Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 14
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RIDAY, JUNE 19, 11942
RAIL TRAVEL UP; ALSO ACCIDENTS
I. C. C. Safety Bureau Head Cites Trouble in Getting
Signalling Devices.
WASHINGTON, June 19 ble for the railroad accidents, N.
increasing number
day. The Pear] Harbor is alarming number of racks the greater the number meeting poir occur,” he said. pa Mills said havi
number of accidents
nts
railroads
(U.P). —Unprecedented traffic is responsi-
Mills of the interstate commerce commission safety bureau said to-
Photography—
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since] “disquieting but not because the greater the trains you put on the
of
where accidents can
were | 1g priorities difficulties in ob-|
tains 1g automatic signalling devices
to fuer one-track lines wa production board was
increase the safety measures on He said the par-
celling out such equipment for use
at the most good. More Locomotive Miles
“The traffic capacity
places where it feels it will do
of single-|
track lines can be more than dou- | ble by the installation of automatic |
signals,” he said. thing that can be ible but the just isn’t available.” o 6 istics
01 tracks, steel I stat 397,495,592 operated, an cent over period.
that were per 1941 Casualties Compared Casual i that
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for the first 1942 quarter—latest available—show]| locomotive miles] increase of 142 the corresponding
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ies per 1,000,000 locomotive neg period were: against 2.90 in 1941, and : against 14.54 in 1941. ght passengers were Killed and! ; ured in railroad accidents of none killed and
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The opal glass in the lamphouse can be easily cleaned by merely opening the lid to the box. Two pieces of glass, hinged | with black tape, form the negative carrier.
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Here is what your enlarger will look like when it is finished. | Using a lunch box as a lamphouse and utilizing an ancient folding camera, this darkroom necessity can be constructed in a short time.
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"CHOLERA RAGES IN YUNNAN'S CAPITAL
NEW YORK, June 19. — ke The bodies of those who | thousand two hundred and fifty jcumbed to the disease are found cases of cholera have occurred in| | along the sides of the road for many | night that he had not the slightest ‘Kunming, capital of Kunnan prov- | miles, mute testimony to the viru-|doubt that the united nations would lince, since the influx of Chinese lence of the disease. Health Bli<; cOTIYH 2 the axis. |refugees from Burma reached the | | thorities make it a practice to send | “Greece has the same aim as already overcrowded city, Maurice workers out through the city streets America and so have the other naVotaw, United China Relief repre- and lanes looking for sick persons.|tions fighting on our side. . . God, sentative in Chungking, reports via When they are found, they are speed our victory,” he said. | short wave radio to United China taken to one of the anti- -epidemic | George spoke at a dinner given Relief offices in New York. | stations which have been set up all|in his honor by the city of New Efforts by government health! over the city. | York.
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USE LUNCHBOX ANDOLD GA OLD CAMERA
‘Then All You Need Is Some Wire, Wood and a Few
Other Items. By FRANK WIDNER
If you have an old folding camera [that is out of date and no longer, {in use, it's a simple job to convert [it into an enlarger that will answer | most of your needs in the darkroom. Here are the materials you need: A drawing board (12x17 inches will do), lunch box, porcelain socket, | six feet of flexible electric wire, plug, | enap switch, No. 211 75-watt milk | white enlarger bulb, two right-angle iron brackets, wood screws for the | brackets, flashed opal glass or { ground glass for diffuser, some nails, | glue, and, of course, the camera. The lumber you will need is: One by 134 -inch! | fir or Bar wood; about eight feet of 3% by 3i-inch white pine, and
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For the best job, glue all the joints and use wood screws in place of the nails whenever possible. The upright should be made from the three-foot length of 21% by 13% - inch lumber. Fasten the 3i-inch square strips to the side§ of the upright in T-beam fashion. This forms a track to support the mov-| able assembly. I | Fasten the T-beam support to | the drawing board base with right-| angled brackets and screws. The! | ne member is built of %-inch | plywood and %-inch strips. It | must fit snugly and at the same time move freely without binding.
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In order that you might lock the { enlarger head when you move it | into a desired position, fit a knobbed | screw to the lower front end of the | vertical moving member. | The housing and camera support| is built up on a piece of !2-inch/ plyboard, fastened at a right angle’ | to the top of the moving part. Cut an opening in the bottom of the! | lunch-box housing and cover this | opening with diffuser glass. Cut | | another opening in the plywood. | | The camera, with its back off, is; | fastened to this permanently.
Diffused Light Enters Openings
These two openings permit diffused light to pass through the, negative and they must be a trifle! larger than the negative size. Under | the plywood and near the top of the frame incasing the camera, cut a slot for the negative carrier which | is made up of two pieces of glass: hinged together, bound at the edges! {and masked with black scotch ae or lantern slide binder. The porcelain socket and bulb is| mounted in the rear of the lunch | box in a horizontal position in the! end of the lid. The lid can then | be thrown back when you clean! the glass or change the bulb. | Enlargements up to 8x10 and 11x14 can be made from 2%4x2Y% and 21% x% negatives. Smaller size! enlargements can be made by slip- | ping a portrait attachment on the lens. |
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