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apital’s Raid Siren Called Latest Wrinkle
WASHINGTON, June 11 (CDN)—The old-fashioned air raid siren has gone modern.
The first all-electronic warning system is being installed in Washington. Officials say it will be usable whether war comes or not. It will be permanent. For the permanency of civil defense, they believe, is something Americans every-| ;
» i where are going to have to Vill be able to use the same sys-
The new device was designed by| Orders, verbal warnings, speHerbert A. Friede, chief electron-|¢lal Instructions—anything like ics engineer for the ‘District of that can be relayed all over the Columbia. In effect it is a private city simultaneously and simply by little broadcasting station. pushing another button. The transmitter will be installed Uses Freq three-floors under in the concrete-| what happens Syustitien encased room that Is to serve alll ne tr ppeny ; | at the control the Washington metropolitan area center has a certain radio freas a civil defense control center. quency. Each set of horns is conStrategic Home {nected to radio receiving sets and Around the area at strategic devices known as “de-coders.” spots horns looking like those on| When the transmitter is acthe first talking machines will be|tivated, its signal is picked up by mounted in sets of four on build-| the receivers, “screened” through ings or especially constructed the decoder so that only the cortowers. |rect signal is allowed to get at Comes a raid and every horn|the horns can be made to sound a warning If the signal is the right one, alert instantaneously by a push the horns go into action. The of a button deep down in the sound that comes out can be control center. But that's not all4Whatever sound local civil defense Once the alert has been sounded,| ©ficials decide on.
military and civil defense officials| In Washington MF. Friede says 8 a series of “boops’” and “beeps” in
definite sequence will be used in NBC to Ex and preference to the better known siren tone. This is to keep the
Tv N . {that won't ‘be confused with etwork mn b {police or fire signals, he adds. i | Copyright, 1951, for The Indianapolis Times . * Southern States Science Service i * . Director Is Cited ' By United Press By Science Servies NEW YORK, June 11—The Na-| PHILADELPHIA, June 11 -— tional Broadcasting Co. plans to For world-wide activities in pubbring its television stations in six lic understanding of science, the southwestern states into -its TV Philadelphia Science Council has network by late 1052, it was an- awarded a special citation to nounced today. Watson Davis, director of Science Carleton D. Smith, NBC vice Service. president in charge of station re-| The citation was presented in
lations, said an order for full time connection with awards to Philacircuits to tie Tulsa, Oklahoma delphia area high school students
City, Ft.» Worth, Dallas, San selected by competitive examina-|
Antonio and Houston in to the|tions as those most promising for NBC network had been placed college work in science. with the American Telephone and| Activities conceived and carried Telegraph Co. {through by Mr, Davis and his as“This is a further step in the!sociates in Science Service have construction of a truly nation- had “particularly significant rewide television network,” Mr. sults in encouraging boys and 8mith said. — igirls to carve their careers in
The stations which will be inter- science,” the citation said. It Emma R. Holcomb, Muncie.
eonnected when the circuits are was signed by the president and
joined at KOTV, Tulsa; WKY, secretary of the council, Dr. Ar-/of Mrs. Viola Augustyniak, Ft. Oklahoma City; WFAA-TV, Dal- mand Spitz, president of Spitz Wayne. |
las; WBAP-TV, Ft. Worth; WOAI- Laboratories, and Prof. Harold
TV, San Antonio and KPRC-TV, F. Bernhardt ‘of Temple Univer- and Mrs. Roy Cook, Lawrence-
Houston. sity.
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DRESSING UP—Mary, a Limehouse timber merchant's horse, gets close attention from the junior members of the Rogers family as she is prepared for a Cart Horse Parade in London. Young Ethel, left, holds Mary's head while Harry applies a brush to her legs. Along for the ride are Walter and . Brian on top of Mary who was driven in the parade by the children's father.
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