Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1952 — Page 8
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hole and win a prize. unexpected boom in the educa-
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- 1l-time r St. at 6 p. m. Wednes tional television business has pro the a in the 800 block N. Tuxedo St. at 6 p : duced 12 applications for Video As the cases I : ; at way a stations so far, The Federa doctors, local If you happen to be down that way, stop at S Res 805 N. Tuxedo St., buy a ticket, see a show put on Communications Commissiod; brid and gtnet £xp by the neighborhood children . . . just stamped a big O. K. barded with qi ind know that you've invested in G of them. _ These are the ‘ . Where to Go ‘Educational stations approved asked questic the fight against polio. : Manhattan, Kaa answered by " ive vear Baseball: Indianapolis Indi- are to serve anha , “ A For the fourth consecutive year, ‘ and Albany, Buffalo and Roches- dation for Inf the children in this block have| ans vs. Kanshs City Blues, ‘ter, N. Y. emacs? ON E—What scouted the neighborhood for con- Double header at Victory Field. GC Commisstoner Frieda B. polio? tributions so they could put on : Box seats, $1.70; mezzanine, {Hennock told Science Service Polio is she shew, make some money fae $1.40; grandsiand,- $1.10, and § [other applications for educational tis,” a disease turn it all over to the polio fund. chils 1 stations have come in from Calis Hiny virus, or Last year they made $20 and bleachers, 60c. ildren under fornia, Florida and Texas. New Ny ow they hope for more this year. 12, 50e. First game at 1:25 p. m.. York still has five pending. By acquirin Entertainment promised this “Arsenic and Old Lace.” The FCC set aside. 242 chan- ably through vear will include a magic show, oo County Playhouse pro- ‘nels for educational TV stations from other p games, prizes, a.puppy rae and duction. Nashville, Ind. 8 p. m. when it opened the ultra high you have Intir refreshments. . y frequency - spectrum last spring. sort that occ Here ya are—get yer tickets—| Stock Car Races. West 16th | Miss Hennock said she is During outbr come on, chum, it only costs a; Street Speedway. $1. 8:30 p. m. “thrilled” at the educational tele- widespread a dime. dime, dime. { Aa aE x 7; : j vision boom. he said th& Emer- without sympt » ; iein ’ : \son Radio and Phonograph Corp. and are capal Supervisor Retires | INFORMATION—Miss Dolores Riggs finds a new ~ MARKING OUT—Miss Pat Van Winkle (left) marks a "kill" in the NEW LISTINGS—J. O. Emond watches as Mrs. Ralhes sor ue haul OE en the virus. - ’ : : : . : : ; IREE—W Charles M. Sipe, 646 Home, 10SC | number in the special directory. directory as her boss, Walter Smith, checks her work. Mary Smith teletypes names to the printer. | ©7° © i cational licenses to a Ww Pl, employed by Eli Lilly & Co. S=® |. THE INFORMATION op-/but are constantly checked to type of bell or buzzer on existing in checking for possible errors per line. Multiply: that by the begin regular operation. a few get 1t? 25 years, retired Thursday. He . lerators at the Indiana Bell|2Vold errors. The office has alphones. l1ater. {167,000 listings in the whole di-| Apparently the boom is gain : Most people was a supervisor of watchmen in - fl ’ nig {reputation of several years’ stand- x = = i The listings of new ‘phones are rectory and you can sees how care- ling momentum. New York State, infection of | the firm's plant protection de- [Telephone Co. get completely ing for the small percentage of THE ORDERS are taken from checked alphabetically and sent |ful the girls must be to. avoldtrying to forge an educational TV majority of parfment. bsew and revised telephone dij-| mistakes appearing in the finishe 'the teletype machines and given PY teletype to the printers in! ietakes.” so |network, has applied for reserved paralytic or o Mr. Sipe was first employed in| Retired Machinist rectories every two weeks. Andjdirectory. Ito a group of girls who edit Chicago. “The girls have been taught/UHF channels to serve Syracuse, the virus.is i ly’s chemical manufacturing { | “I'll bet there are less printed them. Only a percentage of the! There the type is set each : (Binghamton, Ithaca; Utica aad. entary ca: 14 : : every morning they are given yap g p in. NOt to put a listing in -the direc- naw “vork City in addition to th alimentary department -and worked with in-| Dies in Beech Grove ! errors in our entire directory than nearly 2000 orders a day affect night, printed under the title “In- jiNew 1Or y in a on io the central nervo jectible liver products. For 10. several printed pages listing the you can find on the front page the directory, but all of the or- dianapolis Daily Addendum” and tory until they are absolutely cer-gnes approved. Plans for other not damage n years he was in the protection] Funeral services for Lous new subscribers who had phones » h id ders must be checked and filed sent to Indianapolis to he used tain it is correct,” Mr. Emond stations in New York cities are develop a de i C 1 Tr wind a George Prosch, 63, of 105 N. 5th installed the -d befora )[ your newspaper, e said. laccording to their order number. by the information girls the next added. “And after they have been in the mill. , from its pres unit. His son, Char et DV the Ave. Beech Grove, will be held at 'NSté ay re, Tne directory oftice’s work be- Most of the orders for new morning. pi te work tor = while they, The New York educational net- A nHling to son-in-law are employe . 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Beech | This constant revision of the gins in the business office at 240, phones have the assigned ’phone # =» na oing ; 4 Work will be used by publie 80 per cent firm : (Grove Methodist Church. Burial giant directory occuples the time yi wo. i4ian St A customer might Pumber already on them when IN ADDITION to the new list. ‘Sort of develop a sixth sense and gona) and colleges on a co- have anti-bod D di tion Set |will be in ( rows JA. tM 'and skill of a separate staff Oni her call. ‘write or go in erson| received in the directory office. ings sent in there are the usual can spot an efror every time, operative basis. against one ot edicatic : ba palive of opanapor aan 1 second floor of the Big Four the Service er a | These orders are filed by num- “kills,” or customers who have , ——0—0orn—————— Applications still pending are " known types c A new'Softball field and basket-/ Grove for the Inst 28 years. and|WIdINg under the direction- of| 0 or BUC EC ed \ber yntil the installation <has/discontinued their 'phone service. | \ for stations to serve ‘the San - they reach 15 hajl court: will be dedicated atlwis a retired machinist for the|): C: ¥mond, directory production|'®, 17° = ® Fepretentative takes coriDleled, iis ores Other Group -of, gitle mare iEve s Death to Cut Francisco-Oakland area, Miami FOUR — H ” bi b ork { manager. { : eletype copies o e orders out’ or draw a line through, gn ... s and Houston. : “hil 4:30 p. m. today ‘at Big Eagle] He York Centra] Dulltond. ih “Pm. dnd of vew at this bugt-L8® 2F9°T. and carefully checks|are received in, the plant depart-/names in the directory which are British Meat Supplies i oy aren 2 Camp. Grove shops for 38 years before ness.” laughed Mr Emond as he the Jetaily of -it-with the custo-imgnt-at the same time“ the direc= [to be taken out by the printers, |. BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 2 (UP)! The a 3 on ; his ret t in° 1046 due to ill \heca : mer,” Mr. Smith said. “Then the|tory department gets them. As These “kills” are sent each day| Argentina's official 30-day, OThINENC.L.0a, Dedication will be in memory his retirement in ue to began explaining the operation of order is teletyped and appears on! °4 tions such a of Harold D. Myers, killed last/health, FE ey pars gles > ig 7) Ppe {the requested work is completed with the new listings. {mourning period for Eva Peron | arefully befor vear while playing golf at the] Mr. Prosch was a member of it ince 1929." Me [Mires coples in, our elite, the plant department sends con-; The printer pulls these names will affect Britain's scant meat] c FO aon Broadmoor Country -Ciub Odd Fellows Lodge, Chapter 465; bi v In addition to new phone orders firmation to the directory depart- trom the regular galleys of type, | supplies, it was reported today. I e. ‘enilliy b ] . /first commander and finance of-| Mr. Emond is assisted in his|there are also orders for chang-/ment on a series of ticker-tape keeps them together, and each| Meat shipments to Britain from a gue. eC Following dedication ceremo- fier of American Legion Post|job by Walter Smith, directory|ing the location of phones, in-|teletype machines. two weeks sends a ‘green gal- this ountry were: discontinued) people's “a nies, a father-son softball game|276 past patron of Indianapolis! production supervisor. stalling extension phones, putting| This confirming tape is at- ley” proof (proof on green paper) 6 ’ weeks ago after completion] ROEBUCK AND CO dirty grin ng will be played on the new dia- Chapter 393, O.E.8.,, Fidelity| The two men are especially/on longer cords and changing thejtached to the pulled order to aid of the names that have been Yor (of chireanis totaling 200.000 Tons! Fre. Ho q. Rebeccah Lodge 227, and White | rm ee ttc ese erat p— : st ! sa ' mont [Hine po" FE ss A proud of the speed with which moved from the directory. These gq provided by the 1951 Anglo- bed and sta
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He o survived Li his wife. Mrs. new listings .are checked through Airplanes Manage Engineering Job names are checked carefully with| Argentine trade agreement. m during the po
|Mary Rockafellow Prosch: three their office, sent to the printer in the “discontinue” orders to make| Both countries were willing to
Free Show If you feel the need of a big daughters, Mrs. Phillys Sullivan | Chicago and come back to In-| CLEVELAND, O, Aug. 2.(UP){measuring the heaps carefully, sure none have been removed rrive at some temporary agree-
- | : : ing your doc | dianapolis to he used in the in- — It once required three civil en- could compute just what the com- which shouldn't be. | ; . laugh tonight, take off for Gar-a0d Win Bet) ons of Ih. EE po Stee. . gineers three months to take an/ pany had on hand, but only after, New listings in the information eign i i fades 1s pu) field Park. * |ardson, Baltimore, Md.: three vo» » inventory of the huge piles of coal as much as three months of meas- directories which have not yet|jjeq a -week ago. of severe Di The Sahara Grotto band, glee|sisters, Mrs. Anna Kesling, Deca-| «A PHONE could be Installed and iron ore on hand here at the|uring and calculating. been put in the subscribers di- —_,,H- exertion. after club and clown forces will put on tur; Mrs. Mary Williamson, South oo Central Furnaces and Docks of The company’s chief account- rectory are underlined. That is appeared. a“ free show, -sponsored. by the/Bend, and Mrs. Elizabeth at 4 p. m. today,” sald Mr. Smith,/the American Stéel & Wire Co. ant, John S. Jensen, and its fur- the way the information girls| MORRISONS FIVE S Department of Public Parks. Rearick,” Indianapolis; six|“and by tomorrow morning the With the advent of the airplane naces’ superintendent, John Allen, know to tell a person inquiring | hild 4 va . : brothers, Otto, Albany,. N. Y.; listing would be on ons of the and a shortage of trained person- have started a system whereby for a number if it is listed in the] Indiong’s F t- ec ren Ay George Schacht, -president of nap Detroit; George, Chicago 'nel, the job is now done in one-two aerial pictures are taken of regular directory. ° | ndiana’s Foremos playgrounds? the clowns, will start his laugh-\anq Trnest, William and .Clar. Printed directory sheets in the gixth the time. leach coal and iron storage areal “There is an average of 49 Apparel Shop Not if the) provokers through their routinesience, I ndianapolis, and two/information office.” Formerly, crews would- he sentjand that’s that. The pictures are printed characters per line in the or communit) at 7:30 p. m. Band music, led by|grandchildren. | Mr. Emond pointed out the list- at intervals to take stock of the calibrated and an accurate esti- directory,” Mr. Smith said. “And 20 W. Washington St. where the chi Olaf Laslie, will begin at 8 p. m.| Friends may call at Little & ings are not only handled swiftly piles of coal and ore and, by mate is possible. . that equals 49 potential errors] s— ing right alon;
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