The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1947, Page 8

Ham Seiffer Holds Streamline, Pushbutton Telegraphy. His Feb By A Nese To Be Installed In Philadelphia, A ew oe of streamline, pushbutton telegraphy will be com- pletely © operation ot Philadelphia by September, it was revealed ter &f © preview of the ultra-modern communications develop- tent in the Western Union building. "a Greater than that of the facilities. wed now ‘throughout the nation by simply } pushing the proper buttons. Each message will _be typed only once, at the point of origin. For example, a message sent from a town or city in the Philadelphia » Through the Philadelphia cen- ter will epeed all telegrams to | { ¢ states of Pennsyl- | rene, New Jersey, Delaware and ; | Del-Mar.Va Peninsule. By more- | ty pressing buttons, telegrams will be automatically transimit- |*’ . / ted to their destinations. |cisco will be received at this | ‘city’s, push button center by a ‘This city now connects direct: ‘telegraph device known. as a ty with eagall ghey —- printer perforator which simul- conte : . ~ taneously prints the message and ‘Pend, Atlanta, Dallas and Oak- | Sunches combinations of holes in fend, and with roany other cities, paper tape. Toy direct trunk lines. Because of | this, the new Philadelphia cen- ter will provide greatly improved ‘telegraph service to and from all parts of the United States. nation on the tape when the mes- sage begins to arrive here and will press a button marked “San |Erancisco.” That is all that is nec- | Mow messages arriving at Phil-' essary. The pressing of the but- edelphia ere sorted by routing ton will cause the perforated jaterks and carried by girls on/tape to run through an automatic Feller skates to operators, using | transmitter which will fldgh the peppewriver-ithe keyboards, who (electrical signals indicated by the ‘Send the telegrams to their desti-;holes in the tape to the San nations: {Francisco terminal. There tha With the new system, howev- |signals will be automatically re- ‘#% eff of these time-consuming ;ceived in printed form ready for j will be eliminated. The | delivery. outing clerks, skating girls and} The new push button center} lon a. are being trained for |occupies the entire second floor work @ ewitehing clerks in the of the Western Union Building ‘e@nter where o girl will handle jat 230. South Eleventh street. | many telegrams to points Here a corps of trained workers | “ 8 cm 611 FRANCIS ST., Near Corner of Southard St. SUNDAY DINNER ‘rinvet'" THING!! PIPL © PEE wait this Priencly Morket .... 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For a Be oe cam be avetde the chilly) ——— > dene sane tastitamsebe ah ——————— ee ome @ the Kingen sscze| GEORGE'S | © ot ere he few ones “They | }) ot other geet then than they * ow” fe ape = “Nowadays, ony Ot A toe ete grow pa GROCERY ! CHRIS HABERLAND, Owner PROMPT FREE DELIVERY 1500 Newton Street Sonrmscacn mor NORTH BEACH INN te ed heh hh ate dade ddd dadhdadhdhdadadiada daira iii RE a —— —a-4 PHONE 714 (tg Be im the groove SEE A OT SSeeEe Ss] OLBOMARGARINE... .- Ib. 3% SS es ates | Maxwelt House COFFEE . oun 45c f Se | wee CREAM... sons A5c | &- Pee, SPs) GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS .”. Ise owt © © qeeeding 850,000,000 | Stokley's ; ~ ae "| KERNEL CORN... ... can 19¢ | Cooked SPAGHETTI . . . can 16c eer" tee | Monarch TEA... . 402. can %e tae tee ter a eS TE wx | tretly Ground MEAT... pounn 39 ‘1s ion, 12 Whee « reer im ate tances * THE KEY WEST crTtanin ; ‘in a sound-proofed room will affected. LV ‘handle the large volume of tele- |ances.- Also, grams with lightning speed and efficiency. ant monitor jagainst Union's mechanization program is |beam a radio beam telegraph network ! timate « now under construction. A beam system has been in experimental operation between Philadelphia and New York since February, 1945, Commercial use will start shat ‘shortly over a system of inter- area and addressed to San Fran- |\connecting Philadelphia; burgh, New York and Washing- The push button jset up in aisles covering about 16,000 feet of floor space. A vigil- system’ guards ; mechanical More than 3,000 miles of wir ‘The $2,090,000 pushbutton system eat Philadelphia is. the argent ata oe with Bei “a maillion | ® & New Hetenwide network of Western Union switching centers! terminating wires were involved ew bein imetelled to flesh telegrams to their destinations with vast-!in the installation. en ty greeter speed and efficiency. Its capacity will be three times | Another teature ot ton. The radio beam cludes radio towers 30 to 50 miles } apart. Since the super-high fre-' quency A Gack. ill read the desti- |tavel in a straight line, towers must be used to redirect them at! intervals to compensate for the | fF curvature of the earth. | Antennas equipped with para- bolic reflectors transmit the sig-. nals in a narrow beam from tow- er to tower. Unattended repeat. er stations located at the tower: automatically and instantaneo: ly send the radi nals on their way. The beam system will replace many of the familiar trunk poles; lines and hundreds of thousands! of miles of wire between main} telegraph centers. Since atmospheric static is not; felt in the microw: radio beam trans waves. in STRONG ARM BRA. TRIUMPH Son et Aol igs} US. Mo. t white POTATOES 5 Ibs. 25¢ Srapameam tat | DREFT ........ Ig. pkg. 2 enon WOODBURY and CASHMERE BOUQUETS” cing ener toe Set aS 2 cakes 23¢ SS e | Old Dutch CLEANSER can 9c 2 Sper “We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities on All Items” —<"- - spon aaaaaaaarhaddarAaad ‘Samummanioncew |. Reserve the Right to Limit Quantiti¢. == All Grocers COFFEE MILL at telegraph sig- You Always Do Better When:You Shop at ARCHER'S due to ies, i equipment ‘is t ! i provide a: vast fajlures. Western 5 Pitts- network in-| the system ; Southern Dairies, SEALTEST we _ Silbs. 48¢ 2 lbs. 39¢ : Tall. Cans SL! & for 45e Whole or Halves No. 21 Size vewverey COFFEE ; PEACHES: * |. can 25c H i : I-lb. Size J SPRY ean $1.19 SEMI-SELF-SERVICE . MARKET Week-End Meat and Fresh DRESSED and DRAWN FRYERS... 4 Western Corn-Fed Pork Chops 58c Western Corn-Fed Pork Roast 58c Sliced Breakfast BACON . SLAB BACON . Grade."A” Boneless STEAK . Ib. 55¢ Lean Meaty Spare Ribs . 38c KETCHUP... 19¢ POUND. ‘Blue Plate Mayennaise . 39c POUND 223 DOZEN ‘POUND "BS, | FLAKES... Be ouw>.| PEACHES. . 23¢ oe 43c Libby's — No. 2 Size Fresh, Ripe 2 po TOMATOES 25c ' ¥.8, No..1 White. § POUNDS. POTATOES. 25¢. ~ POUND PEACHES . . He : MOAMLAAABAARDAADAAAADAAAS POUND 14-Oz. Btl. Yellow Texas ONIONS _ 2 ponds 15e We Have... GRITS, FLEISHMANN’S” ¥BAST Garden-Fresh Choice Quality Fruita PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED:-FOR DELIVERY. _ ARCHER'S Grocery “The 814 FLEMING BLACKEYE PEAS. and & Ni PHONES 67 and 47 one That Serves T | oF eih Fruiis qn: Vegetables Ppaaae ule |. ‘tele: . By ae ee AAAARAARALLLS PAD aaae. a A te tn a mains us aoe Tt. -@ PORK LO: for Carnation . MILK. ______ 6 cans. 38e NuMaid OLEO... Ib. 32c Aan. 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