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“I'm ‘a little surprised myself ot how fast the television industry hds grown,” he said. “In 1946, only 6000 sets were made. In 1947, it was 175,000, and in 1948, 850,000. This year the industry should turn out around 2 million.” Lower Prices Seen “With larger production volume, we should have relatively lower prices,” Mr. Craig added. “But it will be a long time bereach the

beeh reached in radio manufacture” Mr, Craig said the Crosley plant here could put out 1000 sets a day if it could get enough viewing tubes. As it is, Aveo is turning out 500 video sets a day.

The sets are assembled and roll off the end of a 700-foot

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bly line at the rate of one

600 Parts in Set As the television sets move down the long line, 388 soldered Joints are made in more than a mile of “wire to coninect the 600

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expensive, funnel-shaped viewing tube with its screen. Ager the sets have been put in working order, they are run for. four hours to “age” them. Then they are rechecked, inspected, and

Mr. Craig, who has been with Crosley for 11 years, is optimistic

industry. |

Dot Lamour Rates Popularity ‘Oscar’ Among Reporters

HOLLYWOOD, Feb, 12 (UP) If there.were an Academy Award for popularity, it would go hands’ down to Dorothy Lamour, Miss Lamour isn't the most beautiful girl in town, or the best actress, or the biggest moneymaker. But she walks away with honors for the nicest. 4 The limpid-eyed sarong queen was most co-operative star of the year to the Hollywood Women's Press Club. (She's always been one of the top three.) - Miss Lamour not only showed up at the meeting to tell the ladies thanks, but she threw a

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- “No -matter how you look at it.| television is ‘big business’ right! now, and it's going to get bigger

~ |as we get our production prob-| ‘| lems licked,” he said.

Seek FCC Approval |

MONDAY PROGRAM

TH Special ! NEW YORK, Feb. 12 — The| National Broadcasting Co. has

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Despite Show Flop NEW YORK, Feb. 12 (UP)—

season despite the fact that her first show, “Small Wonder,” couldn't make the grade. Her notices for that show were so good that she was in imme-

diate demand when it closed. She Dolin as guest artists.

was for-a- new hour-long} for a leading role in the Robert E. Sherwood-Irving Berlin musical show, “Miss Liberty,” which will be presented this spring.

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Needham Sees to That! ,

NEEDHAM, Mass, Feb, 12 (UP) — The Needham military band hasn't played since 1917 but it will provide music for the town’s 300th anniversary celebration'in 2011. Seven surviving members voted to turn the $500 remaining in the band’s bank account into a me-

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