Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 62, Decatur, Adams County, 14 March 1951 — Page 7

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Printing Industry Is Second In State Second Among Major Industries In State Washington, D. C„ Mar. 14 —’ Withy a total of 729 establishments, Indiana's printing and publishing industry ranks second in total' number of units among the major industry groups of the ptatq, accordlhg to Dr. Roy V. Peel, director, bureau of the census. Only the food Industry, with 1,117 estabilshnhents, outranks ft . output, in terms of value by manufacture, ranks elev- • k’Ttonff the major Industry groTtjps, figures from the last cenf of manufacture* show. Value addr|i by manufacture (determined |y subtracting coat of materials.] fuel and contract services fronf receipts) amounted to >82.<>23,000. Employes numbered Ifi.BJjO with a total payroll of 145,866,005. : Important jumong th? 729- estabA*“fr —■' 1 • ■■■"—\ -4 - ™ b ®^® b, ®^ |, ® | ®R|>bbbbbbbbl w bbbbbbb

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lishmehts wbrb 288 plantia, 39 periodicals, 14 book publishing concerns, 284 Commercial printing plants, 29 lithographtrig shops, and 14 bookbinders. According to the 1947 census Os manufactures, 288 newspiper establishments, publishing &51 different newspapers, reported aggregate circulation per issue of |,- 574,661 copies. These circulation figures are for 12 moaning dailies with 412,978 copies. 81 evening papers with 1,072,454 copies, <l3 Sunday papers with 665,87? copies, and 245 weeklies with 433.362 cdples Newsprint consumption amounted to 94,618 tons during the census year. Total newspaper Teceipts from sdbscriptiohs and sales were while' >dvttrtlsing receipts wet<i 633,124,6p0. SPEECH AND (Continued From l**Ke bur) | during the summer," according jto the letter which was mailed <>ut to all school superintendents. and principals, that is why such officials are urgent to have their ilitts Into the university division by the first of , April. \ H —... : ,h

Science Offen New Facsimile System High Speed System Is Revealed Today New York, March 14.—(UP)~ Science today offered a new sac simile a development that will transmit and record in finished form documents at 3,000 words a minute. ' The system, known as highspeed fax. requires no advance preparation or processing of the ma terial td.be transmitted. The first models are expected to be used by the armed forces. The system.can handle written matter, drawings and pictures. Officials of Western Union Telegraph Company, whosei scientists developed the' system, said it has the highest overall speed of any communications method Ip the wotld. It can operate either over wires or by radio beam ' < , As demonstrated here the capac-. Ity of the new system is so great that a 9(>page issue of a magazine could be flashed by facsimile.to any distant point in a single hour. 11. P. Corwith, development research vice president Os Western Union, explained that the method of transmission is simple. Material to lye transmitted is slipped into a horizontal transparent cylinder ana the end gate of the cylinder is closed. .As the gate closes, the machine goes into automatic operation. Corwith said that any length of page up to 1,4 inches can be sent. The cylinder with the \material to be transmitted whirls, and through use of a photo-electric eye the light arid dark sections of the printed page are picked up and sent by electrical impulses over either a radio beam or a wire circuit. At \ the' receiving end, the picture is reproduced dn dry paper with no developing necessary. The receiving machine also has automatic device that snips off the facsimile eppy and ejects it fro'm the machine. Western Union officials said, the system is capable of handling ma- 1 terial which cannot be transmitted over typewriter-telegraph or by telephone. They said the systei'u is well suited to sending and receiving commercial Correspondence, business forms\ complicated tabulations, sketches and illustrations. Entire Rice Crop v Given To College Natchez, Miss., March 14. — (UP) —Jefferson Military college, which turned down a possible 350.V00.000 in oil lands, has accepted another gift—the Entire ' rice crop \of 4* Louisiana plantation. Chairman Stanton Merrill of the board of trustees said Miss Matilda Gray and William K. Gray' of Lake Charles, La., had donated the oash from the crop to the school's rehabilitation fund. Recently Jefferson turned down the oil offer qf Judge George Armstrong, of " Natchez. who stipulated that it admit only Anglo-Saxon students and teach theories regarded as SOCIETY ' \ , , . 1 In (Continued From Page Three) thirty o'clock. Mrs. Gifford' Bunner will We hostess _for the meeting of the Bobo United Brethren Willing Workers class Friday evening ac seven thirty o'clock. s v tsS&spISJ SPiSthS/ Mr. and Mfsj Peter Hay Hatnes of this city anp the parents of a baby son, born at 10?lt p. m. Monday at the Adams county memorial hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces. Mr. and Mr's. Leonard Schwartz of Monroe, are parents of a baby daughter, born a( the local hospit- ' al Tuesday at a. m. The baby weighed \T pounds, B’4, ounces. ■ A baby daughter was horn to Mr. and'Mrs. Merlin Sprunger. of Berne, at the Adams county memorial hospital Tuesday a') 12:30 «. m. she weighed 7 pc.unds, 2’ 2 ounces. Motor Court* ' In 1922, there were only 600 motor court* in the whole nation. Today there are 20,000 motor courts with an average of 22 room* to each court C£T ftELlfr TODAY Deyelnped by (peelslist* and need (neeenn* fully In private praetire. Now may be had at Sour drudcl.t. the n»fue of thia netr and better ointment I. PYLOX. No (tala —FYLOX it white and greaaelaes. IteUeyen pain, atopa Hehlnc, promotes healing. i.ar(e tube eompleta with applicator and key. Must tatiefy, or money refunded. Sold in Decutlur by Smith, Ivuhne, and HoHliuuhJ Drug Storet; urquur hometown druggist. .

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