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AMERICAN BOAT CO.
900 25th ST. NV.
sos &c . r: p.y :, 1888 q ,yhlFisdi. .S
cruisers nov on display. Open AZ
day Saturday and Sunday. NE.
BOAT SUPPLIES
$3.50 sai,. NE iacksts. Re! an
sTiin.. canvas. tsTpaui,ns foam rus.
Sis ' Y 3. s aSs.' n s.s SiissHHER
SUPER SEA HORSE V-50
It's Herel It's on display
worlds hrst outhoard v-engine
Every great IS Johnson Sea-
Horse moAei on display.
IS Trojans. inboard and out
ss whirlvin4 rqnabeuts.
-,,sT .n cruis Alons vaeationes
III Ekr ~ wa. sa.s scSsSiP Sss sf of5S
Deal nov before the rush sea.
son and SAVE. Hiehest trades.
terms or layaway.
PATUXENT MARINE
ssi3 Baltic, Ave. HyettsviIle. Nd
So,Piiss pAny %. f1rt sar.i m "a ss''
RARE OPPORTUNITY
An established water
front boat sales and
service business in the
fast growing area, be-
tween Ocean City and
.Rehoboth. Will finance
responsible party.
CALL on wRfTE
Industrial Realty Co, Inc.
et4l No. Charles 81,
Baltimore le. Nd, Hopkins 7-3oel
NEW YORK BOAT SHOW closed
q the eutstandine models At IN
Washinston Marina Boat SHOW
USED BOAT SPECIALS
sa,ti, 1880 DcTB diesel cruiser
~ s.! H. DO xiso pcrs cruiser
so:isp 1888 isS NiRs..l.r sedan. ..s.
.n ss;;s ~ ,sss Pcan,-crsn scan
sHs.is fissse L..t sp n.h.rm.n
ss-fp. Tess nassau sP fisherman
twin Noreeefs i55 h.p.
san 1883 safsiefaft sedan. twiE
o'.s 10 .I nsl s,sl.s+.r sedan
en.s ..st isss1 eeorr.s, Gran exp.
ss-t' 1852 Marina RoeEs, utinty
-ts result sui uss0 chns-cras
iRunabout Gray esS hp,
sl-fs 1855 Lone star utility
| Washington Marina
1900 Maine Ave. e.w. RE. 7-seq.
Motor Deals:
EVINRUDE LARK"
1887 rs h.p. With electric starter
SAVE $40
factory dem.---fuily guaranteed
SIS Down-$24 a Month
NEW So EvINRupE So HIP, siso
& $40 down-Sii . month.
NEW 81 EvINRuDg IN HIP, SIP.
/ $40 doVn-sl3 q month
NEW 81 EvINRuDI Is HIP. Saot
$40 dovn-SiS . month
Boat Deals:
I NEW 1858 SABERS
lIt-FT. DE- LUXE SPORT NODE
6is-ft mahogany. deck. seat back
wide. deep and fast---a beauty
ss"Ssssss sSS p cslSS sp,, 4 MONTH
Pull nberslass bottom; mahogani
cabin with WaIk-in toilet room. sal
ley cabinet. iyins oridee windshielc
With permanent top.
si,6S6-sss0 Down-sSe q Month
Used Boat Special:
23-Ft. Owens Inboard
1898. cost $4,000 with rs h.p
eneine: fully EQUIP; can be seeI
lin the water. $500 with $50
down. This win 60 fast = NJ
trades.
THE LroHTHoUsE--Losan 7-s4sI
Open Daily and Sunday
Drive straight ahead on Capt.
tol--no turns--i1 miles past Nd
line. corner Esso and Drive-in Rest
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1900 6EAhIAN
NOW ON DISPLAY
We are also displaying q 35-ft.
SPARTAN cutaway shell that shows
the entire construction. Nothing Is
hidden The walls, ceiling and
floors have been left open for ell
SPECIAL SALE
We have several 1887 models
left over. All are brand-new anc
must be sold This Is your oppor-
tuntty 20 purchase the finest mo-
bile home In the world at q price
lower than many wood frame
units.
80 n. one bedroom SAVE 81 $40
40 u. tWo bedrooms SAVE sos 90
IS Il convertible. ] or . bedrms
Small down payment With bal
ance nnaneed UP % years q Sc.
YOUR FURNITURE NAY MAKE
The DOWN PAYMENT.
Pre- delivery and Set-up
open 2 TO 0 Mon. throush Sat.
Jack Blair
Maryiand's Lafsest Spartan Dealer
Authorized spartan Repair Depot
White Plains. Nd WEST 4-467
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WATERFRONT pRop. RENT

FIyE.Roosl BUNGALOW, bath, as
bldi,. stsS0; | mile 70 water.
trent; so mo. Avail. March /.
MOST ATTRACTIVE and unusual,
6ostins with bier. ~ ''A'
a-ssdrH j ist-n. ant. with . full
baths unfuru
e-bedrrnS. md d. apt. lovely
bath. eep. ent, furn.
-. WALKER .HERBERT
UN. T-2.De u. 5-Ofi3
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MELoY & SUMMERS. INC.

PRINCE GEORGES CO. Terms
and subordinatiOn.
Brandyvine area. 50 level wooded
acres.
clinton-TB area. pfi3 acres. 3aa
". frontage on old RI, S ana
sdJoinins o.4s acres with .47 IL
frontage
oxon Hill area. e5 acres in fast.
groEine area and $50 rolling
acres. both adjacent 70 RoSecroft
Iemple Hills area, 10 and ll.acre
sites; water and sever avail.
SaH w. COOKE, Sales Manaaer
MA. 1880. sundays. "A. mi
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e A iNS FT,f' L'YS34

= aeres Of level. partly cleared
S. j. GNASH co.
KI, D-42e2 Ask for Mr. plens,.
ri. SAT and sun y
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IS NEVER EXPENSIVEl

THINKING Of buying > CHEAP
mobile homer what Is chEAP7
High cost Of maintenance and re-
pairs7 Inadequate heating and
insulationi AEeravation Of Inferior
materials and woTkmanship7 Low
resale or trade-tn yaiue7 HigheI
interest and insurance rates7 Nc
after-sale Gervieef Is this CHEAP
SPARTAN mobile homes are as
sembly-line constructed in the
worlds largest. most modern mo-
bile home factory. The SPARTAN
shell Is all aluminium aircraft fiy-
eted constructed by the
same methods as Jet aircraft 70
Withstand the sfreases and strains
of rigorous use. This aluminium
shell provides low nialntenanee and
long years Of lasting beauty.
There are no wooden studs to
warp, rot or swell no nai,s =
rust or pull out e. :. no fiber
board 70 crack or break. Mobile
living can be your dream come
true IN . SPARTAN
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ACREAGE

Nearby virginia. Prom one .r,.
70 ESQ acres Some eiose.in' some
N country. some have water and
sever For immediate buildina 81
i -, investrnent. TERRY n. SIMS.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER or Will SELL
ON TERMS II s-eOoo q
is YEARS BUYING d. q, HOMES
ron A SQUARE DEAL. CALL
RALPH d. COIN, tn. 9.e2OO
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WATERFRONT paop. VITO.

WOODBRIDGE ARHA--Lots Of
acreage. on or near waterfront
Cash. pvt. party. HeFndon k3-J-i
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

/. Near Shady Side; 4-room
frame house. hot-air heat, bath.
artestan well: fenced lot i0OxilO.
Eood view Of water. water rlghts 10
West River; community beach priv.
legeRi pier for TYING boats: price,
$1,000 immediAte- possession.
~.ssrtTC ssI' On cs sss:s; seo s ssss
modern T-room frame home. bed
rooms Ga baths. large screened
porehes, good view. double garage.
outouilGings. gueSt house. arteslan
vel, immediate possession. rs
). rs acres. owensviIle: Groom
tarm house; barns. various OUT
sHIia1nss : 81 ., ,cDs ssS
4. .140 acres. modern d-roorn
Colonial home: guest cottage. ten
ant house: 3 tobacco barns. various
outbutldings; T-acre tobacco allot-
menti ll.acre wheat allotment;
idea cattle farm, orchard. land
eeaped on both sides OF paved road
n nrst class condition. 10 miles
Annapolis; 22 miles D C
room Colonial home. ga baths. ten
buildings: on . paved roads. i'm
mediate possession, 20 miles D. c.
INSPECTION BY APPOINT.
MEET. Gail Mrs. Williams. UNI
yersity 7-4ls1. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY Prince Frederick, Mary
land.
NEAR LAToN5ViILE-i50 acres.
NEAR oAfTHERsBuRo - iso
acres with charming Colonial A.
bedrm, home, y baths. 1O-eov
UPPER MONT. cO.--sf0 acres
ions frontage on surfaced road,
lovely old li-rm. home. good bsnk
barn. other bldRs. f325 per acre
NEAR LATONSVIfLE--fTi acres
mostly woodland. R3i5 acre
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NEW
STROUT
SPRING
CATALOG

JUST OUT Mailed FREE Farms.
81 States over s.ioi prepe-tiss 1t ss.
bcrtbed. bargains galore. many pic-
lures. hsestock. equipment. crops.
furnishings often included. many
with low down payments, easy
terms; s. Years Servire WORLD 8
LARQESTl BUY snd SAVE tarouEh
6TROUT REALTY. ii3s-N weed
ward Bldg. NashinEtoa. steflinE
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BUILDERS

.aefe level wooded lots, nice
ssioentia area: water paved
streets i0I down. subordinate the
2 "a, OWNER CT s-4a6a or
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lsr's A I.s!!.,!!.!!. y sAll

I ACRE lot within so yards Of
city water, llonRP ellghlis 70 rear:
Vienna. va. urea; $4,000 tsrilis.
DILLON LAND CO. RsalioF. ~,
suILDERs. ATfKErIoN--ls Cor
lessl beautiful An, lots near VI
emma, street and utils, now int 10
houses under construction acr0aa
HiS&sriiiEs ss 81, ': sZa $500 Niss :.
e S, ss 400 qsSODD. s:. ne; sSs S $s
Also SO acres, 20 Minis 10 DC.
line, n5.Q0Q; 4H0, 900 caeh,
81 ACRES, p, q, city, approx, :
mi. d. c.: sewer and water. WIN
trade Tor mortgases or ileome-
s erSi,ds sA properly For details
APARTMENT GROUND, N. Arl.
adjoining Fort MyeT--Adl olninG
parcels totailng 1000 sa. ~,
Ionsd RA0-ls, Owners viii sub.
ordinate; viii sell all or part. Call
hQLLkY REALTY $500 Lee hwys
ATTENTIOT bplLDERs - i0h
acres Of excel. subdiv. land In
Fairfax Co. sewer on property
water and eas avail; owner. viii
sell subject 70 s9nins toF $500
s g y ,.,@ lo:s' priS; $500 81 90 Psr
inc Realtors. "a s-SSss. jx,
APT. SITE, So. = Cor, sOxl00.
, sS ,o.: d s:Soo SS ana , ssSsy
S |:|;S fTGris' Y; c. g. qsdE! u ~ E'' !.
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y AcFe& with 5.room home. on
paved road. Many bexv9od Mopn,
isI ylsS Ass IseS wA Soss s sssa
once siss'o res tculps psrs Va ssV'
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GARAGES

FOR RENT-DoubIe, for STORAGE:
brick. cleo, concrete door: near
Union Station ne. Ju, D-6S42
LARGE Prick GARAGES, 3 avail.
vie. Of 9th and x nv. Also ideal
for storage. IA. 2-l05D.
GARAGES FOR RENT. rear 625
nth 81. ne, Wide alley. Ii.
6-0204. Parking or STORAGE.
GARAGE NOR RENT, detached:
Glover Park. 30 mo. EN-. 2-7.s03
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FREp n. cusHMAN

100 ACRES. 7-room house with
improvements. few Gus buildings.
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coMFoRTABIE DISTANCE
FROM NEW
AIRPORT SITE

Que mile out on highWay. sew
eral acres with s-Foom house. elee-
tricity: $500.
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MACHINERY and EoUIp.

TD-0 DROTT LOADER, TD-14
hoe. Lowboy trailer and tractor
tagalene traiIers-Pord tractor, all
attach. New J. !. Case Industrial
RALPH NJ JACQUES Co. RE.
80. 20 and gil. FAIRFAX, Va.
TD-ia a. Bye. Erie No. IL bull
dozer. Bye Erie F2b dble. drum
pw. control unit. good cond. /;
$4,000 terms. Reply Box 434-A.
star.
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o.; 7-rm. house. cleo. phone
and furnace; garden, COW and horse
pastures, GOOD stream; 4OO-ft.
irontage; cement road: 36 INF b. c.
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TAKOMA FORD

9.z5 Piney Br. hd 8. 8. u. $1,000
BUICK IS Super Rivera 2-door
nAIogop; Z-tone sreen; power
sstee5,ng, dyna, Z; and b, 81, 500.
5OkNkks CORNER. 40 Years .
9th. Ii 6-0iel.
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CADILLAC 80 convertible coupe:
beautiful blue. white nylon top, All
power accessories. 5000 actual
miles, genuine all-leather Interior.
= beautiful car, BUTLER BONDED.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
ll2l 2lst 81. NV. FE. 7-s47O
CADILLAC 81 Sedan de vile:
beautiful surf green finish, radio.
heater. hydramatic transmission.
power steering and brakes, electric
windows and seat, General Motors
air conditioning, Continental KIT;
company ofncial car; immaculate.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BETHESDA, Md OIL. s-s7oO.
CADILLAC '5i hArdtop. We are Of
fering this prestige car for only
$3.50, We. also have so Cadillac
hardtop for $500 Both in good
CCSRI,Ali'NSON MOTOR co.
Authorized New Car Dealer
G3is GA, AVE NV. Tu e.i0ll
CADILLAC 81 sed, de Vile. ipll
power, plus extras; 10000 nal.
o eSsn: SoS%NERH, 1 81 q .!SS sssii r'
cADnLAcs IgJ. so and 81; win
sell either for best ofier. oV
3-26S7
CADILLAC 'S7 "02" A-dr. hArdtop:
full power, leftover car. delivery
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. !. Ave, NE. Ia. o.6S2Q
(continued on Next Passl
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THE SUNDAY STAR BIZ
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
fcoNTlNueDj
KIRK MOTOR Co

] BUICK SO Special I door: :. and r.,
Hun power. immac.; one owner:
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GREENBELT. 9OxizO. $500:
d,enaaie. y acre. y2.Ou0: IS acres.
$500 per acre HUDSON RIAL
estate. I'M s-71Ti, uN, f-t5lS,
BfLLANDALE - immediate sale.
beautiful wooded corner lot. 81
acre with stream. near shopping
center. $3.50. ~. p-s307.
HOWARD CO.---slO acres OF farm
land with . sprinss and acre
OF Uooca. SEQ pef acre, Clarkx-
vile. Nd. Atlas t-sss4
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1898 wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4533
BUICK '55 Super Riviera hardtop:
oeaut 2-tone green finish with
mmsatenine custom interior. Car n
dynshoV power steerine' ete. Fuii
pT.es. ~ 1913. Can finance with
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NEW 1853 SARERS

NEW 1858 SABERS
lat. DE- LUXE SPORT MODEL
6is-ft. mahogany deck. seat backs
wide, deep and fast--a beauty
S3aS--&2A DOWN--Sia . MONTH
e3-Fr, CABIN CRUISER
Pull dberslass bottom; mahogany
With permanent top.
81 .65o--$2S0 Down-SSp q Month
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DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.--choies lots
Penf. 70 Rte. 4. Bor as-A,
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my he promptly followed suit
with the seven spot.
He gave no thought 10 cover
ing with the king because Il
was practically impossible for
that play 10 gain anything for
his side. II would gain only
where Mr.. Meek had underled
the ace Of diamonds. on the
bidding that would be an ex-
tremely dangerous lead for
anybody and for Mr.. Meek II
would be unthinkable.
The 10 Of diamonds won the
first trick and since the lead
was In dummy for the last
time. Mr.. Champion used II TO
lead a heart and fineSse the
queen. That lost 10 the king
and Mr.. Meek returned the
queen OF clubs. Mr.. Champion
had TO lose a club. a spade and
another heart for q one-trick
set.
II Mr.. Masters had covered
the 10 Of diamonds at trick
one. Mr.. Champion could have
won with the ace. cashed
three top spades and led q
fourth spade to concede q
trick to the jack. Then he
could have won any return and
parked two losers on dummy's
diamonds. making five-odd.
or course, Mr.. Masters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-21

problem at trick one was so
simple that II was hardly q
problem at all. However, the
deal serves 10 illustrate the
situation where you must re-
fuse to cover an honor in order
TO kill declarer's entry 10 the
board. Keep this angle In
mind when you encounter
more complicated variations Of
the set-up In today's diamond
suit.
distributed By MeNaugh, syndieatsJ
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Find 81 or more words In
IMMINENT

meaning Title deeds and pa
pers." Average Is 10 words; time
limit. 20 minutes.
Rules Of the Game-i words must
BE- Of four or more letters, 2, Words
S Snien ACQUIRE ioas letter. ~ ths a.
are not used, 3 Only one form 81
Nord y used 4. Proper names are
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
By EASILY BLACKWoOD

Here Is another case where
q little thinking win tell you
that.it Is q losing play TO cover
an honor.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Abel
asa
VISA
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Ae762
WEST EAST
(Mr. Meek CMr. Masters)
AJ762 As
0KJl03 0972
oe2 oK7643
AQJ3 ARi0s5
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion
AAKQl0s4
0AQ6
GAS
@A4
The bidding:
South West North East
2A Pass ant Pass
So Pass 3NT Pass
a. All pass
Opening lead: Diamond nine.
Mr.. Meek took q long time
TO decide on his opening lead
against the four-spade con-
tract. He was afraid a trump
or a heart would go right into
a tenace in the closed hand.
He was right.
With typical pessimism he
also was afraid to lead the
queen Of clubs. He is con-
WINGED that every time he leads
from this holding he finds the
ace in declarer's hand and
something like K 10 Q in the
dummy.
AS you see the club would
have been the best lead in this
deal, but Mr.. Meek finally de-
cided on the nine Of diamonds.
This also presented Mr..
Champion with q trick he
could not have won otherwise.
However, Mr.. Masters made
sure that 1t did not give away
more than one trick. When
the ten was played from dunn
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Answer 10 PulLoL0oEn
peril pill, pier. pile, plier, poor polls.
g gsSs g S.Is PS, P Ss,o pee S. Tc e,...
hope hole, hoople. heller, hoeT, i9ioo.
oilsr. oiso. olio orisI. oriols' SIN all.
goef, sore, eopherl eripe,, grip. srill'
grope erao. rill, riDe, roll. rope, roll
role.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Bud Westmore Creates
Monsters or Beauties
ny ELEM
star Fashion writer

Bud Westmore can create q
monster or q beautiful wom-
an. It's all done with make
up and Is all In q days work
for him.
The second TO the last son
Of George Westmore. who
founded a fabulous Holly
wood movie makeup dynasty,
was In Washington over the
week end.
The six sons OF George
Westmore have followed In
their fathers footsteps. Bud
is now with Universal Pic
lures. Perc who Just retired
was with Warner Brothers
for 80 years. Ern was In
charge Of goth Century-Fox's
makeup studio until his re-
cent retirement due TO q
heart attack. For 80 years
Wally was at Paramount.
Mont before his death was at
Selznick. Frank. another
brother is In the beauty busi-
ness, too.
The apparent makeup
cartel" in Hollywood is to
all the movie stars liking.
"Naturalness is the thing we
all stress and I'd say IS per
cent OF the movie stars have
been made more beautiful
by some one Of us" Bud
adds.
New Techniques
Dad started out in the 20s
when makeup techniques
were not as good as they are
now. Cake makeup was used
more and fluid makeup today
accounts for better results.
Not only that but movie
making techniques. new light
ing. and big screens that
magnify the face 800 to 1000
times its normal size make
screen makup today doubly
important" Westmore claims.
With Debby Reynolds in
This Happy Feeling" he had
little trouble. "She's cute,
perky. and well-groomed. l
could have phoned in her
makeup specifications" he
good-naturedly said. Women
shouldn't try to copy Suzy
Glutze's eyebrows. They ought
to shape their own beauty
destiny" he insists.
Look what happened to
all the women who shaved
of their eyebrows when it
was the rage to pencil in a
line" he groaned. They're
still suffering because half of
EN- can't grow their eyebrows
back"
Dark Glasses
And that badge of Holly
wood. the dark glasses. where
do you think that all
started?" he asked me.
In answer he said. Eye
brows were put on the head
to filter the direct rays Of the
sun from the eyes. When they
all got Jean Harlowish with
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WV Wives Club
PlQns Luncheon

The WV Wives Club will
hold its annual spring
luncheon Wednesday at l2:45
pm. in the Congressional
Room of the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Moss will be
installed as president. Other
new officers to be installed
are Mrs. Maxwell Boverman,
Mrs. David Mills, Mrs. George
Bidwell, Mrs. oscar Mead,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19

their eyebrows. the stars
eyes couldn't stand the strain.
The result was dark glasses
for them"
The best compliment that
Bud Westmore can have on
screen makeup jobs he says Is
TO get mo comment" Heavy
lidded sirens are paSSe today
In Hollywood. The natural
beauty is today's real movie
star" he concluded.
His skill at making mon
sters' was apparent in the
James Cagney Aim Man OF
a Thousand Faces" We got
the distinct impression Bud
Westmore prefers making up
beautiful women.
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THEY WORK TOGETHER
KormendYs Form
An Artist Team

madonna which hangs OUT
side the door Of their Upton
street home is the visitors
introduction TO the art gall
lery into which they have
transformed their entrance
hall. living and dining rooms.
The basement is their
workship. But the Kor-
mendys are proud Of the
fact that, though they've
worked side by side for so
many years, they have re-
tanned their own style.
every Different"
1--WE are very different
from each other" explained
Mrs. Kormendy. Somehow
we have kept our individual
ity. His most characteristic
quality is his tremendous
simplicity"
And Mr.. Kormendy re-
Joined proudly that he
thinks his wife's best quail
ity is "her tremendous ver-
satility" in art. Walking
over to a glass-doored secre-
tary and opening its doors,
he pointed out three shelves
of ceramic figures-some Of
them dancers, some Biblical
characters. In the dining
room hangs a crucifixion
scene in cast aluminium
which won her a first prize
in the recent Pen Women's
art exhibition.
Two of the most interest,"
ing pieces in their living
room are a four-foot hand
carved wooden figure of st.
Francis with which he has
won many prizes. and a rep
lica of part of a 200-foot
panoramic painting of the
life of Christ which she did
for a Wisconsin seminary
chapel.
Mrs. Kormendy casually
dismissed as "all in a days
work" the fact that she had
to paint the twice life-size
figures from high scaftold-
ing.
Like American Art Trends
The Kormendys are enthu-
siastic about American art
trends, particularly in the
use of new materials. Alu-
minum and fiber glass they
think well suited to abstract
forms.
Their work day may be
anywhere from 10 to is
hours, "or just two hours.
depending on how we feel"
Mrs. Kormendy said. But,
we take our work seriously,
because it is a vocation"
1t isn't all work with this
interesting couple. 1nveterate
travellers, they estimate they
have visited about every
State in the Union and are
ready for more travel when
ever time permits. They love
to entertain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
ON THE
AGENDA
TOMORROW

Junior woman's Club of
Woodslde 1880 PM. Beth
esda Country Club. annual
dinner meeting and installa-
ton Of oficers.
Constitution Chapter OAR
Chapter House.
Book Group Of University
Park Woman's Club, Inc
l pm. Prince Georges coun-
try Club. luncheon: speaker,
Mrs. Mary Clawson.
Women's Board Of Pr0vi-
dence Hospltal--i2 noon. The
Occidental. 1911 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. annual spring
luncheon meeting.
Washington Readers Club
9 pm. Pen Womens Studio,
1851 Columbia road NV.
Capital Chapter OAR "a
pm. &C home Of Mrs. Edwin
A. Berger. iSts Hamilton
street NV.
Woman's Guild Of Amer
lean University TO 4 pm,
Mary oraydon Hall.
Pilot Club - Sis pm,
Burlington Hotel.
Presidential Chapter Ma.
tional Secretaries Association
IS pm, WomanIs National
Democratic Club, Dinner
meeting; speaker, Mr.. Robert
c. Cook.
Chi Chapter Beta Sigma
Phi At home of Mrs. H. f.
Dobson. 1902 Pelham road,
Bethesda. Recession party.
Falls Church Republican
WOmen's Club - S:l5 pm,
at home Of Mrs. Bruce Uthus,
rs Frazier lane. Westmont,
Mclean: speaker. Mr.. /. Lee
Potter and Representative
Joel T. Broyhill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-19
and Mrs. w. L. Leverton.

and Mrs. w. L. Leverton.
Mrs. Frederick Lee, presi-
dent of the YWCA, and other
staff members will be among
the honored guests. Mrs. Lee
will receive on behalf of the
YWCA a check from the Club
as their contribution toward
the Camp Scholarship Fund.
Following the presentation
there will be a fashion show
with Mrs. Joan Maher doing
the commentary on collections
from several local stores.
Mrs. Robert Fisher heads the
committee for the event.