Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 August 1951 — Page 13
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May Triple If Ban Is Lifted
By Science Service WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 . Within a year the number of television broadcasting stations in the United States will double or even triple, it is expected here. This! great expansion will follow the lifting of the present government “freeze” on television stations, action expected in the near future. This freeze was imposed by the Federal Communications Commission in September, 1948, because of a shortage of wave-length channels in the air. Nearby stations must use widely A wave-lengths or they interfere with each other. The development of new ultra high frequency channels will now permit the installation of many new stations.
107 Now Operating
At present there are 107 television broadcasting stations in the country and while a high percentage of the nation’s population is within television range about half the area of the country is outside. Television networks are extending rapidly, using either coaxial cable or relay stations, but broadcasting stations are needed to transmit their programs through! the air to home receivers. The ultra-high frequency systems to be used will use channels between 470 and 890 megacycles. A megacycle is 1000 kilocycles, and a Kilocycle is 1000 cycles. A freqency of 470 megacycles means, therefore, that the transmitter sends out 470,000,000 waves each second, Standard radio, for example, is broadcast on frequencies © from aobut 500 to 1600 kilocycles.
How It Operates Present television operates in what is called very high frequencies (VHF) from 50,000 to 216,000 kilcocycles. The present 107 television stations are operating over 12 VHF clannels within this range. Ey By proper placement, additional
4 stations can use these same 12
channels. Tentative allocations by the Federal Communications Com-| mission will permit the opening of | 450 additional VHF stations. The FCC proposals for the new]
E ultra-high frequen csy (UHF) | : would permit telecaSts by 1357) 4 stations over = tions. A considerable number of ¢ these will be in cities of perhaps ® lesg than 100,000 population.
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< By United Press MUNICH, Germany, Aug. 14— The free peoples of the West “tore a big hole in the Iron Curtain” today by sending 2000 balloons carrying 2 million messages of ‘hope drifting over the Soviet satellite countries. The propaganda operation, called “Winds of Freedom” is sponsored by the International Anti - Communist Organizations
which represent millions of citi- aititude of 25.000 feet scattering by teaching.”
zens in free countries. Some messages said: “To the people of Czechoslovakia: A new wind is blowing. A new hope is stirring. Friends of freedom in other lands have found a new way to reach you. They know that you also want freedom.’ Most of the balloons will float over Czechoslovakia on prevailing wind currents. They were launched yesterday in the presence of Harold E. Stassen, president of the University of Pennsylvania, who, said, “Tonight we tore a big hole in the Iron Curtain. This is a new and additional method of reach-, ing a prisoner with truth .,..”
In Berlin another American propaganda effort was paying off
as thousands of Communists vouths from the East Berlin “peace” festival evaded Commu-
nist police to go to est Berlin and watch an. American television| demonstration. The young delegates to the 15day rally joined crowds watching 100 television receivers set up by| Americans in the shop windows of main streets in West Berlin. Some of the sets were only a stone's throw from bomb ruins in the Soviet sector of the city. The most dramatic setting was in Potsdamerplatz on a bomb site where 3600 persons watched while east sector “people’s police” pa-
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about 2200 messages. The other carries a 4-foot “pillow” with the word "Svoboda" - freedom—written on it. This type does not burst but floats to earth. This plastic balloon carries about 200 8 by 4 messages.
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Fifty Indiana auto dealers met in Athenaeum Hall for lunch and business sessions today to discuss excise taxes, price increases and material shortages in their industry. The members of the board of directors of the Automobile DealInc. and their are chairmen also considered the future of their arganiand the future of their business.
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SYDNEY, Aug. 14 (CDN) Kids who go to St. John's boarding school have a wonderful if unorthodox time If they run away, they're ignored on their return. They can spit at the principal. And they
can even choose what color bedsheets they want, Headmaster H. E.. Townsend, who believes in Ieotting children learn by experience ‘rather than carries the principle even further. ; ‘I prefer to light a fire and let small children handle burning sticks than to tell themr to keep
away from the fire,” he says, “If a little boy spits at me, I tell him to keep on spitting because he hates me. Then, when he is so dry he is nearly spitting chips, he is cured of spitting.” There's only one fly in the
Townsend educational ointment. Mr. Townsend admits that he and his wife arg “very unpopular” in the district,
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Report Violent Quakes ‘Whereabouts Uncertain
PASADENA, Cal, Aug. 14 (UP)
{—~-California Institute of Technollogy reported recording an earth-
quake 6800 miles from here in an undetermined direction at 12:47 a. m., Indianapolis time, today Institute seismologists said the quake had a magnitude of -6'; strong enough to have caused damage at its point of origin.
ROME, Italy, Aug. 14 (UP) A violent earthquake, possibly centered in eastern Greece
smashed recording instruments at
two points in Italy yesterday seismograph stations at Faenza and Prato reported. It occurred at 1:37 p. m., Indianapolis time. officials said
They described it as a phic quake.” {There was no. immediate report from Athens. of any earthquake. - Tokyo seismologists re corded violent disturbances “somewhere in the Middle East area’ at approximately the same time.)
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