wonderful
array OF bldgs. This is q real in.
vestment at $4b. 900.
|@90,aAcRE gentleman's home: s32.-
i S0.AcRE DEVELOPMENT FARM--
River road section; around $3.50
200 ACRES. close in: investment al
460.xcRE Rock Creek farm, $4,000
s5o.AcRE ESTATE farm: $500 acre
I75O-ACRE valley farm at $500 acre
This is the successful mans dream
SEE OUR LARGE
AND COMPLETE LIST,
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
ipTATTnpG nAITIyEpQpIIQI oQQ
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sToREs FOR RENT

SCI 9th ST. N.W.-Close to corner
9th and P Good for photos. cam
eras, fruits, vegetables, shoe repair,
etc. Reas. Apply $40 + st. nv.
+ 81. LOCATION. so4 p st. nv
Heavy foot traftlc. Apply $40 =
LeDROIT BLDG, sOO-sI0 p ct. NV.
list floor space including show
case at entr. OF bldg. Apply $40
p st. NV, Room 10. go
39II I4th ST. N.M.-Store 1880.
In good busy location; excellent for
any business; 500. RIA. 3-42S2
6SO5 GEOKGlA AVE. NV. at
Kennedy st-Busy corner: ideal
for any type business. RIA. $4,000
s BLOCKS NORTH from 0 and p
SITS. NV, s15 Eye st. n.w.-Lge.
store and rear rm., mr.. 3 parking
lots; redecorated: 500. DI. 7-7s57:
ewes. LII. l-l352. --26
TAkOMA Park, MD.-Corner To-
cation on busy thoroughfare. Ideal
for restaurant or drugstore. Oppo-
site Safeway. $140 mo. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-llO3; 10.
5-3593
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MONEY AVAIL, for refinancing LIST
serV. AARON REALTY CORP i421
x st. NV. RIM. 313, DI. 1861.
End TRUSTS, virginia; immed &C.
ton; low rates, McCLAINE. 2l0C
Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 2-330O.
Rad TRUST NOTES purchased or
improved Virginia properties. SHIP
IRiRsT AND sEG0ND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO. Real.
THE TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE he,
buyers waiting for. your End trust
notes. Complete. fast service NJ
charge unless sold at your price
216 Investment Bldg. NE. S-4077
MONEY ON 2nd TRUSTS-We vii
buy End trust notes, D. c., nearby
Nc: or Va. Reasonable rates. MA.
TLONAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
MENT CORP. 1872 n. 2. ave. NV.
a. q MORTGAGE so1RRfasA LOANS for ,,n.ne.
ing homes. ali forms Of insurance
MRS. MICHELSEN. EN-. 3-2242. II
End AND 3rd TRUSTS BOUGHT
immediate service See US for the
s ( 81 n IRssqT ,, 49,. ,o, cash
s e sAk dh s-T 81 ne IL s So
.H %'i fRHsT owsEK A'1 aTTEsf,os
Don't sell before getting my prompt
Va B. {. III III. e STIcK. E C G-ss SCI
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

3.7OO-s.OOO so. IT.; i3-ft. ceilings,
heavy wiring: large overhead
doors; once space: brick and ma
sonry construction: suitable for
manufacturing or warehouse Lo-
eaton; Bethesda River I'd. at the
per yr. Phone MR.. WEGMAN,
Pc, 2-9450, ewes: OF OIL. 4-1676
weekdays 90
LEASE with ortion to buy-i5. 000-
50, 1T. ground floor: fire-resistins
BLDG. 16 ceiling, loading docks.
Bro siding and 10000 SO. 1T. park
ing. court. All fenced in. Powered
For insp, phone, LII. $4,000 or
He 1927. 20
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Near Warrenton. Va

Near Warrenton, Va.
35o-acrs livestock farm, facini
Rte. IL. S-rm. house, water. cleo
tricity, large stock barn for 80.
cattle silo and tenant house; large
stream through farm land In higt
state Of cultivation, Price: $50. 900
Easy terms. Call JULIAN p
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REALTORS. oAITHERsBURG 20
l4R AcreS-Elite Country

l46 Acres-Elite Country
In the Warrenton estates area
gently rolling land. so good II Is Q
steal at quoted price. S-rm. hous'
needing repairs, Excellent view o.
countryside: streams: 3 acres
wooded. Only SS8 per acre.
DILLON LAND co.
TIA Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va
JE. 4-4040. Open . TIL o
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

40 WIZARD, 8 hip. motor, gcod
condition, $50 full price. Call LU.
4-O95G for information. --2b
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-dr,. S2s7; SO Anglia
saiss5a: s2SNe :; nh H'ilg % A,l fs@S
sta. wEn.. S1.lS7: 81 Jaguar,
road, S1,6S7: '52 Morris conv. :,
S647; '55 Triumph road. 81 1857,
and many others JACK PRY,
LTD. l4th and P SITS. NV.
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spartan-Royeraft-Stewart
1886 Nashua So Complete. 3.1p5
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES COMPANY
Open 90 1--WE days and 1915 Sun.
Closed Monday
White Plains Md PHI: La Plata 1902
mi north Of La PLATA on Rfe alI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICKS-'4s sedan; dyna.. T, and
b.; $249. 81 Super Riviera; dyna-.
dyna., 7. and h.; $500. ,'53 Super
stserins: si.ssSs. IS &c Century hard.
top Convertible; Stone, power
steering and brakes, 7. and h.;
5000. IS Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop: fully equipped: &2.799.
HORNETS CORNER, Buick Dealer
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. o-6464.
BUCKS s'55 Specials and SuperS.
Centurys and Roadmasters: color
selection in all body styles. HOR-
HER'S BUICK Downtown, 1I11
14th. DL 1898. -27
BUICK 1851 super 4-dr.; dynafsov.
radio. heater. 2.tone Verdi green
and snowshoe white finish; below
market: 1895.
PARKWAY-FORD
3O5l NJ ST. NV. Pc. 3-22O4
BUICKs--195l: all models. all coll
oTs:- ready to go; priced from S697
70 SS47; a great selection Of the
finest 1851 Bucks in town. EMER-
SON d ORME (Buickl, 18th and
M SITS. NV. d. 1896.
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AUTO 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

FORD F-S tractor and trailer: also
3 mats. Call EV. 4-9257. --3I
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PACEMAKER 1Q55

bunk. win sacrifice. orfginsi price
S5,995, yours this week S4.995.
Will accept as little as $685. down
and SS6.27 for so mos. on unpaid
balance through local bank, which
includes interest and insurance
customer is willing to sacrifice part
Of deposit due to being transferred
overseas. COLES MOBILE HOMES,
mi. north of Laurel, Nd. on u 8,
Route /. Parkway 5-I022. go
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AUTOS EoR SALE tes...l

AUSTIN HEALYs-ie56 "fpp": new
1855: incl. lie Mans models: mans
improvements: new color comb
Most wanted sports car. MANHAT.
TAN AUTO. INC fEst. 1910. 18th
at r SITS NV. NO. 7-27O0.
AUSTIN '53 4-door. heater: s595.
STUDEBAKER
1918 BALTIC Ave. College Park. Nd.
Open 8 AN. I'll 0 PM. UH. $4,000
BUIcKs-seleetion Of models and
Dealer, Pa. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii
BUCKS - STANLEY H. HOREER
INC. Downturn Buick Dealer, iii
18th convenient to all hotels
once buildings. real estate and D.
nancial districts. d. 7-3993
BUICK '55 Special Riv. coupe: r.
h., dynadoW. WV. tinted glaSs,
lots Of other equipment. Like new
IA every way; S2.I96 PENNY
MOTORS 1920 R. !. ave. ne; Ia.
Buick 1852 super Riviera 4-door
heater. OIL company executives
personal car. Driven only % 900
miles. Beautiful condition. $3.50
See this Call OWNER. Metropoh-
tan d-oHAl. %
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MONEY 70 LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSULTANT. loan refinaneinR
9 9Hns SsPis5ov HR Mo az II sve2as.pE
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IDEAL

To assume 4hes financing and move
in when ready.
To have 3 nice-sized bedrms. In
an :, all.brick, 45-ft. rambler with
walkout bsmt
by nice large trees, have a COM
munity swimming pool. rec. area
and new elementary school within
walking distance.
To get a completely modern GE kit,
inciudins dishwasher, Disposal
bsmt. To raise your children in q
quiet neighborhood with flne neigh
bors.
These features designed to solve your
housing problem. May handle with
small down payment.
F. E. MALCOLM
IA. 7-302+ CT. 6-2l0s
20
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY

A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2000-S.E. REALTY
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

Brick or frame, white or colored:
ME. S-54o0: evenings. La. 1854.
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BUICK 1854 Roadmaster 4-dr.: dy-
nafow, radio ana heater, power
steering and power brakes, tinted
covers This car Is ike new. Only
S1.s96. saftey tested for your pro-
lection: 30-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wisconsin Ave and Ellieott st. NV.
KE. 7-130s Open Ewes. TIL
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ROANOKE ISLAND year-round home
Reasonably priced. Owner re-
turning TO England. Wfke him
Box rs, Manteo, North Carolina.
LOUISA. vA.-10-r room brick: oil
heat. baths. 90 miles south. $16,-
500 for $4,000 home; $500
down. SIPS mo, TIE. 6-4l3f'
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BUICK so Super convertible; light
gray with black top: dyna.: $500.
HORNER'S BUICK, Downtown),
iii 14th st. NV. DI. 1898.
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SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. Will gay cash for all makes
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Ut
BUICK $50 Super convertible: beau
white-waII tires; dynafow. radio,
heater, etc.: equipped with Cont
mental spare; very clean; thor
ouEhly reeonditioned, Only 1897.
s en- n ctS { oRME lsItskk)' l7th
BUICK 1854 Super hardtop: beauti-
full. colorful yellow with white top.
custom trim. whitehall tires, radio,
heater, dyna., etc; thoroughly re-
conditioned: new-car APPEARANCE.
Full 30-day guarantee. Only S2,097.
EMERSON q ORME Quick. 18th
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13

parties have also recognized to a
greater extent in recent years
public responsibility, and have
tried to keep appropriations more
nearly commensurate with the
University's growing obligations
and services. Recent governors of
the State of Delaware and the
Chairmen of the Joint Finance
Committee of recent general as
semblies, especially the late Doc
tor Ernest B. Benger, should be
given a special place in the an
nails of the University"
An ever growing spirit of CO.
operation between the university
and the states secondary school
administrators and teachers is an
other factor affecting favorably
the progress of the university,
DR.. Perkins believes.
Discriminating recommenda-
tions by Delaware principals and
superintendents of qualified stu
dents to their State University
have also contributed to our in
creasing number of very able stu
dents. Cooperative relationships
between the University of Della
wares faculty and high school
teachers, and especially between
the offices of our Deans and guild
ance people in the high schools,
have led to commendable efforts
by the secondary schools of Della
ware to prepare better their pup
ills who have college as an OBJ
jective."
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13
PROGRESS AT
UNIVERSITY
DIR. John A. Perkins, Presi-
dent of University of Della
ware Makes Report
GIFTS FROM CITIZENS

Political leaders, private citiz-
ems and the superintendent, prin-
cipals, and guidance counselors of
De1aware's high schools are large
ly responsible for the growth and
progress of their state university
in recent years, according to DIR.
John A. Perkins, president of the
University of Delaware.
In his annual report for 1856
Sc, DIR. Perkins writes, "The peo-
pie of Delaware have had the wis
dom of expression and operation.
Unlike many commemorative,
there mas been here a minimum
OF political or other interference
IN the administration of the Uni
versity. On the one hand, the pro-
fessional expert has been free to
teach and write in the area of
his specialization according to his
enlightment without being throt-
tied by less well informed and
less objective special interests. 1t
is generally recognized that you
cannot have freedom of investiga-
ton in the science laboratory, and
Inhibit the philosophers freedom
of thought and expression in the
Classroom because he may offend
established self-interest and ira
ditions."
Gifts from private citizens have
enabled the University to develop
at a faster pace than would have
been possible otherwise, DR.. Per-
ains reveals.
The names of such benefactors
as Messrs. Pierre S. DUPONT, H.
Fletcher Brown, H. Rodney Sharp,
w s. Carpenter, Jr., and others
should be indelibly inscribed in
the affection of students, alumni,
faculty, trustees and friends OF
the University of Delaware" DR..
Perkins asserts. During the past
year approximately thirty expen-
sive acres of land in the vicinity
of the campus were acquired with
funds especially given for land
purchase. To the Longwood Foun-
dation the University is especially
grateful for a grant of 100000
TO complete the engineering facil-
dty initiated by an earlier grant
from still another foundation"
Of the States political leaders,
The president declares, "The State
Government and both political
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13
Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
r E A l. E T A T E

! By virtue of an order of the Orphan S
/ Court of the State of Delaware in and
| for Kent County there will be exposed
to sale at public auction or vendue on
ham Streets. Smyrna, Kent County. and
State of Delaware on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 29, 1856
at 2;00 in the afternoon
the following described real estate, to wit /:
No. |. ALL that certain tract. piece
or parcel of land and premises situated
in the Town of Smyrna. Kent County
easterly corner of Mt. Vernon and Up
ham Streets and bounded on the north
west by Mt. Vernon Street. on the south
west by Upham Street, on the southeast
by lands of the estate of Joseph Wright.
deceased and on the northeast by lands
now or late of Charles Thornley,. The inn
provements thereon being a frame DWELL
ing house. and being the same lands that
were conveyed to the said Lydia G. Green
in and by the deed of Marian Smith and
others by deed dated November 6. 1919
and now of record in the recorders Of
flee in and for Kent County aforesaid.
No. 2. ALL that certain lot. piece or
parcel of land beginning on Howard
Street in Spruance City. Kent County
and State of Delaware. 40 feet from the
corner of Lexington and Howard Streets
at the corner of a certain lot of land
now or late of Susanna FAIRIES having
a front of 35 feet on Howard Street and
running of that width a depth of 100
feet parallel with Lexington Street. con-
tanning $500 square feet of land, be the
same more or less. The improvements
thereon being frame dwelling house.
And being lands of which the said
Lydia C. Green, late of Smyrna, Kent
County and State of Delaware died seized
intestate and which will be sold by order
of the, said court to pay debts of the
said Lydia C. Green.
The administrator will make return of
sale on Saturday the 5th day of January
A. d. 1857 at 10 100 in the forenoon.
By order of The Orphans Court of
the State of Delaware in and for Kent
County.
GRAFTON R. HEATHER, Clerk
Terms of Sale
209o of the purchase price will be re-
quired to be paid to the undersigned on
the day of sale by the purchaser, and
the balance to be paid at Dover. Della
ware. on or before 10 100 AM. Saturday.
January 5. 1857 at the office of John
B. Hutton and Joshua M. Twilley, at
torneys for administrator.
The. percentage paid on day of sale
price if other terms of sale are complied
with. otherwise it will be forfeited for
Noncompliance and treated as liquidated
damage.
RYNEAR w. SLAUGHTER,
Administrator of
Lydia G. Green, Decd
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13

Children who ride school bus
should follow two main rules;
Obey the driver, and be careful of
traffic when entering or leaving
the bus. There is always a
chance that a car may not stop
when the school bus does.
Smyrna times., 1956-12-13
Ruinv Duv or Sunnv ut Acme You Suve Money!
Isl
R'4The
Bookshelf

smyrna PUBLIC Library
Hours: Tuesday and Friday
$50 : 900 pm.
Librarian:
Mrs. Louise Denney Clifton
NEW BOOKS
These Thousand Hills,
A. B. Guthrie, Jr.
Water, Water Everywhere,
Emily Kimbrough
The Linden Affair,
Martha Albrand
Teenage Books
The Team That Wouldn't Quit,
William MacKeller
Fly Away, Cinda, Janet Lambert
Merry Christmas Mr.. Baxter,
Edward Streeter
King of Paris, Guy Endore
Compulsion, Meyer Levin
The Tribe That Lost It's Head,
Monsarratt
Captain Little AK, James Street
The Saint Around the World,
Leslie Charters
Teenage Books
Basketball Clown,
c. P. and o. B. Jackson
Coppers Knob, Eleanor M. Jewett
Hospital Zone. Mary Stolz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

CTEP INTO the Perlmutter house
- hold and you are Immediately lost
in a bewildering maze of easelS,
canvases. Autographs, paints, zinc
plates. brushes and frames of every
size and shape. And the wet Paint"
warnings in the. living room do not
pertain to freshly decorated wall or
vanished trim, but to the new art
creation lying on the couch or perched
on an easy chair. The home of Jack
and Norma Perlmutter, 1926 HALEY
terrace Sc, is not so much dwelling
to live in as haven to work in.
During the day, Mr. Perlmutter is
employed at the Nays photographic
Office as photographer. Evenings, he
is always at his easel or drawing
board. Three years ago, he joined a
new project at District Teachers Col
lege: An adult education art CEN
ter where he teaches a class in paint
ing. His vibrant enthusiasm is caught
by his students and reflected in their
work With his usual drive, he has
helped establish an art gallery at the
college for professional art exhibits
and first-hand study for the student.
Any art lover, student or ordinary
layman who Just knows what he likes
has undoubtedly seen and probably
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TYPOGRAPHY" Jack will tell
you, where the artists do the
drawings but send them out
to be printed. I believe that
printing can be just as crea-
tive as the drawing"
But the ancient process of
using heavy stone for print
ing the Autographs was too
cumbersome for Jack, so he
experimental with light zinc
plates.
You'll never get the same
effects" he was warned. You
can't beat the old tried-and-
true method"
But Jack worked nights,
sometimes until the small
hours. perfecting his process.
And the reward for his per-
SlStence Is that today PERL
mutter Autographs are in the
permanent collections of our
finest museums, including
New York's Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art, the Philadel-
phia Museum, Carnegie In
Stitute in Pittsburgh, the
Library of Congress, and the
Corcoran. His paintings local
ly are in the Phillips Collec-
ton, Howard University, and
the Watkins Gallery of Amer
lean University.
Most young families long for
larger homes, equipped with
all the ultramodern gadgets
that make for luxurious living.
Jack and Norma Perlmutter
dream of a larger home, too,
but only to gain more room
for their prints and parapher-
MALTA. Those prolific Perlmut-
tiers have a passion for art,
not luxury.
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Prolific PerImutters
BY JOYCE FIELD

admired a Perlmutter painting or
Autograph. For Perlmutters have
hung in every art gallery in Wash
ington, in theater Hobbies and at art
fairs. And the Perlmutter reputation
has spread beyond the Nations Cap
ital, so that today Mr.. Perlmutter is
represented by the Kennedy Galleries
and the Contemporaries in New York.
Any artist who has struggled for
recognition knows what it means to
win New York approval.
The Corcoran Gallery of Art will
hold a one-man show of Mr.. PERL
mutter's paintings and Autographs
June through September 80.
Norma Perlmutter is a painter in
her own right, and has exhibited
extensively in Washington. She signs
her work with her maiden name,
Mazo. Her husbands ardor for lithog-
raphy aroused her interest to such
degree that she studied intensively to
become a professional photographer
herself. Yet, despite this beehive
activity, she has managed to bring up
a pair of daughters, Ellen and Judy,
aged 8 and IL.
Even in their rare social evenings,
the PerlmutterS will expound on their
favorite subject. color TYPOGRAPHY.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER so Champ. Starlieht
cpe.: fully equip. light green fln. I;
TER. 5s5 N Glebe I'd. Arl.. Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1852 convertible: r.
and h.; one owner; beautiful green
finish: S499. Call Mr.. Share. CO.
5-6140. KAPLAN s. CRAWFORD,
ge-Plymouth. 1920 Champlain
st. NV Closed Sun.
STUDEBAKER 80
VS. convertible coupe: hydramatic,
cream with black top, new white
sidewalks; guaranteed; $495,
WE'RE EASY TO DEAL WITH
Closed Sundays
FRANCIS & PARSONS
Your Southeast
Dodge-P Plymouth Iealer
91l5 Nichols Ave, Sc, LII. l-l711
STUDEBAKER 1855 station wagon;
heater. turn signals; blue finish;
shows the hes: of care. BUTLER
BONDED. Sl,595
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
t12l alst ST. NV, Dl. 7-O1ll
STUDEBAKER 80 Commander 4.
door; auto trans; orig. owner: low
mi; best offer. OIL. 6-3SU6.
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MCKEE PONTIAC

sTUDEBAKER so Champion 2-dr. !;
blue finish. Priced to sell at only
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PONTIAC $50 VS. convertible: fully
equipped; co. car, new-car title and
guarantee: big discount at 1905;
low down payment. Payments to
suit your budget. MCNEIL pom
TIAC. 1870 Wis. ave, OIL. $4,000
In the heart Of Bethesda,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER l947 Champion A.
DIR. sed.; good transp sos. AMER
tCAN SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N.
Glehe I'd, Arl.. Va. IA. 1-1722.
STUDEBAKER AS Landcruiser A.
DR.; r. and h.. excellent tires. clean
Call JU. 9-6lS1. BY OWNER.