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Letters to Kathleen—

~ Area TViewers Not Impressed With Pay-TV

PAY-AS-YOU-SEE telev whelming enthusiasm in this

ceived by Times TV-Radio Editor Kathleen this week.

Of the letters received, o

you-see TV than against it, Prize-winning letter was writ-

ten by Mrs. Tom Edwards, 1905 IN. Centennial, Her entry 2" » ! PAYING for television shows

makes no more sense to me than paying for radio entertainment. Radio has always endeavored to

.give us superior programs; and I treading the peoples’ feet to loc-|

feel sure that. if a performer had ever suggested he would fill requests for a nominal fee, the people would have found a new station. That's the way I feel

ahout television shows, latest hits or otherwise. | We have all come to accept both television and radio as great advertising mediums, and I think they should remain as such. They put on good shows, We buy their SOAP. 4 Television, as far as I'm concerned will not replace motion | picture theaters, any more than | disc ‘jockey shows have done away with juke boxes. There's a place for each of them. We all need to get out “among 'em” occasionally, and motion picture theaters fill this need for the majority of us. When I am televiewing, free, I will enjoy the programs as they come, commercials and all. When I want to see an outstand-

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occasion of it and attend the cinema. ” ~ » Excerpts from other letters follow: . . . . HERE ARE three of the reasons upon which I base my negative reply: One could not choose the movies he wished to see; many of the first-run movie stars

an arrangement like this would certainly answer “yes” to the popular question: Is television ruining the movie industry? If people could see these movies on their own television sets, why go to a theater? Surely there is room for both in the field of entertainment.—Mary Roselyn Gerlach, 4841 Norwaldo Ave. ” » » ASIDE from being unable to understand how pay - as - you - go

Sih das | Sr ed INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ mii pi TV Antenna Rules in Use

Now that the skyline is dotted with (elevision antennas, many cities” and states have adopted codes regulating Installation, says Electrical Constsuction and Maintenance ° publication. The

magazine has outlined several’ general safety rules. Antennas need support to iInsure against collapse and their position should not obstruct firemen’s access to the building. Antennas mounted on chimneys provide good reception, but they are unable to withstand ‘heavy winds or ice loads, and have caused considerable damage, the magazine says. It is recommended that they be attached to a flat side of the building at the highest possible point. All outdoor antennas should

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nly one more was for pay-as-|

| YES, I would, with a most em-| phatic, enthusiastic yes. You see,! I like to stay home and be com=! fortable in an easy chair and watch TV without the worry of parking the car to see a movie] No worry about having to|

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over peoples’ feet to find be permanently and effectively a seat- no worry about when the grounded. Grounding conductors children are along about should be of some corrosion-

re-| | resistant material and should run In as straight a line as possible. A nmnretallic underground water or gas piping system, the metal

ate a drinking fountain, ete. —| Ursula Cooper, 4541 Longworth| St.

yn» frame of the building, or a WHY sure. The only objection “made” electrode, if imbedded YT TR I have is this—I Re pH ; below the permanent moisture| “= - WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 pald part admisison fees by iA bi 5 level of the ground, may be used ces c MutuAL chasing a TV set in the first plage. | : : |as a grounding electrode. “Made” 0 Bivls Class Berean Gospel However, on the other: hand 1 PEARCE DE RESISTANCE—AI Pearce as Elmer Blurt, door [Sleciroes might de: A founding 8:1 uk i A Berean Sosnal Jes ve ! he IV sel 30 $0 downto we to door salesman, talks to Dorothy Nye. pipe or conduit, %-inch trade size :4S | Wheeler Mission | Dr. C. Fuller ° ; ¥ 2 va ith an outer corrosion-resistant Birle Sreaka = | Dr. C. Faller = would be much more convenient Al Pp M ¥ + Q it w :00 | Bible Speaks Dr. C. Fuller |surface. 21 Dr. Ba Dr. C. Fuller nd —e SOUL cheaper; 10 ste it earce ean Oo ul Some codes call for lighting 30 Dr. packs Bldrs. | Christian Science Rat RE. ET a] By United Press | intercross | gPPRStETS designed for television :45 | Christ'n M. Biars. | Hoosier Pulpit S. Meridian St. HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 20—There| “Once I thought I could stay conductors. For maximum protec-|—— 2 | meme oon oom f= ~~ __ nue 00 | Christ'n M. Bldrs. | Balt. Tabernacle

: is something about television that away from show business for the (jon these should be located as IF FIRST-RATE movies Were attracts pioneers. That may be rest of my life,” Mr. Pearce sald. near the ground as possible, at shown, even for a price, it would|wnhy Al Pearce stepped out of his| “That's when I got a big prune jeast as close as the receiver. cut out several poor TV shows|gshow business retirement to get/orchard at Marysville, Cal.,, and Placing an arrester on the an-

television could be made to operate successfully, I can't think of any advantages that :could be gained from fit. ' I, for one, am not in favor of this plan, We already have good “movies” on TV, complete with Yop-name personalities, and topnotch stories. I am thinking of such excellent programs as “Studio One,” “Video Theater,” and “Playhouse of Stars’—all first-

Harrison G. Blunk, Mooresville, » # .

WOULD I be willing to pay to see first-rate, first’ run movies on television? Absolutely — providing, the price is set so that Mr. and Mrs, Smith with three children can watch along with Mr, and Mrs. Gotrocks. I believe it would aid the juve-| nile delinquency problem, in that! the family would be viewing the movies together—Mrs. Clarence

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