; Color TV On Way; May Be In Wide Use Soon maun u ?tmh ? Washington ? Federal Com municatlona Commissioner Paul A. Walker says the Cumatlssion wu lmprtwd with the improv ed color picture obtained in re cent teats of the electronic tube system. This is the system which can be received on either new color receiver! or present-day i black and white aeU It ia the system which manufacturers have haped would be perfected, ao that TV sets already fold would not be made obsolete when color ' transmission begins The former chairman of the the Commission said color television ia definitely on its way. How ever, he scotched reports that color TV sets would be in wide spread use by early 1M4. Asked to express his opinion when color TV would begin. Walker said it might "possibly" be within two years. "The color picture we recently saw was much improved. The picture ia now somewhat in line l with the testimony two years ago, as to what it was supposed to be then. But until it is further tested, there will be no hearings or requests from manufacturers for permission to construct color TV equipment. The field test (of the new color system) is a long, tedious process. It will have to be tested under actual operating conditions. We wsnt to be dead sure the purchsser is satisfied after he buys a set," Walker said. Asked if the new system's col or picture was as clear as today's black and white TV picture, Wal ker replied by withholding com I ment on that question at this time. He 0id say he thought there was a limit as to how large TV screens would be ? for home use And he pointed out that in color TV, the larger the screen the | tougher the job to get a perfectly 'detailed picture, since there were so many more details seen in a larger picture. Telling how color television will come ?'( age, Walker explain ed these fometimes-u n k n o w n facts: "In the color TV field, there is a committee representing all the manufacturers. It's called NTSC. All the big manufacturers are ' now making tests, and there will be field tests of ill the ?y?t*rna. The RCA system will probably not vary much from many of the others. ( "These field tests will probab ly be held within the next six months. The system to be manu factured has to have the support of a majority of manufacturers. Every day that passes, it's harder to sell an incompatible system." (Here Walker refers to a mechan ical wheel system, which produc ed a clear-enough picture to get the Commission's green light two years ago, but because of its limitations, especially the fact that present-day black and white receivers could not receive any picture from the transmissions, manufacturers were reluctant to go into production.) From Walker's statement the reader can see that color TV will not be here by Christmas, and maybe not by Christmas, 1954. But by this Christmas field tests will probably have been held and manufacturers might be get ing set to go into color TV pro duction once the Commission grants its permission. After that permission comes, it will still be some time before color stations can get on the air. Sells Factory To Indiana Firm Mr. R. L. Honeycutt reports the sale of a furniture factory in Granite Falls to a concern in Crewe, Ind. Mr. Honeycutt says that $1M,000 was involved in the deal. MAPPING A CAREER "My son, you are not dilllgent at your books." "To speak the truth father, I think It's dangerous to know too much. A prize fighter walks ?way with mebbe a million dol lars, while a college professor . can't afford the price of a ring side seat."' Races Mirrors Of Character By DR. SOPHIA BltUNSON ? People who are intelligent, and whose thought* ran upon noble achievement and are benevolent and kind acquire countenance* that bespeak lup^rior men and women. As the year* paaa, their facet grow in charm not possessed in you tk Thcxe who upend their time in the pursuit of sliallow amuse menu, who depend for pleasure upon that which pampers their vanity and ? (fords passing enter tainment, sopn lose the the at traction that they had In youth. Their faces become fat nod heavy, with inane, stupid expressions or else they grow thin, sharp and pinched, like their characters. Many of them betray the disap pointment and discontent that posaes them. Tima has been busy etching their emotions and habits on their festures. The girl who is good naturad and jolly, whose merry laugh falls pleasantly upon the ear, Is sought as a companion far more frequently than one who has on ly good looks to recommend her. Madame de Sevign, who lived during the reign of Louis XIV, exercised great influence upon the political and social world. She was extremely popular on account of her brilliant mind, gracious manner' and kind heart. Her daughter, though much more beautiful than her mother, was greatly disliked, because she was so saltish and indifferent to the interest and happiness of those about her. Madame de Stael of the Pirst Prench Empire was really ugly, but so brilliant was her intellect, thst her wit scintillated and en livened any conversation in which she took part. One of the great writers said that when he heard her talk he listened with transport. In her features there was a charm superior to mere beauty. It came from her gifts of mind and spirit. to prove mai tnc expression is moulded by environment and habiti of thought, we have but to contrast the habitual crook with the phllanthroplit. The eyes of tMftt termer are shifty, cruel and crafty. He is practised in the art of looking for opportunities to carry on his nefarious work or to make his escape from the clutches of the law. His very features are often distorted with malice, cunning or revenge. He plans and executes crime. 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