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STORES FOR RENT.

ALEX. VA, New corner store; 4oxi4:
kssTr s. SfaR SEA ~ MEpGAi sSS pr It aa
store attraetvs l1-, Plate slaSi win
sisa's sas ALBANIA Issi &c AVE- RA $ ~ rNev stor.
NayC1 Thsste Gant suDf1 MsTke
l0c store, etc excellent for childrsn's
wear, ladies' ready-to-wsar- etc: reaSon-
NON I LUcHs- CO, Realtors, 1908 + St.
BETHEsDA.B Beautiful modern front store
6S5fH' 6ioek vth n2l WoodTard so5d LoshEop wooI:
Seina S1fn built 00 for LARGE chain shoe COMPANY
and for housewear business; available ~
GcHs d1ks CO e. NJ Nsatdls dayoT T5o5 ss ns
HHaaRDW7iA,RE-vARIETY. ao'x7o, excellent
opportynlty in new pa,k s,io and shop dfxsiop
Manor. Va. near Alexandria stores leased
for large chain super narket, drug. beauty.
private homes in immediate area and
apartment project starting soon: also stors
for Exeasve da s
SO sol MASS. AVE. N.w.-FlTst eomml. ware
WITH WITH freight rel elevator In heart Of down
mere merctant. n furniture storage, appliance
ps1hnr ssGYSs fSrf sess es aSa o3ne vii m
nj call Ridden 4 COIN NC. 1929 K
s.froRf FOR RsSf. good for any business.
@i3 Kennedy 81. NV.
% =. noor store. 1000 % H. Imm.dia.eiy
4vsiiaolr Reasonabi. rental RIDDELL
REALTY CO, Rsaitors. DI, 7ano -22
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

USED-CAR LOT OR FRUIT STAND. 900
So it.. for rent. Cal the OWNER, IA.
BUILDING. 16 by 40. with loft. ceiling,
Rear 2.,5 C st. s.w. S35 Der month. Gan
Ma 1853 -23
OFFICE BUILBING-1204a Goth st: NV: 3
floors and basement; approx. Loo IT;
oil heat: in perfect condition throughout;
excellent location on wide street bus stop
at door. Especially desirable as manufac-
turers agent. insurance. real estate. arehi-
tect or builders. etc. DOUGLASS E. Bull
LOCH & CO. RE. 3G31. 30
WOODWORKING SHOP. we'll equip; S.
ArI: for rent by hr, day, wk to resp.
person; ref. required. RE. 2794. "a
GEORGETOWN-Wis. ave; corner store.
.4x50; large display windows; suit. any
business; $3.50 mo, on lease. RA. $40.
WILSON BLvD.-Below Colonial Village;
S-rm. white frame on approx 1000 So.
it.; wide frontage: suitable for many pur-
blvd. GIL. 5.53; eyes, CH, 550s.
APPROX. 5000 SO. FIT. Ind commercial
warehouse and office, brick and concrete
construction, - IT. in the clear; first
class location. in NV. section; good for
showroom, light manufacturing and vari
Gus types of businesses: in new building
with gas heat Call Mr. Mitchell, with
shoreham Bldg. Ma, 1850. "a
bath for business and living quarters
available June /. co. 3133; Sun. GE
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ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

18th century home. on
terraced hillside of over five acres, edge
of charming village on all-year Route No,
80 sc minutes to Pentagon; house is
brick and stone construction: succeed !;
thick walls original woodwork, mantels,
locks, floors; ) bedrooms, 2i2 baths, ,
center halls. living room l6x3o, dining
room. library. kitchen, full basement with
) windows, fireplace, old beams fagstone
walks and side porch: entirely reCondi-
toned, termited. insulated; oil burner. s.
W. hookup. hot water; Lear garage, spring
house: excellent location for small inn and
exclusive restaurant; immediate OCCUPANCY
due accident owner; price, $4,000. F. w.
SHARP g. SON, P. o. The Plains, Va.
tel; Mlddleb9IE , 3.-a;I ,,u ,,osoru 81 8 IA
room home with acres 625 feet on Front
Royal I'd, miles from Winchester, Vir-
Rinia priced to sell not furnished. Sl2,-
900: partially furnished. sl3, 500: fully
furnished, $1,000. Call j. E ROBERT
son, 7411 Winchester, Va. or P. o; Box
3SS. "a.
NEWPORT. r. Excellent summer home
for rent, June 10 to Sept: -; Bellevue
ave- master bedrooms. 3 baths. beau
tiful living and dining room and library;
attractive corner lot, buffers pantry, COM
plete kitchen. servants dinine. room and 3
bedrooms with baths: care of grounds by
owner. Box 2S0-B, Star. ~
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SUBURBAN REhT-vIRGlhiA.

COUNTRY EsTATE--Located at Hunters
Station, in the Fairfax-Oakton. Va. area
Early American dwelling house; has liV:
rm. with arepl.' din rm., den, KIT and
bath on 2nd fir: maids room and bath;
separate :,-car garage and attractive tae task
above: oil h. .-wh.; barn with 4 box stalls;
nicely Handicapped; beautiful view; '5 min
utes from WASHINGTON. $500 per mo.
McCAY IL McCAY, Realtors, Gil. S615.
3-BEDROOM HOMES. under S10,0o0-
Occupancy this ffl in a complete planned
community in nearby Va. modern engi-
neerng site. planning and construction by
the most capable established organization;
paved streets, sidewalks. playground. land
scaped lot, all city utilities, ETC.. SUFFICIENT
land being reserved for neiehborhood
schools and shopping: community now
seryiced by local school buses. Washing
ton buses. and located within pleas
ant .30-minute auto ride to downtown
WASHINGTON. Reply, giving name, ad-
dress. phone number and employment and
state preference of renting or purchasing.
First replies, hSst served Box aos,B'
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOUR-UNIT BRICK APT: on a lot
and Highland St, Clarendon shopping
center; ideal for use as offices. special
for doctor or dentist. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. exclusive agents. CHI. 1898;
eyes, and Sunday, CHI. 1000, branch 2ss.
STORE AND APT, 1857 H st ne
home or income: lease expires 7-@o,44s
Well financed; good buy. Call on this
today! LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415
K st, NV. Call ME 5400.
WILL LEASE with privilege of purchase.
10000 it. corner on main Va, highway at
Wash; excellent for wholesale or retail
outlet; reasonable; very convenient. GL
FIRST coMMERcIAL NM PROPERTY , u for ssa sals.
CoLORED. trst commercial: 23rd and L
NV rms bath: excel opport. for bust
ness Mr. Vaniglio. URCIOLO REALTY.
Me. 1871. Ewes. and Sun. EX. 1913.
SEVERAL st commercial lots on Baltimore
blvd. Hyattsville, Riverdale and Belts
vile. LOUIS MILLER, 1903 Baltlmore
ave, Hyattsvile next to Hot shoppe).
LAND BETWEEN RICHMOND and Shirley
Highway. outlet at Woodbridge-9S acres
of land on both sides of No. | hwy. mi.
below Woodbridge. perfect for gas station,
tourist camp, restaurant or other busi-
ness; priced right For further informa-
ton contact S. J. GNASH & CO. 9l3
King St. Alexandria, OV. 6005. Brokers
of better business opportunity Open
evenings and Sundays till pm. %
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage;
free appraisal SCOTT SANDERS; & 1913 So
We HAVE BUYERS who viii pay all ash
for houses or lots in any part Of Wash
ineton or Maryland Call JOS. GINBERG,
/ WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE
frame or brick, white or colored - yrs
experience. Call MR.. WALTER MILLER.
NE. $500 or DE- 5346. -26
NEED !. OR 3 BEDRM. HOUSE in D. c.
preferably Bethesda, to Tacoma sections
will trade or exchange fine rn1. mouse In
Westwood. Bergen Coz N. j.: oop. 1000:
so min. Times square. Box 2l-C, star
COLORED HOMES in all sections wanted
We have cash buvers waiting. MAURICE
KAY, 1910 VI. ave. NV, RE. 3625. eyes,
WA. b067, ID
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

CHOICE COMMERCIAL-Defens hwy.
Md. Just before FORK to Cheverly. 50
IT. frontage on Defense hwy; with street
depth. Call MR. SUGAR. RE. S5ss. ~
FIRST COMMERCIAL. triangular parcel:
Mil rd; most imposing cor. in Mont Co.
consisting of "a 900 So tt: will sell all or
part; also have Su tons of steel TO build;
inspect this most unusual site or call
COFFMAN REALTY co. SH. 4l.3. or SH.
:ta2S "a
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial: both in D. C. and nearby
short-term lease, PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO., office UN. 2525: res. CO. 7l97
NEW FIREPROOF FACTORY of cement,
steel and brick constr. is available in the
Piedmont section of No Carolina. with
approx 10000 it. of floor space, fully
equipped in every way except for machin /;
favorable power contract avail railroad
siding. truck siding. domestic heating ano
power boilers, huge automatic freight
elev.. air-cond Offices. intercomm, tel
Is cents per $lOO covering bldg, machin,
and contents: rent Of SOC per So IT. per
yeaf rs neTs % prs 1or or mos ne
immed possession; very favorable labor
situation because. of loc. adj. to where
the majority of labor live: ideal for tie
shirt or garment industry. furniture mfg.
or light mfg of any kind. For further
details cali or see JOS, A. HERBERT 4
SONS. Realtors. 5l5 E. Cap. St. Ii. ol@9.
Ewes PF iUS5. Ext 3lo rs
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IL ROOMS, ! BATHS, mod, det: 1-bedrm.
stone. stucco and frame corner nome, suit
able doctor; vacant; u freplaces hieh
ceilings, built-in gar, lge. dry bsmt. for
rec rm. Beaut. lot, very lge. shade trees;
3 bks train and bus. Silver Spring sec
ton. Priced for quick sale or consider
exchange equity. 100000, for clear small
Monte omery County. Md, farm. OWNER,
Box 62-B, SGar. ~
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE tcont.) !

Ist COMM. BLDG, suitable for any bust
ness; will sell or rent reasonable. Du,
4aa,c 442S or nIs,SEss MI S4aa; LOCATION IN Fails
Church for stores or other businesses;
approx. $4,000 So. IT.; price, ST. per
s. snoM,> +. "a un,isr l11st rus,srss and ior
prop; IL rms, 3 complete baths, Oil
heat; 18th and Park I'd: immed' poss
~ l3a..r.,,. l3Sa ,xu,ae o5o 60
TT fronting on 3 streets with small
bungalow and gar; Sl1 800. CAROLINE
L. CAMPBELL, Gil. S046; OW. S341; Gil
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL-Corner locations. lst and
ind commercial suitable for used car and
any type of outdoor business; these are
most desirable, due to tremendous auto
and pedestrian traffic LOUIS BURMAN,
RE. 1868. ~
BETHESDA-Stores. shops, Offices in new
building and zoned industrial manufac-
turing, or any business. 47lS Bethesda
ave. Bethesda. Md. WI. ASH. %
F ST, OPP. HECHT CO.-Entire Bird Il.
tapnrox ! 400 50 ftD available in mod
ernized bldg; Sl30 per mo. EX. 41s7 or
OR o0oi -o3
FALLS CHURCH-General business CO.
East, Falls Church = Light mfg; MI,
CROSSMAN EA lo46 RE OR10 -2R
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modern bungalow, on State road; acres:
"a mi to Wash, mi. to Annapolis; gas
stove, GE refgr,, fireplace, oil h.-wh., In
sulated. garage, orchard. other outbuild-
ingsi priced $4,000. OWNER, WA. 2l32.
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STORES FOR SALT.

CORNER STORE. in Hyattsville, Md
Excellent opportunity; beer on and on
sale. seda fountain, candy cigars, maga-
zines and miscel. $4,000 or So 900
cash and terms. 800 R. I. ave. csh
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PROPERTY WANTED.

have cash buyers in
terested in 4-family units, apt. houses and
grocery store properties. Call JOSEPH
GINBERG RE 1889 or RA. 3S25 -26
PRIVATE PARTY desires to buy 4-family
apt. unit direct from private owner. Box
113-A, Star 20
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ALEXANDRIA 5000 So. tt. with
r.r siding: has new concrete foundation
for building '6x10 it; suitable for manu-
featuring purposes or warehouses. OR
OSUU: ewes OW 5000 -o3
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE

acres on Columbia pike:
LAN1ER, Broker. ow. 3434.
ADJ. BUCKINGHAM APTs. in Arl.
75xl3O; price 45c SO. TT; terms N C
HINES & SON. OK. 1860, ewes CHI. o6l &
LEE BOULEVARD APT GROUND, closest
to Memorial Bridge; over $4,000 So. IT.
JOHNSON. ST. sS53, SH. 45lS. -26
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LOTS WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Lot for small
house: cash; Arlington, Va. on buslins.
EnY 40l-A Star nos
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
so ACRES on B. & O. R. R. of industrial
ground, reaS.; 20 acres on B. g. o. R. R,
nr. Berwyn, reas,. . acres of industrial. all
utilities, on B. g. o. R. r., :!5c IT. C; H.
PIERCE, 6.229 Baltimore blvd, Riverdae,
WA. 1000; ewes WA 630S. -2S
9.It SO. FIT. light manufacturing ground
in the center OF Arlington; reasonable.
TALMAGE-W -WILCHER. GIL S011 GIL. 5000.
ATTENTION BUILDERS-54 building lots,
Arlinetons best location on Lee blvd;
$4,000 # Commercial srounS TALMAGE-
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EXCHANGE lovely 9-r.. Sab. det. brick,
GOOD NV, vacant for two small bricks;
terms arranged. OWNER, WO. liz. "a
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80 UNITS, NW.-Income approx. Sis, 900
a VI; low rentals. Price approx. = times
rent Call till 3 pm, FIRST NATIONAL
REALTY CORP, 1925 K st. NV. RE.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease A. M
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
ARLINGTON-Several Aunt apis wanted;
clients with S4 900 to $4,000 down. G. E.
LANIER, Broker. OW 3434.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

BUSINESS PROPERTY, with or without
building on it; in or near d. c.; owners
only State facts to Box 21-Z, Star. ~
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ALEX. VA, New corner store; 4Ox54.
in new business center adjoining the
Va. Theater; suitable for drugstore p, VI.
PRATT CO. MA S6s2, or TIE. 9O22. -4d
X ST. NEAR MEDICAL CENTER-LarFs
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in Falls Church, ] in Alexandria; both
have frepl., tiled baths. patios. Flowers
and fruit trees galore! THE BRANT
CO. 2334 Wilson blvd, GIL 4916. OK.
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ARLINGTON. VA.-6-bedroom house, near
Courthouse opposite Colonial Village: un
finished attic. space for more rooms; cor
ner lot.
Three-bedroom brick, available July I;
rec room; nice lot with trees; priced under
$4,000. c. w. CLEVER CO, INC, 1913
North Irving St, OK. 0321. CHI. 3222
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Seminar Meeting

A meeting of the Photographic
Seminar of the USDA graduate
school will be held at 8 o'clock Fri
day evening in room 5065 of the
South Agriculture Building.
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Camera Angles
Hand Coloring of Photographs

mot matter. You might just as well
take our advice on this matter be-
cause the chances are 100 to that
your first attempt, and probably
several more, will be unsatisfactory.
To avoid further disappointment, do
not pick a complicated subject to
begin with. Select print which
has large areas free from vari-
colored details. After you have mas
tered procedure, you can go on to
more complicated compositions.
Realism cannot be achieved SIM
ply by coloring grass green, the sky
blue or tree trunk brown. Ma
lures colors do not come out of
little tubes. Yours do-and that's
the handicap that may be overcome
only by making study of the nat
'ural colors that you are trying to
initiate. If you look closely, you
will observe that the color of the
grass in your front yard has lot
more yellow in it than the green
paint that you might be inclined to
use on the picture. This same rule
applies equally to all other colors
that you are trying to reproduce.
Study the subject first-then mix
your colors and make your picture
come to life.
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H. T. Chaplin Heads
Harden SWV Camp

Harry T. Chaplin, a member of
the End Massachusetts, Volunteer
Infantry in the war with Spain was
elected commander of the Richard
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These and others to be appointed
will be installed at the meeting ON
January 7 by Past Department
Comdr. w. G. Copley.
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Photo.Craft Club
Plans Exhibition

The eighth annual Photographic
exhibition of the Photo-Craft Club
of the Twelfth Street YMCA will be
held during the week of January
%, James Burress, president of the
group, has announced. Prints to be
considered for hanging must be
submitted to the Exhibit Committee
of the club on or before January 20.
All prints should be by 10 inches
or larger and mounted on standard
salon mounts. Color prints will be
accepted for exhibition purposes
only. Only prints made since Janu-
airy l, 1948, are eligible.
All local amateur photographers
are invited to participate. Prints
from nonmembers may be left at
the desk or mailed to the Y, 1916
Twelfth street NV. Entries should
be carefully labeled with the name,
address and telephone number of
the sender.
On Thursday at 8 pm. the club
will meet i'll the auditorium for a
session on print finishing. Fred
erick Harris will provide a demon
Stration and instruction in negative
retouching and print spotting.
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Society to See
Slides Made on
Antarctic Trip

High light of the Wednesday color
meeting of the National Photo.
graphic Society will be a specia
showing of slides of the Antarctic by
Glenn R. Krause. Mr.. KrauSe took
the pictures while assigned as q
civilian observer to the second Navy
Antarctic expedition of l947-8.
The meeting will be held in the
auditorium of the Natural History
Building of the Smithsonian In
stitution, Tenth street and Consti-
tuition avenue at 8:l5 pm.
The slides cover the entire trip
around half the Antarctic continent
There are scenes among giant ice
bergS, through pack ice and depict
ing camp life in the frozen con-
tinent Also pictured are the oasis
named Bunger Lake. the entrance
! to McMurdo Sound, the active vol
cano Of Mount ErebuS, all three
Byrd camps at Little America anc
other interesting scenes.
| Results from last months color
slide competition are: Grand honors
to Gladys Hamlin, Mae L. Hahlen
and T. P. Mitchell. Honors went to
Lancelot Sukert, F. Eleanor Cham
bers, G. I. Jackson 20. D. Kay
Smith and Capt M. w. Arps.
Receiving honorable mention in
this group were w. G. O'Connell
P. F. Lambert 80, Mrs. E. c. Wy
Mrs. Elizabeth Springer, H. Pos
tlethwaite, Mary K. Bolton (2l, T.
| A. McDermott, Miss Hamlin, r. G.
Focht, Capt. B. J. Foy, c. B. Heb
bard (2) and Mr.. Mitchell.
In the large slide division, grand
honors were awarded to Ralph E.
Lawrence, with honors to Mr.. Sukert
and honorable mention to Reuben
Scolnik and Ray D. Brown.
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By Alexander J. Wedderburn
cvrotor Of Photography
The Smithsonian institution


| The Smithsonian institution
swab, q skewer or an artists stump.
The latter can be purchased from
your dealer, while you will be able
to make a skewer by simply twisting
piece of cotton around the end OF
an orange stick or toothpick. For
coloring large areas, large piece OF
cotton or soft cloth can be held be-
tween the fingers and used to spread
the color evenly over the selected
area. Smaller areas are colored with
the skewers.
Paper Choice Important.
The selection of paper for your
print Is very important. Glossy
papers should be avoided as they do
not take the paint well. A very
rough paper, as a rule, Is unsuitable
because the paint will tend to sink
too deeply into the fibers before you
can wipe the print after the initial
application. A semimatte surface
is best for the purpose. Toning the
paper will be of help, particularly
in those prints having large areas
! of shadow. Deep black areas have
the effect of nullifying the true
brightness Of the colors. However,
you should discriminate in the selec-
ton Of the toner.
Snow scenes, as an example. should
be toned with a cool toner that will
help create an atmosphere of cold.
On the other hand, if your picture
was made of an autumn landscape,
you might we'll select warm brown
toning solution for the print. But
if you used the gold or brown toner
for the snow scene, you would have
to 60 to work with your paints to
overcome the very effect of warmth
that would result.
When using oil paints, never make
the mistake Of applying them full
strength to the print; they will be
much too intense. Instead, squeeze
a bit Of the pigment on your palette
and work into it enough of the me-
dium or thinner to produce the cor
rect tone that you are seeking. After
you are satisfied that the tone Is
satisfactory, pick up bit Of the
color on your swab or skewer and
rub it onto the paper with a cir
cular movement. AS soon as the
area is completely covered, all excess
paint should be removed with a
clean piece of cotton Then you
may proceed with coloring adjacent
areas. If one color should overlap
into an area that will require an
other color, you can easily remove 1t
with some of the thinning medium.
! Practice on Old Prints.
Rather than run the risk of ruin
ing prints, you should make your
first attempts at coloring on some
discarded photograph whose loss will
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Enlarging Methods
To Be Discussed

A demonstration and lecture OF
Photographic enlarging methods will
be the feature attraction of the
Tuesday meeting of the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Camera Club
There will also be the regular
monthly black and white competi-
ton by members who will submit
pictures taken last month during
the night field trip. The group will
meet at 8 pm. In the fifth floor au.
ditorium of the Mather Building
I9l6 G street NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-12

IL you arc llOL SHtlSucO Will Ic-
suits obtained with color film, or II
the Photographic color process is
too rich for your pocketbook, we
suggest that you try bringing the
glow Of color to your work with
hand-coloring materials. Although
water colors are used to some extent,
transparent oil color is the more
popular medium with the average
colorist. Photographs in high-key
register will be suitable for either
water color or oil, but pictures with
heavy shadow areas should not be
selected Is the subject for water
color treatment.
Not all of us are possessed of a
fine sense of appreciation Of color
harmony but almost any one who
Is not color blind can, with the use
of color wheel, pick up this knowl-
edge with a little study. Certain
colors 60 we'll together. Others do
not. 1t Is, Therefore, up to the
colorist to decide whether q par
ticular photograph should be col
ored at all Obviously it will not
suffice simply to use harmonious
colors If those are not suitable for
the subject matter in the picture.
Even If your judgment of color
harmony is excellent you will do well
to have u color wheel -,purchased
from an art or photo shop at hand
when you are hand -coloring prints.
For those without sense of color
harmony it is essential. The color
wheel will show at glance COM
Elementary colors, enlighten the
colorist on the effects of color mix
ing and demonstrate the change in
the appearance of colOrS as they
are applied over various shades OF
the gray scale. A careful study OF
the color wheel will save both time
and money. You will have a pretty
good idea of what will happen to a
certain color when it Is applied to
certain area of your print. With
out this knowledge you may waste
considerable time, paint and paper
learning the hard way.
Materials Needed.
Any photo dealer will have color
sets for the photographer or the
individual items may be purchased
according to specific needs. You
will need certain basic colors and
color combinations and you will
need the applicators, palette and
possibly a hand rest. This latter
item will make it possible for you
to work freely without the danger
of smearing the paint with the hand
or cuff.
A good color set should have the
following: Red, yellow red or orange,
yellow, green, blue green, blue and
purple You can prepare green
yellow by mixing three parts of
yellow to one part green, red-purple
is simply a mixture of the two COL
ors in equal proportions and purple
blue can be prepared by mixing the
two components in the same ratio.
In addition to these colors, from
which you will be able to mix al
most any color combination that
you may need, you should have a
supply of medium or mixer which
is used to dilute pigment and re-
move color from the print. surface.
The beginner who has had no ex-
perience in mixing colors may also
find it desirable to purchase a tube
or two of ready mixed flesh tone
This will help prevent some of the
ghastly pallid or flaming flesh tones
that are sometimes seen in the work
Of the totally inexperienced.
Colors are best applied with a
Evening star., 1948-12-12
Lido Club to Install
Officers Tomorrow

Installation of new officers and a
ceremony honoring past presidents
will be held at the annual ladies
night meeting of the Lido Civic
Club at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Mayfiower Hotel.
Honor guests will include Watson
B. Miller. commissioner of immigra-
ton; Ugo Carusi, chairman of the
Displaced Persons Commission. and
District Court Judge Henry A.
SchWeinhaut.
Officers to be installed are: Joseph
M. Bonuso, president: Alfonso Tan
ma, first vice president; John Saki,
second vice president: Joseph La
Piana, secretary; Savario Tanna,
treasurer; DR.. Raphael Manganaro,
director Of publicity, and Anthony
Andreano, sergeant-at-arms.