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The Newts-Review, Roteburg, Ore Thurs., Sept. 29, 1949 There's Millions In Television But Color Type Believed Years In Future By HAL BOVLE v PASSAIC, N. J. (. A video pioneer ay It will probably be t least a decade berore you can have ralnbowsin your living room. "I figure color television Is still 10 to 20 years away," said Dr. Allen B. Du Mont, one of the The Federal Communications commission is currently holding hearings on whether to authorize color telecasts. "I think the FCC will postpone the thing until they have some thing decent to go ahead with," said Du Mont. "There has been no real change In either the CBS or RCA systems In the last three years. "We are experimenting with half a dozen methods ourselves, but you can't make a foolproof color system overnight. And there Just isn't a system ready yet that Is commercially feasi ble." The FCC announced In advance of its hearings that It wouldn't approve any color system that would make television sets now "big three". TV manufacturers. on the market obsolete. Du Mont believes that hy 1953 there will be 13,500.000 video box es in use, 1,000 RV stations on the air, and some 950,000 persons in the mushrooming new indus try. The 4Syear old scientist-turned-businessman began at the bot tom. In 1931 the young inventor made the biggest decision of his lite "to be my own boss." First Six Years Wont He began turning out cathode ray tubes in a remodeled garage. "Our sales for the first year totaled exactly $30," he recalled "and we lost money for six straight years." But by 1941 the firm had an annual gross of SMO.OOO. In 1948 WFR AM ITALIAN toatSacihch Here's Chef MerHno'a favorlf recpe fWEE.' 1 ttowtftf tttltkM 1 Ufa. Mlt 14-4I. f. MUllM lonf $ahottl I llli fcflCM, 1 It. ) 1 r( HfM'i tut . cttappost plntltnM 1 Ik. fht, 'ttJ 1 im, can Muihrt (VP Hl Cwt chicken, (over with walar, tall and pppr, cook thoroughly. Rmov meat from bon.i, cut In piti. Cook pOQhtltl in boiling chicken broth till Under. Drain, tavo broth. In largM k-Mlt, fry bocon, onion, green pepper, brown lightly. Add pimienlo, cheeio, inuihroomij peat, olmondi then add chicken and spaghetti. Heal Choc ughly viing chicken broth to tooiilen at needed. Servei 12. The recipe may be cut In half to lervt 6. I f Exciting now m macarenJ rocipet all by Miiilon'i wn Chaf Mariina and thty-'f f treat Writ Minion . Macaroni, Seattle P I 4, Waihington MAKES THE AlACARONI IN THE MOST SANITARY PLANT IN THE WIST j I 4J ."pi 'L t 1 i ilk.. , k ' ' f 1 " DESIGN IN IT AM f) - Mrs. Vlnlnls Woodin. of Arllnclon, Vs., stands beside a larse dull costumed In cancelled f alamps from ber collection for a bobby show at Washtntjton, 1). C. it had grown to $27,000,000, and this year Du Mont expects it will reach $45,000,000 to $50,000,000. He has his own television net work now and Just this week ded icated a $2,000,000 plant at East Patterson, N. J , capable of turn ing out a TV stt every 20 sec onds. Du Mont has patented more than 50 Inventions himself and still tinkers a couple of hours a day with some 80 TV sets he has set up in a laboratory near his his home. "I used to keep them in the house, but my wife screamed so much I had to move them out to a lab," he said. He feels that radio will soon be secondary to television and be lieves this is already true In the larger cities. And he stubbornly contests the contention by some that radio will retain its dom inance during daytime hours. "We already have a bigger audience on some of our daytime TV programs than competing ra dio stations," he said. with bomb manufacture In their country. "In view of Russia's claim that she has the bomb, we have more responsibility than ever before to keep atomic developments en tirely under our control," he said. Chairman McMahon (D-Conn) British, Canada Savants May Join U.S. In Atom Job WAS! IINGTON. Sept. 2H-OT) -Lawmakers heard today that Bri tish and Canadian scientists may he invited to join in atomic en ergy developments in this coun try. Senator Illckenlooper (R Iowa) told a reporter he has asked for legal advice on whether any such arrangement can be made, lie wants to know whether it would violate terms of the atomic en ergy act, which he and others contend bans exchange of A bomb information with any other country. Another committee member, who asked not to be quoted by name, said It is his belief that British and Canadian experts could be taken into the American firoject without any change in the aw. This senator said he would not be surprised it some such pro posal is made as a result of Am erican British Canadian atomic talks which James K. Webb, un dersecretary of state, has said probably will be put on a con tinuing basis. 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International Mint-Smelter Union Labeled As 'Disgrace' SPOKANE, Sept. 29. UP) The CIO International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter workers was la beled Tuesday as "a disgrace to the labor unions ot tnis country. Robert E. Vivian, a staff mem ber of the American Metal mar ket, New York Mining publica tion, attacked the union. His cri ticisms were in a speech pre pared for the Western Division convention of the American Min ing Congress. Vivian told Mine operators at tending the convention that "you no longer can stand by and ee your employes used as pawns by a labor union that has r.o sense of shame." He urged the congress to ask the Justice department to probe further Into the status of some union officials who recently sign ed non communist affidavits. Vivian said that in one case an official of the union tore up his membership card in the com munist party but reaffirmed his belief in communism. 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