Mr. JENNER. Negatives on film?
Mr. KLAUSE. Yes, sir; on film.
Mr. JENNER. Yes.
Mr. KLAUSE. I could not do it. When I take a picture of copy, on most
of your offset or lithography work, you have dot patterns. And when
I would try to use my camera, the dot patterns would kind of blur,
and you could not see what it was. It was just a big blur. So I sent
the negatives of the two pictures downtown, down to Monk Brothers
Lithography Service downtown, which shoots nothing but negatives.
Mr. JENNER. That is J. T. Monk?
Mr. KLAUSE. Tommy Monk, of Monk Bros.
Mr. JENNER. J. T. Monk is the father, and Tommy Monk, or J. T. Monk,
Jr., is the son.
Mr. KLAUSE. The only person I know down there is Tommy.
Mr. JENNER. He is a young man?
Mr. KLAUSE. No, sir; Tommy I have known 12 or 13 years. He is somewhere
around 50, 55, probably.