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ness or dim light) is too weak to be seen in a sunny or brightly illuminated place. When the switch is turned on, the lamp is out of circuit and goes out. The device can be recom mended for installations where it is a matter of importance to know that a given wall switch is off. It would not be recom mended for ordinary use on ac count of the probable necessity of replacing it at rather fre quent intervals in normal ser vice. (A specific answer can not be given on this point since there was not time to run life tests, but advertis'ng by the General Electric Co. of the type of neon lamp used in this switch plate indicates a life of about 3000 hours--which would be equivalent to about 125 days with the lamp burning con stantly, that is with the switch lever in the off position.) The manufacture of this device should provide a very satisfac tory margin for the manufac turer as the concealed lamp which forms the working basis of the device is in itself very inexpensive, its retail price being only 8c. The retail value of the small resistor would be perhaps another 5c. Abridged Cumulative Index of Cleanser, all purpose (C.C.C.)t..........May, 30 household liquid (Vano)t........... Sept., 30 painted walls and wood work (Soil-Off)t......................... Sept., 30 Clothing, Motor oil, doped or premium!.. .Sept., 21-24 Motor oil dope (Caslte)!.................Apr., 14-17 Motor oils!............... Aug., 13-14; Sept., 19-20 Mouthwash..............................................Sept., 3 Previous 1946 Issues children's, flameproofed................... Sept., 4 Coats, fur, high prices.............................Aug., 3 Cocoa!.................................................... Feb., 19-23 Null lacquers! .................................. Jan.. 15-18 t Pants, babies* training*.................. June, 7-9 Consumers'Research Bulletins Consumers' Test Manual.................. July, 14 Corrections and Pencils, glass-marking!..................... Jan., 26 Pen, fountain (Esterbrookit.................July, 4 emendations!................... Feb., 14; July, 11; Pens, fountain, bait-tipped 1 Feb., 3-l4; ,, Sept., 20-21 Curtains, laundering method..............Sept., 3 June, 13-14; Aug., 20-22 Permanent waves, home!............. Mar., 17-19 ill-effects of cold wave. .May, 2. Aug.. 3: Month and Page Adhesive pastest.....................................June, 21 Appliances, electric, Dandruff................................................. Aug.. 4 Dl>T........................................ Jan., 3; Feb., 4, 29 Denture adhesive powders! ................. July, 4 Sept., 3-4 kits for home use!........................ Mar.. 19 Phonograph non-availablllty....... Apr., 29t; May, 15-16; Deodorant, new paste (Veto)!. . .Sept., 29-30 needles!................. Jan., 19-20; Feb., 15-17; July, 15-16 Deposits, automobile, refunds.............Sept., 4 Mar., 23-25; June. 9-10 Arsenic poisoning, Diapers, babies'!................................ Mar., 14-17 Phonograph records!...................... each issue new antidote.................................. Aug., 29-30 disposable!.................................... June, 6-7 Photographic Automobiles, 1946!..................Dec. '45, 4, 5-8; Dishwashing product (Glim)!...........Sept., 30 developing and printing, Jan., 5-15; Feb., 5-9; Mar., 10-14; Apr., 9-11; Dog food, deleterious effects of insufficient protein........................... Aug., 30 commercial mall-ordert........ July, 19-20 Pressure saucepans!......................... Mar., 5-9: May, 4, 12-13; June, 4, 5 Dry shaver (Vestpok)!.......................July, 18-19 Automobiles, 1947 Studebakerf. . July, 9-10 Dustcloths, emulsion for treatingt. .Apr., 26 Aug., 11-13 Automobiles, front-wheel vs. Dye, household textile (Tintex)!.. 1 .Sept., 29 Radios!.......................... Mar., 26-27; Apr., 7-9; rear-wheel drive.........................................Apr.,19-21 Increased operating cost................... June,3 Editorial................................. each issue, page 2 June, 18; Aug.. 9-10 Record player!....................................June. 18-19 sleeping equipment!..................... Aug., 4 Exposure meters, photographic!. .. .Jan., 29 water-injection...................................... July,16-17 Refrigerators, electric*.................... Sept., 16-18 gas, kerosene!................................ June, 17 Beverages, carbonated........................... Aug., 4 Fans, electric!.............................................. Sept.,18-1R9 emovers, paint, varnish!...............Apr., 12-14 Fire extinguishers!............................... June, 26 Binoculars, prism........................................ June,10-12Flashlights, three new!........................ May, 7 Birds' nests, source of insects................ Sept.,3 Furnaces, high-pressure selling!.... Sept., 4 Broilers, electric tablet..............................Sept.,12-15 Butterfat. helpful against B- Gasket sealer vitamin deficiencies.................................Aug.,29 (Cross Country Gasket Maker)!... July, 30 Shampoo, cream!.................................... Apr., 30 Sheets, waterproof crlbt................ Apr.. 21-22 Sink and dratnboard mender!.............July, 30 Soap, house and auto!............................May, 30 Soap, Superfatted Basis!................ .Mar., 38 Gasoline..................... Apr., 24, 26; July, 10-11! Camera, miniature!........................... Sept., 8-9 Cameras. German!..................................... Sept.,29 Hair tonics and a hair dye!.......... June, 19-20 rucniu uunsi .................................................Jan., Z.VZO Stoves, electric table!.....................Aug., 18-20 5 post-war!.............................................Aug.,16-1H7 eart murmurs, and activity............. Sept., 4 Cards, playing!............ .....................June, 23-25 Toaster, non-automatic!................... 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Sept.,5-8 indicates that listings of names or brands Moti.-m pictures!............................................eachissuaere Included. 26 CONSUMERS* RESEARCH BULLETIN OCTOBER, 1946 ^ 11100 THIS section aims to give criti digest of opinion from a wide picture reviews, including the moti press, leading newspapers and mag different periodicals in all. The ratings which follow thus do no judgment of a single person, but ; analysis of critics' reviews. The sources of the reviews are: Box Office. Chicago Daily Tribune. The Christian Cr (N.Y.), The Exhibitor, Harrison s Reports, Mader Herald. National Legion of Decency List, Newsw' Tribune, Nnc York Times. Parents' Magazine. Re vieu' Committee. Successful Farming. Time, Variety Opinions of Current Motion Pictures which includes Federation of Women's Clubs, the American Leg Film Music CouncM. and others. The figures preceding the title o dicate the number of critics who h; to rate the film A (recommended), E and C (not recommended). Audience suitability is indicate adults, "Y" for young people (14-1 children, at the end of each line. Descriptive abbreviations are as adv--adventure hist--founde biog--biography mel--roelodr; in color (Technicolor. Cinecolor. mus--musics or Macnacolor) mys-- mystei car--cartoon nov--drama! com--comedy rnrr. romanr cri--crime and capture of criminals soc--social-p: doc--documentary trav--travelc dr--drama war--dealing jaw--fantasy in wart ices--western ABC -- 92 Abilene Town.................... 1 9 8 Adventure .......................... -- l 2 Alias Billy the Kid.............. 9 (> Anna and the King of Sia -- 4 4 Avalanche........................... 1 7 4 Badman's Territory........... 4 5 Bamboo Blonde, The 4 5 Bedlam.................................. 3 3 Behind the Mask.............. 2 2 Beware..................................... 1 5 1 Big Sleep, The..................... 4 2 Black Angel...................... 3 2 Black Beauty................... 4 6 Blonde Alibi.......................... 1 4 Blonde for a Day................. 3 3 Blondie's Lucky Day......... 1 11 2 Blue Dahlia, The................. 2 1 Blue Sierra............................ 2 2 Border Bandits.................... 3 2 Bowery Bombshell.............. 1 6 5 Boys' Ranch..................... 6 10 Bride Wore Boots, The.. 2 3 -- Brief Encounter.................. 2 7 2 Caesar and Cleopatra... 2 9 3 Canyon Passage.................. -- 1 5 Caravan Trail, The............ -55 Cat Creeps, The.................. 18 4 Centennial Summer........... 16 3 Claudia and David............. 3 10 2 Cluny Brown......................... -- 5 - Cockeyed Miracle, The. .