Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1948 — Page 34

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Former Local

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Official Messages « of ' U. S.

Before: the war the Telegraph | Branch, Division of Communica~ [tions and Records, of the State {Department ambled along with its outmoded methods of world

| communication. That was before

Howard E, Chaille Jr., former In|dianapolis man, stepped into the picture. ,

- The routing system then in use : {took nearly 24 hours to deliver al}

‘message from the legation In Hanoi, Thailand, to the State De-

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partment in Washington, or from an observer in Nazt Germany.

With this country on the brink of war, Director Walter K. Scott, lof the Office of Departmental Administration started reorganizing the branch. Director Scott knew just the man-—Howard Chalille, communications expert. Mr. Chaille was made chief of ithe Telegraph Branch with .au[thority to revamp the complete communications system of the U. |8. government. He soon devised some very iworkable gadgets which were in{stalled in the wire rooms of the Telegraph Branch. Working on the time angle Mr. Chaille developed a switch board that could {route identical messages simultaneously to the 300-odd governiment offices throughout world. { New Routing System | TT -United States had to have rapid eommunications if the |aymed forges and elligence | service were to i with, the , organized ' enemy.

Whole branch : — operates [like .a it teleghgm Bg Station; {In the State ro aor oon. ference room are two screéns, somewhat like televisipn screens. When the. proper machinery is in operation messages appear on one of the screens from any station {with similar apparatus. On the (second screen the messages originating in Washington may be viewed. ; | By Direct Contact With the new routing system |in effect the Telegraph Branch is (a combination of a newspaper {wire room; -telegraph -office -and

“J a Hollywood secret service head-

quarters, . Any ¥ esage arriving runs out

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COMMUNICATIONS EX.

Telegraph Branch to reduce the time of handling government

| isn now chief of the branch.

lof closely guarded secret. coded messages being whisked back and]

ment, about 60 per cent of the

The rest are in codes, scrambled words, letters or numbers, _— are Yecelyed, de-! edited, compared. and, distributed through the com-| ‘Pepartment of State in a

100,000 words a day-in an almo continual flow. Im times gency or high pro twice that many are “routed through to the proper authorities’ without a hitch. . Privileged Few

cer in charge of the office in his| absence, are among the few men | who have the privilege of yank-|

bed in the middle of the night or,

{interrupting a private presidential’

musical recital.

THE ? INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

{IU Groups - Elect {16 Local-Students--

BLOOMINGTON, May 17 «= Names of Indianapolis students elected to scholastic societies have been announced by Indiana University officials, They include Sigma Xi, scientific: Robert B. Forney, Robert P. Geckler, Ralph W. Phillips, members, and John 8. McAnally,

{associate member; Alpha Lambda

Delta freshman women: Cynthia Lee Baker, Nancy Dearmin, Jean A. "Gordon, Janet Polson, and Mary L.. Wampler. Beta Gamma Sigma, business: Lawrence F, Haskett, John D. Pardee, Robert I, Starks and

{Richard 8. Thompson; Phi Delta).

Kappa, men's educational; John A. Lewis; Pi Kappa Lambda, muBie: Anita, Lynch and Russell W.

Woman Cut as Glass {Flies at Tavern “A "WOMAN ‘PALO 15 She Hab:

bartender refused to serve them drinks. After a chase through alleys one of the men was captured Itaverm patrons. He gave his name as Donald Simons, 18, of “1054

Hobart St. He was charged with}

disorderly . conduet; assault and| battery and vagrancy. | The injured woman, Mrs. Lewis Swain, 3321 N, Capitol Ave., was given first aid treatment for cuts.

Montreal Feels Quake

MONTREAL, May 7 (UR)—A slight earthquake shook this city today. Officials at Dorval airport here sald they felt the tremor for

between 35 and 40 seconds,

PERT—Howard E. Chaille Jr., | formerly of Indianapolis, reor. | ganized the State Department's |

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