Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1952 — Page 24

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TV, Children Mix All Right - Say Parents

Judging from the letters received by Kathleen, TV and

> Radio Editor of the Times, people around here have had little difficulty solving the problem. of their children's TV habits. To a person, the letter- —— writers stated they found TV the night entertainment when

to be a good Influence on their they must attend school the next children and, once minor ad- gay, However, they would conjustments were made, a welcome «ide it a crime not to he permitted addition to the home. to see “I Love Lucy” from 8 until Winner of tne $3 prize for the 8.30 p. m. on Monday nights, so

best letter on the subject Was wg let no crime be permitted Mrs. Tom Edwards, 1905 Noyes, Jamies Malcolm, 314 N. La Centennial. Her letter: Salle St ” “ n » ~ " 2 : rlevisi al was SINCE OUR Relevision . Yo DURING the weekday morn > y pleasure we 4 meni, 10 pre : trictions as pos ings ‘my children always watch have as : E ‘ ny % A We ‘nsist on a regular Garry Moore from 12:30 to 1:30 bedtime, (Chores and ohter ob- pm, their lunch ig then served , ' “ Jigations, such as IMusK 16550084 hq naps taken, After naps they

are not to be Ne har blay in their room or outdepending upon the

and Scouting jected. And, no matter how good doors, watch

{he program, we don t Seek weather. At 4:45 p. m. they .then hour after hour without 3 rank, watch the afternoon schildren's Co-operation is the keyno programs, after which we turn working out our A hedule. I give off the set until 7 p. m., enabling a choice whenever possible, us to eat without hurrying to discuss the programs and my son view what we near. If the set decides which shows he preera iy, off there can be no curiosity or Then he arranges his other ‘hastily eaten meals. Mrs, For

tivities around these shows, When DE Wao RB. RE 1. he is playing outside, or. busy with

” ~ » sk indoors, he depends on ome vent him in time to see his FINALLY, 1 made a rule that

p 1 make it TV should not be turned on until Javorlle programe i after my daughter's plano prac- . Poin good kid program {s on tice, neither should it be watched during meal time, I prepare his during the dinner hour, regard-/ late and he eats while he less of how super the program. Da es the show. I try to see! I rind It unnecessary to select some of “his” shows with him so the programs I wish my child to we can talk and laugh about see, WFBM-TV has done and is them together. continuing to do a wonderful job If I think he’s been watching of keeping the programs clean. too steadily, 1 suggest time out|—Mrs. Frgnk Denning, 359 8 tor making fudge or popping corn. Ritter Ave. Or we turn on the radio to hear ; : yg 8 a favorite show. I atill find time IN OUR home are a few basic to read aloud (such book as rules for our children, when view-

Tom Sawyer) so my son som:e- (Ing the TV set, which would vary

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NOTE: This is the last of a series hygthe producer-director of WCA V, in Philadelphia. These chapters were taken from the hook, 'FV-JEEBIES recently published by the Johft C. Winston Company. By PAUL RITITS Illustrations by Dick Strome : THE VIEWING Public of the Art of Television falls into several classifications. Some people belong

to only one group. These can be tolerated,

Others’ belong to ‘several. These Congress should pass laws to prevent or eliminate.

It would take an act of Congres to pry loose from your receiver, First, we have THE. AMATEUR ENGINEER He is the fellow who prohably flunked high school algebra,

but still fancies himself ‘a brother-under-the-skin to Mr. Oppenheimer. You can spot

him easily by the way he tosses

around technical TV, terms without regard to their meaning.

As he enters the living room, he generally says, “Well, chum, it's a good thing I dropped over tonight! Your set there- seems to be a little out of adjustment. In the first place, you are over scanning the tube, and I think your horizontal centerifig is a little off on account of the linearity not getting enough juice. It jan't ‘serious though. I can fix it in a minute, Lend me a hairpin a minute, honey.” He'll fix it, all right. When he gets through, the people on the screen will look lke fat midgets and their heads will be floating disconcertingly in space, while their bodies will be walking around as if nothing had happened. THE. STATION SWITCHER He is the restless type who sits in front of the television

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hand stantly on the automatic sta-

receiver with his contion switch, One is watching the climax of a mystery show. Inspector Dix is talking. “All right now. You've all had your say. The killer made one slip and that slip is going to cost him his life. That person is..." . CLICK! Suddenly, you are wdtching a grinning master of ceremonies who is saying, “And now, folks, our surprise of the evening. For the first time on televigion, here is that famous star of stage, screen and radio , none other than .,.)” CLICK! A night baseball game, The announcer is shouting. "Fans, it's all tied up here in the last half of the ninth, Brissie has two stiikes on him with two outs and . . . Wow, Look at that line drive out Into left field, It looks like .°. .” : CLICK! THE SCREEN HOG

This fellow is either nearsighted or magnetized to television. No matter where he is sitting, sooner or later his head winds up in the screen. If one hints that his noggin is hard to see through, he says, “Oh, sorry. Why didn’t you say something?”

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never leaves it. He is generally full of apologies. “8ay,” he mumbles in the middle of a mouthful, “L sure am ashamed of myself. I guess vou folks think I'm a regular pig or something. Fact is, I had to work late at the office . , came right over here without dinner, . . . Had a very light lunch, too, . don’t think I have any manners at all , . , just can’t resist the eats you folks spread out here. . . I'm just going to call a halt [ , , after I sample a small piece of this layer cake + +» + If you don’t mind.” THE IDEAL VIEWER They say there is a type of individual called ‘the ideal viewer.” This person always insists on taking a back seat and off to the side and says he can see just fine.” When the program is funny, he laughs quietly and sincerely. When it is sad,

he chokes back a sob discreetly, |

He speaks .only during station breaks. When offered more sandwiches or another drink, he says, ‘No, thank you, I've had plenty.” He manages somehow make himself very small when seated in front of somebody else. invited sion set and then he has to be coaxed a little. He comes after dinner is over and leaves early. He that's the best television receiver he's ever seen and wishes he had one just like fit. They say he really exists. 1 wish 1 knew him.

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ween two good tele-{upon the age of the children. ¢ Teuding J) btw § One. View. the screen from a fight in Korea.

’ Jevision Proper distance. Camp Atterbury’s most deco- . Personelly, | fos! Iho el enter-| 2. View the screen for a moder- Fated officer, Col. 0. M. Barsanti, iment and education, and I ate length of time, likes to train soldiers, but prefers Janel would be frightrul if| Three. At bedtime TV ix turned COmbat. ®ia {eleviewing were to become a off (at least, turned down so us The colonel bone of contention within a home. not to Interfere with the children hung around in

Excerpts from other letters fol- Boing to sleep.) —Mrs. Lois Wach- Japan two & | low: ;

tel, 531 W. Main. months, hoping doctors could

patch him up for return to Korea where he was wounded,

uo wm 8 . - SINCE most of the programs unsuitable for children come on Bachelder Named after their bedtime, ee at; oo : — they can be given free reign as to Aid fo Minton un selection. And if they have plenty, ' J us t =a of interesting toys, and playmates William K. Bachelder, son of scratch,” he said to play with, they aren't likely to; W. C. Bachelder, 2625 N. Meridian of the injury ©" spend. 100 much time viewing TV. 8t, has been appointed law clerk that required 10 Col. Barsanti | They should be encouraged, of|to Justice Shermon Minton of the st itches and : course, to develop hobbies, and U. 8, Supreme Court, brought him Purple Heart No. 5. to take part in competitive sports. Mr. Bachelder graduated from , He also has the Distinguished It is important that they be dis- Northwest e r n Service Cross, three Silver Stars, couraged from spending too much|Univer sity in eight Bronze Stars, and other time in this passive manner. 1950. He has lawards. Most of them were for However, since most children are been a clerk for |Leroism in combat. interested only in a certain type Judge Nathan . Col. Barsanti is assistant train-; of program, this problem usually Swain of the U, ling ofMcer at VI Corps Headquar-

solves itself, when they lose in-|S. Court of Ap- jters at Atterbury. Living at

terest in what they are viewing.|peals, Seventh Franklin with him are his wife — Mrs. Alma Davis, Monrovia. Circuit, since |and 4-year-old daughter. : un then. 3 | Just, 34, the battle-scarred Mr. Bachelder {colonel was the Army's youngest

MY CHILDREN are not inin every program on'ls a veteran of one else is, and World War_1I, | He was one of the first 12

serving with the {Americans to arrive in Korea program they desire, except those Army engineers Mr. Bachelder [,¢ior the surprise invasion June after their bedtime. I believe TV and tank destroyers in Kuropei25, 1950. is healthy, and educational for and the Philippines. He was stu- Col. Barsanti, a native of children, and smart, healthy, am- dent editor of the Journal of Tonopah, Nev. is used to action. hitious children naturally desire Criminal l.aw and Criminology ile starred on the University of outdoor activities, therefore there While an undergraduate, Nevada football team.

His father is a partner in t} - . ms is no reason for me to limit the| I 1 the time for my children to view Tv, law firm of Bachelder, Bachelder Freshmen Hold

except to get in bed on time. > Fife in the Consolidated Build- A ; p We do not select the programs ‘8 nnua arty for our children as we belleve ~~ Ben Davis High School freshthat they will be resentful of this Shell y Picks May 1 men stage their annual party fact as time passes, and would] a Friday. in their gymnasium. Set want to see the programs whl HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 8 (UP)-- for 8 to 11, freshmen will put into her Italian use thelr new recreation room.

black out more than ever.—Rol | Shelly Winters and : land O. Oberle, 3721 Baltimore actor-boy friend, Vittorio Gass-| Donald Hansell will direct the Ave. man, plan to be married May 1,|program and play for the dance

but they don't know where the concluding it. Miss Helen Phillips is class sponsor.

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» ~ ~ 1 BELIEVE that many people ‘ceremony will be performed. have worried needlessly over the ws problem of children and tele-| vision. ‘Children can be very! fickle little persons, Mine is an average familly and my son who! is 8 i8 becoming more -and more indifferent to television all the time, When we first had- the set, he, as well as’ the rest of us, watched it about all the time. It) was only off about three or four! hours a day. Now, he, as well as the rest of our family, is more, critical, and watches only what especially interests him most. We have found that the socalled murder series make very)

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