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• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00832A000200080037-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: November 17, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 24, 2000
• Sequence Number: 37
• Publication Date: January 1, 1957
• Content Type: SUMMARY

Approved For pease __ 5-:CIA-RDP80-00832AB00200080A.37-7
BUHMATIOH t A astbad of stoditying standard microfilm oawras to permit
accurate sutostic photoelectric cutting of Xenemc prints*
IYTRODtICTIOH$ In mass preatduoing paper prints from alorotila, continuous
Xerographic and pbotograghio printers are rapidly replacing older step-
by,-stop, frame.by frowsC M ds, due both to their greatly superior epee.
and (in Zerograpbl) their as* of inexpensive 2O pound sulfite paper. Ir.
order to obtain swelmua -tilittation of these fast printers, however,
some means of automatically cutting the rolls of tinishod prints into in-
dividual prints- snot be ptrosided. While a number of actonatio cutters
for conventional "wet processa use exist, they have not been used for
continuous printer obappiai due to the nature of the process 3
THR PROBL * In trans-by-tram printing, only the desir+t d s~.ib , s c t eu t we
(&. g. a ens PO O of a dint % is inolud ed in the -final print o AU ex-
! r.t....Cirst blar4k film and un ssci film area r .e.sk off. As dash t ramp
is ee xpce e d a small lamp and mask arrangement s imul'. one az ly ezpoa --s a
rectangular area along the margin of the roll adjacent to the frau etY
perpendicular to this length of the roll. After prooess;tr? and dr tz;gr,
pbc~'tc-el~ }ri4~ ?~eenre
the roll may be chopped me irxdt'ridual prints by a
con's rolled autonstio cutter, since t.Le cutting ms 'k produced on the msr ?l.
2r+ a urlform intense black area -- the 2P such arcs a c the margin
due to the making.,
in oont inuous printing this is impossible. Not only the document is
printed? but also the background area, as smell as ail clear tress of
the microfilm between eid around each frame. This results in, ea:L
from of the roll of prints having non-uniform black areas at unpredict-
able intervals. Tb. tea ty of the gerographle printer to re reduce
heavy solids oe~stpo41 the problem by doubling the amber of these black
areas, reprodpaing onl le Midi * d trailing edges of each ono. In
addition, no practicab3a, dependable rathod has been d*vlaod
Read xocant odu..
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i rig a cutting mark onto the - both filsaand roll
am a continuously,
no framing is done - P
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x printing by any govsrno4t agency is produf3_ the con roi or
that sgene', a eta -rd prose Use could be adopted, involving a si.mpl*
modification of Agency oaaeros. This adjustment consists of resetting
the film pull-dOWU clutch, decreasing the amount of film trsrea ported wi the
each exposure. As a refineat, the viewing (framing) arrangement cein to
ad us tad to coinoido, it desired. Tice result of this . t u, t ! nt to to
e~ji.miaate the clear film between trance, aim* each from will overlap
cry small, amount 'upon its nst&bor. In addition to eliminatireg spurict
Ls ; ~mle, thus permitting automatic photoelectric outtir by standard
Mmsiatnas, this system incidentally has the virtue of of ecting a slight
saving (approxisa tely ) of ;1iorol11a,, sines the images may be more
c:loaely spaced.
It was further sui v ted that a' out tt g mark could be included in t tm
microfilms from by positioning a blaOk.imam ? predeternived width withirr,
the copy area, but ,extending transversely outward. The oofabiae t ion of
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r ei. roducing or card tiles,, sirroe five or more ca s, a t.o with its own.
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In order to guide the incOntivo Awards CORM %;; in rking final dctcrednatlon, an analysis of the anticipated
first yyear's av and/or ether benefits .immld be beun hers. It o lliic.ble. indicatetand ex lainlbelow
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p i disposit en a savings as (1) alletarnt savings, (2) iftersoood
resources saved to some other neeessasy'activity. If sugpation contains intan iblt value, such as morale,
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sni- a ti f Will bring s a :BaI1nI* in 1sb iii % boo* cases : (a)
the mic'rct'tla is being VX0ftMA an a p'' 'T typ canwe much as ttw
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