The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 7, 1951, Page 4

Page 4 ne i INVENTIN' : WINTON !! — HOW ON a - TH DIO YE GIT ; = TH’ JAILHO ec a lo | ve THIMBLE THEATRE—Stervir he idk rh et in Lic uc nt " BRINGING UP wi ONE ST AWAY FRO “A A NOMIT THE KEY WEST C ITIZEN Sat rday July ¥ § BARNEY GOOGLE AND SNUFFY SMITH 7 WAAL! BLESS YORE BONES! \WLYE CAN SCRUB 4’ FLOOR FATHER He’s Too Big For Army Uniform By Fred Lasswell T_HAIN'T THAT SORRY !! BE TOO SURE. PERHAPS I HAVE =e OF IT U.S. Air Force Photo from @ | SGT. JOHN L. BOOTH from Comer, Ga., is having to get along | - without a uniform temporarily at Wolters Air Force Base.in Texas—because they can’t find one big enough for him. tHe | stands six feet and four inches and weighs 290 pounds. In com: parison, T/Sgt. Ralph H. Gray (right) looks small beside him, By Tom Sims and B. Zaboly But yet. pounds. By Paul Robinson: ( \ IHAT 'M WORRIED, | There is } picture Is made | jdon't have to } about | exposure such things in the | sis is placed on tl of the negative ; To be sure the i product. It’ | your we } they likely | negativ ut the neg: | great deal to do | of the finished print —} Some darkroor }developed an u }cover up field errors by dod jand other special {But how much ea: } | print is the enc what rarely, if to be inte itive vecialists ier it make satisfact Ace a ne- been 1 handl- IT JUST CAME = | pative . th id have OUT THis. < . | es Gray stands five feet and an old saying that the 1 the darkroom lIt's intended to prove that you people see of ever, are rested in the with the quality have ual ability to 2 8 a church manipulation. would As ry 10 inches and weighs 17§ Oy a db dd dd tn dd ddd ttt t tn tnt dtd tnt tn teddy tytn id Before The Camera / \ de Me 4 ey fe Se be Be te hee te bon th Sn te then te te tn, dn, the Se Mh th te hr Mr, tp, srt. he, the. Se he de Bn te Double printing of montage are to impreve defective pictures. They also produce esthetic effeets ‘ithat can be obtained no other j Way. Some of | Dali One popular ver the city luence of “the figure. nique is not difficult The photograph of the city is tak- n so as to leave ample sky area face or figure then is double printed in the area indicated. f the city, we may use thing else that wil an esthetically pleasing pie It may be dry branches, or steeple or a pattern pic- and other types useful not only them would rival ture, ture wallpaper ake excellent back are photographed ie printed with an- The double print Lipulation Of the f double printhig ned in the cani- instead af e taking: must” be ally, on the Pot i matter of fe patterns 1 rounds i then de other picture. ing permi two negative The effect War Destroved : Orphanaze Will Be | First, t kground ‘. ; hegative > . 5 By George McManus “tie. «sss. Rebuilt In Japan j pa put the ais {the enlarger ¢ OKYO > ee World | portion of the pape Paint ariewe keene : | prove pleasing RT ee ee { Asa matter of practice, it may! mon a require ne test printing to get/ ed An | the desired results Cl ae tablished { ONLY ONE | If the figure is on a | ground—that is, the | in the negative is clea } clear—then th | be combined | printed at the sam | The two negativ reed not be | squared off like a deck of cards. |The images should be placed in } proper register | desired effect The may | have to be trimmed off to get the off-center negatives in the en- - pee , edges Im ee | ope HOR. Sehmg Peyeonen Sanicnte You often may have a good pic- ture—-but for the sky is dead white. Perhaps eo overexposed by not using a ye j ow filter—or, perhaps, there were, no clouds that day. Well, it’s possible to clouds from another neg pon “| of such handy negatives, snapping a few pictures of good cloud for- mations when you see them. them. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL All Grocers so as to give the} | Tokyo Ordi | tributed more larger,-if there is not much lee-} way. The same thing holds for clouds. fact that the} print in| ative. It's | a good idea'to build up a collection | Then! they’re available when you need | Sisters. When it was destroyed, the sis- te vut of the cit y have been and over- crow Well idiers are now en fund-raising drive to replace the bombed-out orphanage. It is to be a new cone crete h room for 200 childre cost $15,000. So far, the ¢ 1 men of the e Depot have con- than $5,000 to the ie —on entirely voluntary SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN ——enn |FOR SALE Newsprint Second Sheets |500 toh n 50c Artman Pr Press CITIZEN BUILDING