Word: cheaper
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Mont claims that this system, which sounds complicated, is much cheaper and easier to handle than the three-tube cameras normally used for broadcasting color TV. Its disadvantage is that it will not work outdoors. It requires an enclosed space where there is no natural light to compete with the flying spot...
...Good morning, madam, have you a cheap room?" asks the boy. "Cheaper than sunlight to you, Danny Boy," says the girl...
...While Barnes said that the Justice Department was not yet ready to recommend repeal of the Fair Trade laws, as suggested by Attorney General Brownell's special antitrust committee (TIME, April 11), he revealed that he was "considerably disturbed by responsible businessmen" contending that brand-name products are cheaper in Fair Trade areas than else where. To answer such statements, said Barnes, his department is studying how Fair Trade laws actually operate...
...decision last week, CAB thought that one answer would be for Hawaiian Airlines to get rid of its expensive new Convairs. But H.A.L. has flatly refused to do so, said the planes will eventually be cheaper to operate. Says H.A.L. President Arthur D. Lewis: "There is no more reason for continuing to fly obsolete equipment in Hawaii than anywhere else in the United States...
...stumbling block to cheaper service is both the quantity and quality of the helicopters available for commercial use. The Armed Forces have reserved more than 90% of all production, and are boosting their requirements every month. As a result, few of the six leading companies in the field (Piasecki, Bell, Kaman, Killer, Sikorsky, Doman) have given much time to either commercial design or production, are currently grossing $500 million annually without catering to the civilian market. Of the eleven types of helicopters certificated for civilian use, all are modified, single-engined military craft with high costs, low payload, speed...