Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1947 — Page 5

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THURSDAY, APRIL 2,

Predicts Color Pictures Using Black, White Film

By PAUL F. ELLIS United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, April 24.—Richard Thomas, a veteran in optical science, announced plans today where

black and white film,

was held up because of the war, Within 12 to 18 months, according

to everyone who owns a camera. It may even revolutionize tele~ vision and the printing of colored

newspapers, Mr. Thomas believes. .. Technique Guarded Secret The technique, a highly guarded secret by Mr. Thomas and his associates in Los Angeles, employs the use of ordinary camera lens in an especially-built mount for the lens that takes three pictures. The Jens, separating the color of the picture

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taken, takes three expotures—1oF red, green and blue.

is to “equip your camera—whether by - amateur photographer can iit be a cheap box outfit or an extake color pictures with ordinarf pensive one—with the especially de-

signed mounts for the lens, This technique, already in"use by wij) post about $35, according to many commercial photographers, (as. Thomas.

photographers to Mr. Thomas, it will -be availablé | qin tim.

ordinary black and whife film may |; be used and these can be developed cartoons and comics in the dally|eyen in

Thomas said,

tives only, The neighborhood camera shop, he said, can print these |; on ordinary “triple emulsion paper” without sending” them

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The only thing that is necessary

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More Cities Adopt

Price Cut Plan

Voluntarily Slash Costs by 10 Per Cent

, NEWBURYPORT, Mass., April 24

ibeated to be snowballing Across nation today... Manufacturers and merchants in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and California {followed this city's example and voluntarily slashed prices’ 10 per cent or more, Designed, to create a coast-to-coast rollback of prices, the pian was inaugurated by most Newburyport merchants Tuesday on a 10-day trial basis. Since then it {has been adopted in Leominster and Amesbury, Mass, Spring Valley, N. Y.; Virginia, Minn. and. Sherman Oaks, Cal. Lever Bros. Co., makers of Lifebouy, Rinso, Lux and Swan soaps

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(U, P.).—The “Newburyport plan”

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‘KING SIZE CAKE—Mr, and emis Mrs. Thomas A. Tarallo are pic- | tired cutting 12-foot wedding |

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Angry at Landiady, Sets House Afire |

. A Michigan City prison parolee, {today confessed that he set fire to] | his landlady’s home Tuesday be- | cause he was angry over her at-| {tempts to get him to move, state | police said. | Dalton D. Williams, 44, Clermont, | confessed he used a cigaret lighter {to ignite a mattress at the home of Mrs. Robert Mullendore, Clermont, |it was said. The fire spread through | the house and caused heavy dam-' | ages. Williams said he had occupied a room at the Mullendore home a! week. Police said he teld them he | was angry because Mrs. Mullendore | | wanted him to move. Arrested yesterday at Clermont, | Williams is held on a vagrancy! | charge. State police said a charge of first degree arson will be fled: against him. State police said Williams oe has a long record of burglaries and | petit larcenies and is on parole from | Michigan City.

announced a 10 per cent price reduction yesterday. The Lever cut was followed by similar reductions by the Colgate [Palmolive Peet Co. of Jersey City, N. J, and Lincoln Stores, Inc., a’ department store chain with 15 outlets "in New England, New York and Pennsylvania,

Follows Similar Cuts

In Newark, N. J, some 80 members of the Ferry Street Merchants association anounced immediate adoption of the Newburyport plan, Ten per cent-cuts in prices of all merchandise were announced in a telegram sent to President Truman. Other merchants associations in Newark and surrounding towns planned meetings tonight and tomorrow to consider similar action. Roger H. McNichols, operator of a retail hardware store in Columbus, O., announced an across-the-board reduction of 10 per cent. Mr, McNichols said the cut ‘would apply to all items except a few on which the price is fixed by the federal trade commission. The Clover Farm Co, of Boston— with 125 New England stores—re-

| Boston businéssmen to make The

groceries supplied to independent | stores In Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire, . Ten per cent reductions were announced by the General Cable Corp. of New York and Cowhig In. dustries, a Boston hardware supply house, Mayor James M. Curley called on

Hub “the frst large city to take concerted action.” for information poured into New-

And requests ||

buryport from Worcester, Springfleld, Lowell, Haverhill and Hyan.-| nis, Mass., Brattleboro, Vt., and An. sonia, Conn. In Chicago, the Illinois Federa- | tion of Retafl associations appealed | to merchants to “get in line with! Newburyport.” Only reported open opposition | was in ‘Portsmouth, N. H, where | the chamber of commerce an-

nounced that “the plan is inad-|

visable because it cannot create

permanent price reductions on a!

national scale.” Meanwhile, Newburyport retailers, who started the price-cut drive in response to the President's request for voluntary deflation, said kusi-

duced prices 10 to 30 per cent on

ness had boomed 10 to 60 per cent.

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