Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1938 — Page 10

Port Tree ‘Peat Expert on Art Repair

Mr. Peat studies a cracked 500-year-old painting.

+ ‘Museum Head Will Explain

How to Wash Picture Faces

A picture, like a small boy, eventually needs its face washed. And like a small boy, some one must do it firmly, thoroughly and scientifically.

However, the wear and tear on

a picture demands that any minis-

trations be started only after a good deal of study.

Wilbur D. Peat, Herron Art Museum director, will undertake to explain at the Museum tomorrow night the diagnosis of a picture to the Art Association membership. So far as is known, this is the first time any museum director has given a lecture on the delicate procedure of taking care of objects of art. The reason is that some one might misinterpret . instructions or make a mistaken diagnosis and do considerable damage to a valuable piece. 8 : About the only: time one can safely wash a painting with mild soap

and water is when the surface is|a

protected fully by finish varnish. If there are cracks in the varnish, then a dry cleaner must be used. When paintings are chipped or cracked or blistered, they should be treated only by full-time experts who know what to do and how to do it. Mr, Peat said that the smokeladen Indianapolis atmosphere is especially hard on paintings because the chemical reaction between smoke and paint frequently pocks the picture. Ordinarily, a face-washing once every three or four years is enough for a painting in perfect condition, with frequent soft-cloth dry cleanings in between, he said. When a painting cracked, it has to be sent to an expert for surgery, Mr. Peat said.

WOMAN GETS MIAMI POST MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 256 (U.P.).— Mrs. Anna M. Perry, 39, was a member of the Miami City Commission today, the first woman ever to hold that position. Mrs. Perry, attractive mother of three, was appointed late yesterday to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Commissioner J. E. Lummus.

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KOKOMO GETS RIGHT TO BORROW $8000

Att. Gen. Omer Stokes Jackson ruled today that the civil city of Kokomo can borrow $8000 to help equip a National Guard armory there. ‘This opinion was given at the request of Adj. Gen. Elmer F. Straub who pointed out this money is to be used for desks, bleachers, lockers and other equipment.

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Workers Two Weeks Behind, Eisenhut Reports.

: Prolonged summer weather and delayed frosts had put the annual

leaf-hauling campaign on doublequick time today. -Fred K. Eisenhut, Street Commis-

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have remained on branches: because.

such volume since Sunday’s. frost that the work of ridding the streets of leaves is two weeks behind normal. : : More: than 100 truckloads of leaves have been hauled to the dumps daily, he reported. Mr. Eisenhut said he hoped mild weather would continue in order to give workers a chance to catch up.” ‘

“Another frost followed by rain,” he said, “would almost entirely strip the trees of their leaves.” At the same time, he .warned residents against. burning leaves. in gutters and .driveways, which, he

FARM ALLOTMENTS ARE DUE IN JANUARY

LAFAYETTE, Oct. 25.—Indiana farmers may expect to receive their

acreage allotments under provisions |:

of the 1939 agricultural conservation program in January, Claude

. |R. Wickard, ‘director of the AAA

North Central Region, said. today.

Numerous grass fires have originated that way, he said. : “All dead leaves,” he said, “should be burned in metal or wire contain-

Last. year’s alloments will not be changed, except in cases where more equitable alloments can be established, he said. No additional information will be needed this year from farms since all necessary data now is available in county offices.

LOST GIRLS RESCUED SEATTLE, Oct. 25 (U. P.).—Virginia Taylor and Margaret Sagar, 17-year-old high school girls who became lost from their companions when they attempted to climb Castle Mountain, were safe at home today. The girls were found last night

73 ARE ARRAIGNED ON WPA CHARGES

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Oct. 25 (U. P.).— Seventy-three persons were ordered into Federal Court today for arraignment on charges of conspiracy to violate the Works Progress Administration code and diversion of WPA resources for political purposes. The group was indicted last week.

Heading the list of defendants under $1000 bond who appeared be-

mer Assistant Federal Stanley. Miller, a son-in-law of Senator Chavez (D. N.M.). Regional” WPA Director Rex Nicholson, Salt Lake City, ssid that “reorganization of New Mexico WPA affairs 8 progressing satisfactorily.” i

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