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National Attention was focused recently on a spectacular set of newspictures from Providence R I The pictures were account of a a 'bandit who robbed a bank killed a policeman: was tripped while holding a housewife as hostage wounded and finally captured The complete visual coverage was the work of the photo staff of the Providence Journal and Evening Bulletin Within a matter of hours of the actual events themselves the pictures-werheaded for the njtion's front pages via The Associated Press Wirephote network This example of alert news photography is sure-fir- e evidence that somebody In Providence is on the photographic beam I went to see for myself and found eyefuL Those pictures reflect the new spirit of one of the most newspaper photo setups for photography in ' the country Here are darkrooms the result of years of research and planning that would make any photo addict drool Clean compact controlled efficiency to produce the - best in negatives and each photographer vould mix small batches of his favorite formula--Thi- s needless to say yjwas costly and time consuming Then come five' comfortably sized ' adjoining darkroom! Here the photographers load their holders and process their By Vriing Desjor own films A mechanical counter keeps track of the films developed so that replacement by of justifying to top managereleased the compartment fresh solutions is no longer ment the enormous expense insprings shut and restores the matter of guesswork or by calvolved the precise planning light endar Thus the Permadol deand finally conveloper is replaced when it Whenever possible fixtures struction What does emerge " - has done its quota of 206 four- -' wall are built flush or with ' the are fully tiled photo work negatives - room celling This simplifies appearwith —stainless - steel There are two large printing ance and reduces the number water temperature of dust collectors equipment rooms in which four photogcontrols devices raphers can work simultaneRubber suction cups on the asphalt tile ously Each photographer bottom of the stainless steel floors and filtered air to re-makes his own prints thus a act as and trays platform duce dust specks on negatives eliminating one of the most make to maintain a easier it 1 found quite a few ideas persistent feuds in photogconstant temperature for soluthat might be adapted by amaraphy Darkroom printers are tions The temperature-controlle- d teur in their own darkrooms almost always unhappy about flowing water reaches The enlarger rests on a table the quality of the negatives the well as as bottom sides the compartment to hold supplies they have to work with while of the tray It is switched on by a foot photographers are rarely satisAn ingenious trick keeps pedal to leave the hands free fied with the quality If the enclosed cabinets many fully to manipulate while printing turned out by largements when not in use It's done with The paper is in a comWhen photographers printers is One magnets strategically partment at the left which have to process and print all placed in the door jamb and a swings forward in an are beown pictures they are -- their of on is the metal piece placed cause the bottom is hinged more likely to correct any reelimidoor attraction Magnetic slots Separate keep the various peated mistakes In exposure nates the partially open door grades of paper in proper or-especially in flash shooting almost problem gilentlyw When Ahe paper rabinetia easier' printing nga- Togef thridea be- jer mysteriously it prints: TVthafr cuts opened automatically tlves A tour of the photo lab hind it alL : off the enlarger light to preThera are two separate spereception and Let's skip lightly over the job vent fogging the paper When starts withfiletheroom cial darkrooms In one miniaHere the — negative k ture and roll films are procstaff photographers have a IIUIF IF TOUR FALSE TEETH 14 essed and special enlargesmall picture gallery where t'MM KURTISllfl DON'T FIT! each can display his preferred ment made pictures over his individual name plate -' e Off the main room is a chemical room Here all solutions New York Times Service are mixed stored and piped by LONDON — The Sadler’s gravity as needed The decor Wells BalleL which has twice here— as throughout-r-strictmade successful and profitable ly stainless steel and the motto standardisation P r e v 1 0 usly tours of North America since the War will make another tour next year beginning at the Metropolitan Opera House in Telsvision Service New York in September The KFW—lU ONLY raft plrnH fod tour will be undertaken follow36 tOCAL CUSHIONS AVAILABUt ing the ballet’s coronation seaCwwi mmd perfect Jit gmermmteed son in London HITE DAY or jett piece pei mi plelel After appearing in New York Soothing to gums sort by loom with puesf star the company will tour the conTelevision Antenntl cushion iy luting kleo pUtlh from eoast to coast for tinent d polraf Loom plate fit tighter Chow All Manufacturers ANN SHERIDAN about four months Its reperII kind of food Enjoy comfortable PARTS WARRANTIES toire will include njajor propi too i lie rim' Eur to use Nopastm ACCEPTED no powders Satisfaction or money back ductions previously seen in KDYL-TV- -6 P11 M $IN br I ippwv-S- IM for H levin FACTORY SERVICE CO North America as well as new Tru-AlCHANNEL 4 productions Products Co Dept Sll 555 SO STATE Among which will be FredBox 8398 Phlla 39 Pa vererick Ashton’ sion of an had which “Sylvia” ewioo smgegyoipniKijp’npfi(iis"e ovation at its openvXw WiwiMWidWbfc v ing in the Royal Opera House ‘ Comer snap-by-sna- p e blue-printin- g -- by-fo- step-savin- g black-and-whit- e hip-hig- h l - PHl Sadler’s to Tour T c-- :(M Phone 3-72- nh d full-lengt- h vOatvXOuktoX Of aUHDAT NOV 1951 11:10 Jvrenile Jamboree 4UNDAT RDYL-TV- If 10 1093 NOV 0 90 Ttlwnmtcs 10 OO Children Hour 90 Mr Wiurd SO 00 Faith lop Tod? 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MS 8 st 9 ill4S iH Mil S a n d a y Aftrmoon Rrcord party iM shook his head yes” Mrs Norma Stevens Box 385 Gooding Jda I was baking a cake for my mother-in-laone morning while my daughter was looking on As I put the cake in the oven I said “I hope it comes out all right If not I don’t know what I’ll do I guess I'll cry” Sure enough one layer didn’t come out of the pan Seriously Sheila asked “Well shall we ery now mummy?” Mrs M J Horman 1878 E 3355 South Salt Lake City My husband likes to play the piano and ling to amuse himself On day while h was grandsinging our daughter stood beside him and watched his face Soon she “What’s said the matter Grandpa don’t you feel well?” “Of course I do" he said we don’t understand her right-awa- One day she was telling her daddy something about a house He didn't get the “house” part at all until one of the other girls interpreted for him He said “Then why don’t you say ‘house and daddy will understand” She looked at him for a minute then said “Oh daddy doncha know my talkin’ thing won’t talk good?” Mrs J Moulton 1055 Kiesel Ave Ogden pin when auddenly th grandmother stopped and began vigorously rubbing her eye “S’matter Grandma?” Brenda asked' most concerned “1 think a bug flew in my eye” “Don’t you worry Grandma” the child said consolingly “When we get home Fll get the fly swatter and kill it” M 217-12t- L Hepner Eut h Salt Lake City A friend’s small daughter Brenda and the tot’s grandmother were downtown shop- Far All Taer FRIENDS “Well” she answered Th "every timr we come down to see you you just moan and' ' moan” Mrsi Jennie Cowley Venice Utah Our 3 & year-old daughter la rather hard to understand although she talks quite freely 'rfot mil ’CATS' MAGAZINE foch monthly bau b fllb wWl Purerat Poems Articles Maws Ivaryttilnf for 11 kMa of oats anti $10 Son took owners only for oadi on year subscription Sc) CATS with most everyone Nevertheless she gets quite upset if Slit HOUSt UDO PA PimiUROM 1! 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