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media. Hassam used short, broken,
nervous lines which built up effects,
as was the case with his paintings
Some of the Autographs on view,
indeed. look as If they had been
done with brush and wash, notably
Storm King" on the Hudson, which
In Hassam's Interpretation is akin
to Norwegian fjord.
The present show of Autographs
comprises the same wide range of
subjects as his paintings. Among
several portraits is an informal one
Of Joseph Pennell, back turned,
standing in front of his press.
There. are also figures, flowers and
still life, landscape of New England
and Long Island, Gloucester harbor
scenes, the Hudson River with it's
busy water front and palisades,
Fifth avenue, and fine old buildings
Of town and country.
Since Hassam took up printmak-
Ing only few years before World
War I, and worked at it enthusi-
astically during that decade, there
are many Autographs related to the
war in the present group: French
Cruiser" in the Hudson, Return of
the Fleet" "Camouf1age," "On the
Ways" "a ship under construction)
RED Cross Nurse and Fifth ave-
nue. with the flags of the Allies.
Hassam loved New York City's great
thoroughfare, made paintings and
prints of it from the days of vic
torias and hanson cabs through the
decades to the congested stream
lined traffic of the thirties.
Hassams pictures of New York
City look trifie strange to us
Several showing the famous skyline
one depicting the skyscrapers light
in the sunshine, another showing
them dark because silhouetted
against the sun, appear to our eyes
to be only skimpy part of the
familiar scene Rockefeller Center
the Empire State and many other
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Current Exhibitions

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART. Con-
stitution avenue and Sixth street
Paintings and sculpture by great
masters. Chiaroscuro prints. In
disenous Art of the Americas,
ma tTtSSk MSNaL ssHSsRE1a aUsRTM, Rational COL
lection Of Fine Arts. Constitution
avenue and Tenth street,-Ameri-
ARTS AND INDUSTRIES BUILDING,
Jefferson drive and Ninth street
DsSoTatiye arts collections;
Of Graphic Arts. Independence ave-
nue. and Tenth street-Lithograph
by .childe Hassam through Sep
| FREER FREsERsG GALLERY OF ART, Twelfth
street and Jefferson drive-Oriental
and Far Eastern arts. Paintings
and etchings by Whistler and other
American. artists; changing ex-
| CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART,
Seventeenth street between New
York avenue and street-Ameri-
can paintings and sculpture and
the W. A. Clark collection. Water
snd vicinity afsss ssulpsurs o wasn'nEion bs Heiaa
Warneke.
PHILLIPS MEMORIAL GALLERY.
1900 Twenty-first street-Chang-
ing exhibitions. paintings and
L pillbS- ouldH pdlntluSS, QTAWlnRS
and prints. Arthur Dove retro
L1BRxRY sgssie' OF CONGRESS. East Capt.
toi and First streets-Division of
Prints. Fifth annual print exhibi-
tion. Recent aecessions to Rosen-
ARTS CLUB, 2O17 I street NV
Summer show Of members work,
THE SsRfsTeeri WHITE GALLERY at United
Nations Club. 1901 Nineteenth
street N.W-Summer exhibition of
washington Artists Guild. through
| BARSETT ADEN GALLERY, 1877
Randolph place NW.-Six WASH
ington painters. extended through
WATKINS GALLERY. American Uni
versity campus-Watkins memorial
collection and student works. Sun
days. 2 pm. to pm: weekdays.
10 am. to 5 pm. Creative draw
ings by art faculty members.
through AUGUST Is.
PUBLIC LIBRARY. Eighth and K
colors by Andre Pizzini through
HoWARD UNIVERSITY GALLERY
OF ART. Founders Library, Sixth
street and Howard place NV
DUMsARToS hsaSsRs HSfh OAKS COLLECTION,
1903 Thirty second street NV
Byzantine art. Closed to Septem-
rAS esr AMERICAN ,ii UNION. Constitution
avenue and Seventeenth street
ARTpsTs s18sG 'esSooP oSoofEkHSTivE, EAkaSpfs 1890 M
street N;W-Exhibition by Po-
Haeas. iNmas IS. sem A'F's's' ''r0usn
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tall buildings had not been thought
Of when these were made.
Hassam, a new England aristo-
crat, had the successful life that one
wishes were more frequent in artists
biographies. A descendant on both
sides from English settlers in the
l7th century, Hassam was born in
Dorchester, Mass. in 1859, was edu-
Gated and began his study of art in
Boston. In his late teens, he went
to New York, and in his twenties to
Paris, where he studied several
years. Never hag-ridden by poverty
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Deaths Reported

(From the District Of Columbia. Bureau OF
vital StatisticsD
Daisy P. Boldsett SO. 1915 N. H. ave. ne.
Harry Hi B. = HaWes. IS, 4sS2 ' Quebec be st" st: NV
Lottie A. Stubbs. 76, 1871 Emerson ST. NV.
Waldeman s. Holmer. "A. U. s. Soldiers
Home.
Helen j. Roberts. 50. L712 10 st. s.e.
Catherine B. Weber. 81, 1915 T st. Sc.
Clara e. Dyer, So. 1247 w st. Sc
John W. sciocomb. 81, 5000 8. Oak.
ave. ne
Eva Mitchell, 46, 1412 Chaplin st. NV,
Rosetta Buckner, SO, 511 ST. sw.
Jefferson Fisher, 30, 1898 Bladensburs
I'd. ne.
James Wingfield. ~, 1337 wylie st. NE.
Mary Young, 81, lib 4th st. NV
Frederick P. Smith, 50. 904 Shepherd IT.
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(Which can also be a constructive
spur Hassam yet had native drive
and energy which made him i'm
prove his natural talent until he
became outstanding in his profess
sion. He was member of such i'm
portant professional organizations
as the American Academy of Arts
and Letters, and was National
Academician, to mention but two.
During his lifetime, he received
practically every important award
open to artists in the United States,
and won a number in Europe as
we'll. At the time of his death, he
was represented in some 80 museums
and art galleries throughaAt the
United States, and in the Euxem-
pourg, Paris.
To obtain a really well-rounded
idea of Hassam's art, those who
visit the exhibition of Autographs in
the Smithsonian Building this
month, should allow time to stroll
across the Mall into the Natural
History Building, and look at the
group of Hassam's paintings in the
Gellatly collection. He is represented
also in the Freer, Corcoran and
Phillips Memorial Galleries with
paintings full of high-keyed colors:
amber, turquoise, emerald green,
vivid blue, and others which seem to
epitomize his fortunate life.
II II II
Cuban Debut
Opening tomorrow at the Pan
American Union. will be the first
one-man exhibition outside his
native land, of the Cuban painter,
Felipe Orlando. 1t will comprise 20
recent paintings in oil and gouache,
done 1945 to the present year, seven
of them lent by private collectors in
this country. The show will remain
through August 81. .
Senor Orlando has been in the
United States nearly one year. He
was born in the town of Quemados
de Guines in 1911. Self taught in
art, he earned his living in various
ways before devoting himself en-
tirely to his painting He was sue
cessively a radio telegrapher, served
in the Cuban navy, and was a
postal employe After winning
recognition in a number Of exhibi-
tions and salons in Havana, he be-
came a teacher of art in private
schools and children's summer
camps, where he originated his own
methods.
Senor Orlando has participated in
group shows here, in the Brooklyn
Museum. San Francisco Museum of
Art, Museum of Modern Art, New
Evening star., 1947-08-03

Elsie Marshall. 40. 12Is-A Half st. s.w.
Gsaev4 Pmiett. 43. SOC Kastle pl ne.
William r Isler, 80. lilo Col. I'd. NV.
Merle Gray. 25, 623 18th st. ne.
Gilbert r. Tyree, l3, 2041 RoSedale st. a. a
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Lund Irrigation Pushed

Nearly 1,730,000 acres Of land in
Mexico have been placed under ir-
Frigation since 1910, bringing the
total to 2,47l ,o00,o 900. all of which
has been accomplished in the last
20 years.
Evening star., 1947-08-03

Milk distributors of Melbourne.
Australia, are seeking American
milk pasteurization equipment.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Frasonards at National

L =
The gift to the National Gallery
of Art few weeks ago, of two paint
ings by Fragonard, Love as Con-
queror" and Love as Folly" was
briefly noted in these columns at the
time it was announced. Given by
Miss Jean w. Simpson in memory of
her mother, Kate Seney Simpson.
these little canvases are more i'm
portart than their size and frivolous
subject matter might indicate to the
casual glance.
The addition OF these two Loves
makes five paintings by FragonardS
in the National Gallery. In slight
ly more than six years since its
opening, when the section Of 18th
Century French painting was mark
edly inadequate, the representa-
ton of this school is now, accord
ing to David E. Finley, director OF
the gallery, "one of the most dis
tinguished in the world" It was
greatly enriched two years ago by
the Kress donation.
The little oval paintings have
been preserved in their original
frames. Jonn Walker, chief cura-
tor of the National Gallery, said
that they are particularly brilliant
(perhaps also the earliest) versions
of Fragonard's two most popular
compositions. They were engraved
in reverse by Janinet in the 1770s.
Mr.. Walker continued, they thus
belong to that happy period in
Fragonard's career when he paint
ed the decorative canvases for
Baron Saint-Julien (near which the
Loves" have been hung in Gal
lery 5N. r
This was also the time when
Fragonard painted the decorations
for Madame du Barry which were
later transferred to a room of the
Maubert House at Grasse (Which
room is now one of the treasures
of the Frick Collection in New York
City. In additional pictures paint
ed for the room about 1870, Fra
gonard, Mr.. Walker stated, "re-
verted to his earlier style and Sc
lected the compositions of the Simp-
son canvases for two of the new
over-door panels, painting the scenes
this time, in the same direction as
the Janinet engravings.
Evening star., 1947-08-03
Washingtonian Wins Prize

w VdSnIIIStOI1fdH w 1iIS ILS :
Frank H. Aston, jr., Of this city,
was awarded first prize recently for
his oil painting Saturday AFTER
noon" at the National Arts Club,
New York City. The clubs Junior
members show was open to all
artists between the ages of 18 and
IS years.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

REsIAuRANT-Weekly 3 ST inc. 5000: rent
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DELIcATEssEN-GRocERY, Z Lie; located on
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NJ 1888, MAX G assas schWARFz RE-
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COUNTER RESTAURANT; steady business:
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SIa5o; low dewn payment Gn long "a lease. Gai
busy sc. location about 90 yrs; fully
gp1s saHppsa g5n pai.S oo5s snaou ls
rms. 5 baths. completely furn.;. suitable
for professional SCHOOL, club, small hotel ioo or
sh ssi5: "es eselsslVeiy s0 with l JAMES [. DIxoN
CO. 1893 Conn. ave. Is
$500 Weekly: a;'A $500 essh 900 800 1ofs s.
BALTIMORE. MD.-Delcatessen and beer;
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for Sss ESsRs gIsr house good
BEAUTY SHOP, excel. Conn. ave. location;
well equipped. profitable: partners differ.
ATTY. Ma 6061 except Sundays. 1G@
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nominal investment necessary. For details
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10"
VALET SHOP, fully equipped: large. corner
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ig%
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RETAIL POULTRY BUSINESS for sale
Cash ard carry. Phone Ma. 0s67. am.
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ICE CREAM BARS. sandwiches. popcicies,
other Ice cream novelties. We offer un-
limited supply at low prices to dealers and
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TAILOR SHOP. well established; owner re-
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5000 --15
Md.-Excellent for private club or tea
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CO, SH. 1141; ewes, SH. 1884. --15
Evening star., 1947-06-15
MOTOR TRAVEL.

THE TRAVELLERS REGISTER for car own
ers and guests, share expenses refs ex-
changed: cars to all cities: California
daiIy 1921 N Y. ave. NV. RE. $3.50. II
PRIVATE CAR leaving for Los Angeles;
calf, on or about June .2l;. can take 3
passengers to pay gas and OIL; late mooel bd
cadiliae,, Cali bet. $40 pm. and $50
fNDIANAPoLIs. leaving June 20; room for
IEIsURELY trip L: A, via Denver. Reno,
northern route; Cadillac; need good driver
ssEt ocEAN CITY. Rehobeth and Bethany
Beach; trips daily; new car make reseT-
Boston. June 90, pm ia, 1859
LEAVING AT $50 p m; June 9th. for
NV. Iowa by way of Pittsburgh; room
for 2 with light baggage; references re-
ouired GE G6S2
LEAVING JUNE 90, Rock Island, H., via
Canton, Huntington. Peoria. ~ Olds, take
2; prefer couple. one to help drive; ref.
TTWo TTW PASSENGERS to Boston. lyg. am.
Sat. june 2s: KRoDEL' RE. 79oo' Est'
YOUNG LADY wishes ride to Salem, Greg
about July 1St share expenses; references
WANTED-Round trip Ocean City. Md,
July 4 week end. two refined young women.
Share xp. and driving. IA. 1853
COUPLE will drive your car or snare
driving 70 Miami Fla lsays 5, @ Monday Ma 5aza n,en'
DRIVING MILWAUKEE June % or 49,
take / or 2 HO. 2912. -
TO MEXICO CITY. persons with trans
portation about July /; share expenses
ref WI 50I5.
Evening star., 1947-06-15
REPAIRS xNp SERVICES.

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nopsabes sPsS e yf for s ssf sE
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BRICK pSP% PoINriSo, n sT window dow eauIkins work
|, K, GoswELLEN, WA 1851. ,. ~
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BrILTS sSiB4 BREskfAsT fdS' NooKs, 90 Etehen
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CARPENTRY-Comple remodelins, resi-;
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CARPENTRY OF ALL KINDS; window
sonaele. pU. ,ss76, JAMES JEFFREYs I6'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JEWELRY STORE in the heart of the
downtown shopping center at 18th and
SITS. NV; a wonderful opportunity for right
party Box 36l-k, Star. Is
RESTAURANT and liquor on Conn. ave;
rent, $500: lease. : yrs: open, IL am
to Q m closed Sunday. Price, $50, 900:
broker. 1909 New York ave. NV. Ma.
GASOLINE sTATIoN-GRoCERY store. S
rooms. living quarters; masonry construc-
tiop on main South Maryland hwy: busi-
ness mo. old doing over $4,000 mo !;
reasons. doctors orders LU. 3S3a. -15
RESTAURANT. downtown location: seats
l10: 12-yesr lease. sale due to partner S
dispute Call OWNER, MA. 5622 or RA.
3To0 -1e
piant with 20 outlets; gross business,
81 - 600 per year; terms. Replies conf
genital. BOX 64-J, Star. -l5
Evening star., 1947-06-15

RIDGE REALTY OFFERS
ColoreG-Bar and grill. One OF the best
SPOTS in town proven money -maker. own
er must sell; Sat and Sun. call Mr. VIZ
Restsurant ant0ReSponsible man with s25.:
900 inscash or better can step INTO one OF
the best restaurants in the Wash area.
Sat, and sun. call Mr.. vigderhouse, ia.
Asraxsre storsceI9rss eso osaion s,ate anal eaa
Sun. cali Mr. Vigderhouse. IA. 59l 2.
Grocery seif-service. eolored trade.
Pong pres ox Ss s essa aa un no ss all
Mr Vigderhouse IA. 5912.
Downtown parking lot-sest money
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GROCERY STORE, well equipped, self
service, doing. S700 weekly business which
can be greatly increased; rent, $50 per
mo- mo, incl including living quarters; price So
Grocery store Dos; with business Of
5000 70 $500 weekly; ,gooe 5oh locat,ion' ,nos
stock and barrel.
Grocery store. self-servic.. all cash
business sasrsntsed wsssy .oa ssles s 500
Grocery store. DGS. large. ideally ar
ranged and equipped store, with good lease
and reasonable rent: does 81. 800 weekly
business; can be purchased on reasonable
terms.
business OF $4,000 weekly: excellent lo-
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substantial cash down payment, balance
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PERSONAL (cons. J.

You HAVE az appolntmsnt Subject se OF
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BABIES BOARDED in beautiful, ideal
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many other features; gas station has ESQ
mont6Is nas1 SRsn and 1an % Steadily THESE
excellent businesses, including property. for
sale for only, ssz,5oo approx "a cash,
gsatme1t gs5 YoGsa 6Po cp pAsToR NJ hanS5as c
IS Ss5IsHsE IissHvEss1TMEaSI-r s1S s. rent fountain in
vALEr "a & sHof aseT Isl nGeR location
Let me show YOU this. today. Call Mr.
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sE5M ssu co 1415 In b,x St, bst ,nts,si
plus pYs for S for stock, Located in down
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bar wiz eH orsss $50 y9g ster in mo
Psofs5s' po not wsit 11 This is GOOD oppor,unity
IDEAL I1i sgso FOR MO "TToouR1sTs-Baltimore Blvd,
trafic: 1O-rm brick of unusual eonstruc-
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structed nearby Reasonably priced. Po-
tentiaI 4, shoqld pay & 5eT in
RESTAURANT. ne, $4,000, complete price
SOC soda s foantain .s 1t IS doing about $500 week
ly. Don't miss this because 1t. sounds too
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Ne vSe2 Ha@n G9nn HAD coAspakABLE oA sa
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s2ehhFF:-sERvIcE ehF: GROCERY. doing $500
beautiful store should appeal to those de-
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sHhP-sEavicE SELF sEsi; EA SGsRocERY-1t is seldom
s I Ms Mixed yPs S ssss Ihs
performanee.o Hours; $3.50: no SUNDAYS.
g. CO. 2s02 Conn ave. MA. 1884.
s hTy IN
| for sale due to owners retirement; on Iia
acres with approx. 10000 TT. zoned COM
iarse arse'As EreenRouse. ] | smsll areenhouse. =
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/ FROZEN CUSTARD or ice cream parlor in
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que establishment with numerous possible
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LfoUoR And GRoCERIEs-Approx 3d.
900 wkly. sales. Best seh-serEice equip
ment; low rent, lease. Just over District
by qualified operator. Call daily for appt,
lAURAUERBACH 4 CO. DI. 313t: II?
BOOMING H0UsE-One Of the eleanest In
/ apt: rent, ssa. Located nr. l3h and l.
sts. NV. A. r. SEELYE. d. 1925.
Evening star., 1947-06-15

BARBER SHOP for sale: 3 chairs. reason
able. 1910 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va" CH.
HOTEL BEAUTY SALON. long established;
downtown; ir-conditioned; reasonable.
ANNAPoIis. AN 11e7 West st. ext-61ses
Lot 100x2oo',. business bldg; 5ox120,,
leased to reliable and substantial tenant %
for long period. An opportunity OF this
ousiy olsrsof fnaneed. ICED Many others. Get our list
H. M. sANDRoCK CO, dual Annapolis
hwy, call Seyerna Park 1e1 or 1913. Id
anotes 500 net 'oa monthly prot after sa
ary and expenses; long lease; rent; SI5;
eans esp taMss FL @snss saAIfY sanlfE &C. & ei
DSaslIsicaTassEN Sals ri sal,y AND LUNCH. groceries,
stationery, cosmetics. soda fountain; estabr
PHoTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, fully, equipped
2O02 Rhode Island ave. ne, good business
fine location, excellent future; cash pay
ment. Apply to owner on premises no
Day CLEANING and laundry, in new
y'fd bs hundreds Of homes and apartments, no
competition; this beautiful and spacious
store is bringing in an excellent ne. in in
ss1h eans ans SAN tae eeaRSIf G CO. sSo
CCaHhiNNEsE.AMERIcAN CHIN RESTAURANT. beer
rant is one Of the finest in town and is
is extremely low due to disSoiution Of part, sn.,
eeTshiD Gsphl ave- SAN M cHAsfk@ ass4 d co' S'o@
is1asxfs % store SPACE, heart Of town
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-16
YWCAT0H01d
Annual Event
This Evening

''The Hanging of the Green's"
an annual Christmas event, will
take place this evening in the
YWCA building.
The Hanging of the Green's,
is a custom observed by many
YWCA's. The holly and ivy have
long been used as decorations
at Christmas time and members
of the various clubs are gather
ing '"The Green's" this weekend
each group to decorate a par
ticular part of the building.
The program this year is
based on '"The Journey of the
Magi" and as they pass through
Mexico, Sweden, France, Ger
many, Russia, finally coming to
Bethlehem, Christmas customs
of the various countries will be
described and portrayed by tab
leaux, pantomine, dance and
carols. AS the Magi bring gifts
to Bethlehem the clubs and in
dividua1s will bring their gifts
for the Uorld Fellowship Fund
of the YWCA.
The narrator will be Mrs. May
Price Walton, and Miss Thelma
Edgerton, soloist, Miss Helen
Rouse; pianist Miss Johanna
Duls; Chorus, and Residence
Girls. Miss Juanita Rankin is
chairman of refreshments.