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SUMMER RATES

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Would you like to spend the summer
on Capitol Hill? Nice rooms excel.
food. coZy cocktail lounge and 9
friendly atmosphere await YOU at
the
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
Special Rates, SCI semipvt. bath.
SlS per geek st and c SITS ne
II f-6SOO -
COLORED-DOUBL ROOM; home
privileges; convenient transportation
Call AID. 2-02S6. rs
COLORED-I6I6 E. CAPITOL ST
Dble. frt, rm., twin beds: quiet home
CoLoRED@i15 TENN. AvE.--For
lady or gentleman; home privileges
conoREDmPR1vILEGEs. R110oi 1912 Or,
ren st. ne. IL 4-0202. or
COLORED-I2 QUINCY PL.-Nicely
furn. rm. for refined empl. cple OF
single man. DE. 2-325S. 81
COLORED-BROOKLAND N.E.-Lge
rms. spac. clos; cont. hot water;
privils. Bus at corner. LA. 6-743S.
CoLORED-FURNIsHED ROOM for
rent privileges. Ii. 4-4s46. 65s
RM.-Home priv
iIegess. Empl. couple or single man.
CoIoREDMFURN. RDc RMS. kit. and
bggdrm. nno n bsmt. for empl. couple.
COLoRED@BEAUTIFUL furn. room
for l or girls. ne. section, cow.
to transportation. DE. 2-093I. 81
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

1917 R. l. AVE. N.w.--single and
town. Reas. DE. 2-9645. as
18th AND MADISON ST. N.W.-Lge.
rm. for 2 girls; conv. transp.; good
meals meals; s15 wk. JU. s-46s5 or HE.
1776 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Cir
Gle area-Attrac. rms. excel. meals;
young people in Govt, business, and
students invited. DU. 1892. II
WESLEY HALL Announces opening
OF new bldg. Sgle and twin bedrms.
daily maid service running water In
rms. rms. Bendix; recreation ACTIVITIES.
CLUB MASON. 1928 New Hamp. NV.
A club residence for refined ladies
and and men seeking the best; dbls. and
wk., and up; incl. full-course meals
and hotel services. NO. 1910
CALVERT HOUSE. 14O1 10th nv
Lovely rms, business people, stu
dents; selected menus. switchboard.
1856 N ST. N.w.-For students o,
aatmssphere, delicious food, TV and
RRs ssasixi wAGfaTr Gony l0c; Sxv,IH IHousemothaer'
FOR sS AGED MA51AEG kapY Doyie or eouple-Larse La
rms. home comfopts, general super
vision; no smoking; refs. EN-. @:5S2s.
1910 18th ST. N.w-single ~ and
dble;: excellent food and transp:
WAITER wASIfiEi REED Nv VIC. c.ooSt s531 9th st.
room; H Delicious asnfs MEALS RA. s14ia9' Ilnsqee
ROOM NEXT TO BATH for elderly
lady or gentleman; pvt. home; $75
mo; CAL JU. 5-39SS.
CARE oiunn oidon1r
invalid, private room near bath,
NICE ROOM to to- lad; lady or q gestieman; stSguai
delicious. meals: homelika1 atmos-
phere; Y blk. tranSp. HO. 2-34S4
pvt, pvt; bath; also single rms.' good
ROOM AND BOARD for mother 70 and
Shil' en in Hyattsville; near transp.
ROOM in private home;
phone; garage if desired. RA. s.
ROOM AND BOARD and care for
child while mother works; large
yard; inclosed. ia. 9-9239. --27
&C. Hb EsfSt eousS r325 1ssa
house. 14Qs Mass. ave. NV, AID.
4-9777. Excellent meals. bright
rooms. 'Tv, washing machines, etc.
Rates start at S55. per mo.
PVT. HOME, excel. meals: conv.
transp.; 2 or 3; home PRIVILEGES,
laundry facilities. 10. 2-5401.
THE JOHN KNPEN HOTEL,
2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
" blk. off Conn. ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. away form traffic noise.
Conv. transp.; dble. and sgle.. rms !;
pvt. baths avail; excel. meals;
rates. $17.50 wk. up. HO. 2-35G6.
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I448 Park RID, NV.
sew. units at very low prices; Q rms,
kitchenette and bath. S75. $50 and
$S5 mo-; also 3 rms. kitchenette
ana path, $50. $95 and Sl0O mo.
All Incl. utils. Apply Apt. No. l.
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1914 18th ST. NV.
Attrac. units in 3 sizes; i rm. kitch.
enette and bath, $3.50; rooms.
kitchenette and bath. sos mo-, and
3 rms, kitchenette and bath, SiiS
mo-; all incl. utils. See janitor,
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14oo EATpMoNr CIR I,y

-, 14OO FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
kitchenette and bath, sos; 8 rms
kitchenette and bath, SI2O: also
large units. suitable six or eight
ADULTS. 5 rms. kitchenette and bath.
Sl55 mo. All incl. .utilS. Apply
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FOR MEN

1927 18th ST. N.W:-Two connect
service. tel. Very good meals $50
each per mo. Also double $50 each.
HO. 2-6767.
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-, :, 2440 10th ST. NV.
Well-furn. apt. Of 2 rms. kitchenetta
and bath, 81 Is mo-; also avail, soon.
3 rms. kitchenette and bath, Ssh
mo. Both incl. utils. Apply switch.
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lust west Of Connecticut on Kalo.
rm.. kitchen and bath apt. in eie.
vator bldg. Rental $3.50 per mo. II.
l. RUST & CO.. 100l 18th st. NV.
MA. $500.
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CRESTWOOD CLUB
4107 CONN. AVE. NEWLY DEC.
TW1N-BEDRM., EXCEL. MEALS:
COW. TRANSP.: TV. EN-. 3-4O74.
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BENNINGTON, 1874 18th ST. NV.
Dupont circle location; newly re-.
ciencies; completely furn.; utils,
incl: $13 80 anad $3.50 per wk.
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SLAUGHTER1S

TWO RMS, pvt. shower: home priv
NegeS, ideal for couple. WO. 6-I45I.
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SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL

1928 18th st. n.w.-Elevator, tel.
PIX; dining room in same building
meals every day; singles begin at
$50 per mo. DU. 7-7666.
-27
RO-CAR GUEST HOUSE
Three prize share rooms; l with pvt.
bath; 3 singles for women; annex,
4 spaces for students; very econom-
ical: Telephones in all rooms. Best
food in town at low prices.
1901 21St ST. NV. HO. 2-7300
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1a- nAnx m An,

1451 PARK RID. NV.
Nicely furn. apis. in 3 sizes: l rn.,
bath, S72.50 mo-; 2 rms, recep.
hall, kitchenette, dinette and bath,
500 mo-; 3 lge. rooms, big hall,
several big closets. full kit. and
bath Sis mo. All including utils,
See RES. MGR. Apt. 215.
2-BEDRM. APT, LGE., Ss5
2205 Charming ne. Nicely furn
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-270O -27
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1a49 pAPK pn Al, III

$40 D ST. NE.
Two oedrms.. liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath,
entire 2nd f.; conv. transp. Ii.
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1918 14th NV.

CLEAN
Nicely furnished liv.-bed rm., kit.
with breakfast area. Call RA. 6-S3S6.
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677s -27
FURNISHED bachelor apts.,
downtown elevator bldg; suitable
for / adult; S59.15, incl. all utils.
Apply janitor, 1925 11th st. NV.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS -27
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

OPEN SPACE
10 minutes from D. c. Free parkins
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CULUNED-AL FRIVILO.
Attrac. rm.. near 14th St; auto
washer: $3.50 single; SO double
HU. 3-5672, Sat. or Sun. -27
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iFORGETOWN EFFICIENCY APT.


GEORGETOWN EFFICIENCY APT
Conveniently located; ideal for stu
EFFICIENCY-Mass. and 3rd ne;
apt bldg; lge, rm,, kitchenettee,
bath: $3.50; 1 oerson. RA. e-oI 90,
N.W.-Two large bedrms.. kitchen.
living rm.. bath: convenient to all
transportation and stores; utilities
included, TIA. 9-15O1.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED - Seven
rms. in 2-story detached home, near
by suburbs; WESTINGHOUSE refgr.,
TappaTns range, gas heat, fnrnished' 1Tt
OFF 18th ST.-Lovely studio-living
rm.. large separate kitchen; for
discriminating person; S67 so. RA.
COMPLETE FLoOR-Two rms. kitch-
en- and bath; vicinity OF Cathedral.
eGtS AND AND PARK RD.-studio apt,
living-bedrm. comb, kitchen. pvt.
shower; conv. transp. AID. 4-164S.
NEW Sc. SEC.-Attrac. furn. 1-bed-
rm. apt; pvt. entr.- conv. to Boiling
COLUMBIA RD. AND 18TH sT.. AREA
kit. -dinette comb; ample closet
space. bath, sun porch, utils.: empl.
adults; S110; gar. opt. HU. 3-7321.
3
ENTIRE FLooR-Desirable for . or 2
girls; utilities gssher; friendly home;
ENTIRE FLOOR 6oa nth st. NV.
Three rms. pvt. bath; $50 per
week. NO. 7-065S. -2S
COMPLETELY FURN. BSMT. APT
$40 month. RE. 7-S035.
TAKOMA PARK-Second floor; COM
fortably furnished; suitable adults.
$40 mo- incl. utilities. JU. 9-5224.
suite, . bedrms.
sitting rm, bath. kitchen. porch;
3 or adults; excellent transp. co.
iS09s.r S1ogs5; DE; D1 -s829 sf99 ", TeeE days.
2SOO 28th ST. N.W.-Nice apt. for Q
employed persons; full bath. COM
plete kit. large bed-sitting rm:,
Hollywood beds; 2 lge. closets; auto.
twin fans. Sep. entr. Excellent loc.;
l blk. from bus and shopping. Near
Wardman Park. co. 5-1556. "a
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STUDENTS
Mclean Gardens

Oo1I 7 UIIGI DG. INV.
Taking applications for men and
women. sgle. rm. from S39 so mo.
Grounds and bldeS. protected by
. Burns International Detective Agcy
tTrans. rms avail EN- 2-6f22
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1915 EYE STREET, sgl.. for men
Sl2 semimo; and up. Maid, showers
DoWntoWn. ia $4,000. 81
LGE. COMFOKTABLE single sleepine
I'm; Cony. located: z block bus.
Men only. RA. 3-I61S. IS
NICE RM., semipvt. bath: nr. trans
portation. 300 Conn. ave. NV.
1914 10th ST. N.W.-Our rooms are
not expensive, they Just look ex-
pehslve: Please stop in. 90
FARMINGTON. 1924 18Th ST. NV
Near Duport Circle; maid service;
cow. location; single. SS.75; double,
Sl2.5O up. DE. 2-4IhM
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$500. QUE ST. NV.

THE CARLYN
Desirable rm. and shower, in mod
apt. house; maid, linen and Secy,
service. $50 per mo. Call MRS
SOKTTCH, res. mgr, DU. 7-340O
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NEW DUNBAR HOTEL

COLORED
THE
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IF YOU ARE looking ior a beautiful
apt, we, have one for you. Lge liV.
furn,,. $SS ncluding utils. 1918
Downing pI. ne. Call DU. 7-5Sl6.
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2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
n blk off Conn. ave. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. away form traffic noise
Conv. transp.; dble. and sgle.. rms.
pvt. baths avail; excel. meals;
rates. $17.50 wk. up. HO. 2-35G6
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2OO7 Q ST. NV
Have for pleasant year-round living
at specia! rates: clean, comfortable
rooms: 24-hr. switchboard and eIe-
vator service: reception rm Just a
Few, steps to bus and trolley. Good
eating places close by NO. G-4660.
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GEORGIAN HOTET,

Twin rms, running water. maid and
elev.; walk. dist to Govt. bIdeS'
and downtown stores and theaters.
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Real home for nice people. 1919
10Th st. NV: Ink. studio bed. -1iv.
rms, nicely furnished. Newly dec. !;
maid service; share bath; entertain
ing and kitchen privileges. Real
home for nice people. S7.50-S12.5
wk. Also basement apt. with private
entrance HO o-TQ1O
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ALLEN LEE HQTEI.

So wk. up, dble.. $14; some pvt. baths.
Also low daily rates; 24-hr. PIX;
~; downtown mr.. GNU and State
Dept Bus at door,
1924 F. s. NV FX q 1ooA
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1901 BILTMORE ST. NV.

IgOI BiLTMORE ST. N.W.-1Sth and
Columbia rd., studio apt; . rms.
plate, all utils.; beaut. decor. 30
HILI~Lovely, 2 bedrms.
dinette. kit, pvt. bath: everything
furn. but linens. Ii. 4-0504. 81
3-RM. FURN. APT. in pvt. home;
AID. 4-S29l. after $50 pm. 30
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV.
-Excellent 2-rm. apts.. $100-S11O
14Ii roth ST. N.W.-Attractive, .
rooms and kitchen; share bath;
utilities furnished: adults. 30
FURN. APIS, liv. rm., din
ette bedrm., Kit. bath; frt. and
back entrances; large yard; conV.
Boiling Field, $110 mo. LU. 2-7392.
KITTY. DantrY hndrnn iranlncn d
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THE MATTRY

1728 n ST. NV.
"a blk. Conn. ave-; choice sgle and
dble, rms; So wk. and up. ST.
3-3076. 40
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E; CAPITOL ST. rms. newly re-
cn0RGtRdwiH2 2Gqd lRe i2 rent " 4,76as
studio apt. for l man only; separ.
R pv fGnf sd shdwf snd rear $50 sompsss Gse
1!sa 'AK K1LBoURNE [PaGi me FL PIACEMist 1St A.;
furn.; pvt. liv: rm. lge. bedrm.. kit,
screened. porch: bath: onen. from 9
till 12; for couple with child. 500.
I. BORGER. INC. 643 Indiana ave.
NV, MA. S-035O.
BROOM APARTMENT - Convenient
transportation; adults only; refer
included; ] l.h.r,.; share bath; reas.;
1895 NEWTON ST. N.W.DTwo J. apis.
each with rrivate beth; one on Mon
roe st: utils. Adults. No increased
1ith ST. Mr.. PARK RID. s4es 14th--
1st f., 3 rms, kit and bath, SS5,
Observation-Disclosures H. Vi'"ei efaciency Tap apt.;
everything furnished except linens:
pvt. entr. HU. 3-9731; JA. s-53IS.
1!O5 KILBoURNE PL.-Nicely furn.
cepted; all utils; no; 2s95O1. rs
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-Overlooks
park. Bedrm., liv. rm.. kit, bath:
air-cond.; lovely furniture. Call
ST. 3-4567 weekdays, 8 to 4. --2S
SENATE COURTS, n blk. from
Senate Office Bldg.-Liv. rm., kit,
dinette and bath: air-cond.: lovely
furniture. 120 C st. ne, Ii. g.
MI. PLEAsANT-Apt. bedrm., iiv.
rm;, pvt bath, kit; $50. incl.
gGtdils,; PVT; home; employed couple
BAG HELoR APT. l rm. and bath,
with refgr.:: nicely furnished. Apply
manager, 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
BEST 18th ST. LoC.-1-bedrm. apt,
large closets; mod. in every respect;
2 or 3 adults; Sl75. co. 5-04S4.
ARMY OFFICER leaving town will
rent 4 rms. and bath: loo. center
OF Govt. area; nr. Smithsonian
Inst; $50 per mo. LO. 5-2413.
1890 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Pvt. entr..
liyo rm,, bedrm;, kit, and bath;
3 rms. and pvt. bath;
z or 9 empl. adults; good transp.
FutHRNfsHED1 APT, rms, bath;
utilities furnished; reasonable rent.
Gail eyes. and Sun. Ii. 6-2942S II.
4-7616. -27
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1920 N. CAPITOL ST. N.W.ELiv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath. Call Ii.
3-0640. SIS
1924 MASS. AVE. NV. - Nice first
floor; l room. kitchen and bath ef-
flclency. $3.50 week. -27
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OTITET M0nCRN

- 49, ''''''''' 49, va Ste'hNA a.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1925 10Th st NV:
| . nice rms. pvt. bath, everything
irclrded. S75 rer mo.
WARDMAN PARK AREA. ! blk, of
tn' Seth snd aytl ncrcS ~ on 5 e-@as7 s'In XII
527 OGLETHORPF ST. NW.-Bed-
liv; rm., kit, semibath. utils.. ldrv.
privils.. use Of urlim. ph.. en-
nlnved man and wife
furn. Near ca : transp. SOii and ps shop Ctr ctr.
1e.I PA. AVE. S.E.-Kitchen and
bedrm.,. in well-kent home, Reas.
. to refnG1 SeTtiIc SnITB ~ yopTs cClG w
blk. off 18th & Col. rd. rms,
1sIq sip''' CALVERT sflTEF'T' Sa;n' ST. Comb.
bed liv. rm.., kit. priv, bath and
nor Porch Ir,T oL; NpSt1pE S1rSu1 eyes e w au
Chillrm EXPRESS trensp, Ref re-
onired. No children. TU. 2-0G9?.
DUPONT CIR. AREA-2nd Ar. front.
Attr., apt, lge;, rooms. seq. kit
closet. near bath, One emp. adult
HYarTsvrEIRp225 "a TS AR 2io7Gn; rms. bath. near
schools. churches. transp. Reas.
Comp. furn, Avail. BR1IEY, UN
NV bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath suit. Z adnltS; Sl2O mo. 1nciud.
utils AID. 2-564S.
MODERN Broom apt, private bath,
utilities furnished. kutomatie wash
VIC. 10th & UPSHUR W.--Attrac.
Gee furn. master hedrm., twin beds.
liv. rr1.. bath "a mi. ref. home: reas
RA. 6-544S Sun. and ewes.
CONSTITUTION AVE. 5O1-Lovely.
1st fir. 31a-rm. apt, See Mrs.
Stewart ond flr. front. AUFRBACH
e. CO. DI. 7-65n1. AID. 4-5907
MT PLEASANT - Zoo area. Well
furn. sttr. strictly clean. Quiet.
. bedrms.: pvt. 2nd flr.: pch. etc
2 settled ladies or cpl: Refs. S95.
STUDIO APARTMENT on Lincoln
Park: suit for cple.; pvt. bath. S75,
I2I NO. CAROLINA .E-Nesr capi-
tol. Stove. refgr. SS wk. Ii. 3-9703.
CALVERT and ONTARIO PL. 1857
lst fir. of house. Linens Share
bath. sgIe;' SIT dble., SIS wk.
1dis BUCHANAN ST. Nw.-werl-
furn., clean bsmt. apt; refgr.. hot
plate. bed linen. util. incl: pvt,
entr conv. transp,; S4S mo-; man
only with ref; no drinker. Ia.
49o9 soth ST., MT. RA1NIERoa
rooms. kitchen. bath: attractive,
well furn.: employed couple only.
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SO TERRIFIC LINEUP you're bound to find YOUR suit in YOUR
model YOUR Featuring brond-new 1854 hehehts
marine blue sheen gobordes and unfinished woseds dark blue
ecked woed Cambridge and Bankers Grey fonne smooth 9obor
orey horksns handsome patterns and
wonderfully becoming ued pods Fobrc by Juiord and
imports Every fobc Every suit sos voue Best Of o this
brings models twobutton sngebreoed
but you'll find onebuton and dbbeosed models tool SO to 4o
reeors shorts longs and short soutss suit HERE!
Clothing Washington Street Floor Sap Spring and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Scientists DeIve Into Color

New insight into the scien-
tific complexities underlying
color photography is provided
by Eastman Kodak Company
scientists in a new volume,
1.-THE Principles of Color Pho
tography."
The book, which contains
previously unpublished work,
begins with q discussion Of the
response Of the eye to light in
simple fields and proceeds to
systems of color specification
and measurement.
The authors then discuss in
detail photo materials, their
color response, and formation
of color images. They review
the history of color photo
graphic systems. then discuss
dyes and their optical charac-
teristicS. color Sensitometry.
duplicating and copying. and
color reproduction theory.
The authors also point out
that color Photographic proc
esses are chemical in nature
In that the colorants of the
photographs must usually be
chemically formed. But they
add:
THE color reproduction
characteristics of the process,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

however, are evidenced by the
optical characteristics of the
dyes after they are formed
rather than by chemical reac-
tons. The chief emphasis in
the present work is upon these
physical characteristics and
upon the attendant effects
which the picture may have on
the observer.
The chemistry Of color pho
Biography is discussed to the
extent OF indicating the nature
OF the Photographic materials
and Of the major chemical re-
actions involved in various
types Of color systems"
The sections on vision are
aimed at engineers and scien-
lists in color television or in
fields where practical problems
relating to colorimetry and
psychological aspects of color
vision are encountered.
In the analysis and descrip-
ton Of methods of obtaining
colorant images and combin-
ing them to obtain color proc
esSes the authors present one
of the few attempts made so
far to Systematically classify
color processes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

beach pictures. Instead Of
shooting up all your Aim on
the usual beach shots, try for
something on the different side
20 you will come back home
with q well-rounded collection
Of snapshots to remind you Of
your trip.
Get Up EorIy
For instance. you viii ind it
well worthwhile to get up early
one or two mornings to catch
the sun coming up from the
sea. If you are one of those
who likes to stay in bed during
the early hours, try your hand
ut sunset. At either time there
are generally few, If any, peo-
pie on the shore and you can
devote the entire composition
to sea, sun and sand.
When taking pictures where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
Camera Club News

The Washington Society of
CinematOgraphers awarded top
honors to winners of the an
nual movie contest at q recent
picnic held at the Takoma
Park Recreation Center. First
award went to Ralphe E. Law
renee in the 16-mm. division
for his Natures Pageant.
Everett A. r. Scarf placed sec
ind in this class with his film,
Beyond the Great Divide"
In the 8-mm. division, Will
liam F. Green won the only
award for his Holiday in the
Rockies" The names of both
Lawrence and Green we're en-
graved on the Blair Thaw
plaque, the perpetual trophy
that carries names of winners
in both divisions each year.
WSC meetings have been con-
cluded for the summer but will
be resumed in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

the water is the main subject,
be sure to compose so that the
shoreline comes at an obliQue
angle across the scene. II you
aim your camera in q straight
line directly across the point
where shore and water meet,
this line and the line Of the
horizon will cut your picture
into unattractive layers. Let
the lines cross the scene 1T q
slant and your picture will be
far more pleasing from the pic
torial standpoint.
Look for the moods Of the
sea and catch them with your
camera. A storm that sends
the waves crashing and foam
ing up on shore win offer fine
picture possibilities. So will the
calm. And the sea by night
will offer still other pictures to
round out your collection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12
PhioteIic News
Phii0teIic News
Lawyers Stamp Design
Criticized as Foulty
By james Waldo Foweett

The model Tor the 3-cent
commemorative for the 18th
anniversary Of the American
Bar Association was released
on Tuesday and Immediately
created a furry Of critical COM
ment. Based on a frieze on
the west side Of the chamber
Of the Supreme Court, the
composition purportS to show
four symbolic figures, evils
DOM" with an owl; Justice"
with q sword; Divine Inspira-
tion." with evenly balanced
scales, and Truth" with q
mirror. What is objected to
ID the fact that the four fig-
ures are disproportionate and
malformed. The two end flg-
ures are too small in relation
to the central figures and the
central figures are monument
ally too large-and yet appear
hammered down or sawed of
In defiance Of both nature and
art. Study of the symbol Of
Justice" shows it to be nearly
as broad as it is high and care
ful examination Of the symbol
of Divine Inspiration" dis
closes q similar fault - the
wings are much too long and
the arms and hands also are
disproportionately heightened.
To test the errors in the
frieze a check of the height
OF a seated man and that of
a girl or woman standing be-
side him Is held to be all that
is necessary. Normally, the
woman's head and shoulders
loom considerably higher than
the top Of the mans head.
The lawyers commemorative
contradicts this simple real
ity- Another defiance of the
same character is to be found
In the exaggerated thickness
OF the neck Of Justice"
Responsibility for the er-
rors, however. does not lie
with either the Post ONCE
Department or the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. The
primary sketch for the ST.
preme Court frieze seems to
have been made by Cass Gil
bert, architect of the Supreme
Court Building. Actual sculp-
turing was done by Adolph
A. Weinman. famous for his
designs for the 1916 dime and
half dollar and many popular
statues. The lawyers stamp
was based on reproductions
o. photographs by De Witt
Ward of a clay or plaster
model for the west frieze of
the Supreme Court chamber
IN architecture Magazine, De-
cember, 1885.
First-day sales arrangements
for the American Bar Asso-
citation commemorative call
Tor Boston, August "a.
The office Of Director of the
Phllatelic Division Robert e.
Fellers have been moved from
room 5033 to room 5000 in
the Post ONCE Department
Building, Pennsylvania avenue