KODAK COMPANY
yol. 5, No. 6 Copyright by Eastman Kod a k Company, Rochester, N . Y. February 13. 1947
I CW Suggester Wins $1000 New Projector Shown During First Period of 1947 Law rence Peck of the Shut ter Assembly Dept. at Cam era At Cleveland Session VVorks set a fancy mark for Kodak suggesters to shoot at in 194 7. Larry received a $1000 A new K od aslide P rojector, award for the first period of for s howin g color or b lack-and the new year. w hite 35-mm. or B a nta m slides, Peck's idea w as for a change soon will be made available for in design of the contact point both auditorium and home use. assembly on var ious flash shut The new projector is being m ade ters. It reduces the number of a t Hawk-Eye Works a nd soon is working parts, simplifies pro expected to ma ke its debut across duction and improves per form the nation's photographic counters. ance of the shutte rs. according It was previewed t his week a t t he to William Zimmer, Suggestion 22nd Annua l National Convention System chairman at CW. a nd P hotographic Industry T rade The $1000 suggestion was one Show in Clevela nd. Orders a re not of 57 varieties approved at CW being taken at present. Lawrence Peck in the initial period of 1947. Designated the Kodaslide P ro jector-Master Model, it features a series of interchangeable lenses of the Projection Ektar a nd ana First Try Wins Top Award stigmat types. Projection Ektar lenses having relative apertures of f/2.3 are available in 5- and 7th In l(odakery Photo Contest inch focal lengths as well as a n H. Lou Gibson of Kodak Office walked off w it h first prize of $25 f/ 3.7 lens of 11-inch focal length. in the January KOD AKER Y P hotograph ic Awards on his first Better Tone Values entry. Lou's pict ure was a n excelle nt pattern shot of t h e n ew All lenses in t he optical systPm ornamental guard rails along Vet a re "Lumenized" with the new era ns' Memoria l Bridge. Vokes. Hawk-Eye; Shirley H. K odak hard-surface coating which • f Margaret Med ing of Fina l Inspection Dept. at Another Kodak Office enthusiast Houston, Koda k Office: John N. increases contrast and gives m ore N ew Pro1ec Or- H awk-Eye makes a check on one of the new a nd a consistent competitor in Rice, Navy Ordnance Division, and illum ination per watt. This ma kes Guy D. Aydlett, Camera Works. Kodaslide Projectors-Master Model for color or black-and-white 35- KODAK ER Y Photographic for sharper separation of tone mm. or Bantam slides.. It was previewed this week in Cleveland. A wa rds, Lowell Miller captured Merit Certificate winners are: valu es in both the h ighlight and second place with a pleasing pic J. W. Nickel. KP: Melvin C. Jor shadow areas of the slides. of different heights. designed to permit air from the ture of h is young daughter. dan. EKS. Salt La ke City: Charles Lamps rated a t 1000, 750, 500, or Light in weight a nd easily port blower system to fl ow freely on Carapezza. NOD: Ray C. Sha heen. Third-Place Winner 300 watts can be used interchange able, the projector has a die-cast both sides of the s lide during pro CW: John Debes. KO: Georgette ably. Both la mps a nd lenses are alumi num body w ith a built-in car jection. A heat-absorbing filter in In third spot was Cl ifford Ha V. Taylor, wife of J . B. Taylor, CW; easily cha nged , enabling the oper rying handle. Streams of air from a the condenser assembly gives addi thorn of Camera Works. Besides Paul M. Bostwick. EKS. Atlanta, a tor to adjust illumination for quiet, motor - operated blower sys tional protection to the slides. the t hree top awards, nine of the Ga.: Frank Binsack, CW; Dick rooms a nd screens of differen t tem insta lled in the b ase serve to Its precision optical system , pow 10 fourth-place w inne rs were fr om Goodchild. KP; Ma tthew Baisch, sizes. The front of the projector cool the slides and ot her parts of erful illumination and easy adapt Rochester units of Kodak and the CW: Hermon Dilmore, husband of may be raised for use with screens the machine. The slide carrier is ability for projection in rooms of local people took 18 of the Mer it Margare t J. Dilmore. KP: Calvin any size m ake the Kodaslide Pro Certificates. C. Woolley, EKS. Salt Lake City: jector-Master Model a versatile, T he fourth-place winners a re: F. Bennett, CW. superior projector. Charles Bridgman, Kodak Office; Dave Johnson. KO: J. G. J arvis. Dealers, Finishers Inspect W. H. DeWitt. Kodak Park; Helen KP: Alfred J . Doherty, CW; Homer Jarvis, EKS. Duluth. Minn.; Larry D. Fay, EKS, Cleveland: Willia m Yes, Sir, Kilroy Weis. Haw k -Eye; Roy L. Wood. W. Guelph. CW: Marjorie F. Ellis, New Products at Convention Kodak Park; Kenneth A. Van KO; Elsie Miller, EKS, Pittsburgh; A gr oup of n ew Kodak p r oducts is being viewed for the first Dyck, Camera Works; H. Wes W. Van Graafeiland, H-E; Rhea Was Everywhere! Clicquennoi. KP; Olaf Furseth. tim e by hundreds of delegates atten ding the 22nd Annual Na A m ovie of highlights of t he EKS Cleveland: Richard A. Bron, tional Convention a nd Photograph ic I n dustry Trade S how this first two days of the 22nd An Recordak Corp. • Denver, and James week in Cleveland. nua l National Convention and Kodak~ ~· Waits F. Thrasher. CW. T he ela borate display of Kodak products a nd equipment for the P hotographic Industry T r a d e .... five-day convention, sponsored by Show w h ich opened in Cleve the Master Photo Dealers' and Fin land on Monday w ill pose t he Pupils' Photos ishers' Associa tion, is staffed by question, " Who is HE?" when EK people from all Rochester units. The first r ush of entries in the Koda k presents it tonight. One of the outstanding n ew prod It will be shown to m embers Secon d Annua l National H igh ucts which m ade its bow at t he School P hotographic Awards was of the Master Photo Dea lers' session was the new Master Koda and Fin ishers' Association a nd being awaited today. T he official slide Projector, which is described opening date is Sa turday, F eb. 15. convention exhibitors at the in a separate story in this issue. group's big party and d ance. High school pupils will compete T he majority of the new items for prizes totaling $3500 in cash in The film, planned and shot by are ma inly for use by the commer George Waters, KO Advertising, the contest sponsored b y K odak. cial photofinishers. Among the new There are five classes: Ba bies and a nd Jim Card, KO Informationa l products shown in Clevela nd a re: F ilms, w as sent to Rochester Small Children, Scenes and Still The Velox Ra pid Printers, Types Life Hobbies a nd Recreation, Ani late Tuesday evening. Processed 3 and 4, w hich replace the Velox at K odak Park yesterday, it was m a l ~ a nd Pets, a nd School Projects. Rapid Printe rs, Photocell Model I n each class a first prize of $100, returned to Cleveland in tim e a nd Type 2, respectively. A vari~ty for the showing. second of $50 and t hird of $30 w ill of highly desira ble improvements "Who is H E" questions will be awarded. One of the five first in each of the machines was ex prize winners will be chosen for arise when one lone unidentified p laine d at the sessions. m ale appears in most scenes the $500 grand prize. In addition Other Products t here will be 75 awards of $10 each peering over shoulders at the and 270 of $5 each. T he Glossprint Dryer, an all exhibits. Students are obtaining t he rules e lectric dryer to replace the gas T he mystery will be solved a nd entry blanks from p hoto heated Commercial Print Dryer. for spectator s only at the film's graphic dealers a nd high schools. Koda k Electric Mixers, w h ich fi nal scene when a large sign ar e designed for use by finishers declares "Kilroy Was H ere." and other users of large quantities of chemicals as an a id in thorou gh Combination Funnel, allowing Camera Club News ly a nd ra pidly mixing solutions. multiple uses in darkroom. Kodak Camera Club. which Koda k Eye-Level T r ipod and Seven and one-half inch f / 4.0 claims some 4400 Kodak folks Turn-Tilt Head, w hich .ieatures Lens for Kodaslide Projector 2A. from all Company divisions as extremely smooth panning and This le ns is a replacement for the members. this wee k is getting ability to adjust to the specific 7lt~-inc h f/ 4.5 lens. its own section of KODAKERY camera, thus avoiding constant Kodascope Eight-90. T his is a for club and photographic news. locking a nd unlocking. de luxe Kodascope wit h 750-watt This new weekly feature should Judges for the J anuary KODAKERY Photo Combination Lens Attachment bulb, f/ 1.6 lens, enclosed gear prove interesting to members T f J U d graphic A wards found difficulty in selecting driven reel shafts and spindles. It and nonmembers alike. Turn .to est Or ges- Carry Cases. These are sma ll, good top winners from the large entry list. Left. judges: Pete Br aal, KO; looking, well designed and reason has the a bility· to project in re P age 4. R. H. Sutherland, KP; Bob McCallum. H-E; George G. Quirk jr.. CW. ably priced. verse and show single frames. 2 KODAKERY February 13, 1947 • v· d Photo Patter Sa £ety Mov1e 1ewe , p~, SUnple .e~ ll«id. heeJ.eJ By Thousands at Kodak -'n Maluw; j~ p~ oJ Pet.£
Pets a lways make interesting pic ture su bjects - whether they're your pets or somebod y e lse's-and ·.i•l they a lways m ake swell additions l to your snapshot collection . ~ 'i .. It isn't as difficult as you m ight imagine to photogra ph them . Ta ke the a ccom pa nying illustration for exam ple - pa tience a nd simple lighting equipment d id the t rick. In m ak ing this shot. two No. 2 refl ector - type flood lamps were used. One. shaded from the camera. was placed above and to the r ight of the subject. That produced the top lighting w hich brings out the dog's head so clearly. The other . filling in the foreground. was placed just to t he left and slight· ly above the camera as a general purpose lamp. Exposure was b ased • I i on th e distance from camera-light to subject. w hich was about five 'l feet. requirin g an ex posure of 1/ 50 1 second at f / 5.6 on extra-fast p an chromatic film. Safety Session _ Members of the Emulsion Coat ing Dept. in Bldg. Flash wasn 't used in this case 29 a t Kodak P ark hear brief lecture by J . H. because occasiona lly fl ash illumi P arker of the S afety Dept. before showing of the sound Kodachrome nation frighten s sma ll an im als a nd film produced a t P ark. P arker was technical director on the safety film. Pretty Pup If you're going to picture your p et. be it a dog or cat m a kes them shy from f uture pic -or what have you. try to get an interesting pose. It ture taking. By using floodlights More than 7000 .Koda k Park p eople h a v e witnessed sh owings none of w hich shone too brilliantly takes a little more time but ii's worth the effort. of the Safe ty De pt.'s m ot ion-picture fi lm , a cco rding t o J . H . Park e r into the dog's eyes-t he pup had to your subject. a nd even box ~------~ w ho serve d a s t echnical director . The 1500-foot sound Kodach rom e an opportunity t o becom e accus cameras can be used successfully fi lm was produced by t he EK In------ tomed t o the illum ination before from six to eight feet from the forma tiona l F il ms Division a nd had recommend it to industr ia l safety picture taking began . subject. Usually best results are lUI prem iere in Chicago la st Oc orga nizations of the country. Select Background obtained by w orking fairly close tober before the de legates a ttend I ntrod uced by A llen L. Cobb, to y our subject and then cropping ing the Nationa l Sa fety Congress. the Pa rk's safety director, a nd n a r Howeve r, if you'd just as soon or trimming the picture for the It was fi rst shown to plant super rated by Max Metcalf of Station do your p icture ta k in g outdoors, desired effect during enlargeme nt. visory gr ou ps who then requested WHAM, the picture illustra tes light ing equipm ent won 't be neces And don't be sat isfied wit h only ~ tha t a ll KP folks see it. m any aspects of persona l sa fety, sa ry . Under such circum stances, one sna pshot. Somet imes you'll get Since its initia l showing, the am ong them fi re cont rol a nd acci ordinar y outdoor snapshot expo just wha t you want on the first pict ure has been acclaim ed on dent prevention. One o( the first sures will suffice. T o produce a shot, but chan ces are you won 't {T. M . Reg. U.S . P at . Office) m any fronts, said P arke r. fl lms of this type to be ma de at the pleasing background, hang a light have e verything exactly a s you Te1t your knowle dge with th e ques tions below. Grade- 10 for each question.. " Two ou tside plants ha ve sched Pa rk, it features an "all-sta r" cast colored bla nket behind your sub want it. It's safer to m ake five or If you score 60 you' re " super"; 50-you uled the tl im for complete showing from the plant. ject--or choose a low angle of view six pictures of any pet- t rying, of are still r e markable ; 40-not bad at all; to a ll their people while fou r ------so tha t you ca n picture your pet course, to m ake each perfect. Then, 30-tlme to brush up! copies are in tra nsit fr om coast to "Daddy," said J un ior , "toda y a t against the sky. when the results a re be fore you , (Answers on Page 4) coast, being shown to various in school a boy told me I look just Then. shoot for close-ups. Even you ca n select the best for en 1. Is it necessa r y to increase t he dustria l &'Toups w ithout cha rge." like you ." the biggest dogs w ill look small la rgement and displa y. exposure w hen photogra phing It will be included in the n ext " And w hat did you say?" the and lost if you stand so far back t he shady side of an object, safe ty fi lm li st of the Na tional fa ther inquired proudly . that they fill only a portion of your even on a bright d ay? Sa fety Counci l, he added , pointin g "Nothing. He was bigger than viewfi nder. W ith many cameras It's a Big Month 2. What is t he d uration of th e out tha t t his w ill further serve to m e.'' you ca n get as close as 3 V2 feet fl ash of a No. 5 or midget pho tofla sh bulb ? For the McCabes (a) 1/ 100 of a second (b) 1/ 25 of a second F ebruary is turning out to be (c) 1/50 of a second qu ite an eventful month for t he 3. H ow is it possible for doctors McCa be family. to show action of the vocal On Feb. 3 J eanne McCa be Spie cords or m ovem ent of blood gel prese nted hubby Dick w ith a cells in t he ca pillaries w it h the ba by boy. The new dad , an ex-G.I., a id of photography? who was in CW Development, now (a) By using specialized equip is a st ude nt at Hobart College . mont m ovies can be m ad e of Before Ha rold McCabe, head of such a ction (b) Through use of Infrared film KO Adjustm ent, had finishe d cele (c) With the aid of X-ray brating the a rriva l of that fi rst 4. Wha t is photomicrography? char acter in y our community. gra ndson, his silver wedding a nn i (a) Pbolognphlc s tudy of mi versary loom ed a hea d . It's tom or crobes Is 1947 Really a Year? "Look at the h aircut I need." r ow. He and Ma rgaret Mannin g, (b) Making photographs through "That is the w rong size for my a m icroscope. OMEDAY. just for a lark {or a robin. if you prefer). take time form er ly of KO Sa les, were m a r {c) Anoth er n ame for contact Kodak of a film." ried on Valentine's Da y in 1922. p rint• made fzom •mall n eg a Sout from your chores. grab yourse lf a pencil and put the digits "Kodak is what when you see Saturday, a nother w edding w ill tlves 7. 4. 1. and 9 t ogether in as many ways as you can. Now. one of a chance to take a p icture haven't take the spotlight. Dau ghte r Betty 5. What Kodak t eam is leadin g the results will p robably be 1-9-4- a , you wish like anything you had McCabe of KP Bldg. 46 will m arr y the National Div. of the Major 7 and to most of us that n umber is a. with you." Bill Gaffney, CW Dept. 30, a t S t. Industria l Basketball League? Kodak Park Camera Worka Import ant as it mea ns the year "Tha t man over there is the W O · L ouis Church in P ittsford, wit h the Hawk-Eye which stops 1946 from running m an w hose Kodak Monitor I bor recept ion following a t t he Mc 8. What is the closest w orking d irectly in to 1948. I ran d ir ectly rowed several d ays ago's husband." Cabes' home . distance wit h the ave rage box into a stranger recently, an d out " There's a moose! If only I had camera if n o port rait attach of a clear sk y, I said to him (I hap · my Ko for goodness' sakes dakl" Some people w ill never let go of m ent is used ? penod to bo in my h elicopter at " • A' is for the apple that you a h elping hand. 5 feet 8 feet 10 feet tho time): " What d o you think of are of my eye." 1947?" He winced. wince or t wice. " A str aw is what you sip an ice and t hen r eplied: " Indubitably. I cre am soda through t wo of them." think 1l will b e fraught." And you "Film is stuff that if you don't can't aay that isn 't one w ay of use good in your camera. you can't putting it. t ake pictures as well as if." THE CASE FOR MORE SPAR If you h appen to be a Kodak KLING OVER·THE-COUNTER dealer (and most Kodak dealers CONVERSATION are). I am sure you will find a graph. it rem inded me of Victor wealth of new conversation in these One bright w inter 'a d ay I h ap Borge and his fabulous " click" examples. Spring one of them on an pened to be wa ndering through a m ethod of pronouncing punctua old customer. and before you know aort of b irch wood s. clad in nothing tion. It also r eminded m e th at it's it.• you'll find him saying: "Huh?" more than sev er al h eavy fur coats. about t ime w e A m ericans put a or " How's that again?" This will throe mufilers and an old set of little more color into our conver· lead to further sparkling crossfire t r a p - d o o r woolens, when the sation. "What's new . Mac?" " Tak e and he'll be ordering Rapid Selen· thought cam e t o me: "Stoopna glo. it easy)" " No soap." " Wha t's e atin' ium Toner and Kodak Microdol by why don't you sn ap a p ictur e of yez?" a nd " Bye, now !" are all so the barrelful. Later on. when the t his hero gorgeous scenery?" So I doggoned trite it would be much barrels are delivered. he'll probably focused carefully, took aim and bettor. for my m oney, if we just call up and say. " What the heck snapped. I n ever saw th e result. said: " )" a nd let it go at that. Or is all this?" But you are there with u I later diacovered I d idn't h ave even " ( )" I But I mustn't criti a ready answer: "Barrelfuls of my Kodak w ith mo. It only go111 cize unless I can come up with Rapid Selenium Toner and Kodak to show that abaent-minded people something better. So h er e are a Microdol." to which he happily w lthout Kodaks can't take nearly few m ore lucid exp re ssions which replies: "Oh." aa good pictures. are submitted gratis. Use any of Pretty superior salesmanship, Noting the period• and comma• them a nd I'll guarantee you m ight Isn't U? Looks like it is just going aca Uered through t he abov e para- suddenly become a well-known to b e too bad for 1-9-4-7. "Careful. Junior! You might get Daddy's camera damp." February 13, 1947 KODAKERY 3 Snack Bar, Pumps Planned For Parking Lot Near KP Addition a l imp rovemen ts h ave been made to t h e parking Jot f or Kodak Park people opposite t he m ain e n trance to the Park and acquired by Koda k severa l m onths ago. The area h as b een lighted for the convenience of . t r ick-workers and n b ulldozer has a nd sandwtch bar .. All cars parked m the new area been purchased to keep the space 1 may be locked and will not be cleared of snow. moved, it was explained, plenty of As a further service, it is planned space being allowed to permit driv to insta ll gasoline pumps and other ers to enter a nd leave whenever facilities east of the old carbarn. they so desire. The sma ll building on Luke Ave- Offsetting t raffic com plications nue, north of B ldg. 99, wh ich was on Lake Avenue at the rush hours formerly used as a waiting room, is a n entrance and exit developed is being redecorated and refur - a t t he extreme end for those living nished as an up-to-date m ilk, soda, in t hat direction.
Keep 'em Rollin'- Service around the clock is provided in the KP Garage to keep the many mo tor vehicles in operation. At left, Frank Stock, Ca rpenter Shop, Bldg. 23. fastens Ruth Heisner. F ilm P lanning a nd Record Dept. , home on leave from protective bars around window of new truck body. Mike "The Smiling Irishman" Magin. right, of the her government duties in Japan , was tendered special birthday Garage staff of mechanics. uses special s ~fe ly device to change truck wheel. greetings by two of her Bldg. 12 friends, Clara " Skipp y" Voelkl ond Elinor Tabe r, at a local club on Jan. 30 . . .. It's really "South America, Take Me A way ," to " Moe" Rubiano, Bldg. 6, a native Good Deeds Skilled Mechanics Key of Colombio. " Moe," buck from a vacation in his homeland, reports Bring Honors II L that the mercury averaged 80 de grees during the day, 70 degrees To I(P Man To A -Weatner Duty at n ight, w h ile he was sojourning there.... Roy Rosington, Garage, In fair weathe r a n d foul t h e m a in tenance crew of Kodak Park 's better known as " Seabiscuit" to his Garage, Bldg. 61, k eeps the w h eels rollin g u n der the plant's fleet friends, reports recent delivery of of t ruck s a n d othe r veh icles. a new sedan and denies rumors P laying an important role in an Clnra Voolkl Elinor Taber that a ll passengers to date have around-the-clock schedule is the had to divest themselves of their night sh ift whose job it is to serv Larry Trains shoes before e nter ing the car... . A shower-dinner for Rita Lester ice a ll vehicles regularly so that of the Dept. of Manu facturing Experiments was held at t he Triton they will be in good running con H otel on J an. 28. A corsage of gardenias and a black plastic pu rse dition during the day. This serv Show Horses were presented to Rita by 22 girls of her depa rtment who attended. ice includes chassis lubrication , oil You can lead a horse to wa ter She will be m arr ied on F eb. 15 at St. Stanisla us Church . Edith Manuel change, tire and battery check but you can't a lways make him a nd Marjorie Parkes h andled the arrangements ... . Counting the days up, and m inor repairs. Major r e jump. A t least, that's the conclu until the opening of t he trout-fi shing season is Leroy Dunkel. Garage, pairs are made dur ing t he day by sion drawn by Lawrence Carney, who ma kes visits to m ountain st reams.... Our apologies to Fred a staff of 10 garage mechanics. a member of the Emulsion Coating Meigs, Bldg. 12, who is foreman of t he Portrait Sheet Film Dept. More t han 500 gallons of gaso Dept., Bldg. 29. He has found by Fred inadvertently was overlooked in a departme nt item which ap line flow daily into the tanks of experience that most horses, like peared in t hese columns in a previous issue... . Now in England, t he Park's motorized units, keeping humans, prefer to keep their feet where he is renewing family rela tionships w ith h is father, mother, one man busy almost constantly at on the ground. t wo sisters a nd four brothe rs, is George Carter. P aper Mill, who was the pump. Portable cranes, lift Exception to this rule is claimed accompanied by a nother brother , Charles, a former member of the trucks, portable steel-fabricating by " Larry" for his two jum pers, P a rk pla nt, now retired . The Carters sailed on t he Queen Elizabeth welders, bulldozers, snowplows, "Irish Echo" a nd "Cappy," both of in December and a re due back in this country in March .... Come !own mowers and other equipmen t which take w illingly to the bar and spring and James Dillon, Ga rage, again w ill be ma k ing a tour of require a daily supply of fuel to have j ust completed a very suc country auctions. "Jim" claims he's looking for som eone who can carry out their diversified tasks. cessful season in local show rings. top r adio's famous " tobacco a uctioneer ." ... Look ing hale and hearty When new t ruck bodies are need " Irish Echo, ·• a chestnut gelding, after a recent opera tion is "MiU" Fillius, superintendent of the P aper ed, the Ca rpenter Shop has its own is ridden by " Larry," wh ile "Cap Service Dept . ... " Uncle Remus" should be around to hear how Bill Henry Taylor men who use t he facilities of the py," a chestnut mare, is the pride Sly, Testing Dept., a nd Charlie Butler, Bldg. 28, bagged foxes du ring Garage to fi ll t he bill. Painting is and joy of Mrs. Carney. A lmost a recent weekend hunting session. Seven years ago, Henry Taylor, another important chore which is a ny weekend finds the Carneys a mem ber of the X -ra y Sheet Film included in the department's duties. ast ride t heir mounts on the t rails • • • Dept., Bldg. 12, visited a fr iend in Preventive measures in its main in the vicinity o! their home near St. Mary's H ospital. A nd out of tenance program are carr ied out by Spencerport. A retirement party for John Boylin and Dick Deane. Paper Mill, tha t visit has grown a public serv the Garage in t he nature of 1000-, "Jumping provides that extra was he ld at Mike Conroy's on F eb. 5 w ith m ore t han 75 m embers of ice which has made Taylor's name 5000- a nd 15,000-mile inspections. thrill which ordinary riding doesn't the department present. On t he arrangements committee were Jack a byword in sick wards. Complete records are kept on fi le afford," says Larry. Cannon, George Wishart, Fred Diehl. Joe Kolb, Violet Recently he was awarded a and ar e available at a ll times. Carney experie nced one o f his Pinkerton a nd Bob Gell. By the way, a typographical pla que by the lodge to which he few jumping accidents recently error recently r obbed Boylin of 10 years' service. H e belongs, naming him its outstand Son-"What is puppy love?" w hen his m ount, shy ing from a came to t he P ark in 1906, not 1916.. .. " Gene" Mc ing mem ber during 1946. Dad-"Just the prelude to a dog's leap, pinned him against a hurdle Bride, Specia l Testing, Bldg. 26, scheduled to enter T hat first v isit to St. Mary's, life!" support and cr acked one of his ribs. the Air Forces soon , was absent on J an. 17 w hen h is when he sat a t the bedside of a friends in the department gathered to celebrate his World War I veteran w ho was se last day at t he Park wit h a cake. Needless to add, riously ill, convinced Taylor that the treat was well received by " Gene's" well-wisher s. there was a personal service he Larry Allen, Bldg. 12, Gene's cousin, left t he P ark could render. He shaved his friend a t the same time to enter the AAF .. .. Jack Van and, before the afternoon was over, Ingen has ta ken over the duties as K ODAKERY cor three other patients had received respondent in t he Paper Sensitizing Dept. He suc- similar ministrations. Soon he had ceeds Margaret Murphy. ... Fred Burns of the E&M John BoyllD added haircutting to his services Dept. served as chairman of a committee which ar- and extended the scope of his work ranged the F eb . 2 party of the Michigan Alumni at P owder Mill P a rk. to ot her hospita ls in the city. " Helping the sick is one of the • • • biggest thrills of my life and I en EUa Weston, KODA KERY correspondent in Bldg. 25, recently at joy it often," says Taylor. t racted a w ide circle of adm irers to her office wher e she displayed a More recently, the Park veteran blooming Christmas cactus. E t t~ was d isappointed to find t hat the rare came in for additional acclaim blossom lasted for only a day... . Janet Moore, Special Testing, w ho when h is unique practice was de was married on Fe b. 8, has taken up residence in Geneva, N.Y., where scribed over a national radio hook her husband is completing his studies Ci t Hobart College. ... A study up by news commentator Lowell in climates is posed by Eddie Edmundson a nd Dick Wilson of the T homas. Prior to this, AI Sisson Emulsion Coating Dept., Bldg. 29. While Eddie is down in sunny of the WHAM staff , had made it the subject of one of h is w idely-heard Florida, deep-sea fishin g for those big tarpon off Key West, Dick is morning programs. enjoying the deep snows and zero temperatures some 50 miles north of Another mem ber of the Taylor Montreal where t he winter sports a re in full swing. . . . "Marge" family, Margaret, his daughter, is Smith, one of the large delegation from Bldg. 30 presen t at t he lee with t he Sundries Manufacturing F ollies in Buffalo, had a narrow escape while dining a t one of the Dept., Bldg. 48. city's swanky "eateries." A busy waiter almost tipped a trayful of victuals on "Marge" after he had become "fouled" on a part of her coat. ... T hose lusty voices r inging out in t he clear, cold air a long Lake On Harry Hayward Dies tario's scenic roads Feb. 7 were those of members of the Engineering Harry H ayward, P aper Sensitiz Dept., Bldg. 23, on t heir sleighride. After a two-hour r ide they drove ing Emulsion Dept., died Satur to the Edgewater Tavern for a smorgasbord l uncheon followed by day, Fe b. 1. Hayward was h ired in singing, dancing a nd story tellin g. In charge were Ray Beehler, John t he Yard Dept. in December of High Jumper Larry Carney, Emulsion Coating. Bldg. 29, takes Meagher, Billie Leckie a nd Jean Rumpff•... A steak dinner, followed 1912. In 1913 he transferred to - "Irish Echo" over the bar during a workout in by a bowling party, was enjoyed recently by Bill Garlic, Arnold Frank, Dope Coating and in 1922 to P aper the practice area adjoining his home. "Irish Echo" is one of two prize George Welzer, Myron Benjamin and Howard Young, a ll of Bldg. 15. Sensitizing. jumpers which Larry trains for competition in local horse shows. 4 F ebruary 13, 1947 EK Group Life Insurance Plan Offers 3 Methods of Payment The disc u ss io n o f insu ran ce p aym e n t s b y in s ta llm e nt w hic h w a s r u n in a r ecent " Mo llie a nd J im " leafl e t a ppe a r s to h ave a r o u sed quite a b it of inte re s t b ecau se sev e r a l p eop le h a v e a s k e d (Questions on P age 2) for ad d itiona l in fo rma t io n . . . . As poin ted o ut in the leafl e t , mnke a d ec1s1on , t!1e 1.n a tter of m - l. Yes, it us ually is n ecessary to there are 3 m et hods of p a yme n t. su ra n c~ ~ay m e nts IS d t sc ~~ ssc ct,. T he · 1 open u p the le ns by o ne fu U 1. P a y m en t ofthe entir e a m ount ~ en e fi cw 1 y m a y the n d ec ~ d e_ (If t he· s top w he n p hotogr a p h ing t he of insu r a n ce in a lu m p s um. m s u1·ed h as n ot m ad e a btnd m g a 1·- shady s ide of a n object, even . . ra ngem e n t\ w hat m e thod of pny- on a bright day. 2· P aJ:'m e nt of P'-'1 t of the In· m en t wou ld be m ost satis facto ry . s uran ce. m a lump_ s um a n d the Kodak pr om ptly m nkes arr a nge 2. T he fl ash of a No. 5 o r m id ge t ba la nce m m onth ly m s t a llm e nl~. m e n ts fo r ins ura n ce paym e n ts in p hoto fl ash bulb h as a d u ratio n 3. P a yme.nt o f t h .e e n t I r e acco rdance w ith the be ne fi ciary's o f 1/50 of a second . ~ m ou n t of m s ut·an ce m m o nthly decis ion . 3. Doctor s ca n sh ow laym en the m sta llments. a ctio n of vocal cords or move It's a dv isab le for the fa m ily to m ent of blood cells in the capil ta lk over this m atte r so tha t. in la r ies by showing 16-m m . fi lms the e ve nt of the insu r ed person 's of s uch action . dea th , his b e neficiary will h ave the KODAKERY be ne fit of their tho ughtful con sid- v s No February 1 , 4. P hotom icr ogr aphy is the p roc e ra tio n of the m atte!'. This will _ o_1. _ .__ ._ 7 ______..._.__ 3 19_ 47 ess of m a k in g p hotogra phs he lp t he be neficiary la ter o n t o T. M. Reg. u.s. P at. O!Tice through a microscope. m a ke a decisio n based on the e x is t- Published weekly at Rochester, N. Y. They Braved Blizzard_ A portion _of the Kodak Camera Cl~b 5. T he K od a k P ark team is lead ing s itu a t ion . The in su red person witil offices at 343 State Street ca n himself m a ke t he de cision a s to and printed at Kodak Pnrk. group w h1ch bra ved a weeke n d blu: ing the N a tional Divis ion of t he zard for a sk iing trip is sh own above boa r ding s now train fo r Old Forge, · · b 'd EDITOR P hone Ma j o1· Industrial Basketball h OW t h e ms u rance IS to e pa l , BOB LAWRENCE 4 100• N .Y., last S a turda y mornin g. T her e were 87 in clu b's sixth annu al p arty. L eague. but experien ce h as s ho w n t he d e- ASSOCIATE EDITORS si•·ability of leav ing th is choice to ART wooo . 3207 6. O bjects as close a s 8 f eet f rom the beneficia ry sin ce the m ost sat- WILMER A. BROW N . 3216· the cam era w ill be reasona b ly is fa ctory m e thod o f p a y m e nt ca n 't DIVISION EDITORS BO WLI N G S T ANDI NGS s ha r p . us u a lly be dete rm ine d in adva nce. IKE SHYNOOK W hen a K od a k m a n or w om a n Kodak Park - 6269 H im : " Did n 't you prom ise to who has subscr ibed for G r o up L ife SIDNEY P . HINES KO Nallonnl CW Engineering o bey m e when w e w e r e m a rried ?" Camera Works - 334 Ins uran ce dies, a r e p resen tative of J OHN CONNELL WL WL WL W L K odak calls o n the fa m ily to help Bums 34 23 Tigers 2829 Reflex 36 21,Kodascopes 2829 He r: " Ce rtainly, dear; but I d id Hawk - Eye - 305 Pirates 32 25 Braves 28 29 Magazines 3G 21 Shutters 28 29 not w a n t to sta rt a n a r gum e nt on in e ve ry w a y possible. L a te r on , KAYE M. LECHLEITNER Cubs 29 28 Reds 2730 Medalists 34 23 Monitors 20 37 our w ed ding day!" w he n the b e neficiary is r eady to Kodak Office - 5128 Giants 2928 lndinns 26 31 Cines 29 28 Ektras 17 40 Cards 2928 Y:mks 23 34 KPAA Trickworkers KO American Paper Sens. 38 13 Bldg. 30 27 24 Stock 37 201Mamtenance 28 29 Baryta S6 15 Ernul. Making 2-l 27 Receiving 30 27 Manuals 26 31 Paper Mill 35 16 Bldg. 57 21 30 Kodakery 29 28 FtnlShing 25 32 Bldg. 29 33 18 Bldg. 12 7 4-l Shipping 28 29 Traffic 25 32 Fin1shmg 29 22 Bldg. 50 G 45 • • CW Supervisors KPAA Thunday A Enlargers 43 23 Bullets 33 33 P&S 38 19,N.C.P. 29 28 Shutters 40 26 J fffys 32 34 Chemical 38 19 Bldg. 29 2829 Cines 40 26 Bantams 30 3G Bldg. -12 36 19 Testmg 26 :u Tomorrow Is Deadline Kodascopes 40 28 Ta rgets 30 36 Yard 33 2-l 'Sens.Pap.Pkg. 23 34 Mon ochrome Folks Discuss J uniors 39 27 Magazines 28 38 F.D. 4 32 25ICines 22 35 Monitors 39 27 Brown ies 27 39 In Color Competition Vest Pockets 36 28 Six-16 26 40 Kodacolor 31 26 Tool Room 21 36 Six-20 3G 30 Vlgilan ts 26 40 Steel Fab. 29 28 jMach. Design 20 37 T omorro w is the deadline for a ll Medalists 34 32 Ektras 24 42 Sundries 29 28 F.D. 10 19 38 P r ints at Bimonthly Clinic color slides in the Koda k C a m e r a Kodoks 33 33 Recordaks 22 44 Rochester Men's Industrial Club Color S ectio n's second bi CW Friday Avery Bonds 47 161Kodak Park 31 32 I s the id ea or purpos e o f y our mon oc h r om e print satis fact orily Camera Wks. 45 181Delco 30 33 month ly compe tition a nd for pur Dept. 10 23 7lCine Mach. 14 16 Hawk-Eye 43 20,Hickok 27 36 carrie d out a n d do y ou h o n e s tly k n o w w h y t h e pic t ure was m a d e? chase of tickets for the s teak din Access. Mach. 21 9 Recordaks 11 19 Am . Laundry 39 24 Fairchild 25 38 Alrgraph lG 14 Duplex 11 l!l Roch. Prod. 37 26 DP1 Could a b e tter print b e m ade fro m the n e g ative? If so , h ow wou ld ner a t t he Dutc h Mill M onda y, P roj. ,l>rinters 15 15 Velox 9 21 22 41 F eb. 17. CW Friday Girls B. & L. 37 26'Reed 20 43 y ou d o it"? C o uld a better ne gative,.------ Taylors 32 31 Rltters 20 43 S ix tran spare ncies per m e m ber Shutters 44 22 Vlgilants 34 32 Roch. Transit 31 32IP!audlers 18 45 have been m ade from the s ub]e:ct j udge 's over -all estim a tion of its Cines 42 24 Monitors 3-l 32 m a tter? If so, h ow? w o r th ." An addit ional a n a lysis is will be allowed in the judging. Reflex 42 24 Ektras 33 33 KP Paper Service Dept. each slid e to be m a rked for its Bantams 40 26 Hawk-Eyes 31 35 Toners 3'1 15 Pulpers 23 31 These a nd other pe rtine n t ques necessary, he con t inue d , w he rein JHTys 39 27 Bullets 30 3G Developers 34 20,Pnnters 22 32 t ions were a nswer ed on J a n . 30 a n accura te study of the p rint's prope r classifica tion : (A ) Still life : Enlargers 39 27 Brownies 28 36 Retouchers 33 21 Strippers 17 37 w hen m or e tha n 50 b udding pic qua li fi catio ns s hould be m a de. (B) Huma n interest: (C ) L a ndsca pe Retinas 39 27 Kodascopes 28 38 Bleachers 31 231Fi xers 17 37 a n d a r chitectur e. All winners will J uniors 35 31 Magazines 21 45 KP E&M Field Division to ria lists turned o ut for a n in Amo ng the points gen e ra lly Recordaks 35 31 Targets 18 48 forma l d iscussion of the ir prin ts be e ligible to compet e for the sea Machine 39 271MUi wright 3333 agreed upon, by w hich beginne rs s on's gra nd p r ize, a 14-by-17-inch Vest Pockets 35 31 :11edallsts 12 54 Tinsmith 37 29 Electric 31 35 a t the third bim onthly clinic con with a n e ye to m a king salon o r ex CW Guards Pipe 37 29 Chemical 29 37 mou n te d Dye Tra ns fe r reprodu c 30 30 ducted by the K oda k C a m era C lub's h ibition prin ts w o u ld be grea tly Bldg. 9 34 261Bldg. 11 Engineer 33 33 Carpenter 25 41 Monoch rom e Section . L ed by the tion of the w inning slide. Bldg. HI :13 27 Bldg. 12 29 31 KP Film Emulsion be ne fited, w e re th e se two simple This e xp e rienced trio of photog Bldg. 10 32 28 Bldg. 15 22 38 P.M. Group 41 221K.C. Office 30 33 club prexy, Dr . J . B . H a le, Bldg. r u les, s tressed t h r o ughout the eve CW Wednesday Men Doctors 37 261K.C. Control 26 37 14, the group actively pa r ticipate d n in g : raphe r s w ill judge the e v ent: Bantams 35 19,Synchros 24 30 Melt. Office 37 26 Control 25 38 in a cr itical a na lys is of a ll the H e nry Staehle, John Mulde r a nd Vigllants 35 19 En largers 22 32 1-Avoid p ictures with o•t a pur F. E. Office 34 29 1Finishmg 22 41 140-odd pictures bro u ght to the " Ossie" Wieggel. Brownies 32 22 Vest Pockets 21 33 KPAA Friday B-8 p ose. A pict ure is se ld om well r e Kodoks 27 27 Kodamatlcs 21 33 m e eting. ceived u nless it crea tes a pa ttern CW Wednesday Girls Bldg. 57 46 J4,W.,ge Stds. 31 29 A n ove l featu re of the session t ion, it w as poin ted ou t. T od a y Port. Pan. 40 20 X-ray 25 35 e ffect. It should illustrate ha ppi Oaks 37 17,Dakons 26 28 Research Lab 38 22jBidg. 23 20 40 was the p res entation of a n outline even better p ictures of t he sa m e Doublets 35 19 Diomatlcs 22 32 Micro Photo 35 25 EWO 5050 ness, sor row, or s om e other e m o subje c t a r e d iscar ded w it ho ut Supermatlcs 30 24 Bimats 21 33 5 55 pre pa r ed by Dr. H a le a nd used by a KPAA Weal Kodak B-8 tiona l m ood, a nd co nta in som e secon d gla nce, simply be ca use too Twmdars 28 26,Ektras 17 37 the a udie nce in the open d iscu s re cognizable for m . In s hort, it m us t Bldg. 203 43 17,Bidg. 204 34 26 sion . I n it h e s tr o ngly em p h asized m any ha ve been m a d~ since the CW Office Recovery 41 19 Syn. Chern. 23 37 s trik e a r espons ive chord . Brownies 32 19,Retlnas 24 27 Gel-Makers 39 21 Bldg. 11 7 16 44 tha t prin ts cannot b e r a te d a ccu first was exhib ite d . " The r e is a Recomars 30 21 Bantams 23 28 2-Avoid pictures tha t a r e com cr yin g need in the pictoria l fi eld Kodascopes 29 22 En largers 22 29 F.D. 5 36 24 Bldg. 129 8 52 r a te ly by the us ua l classifi cation s Recordaks 26 25 Cines 18 33 H-E Charlolle League of com position, a ppeal, te chnique mon place. T he first pic ture of the for origina lity, a lw a ys a v ita l fact KPA.A Wedne1day B· 8 Tool Room 41 16,Dept. 42 29 28 a nd origina li ty. Said Dr. H a le : Gra nd C a n yon of t he Colo ra do sub to r em embe r when asse mblin g Baryta 52 51Wage Stds. 24 33 Stock X 31 26 Dept. 20 28 29 "Resu lts of pas t judg ings h a ve mitted to a salon com pe tition pro b prints for com petition ," the group Bldg. 6 33 24 Bldg. 4.2 20 37 Dept. 55 30 24 Wood Shop 24 33 a bly w as a ccepted w ithout q ues- was told . Res. Lab 32 25 Film Dev. 2037 Dept. 77 30 27 Mongrels 20 34 dem on stra te d tha t e va lu at ion of a CLne Malnt. 32 25 Ind. Eng. 15 42 H-E Saturday Afternoon Shift print b ased on these divisions d oes H·E Dept. 29 Shlf:l Bench W'mers 47 16 Tool Room 30 33 n ot cor r espon d a t a ll w ith t he Chucks 36 21 ,Hobs 26 31 Blockers 37 26 Tool Grinders 30 33 Turrets 35 22 Motors 25 32 Grinders 37 20 Blanchards 27 36 Spindles 29 28 Lathes 21 36 Lesoks 30 27 Shell Gang 26 37 Polishers 34 29 High Speed 25 38 IDid You Know That . . ·I Dept. 17 33 30 Inspectors 24 39 Roya)s 33 30 Dept. 59 23 40 (a) The Koda k C a m era Clu b is the la rgest in the world. w ith 4400 Death Claims membe rs on its lists? Now in its 27th year of oper a tion , it e nlists Mrs. McMaster the full time of five cle r ica l a nd st a ff m e m bers in a ddition to r egu At the Movies W or d h as b een receive d of the la rly elected offi ce r s a nd commit Loow'a ROCHESTER - " Tbe Chaae," d eath of Mira M cM ast er , w ife of "Tho Return of Monte Cristo." teemen. PALACE-"Slnbnd tho Sailor." " Tbe D o na ld M cMas ter, d e puty c ha ir (b) In 1946 its darkrooms w ere Pllgrlm Lndv." m an of the board of d ir ect or s of 1 use d more tha n 9000 times-1500 TEMPLE- 'Tho Razor'• Edge." K od a k L td., E ngla nd , a nd general gallons of m ix ed d evelo per w er e CENTURY-"Tho Shocklng Mls1 Pll· m a nager of Koda k 's European fa c grim." carrie d upstairs- 1000 gallo ns of REGENT- "Cr011 My Hea.rl."' to r ies. hypo s olutio n went into tray s? CAPITOL-"The Time. the Place, the T h e fo rme r Mira Reed of Maine, Girl," "Gal House Kids." Mrs. McM aste r died F eb . 3 in Eng (c) The club a ve r ages 20 pro RIVIERA - "Deception," "Colorado gra m m eetings a nnua lly--conduct s Serenade,'' Feb. 14, 15; "Two Yean Be la n d. S he ha d been ill s ince r e foro tho Ma1l,'' " Genlu1 al Work,'' Feb. tu rning to E ngla nd in Nove m be r at least 10 monochrom e a nd color 16. 17, 18, 19. a fte r a vis it h er e . com petition s w ith a w ards to win M cMaster is well kno w n a t ners--compe tes regula rly with oth At the Theater ••• K od a k P a rk, w h ich h e j oined in e r clubs througho ut the country? EASTMAN - Goorgea Eneaco. violin 1917. A ssis ta n t general su perin (d) Ove r 20 d iffer e nt courses in 1ololsl, Fob. 13; "Hans Brinker and tho Sllvor Skale1.'' F ob. 1S; Fun Night tendent of F ilm Ma nufacturing b e photography h a ve bee n t au ght a t " Pop" Conc:orl, Feb. 16. fore t r a n sfe r ring to K O a s assista n t the club-the present edu ca tiona l Study in Black and White_ J e an. H ec_ke r , Bldg. 6, KP, a nd AUDITORIUM- " La Traviata,'' by the to the productio n m a n ager in 1933, staff numbers 24 trained instruc Lau ne T1a1a. D PI, lend a n ear Rocboaler Grand Opera Co., Feb. 19. h e w en t t o K oda k Ltd . in 1935 as tors--compar able educa tio n in a while Dr. Jose ph B. H a le, Ca m era Club prexy, offers cons tr uctive cr iti In Sports .• • assis ta nt m a nager o f H a r r o w professiona l school of photogra phy cism on one of many prints submiUed by clu b m e mbe rs a t print clinic SPORTS ARENA- Roc:heslor Royals W orks . His br ot her , John, is in w ould cost five to te n times as r ecently conducte d by the Monochrome Section. P h otograph he ld by v1. Dolrolt, Feb. 15. K O 's G ra phic A rts Dep t. much? Dr. H a le w as submiUed by Da vid Will, Bldg. 59. February 13. 1947 KODAKERY s
EW HOME PLANNING has reached, the stage- Witb a" lot ot ltodak people that now they're ready to stad thinking about contractors. the Eastman N Savings and Loan repod•• Several buUd.e.rs, finan&g their building pro grams through the ES&L. recen1ly have an}lOunced their readin.eu to Suua houses on contract for both non-veterans and veterans as permitted by recent changes in governmental regulations. Builder Fred S. Ri'er ia bujlcling in .the ' Seneca Road sect~on off Culver Road. Irondequoit. and recently completed houses in the $12.000 up bracket. 'Builder Peter Weaver u centering' his 'bu~ opera• lions on Adams Road off Bay· Road and construcis both bungalows a-nd !Wo·•tory houses from $9000 up. Builder Oscar Kohl is erecting' bungalows in tbe. $7300 to $8000 bracket on Eglantine and Oakwood Roada in the Dewey-Stone aection. Builder Dan Frayiier recently has ~ompleted 12 house.s priced nom $14.500 up in Meadowbrook and is about to start more new houses, including some contract jobs. Builder Homer French has some houses under construction on Fort Hill Terrace and Westfield Street in the $8000·$9000 class. Kodak folks interested are invited to talk to one of the bUilders and are exJended the aervices of ES&L to answer any questions they may have. ·
~ · -- . 1 8 KODAKERY February 13, 1947 RedCross Gives Food Course,
co 3 Meals a Day' "Get hep," housewives! You can Chadotte Ketchum, Rochester get the latest informat ion on food Branch Billing S ection, has a n easy and its preparation from " T hree recipe for a tasty party bread , M eals a Day," a n ew Red Cross w hich she here of- course of instruction which be fers KODAKERY's gins Feb. 20 in t he nutrition cen readers. ter at 199 S. Ply m outh Ave. Principles of good n utrition, ORANGE meal p lann ing, food buying, new NUT BREAD cookery technique, new food ideas lh c. finely c u t and adjusting mea ls to the needs orange peel of the family will be in cluded in 1/ 3 c. s ugnr the 10-week course. T wo classes 1/.1 c. water will m eet each Thursday for two 2 c. sifted flour hours, beginning a t 1:30 p.m. and 3 tsps. baking '-' - 7:30 p .m . p owder I nstruction w ill be given by I tsp. salt . Charlotte m eans of cooking d em on strations, 2/3 c . sugar Ketchum lectures, movies and food displays. lh c. finely chopped n utmeats T hrough this course, the Red Cross 1 egg offers the h om ema ker of R och :y., c. milk es ter a nd Monroe County a n op 2 tbls. melted sh or te ning. portunity to brus h up on her knowledge of food a nd to bring Cover orange peel with water; herself up to date on la test m ethods. boil 5 m in utes ; drain. Add 1/ 3 c. T o registe r, call the Red Cross at sugar a nd '11 c. water, a nd cook 10 ' M ain 74 20. minutes longer. Sift flour, m easure; s ift ngain WORK SAVER-The little extra with baking powd er, snit and s ugar. time it'll take to starch those cot Stir in nutmeats. Add ornnge peel ton curtains w ill save lots of work a nd combine thorou ghly. in the next washing. The starch, Beat egg well, add milk a nd y ou see, prevents dust from dig melted shortening