Dayton Daily News from Dayton, Ohio • 18

TIIUIiSDAY, 'APRIL 16, 1936 -17 THE DAYTON DAILY NEWS PAGE EIGHTEEN in TEE NEWS hows ahead Approximately 7000 Wirephotos have been published in The Dayton Daily News Since the inauguration of Wirephoto service, January 1, 1935. Impressive? Yes but it tells only a small part of the story of Wirephoto service! Twenty-six cities in the United States now have Wirephoto stations where pictures may be both sent and received. From these 26 cities 54 newspapers receive Wirephoto service. Expert photographers from these newspapers and the world-wide Associated Press are ever on the alert to cover any and all news events. Through this coordinated effort, photographs are rushed to the nearest Wirephoto station, there to be flashed to all other Wirephoto stations in an average time of eight minutes! What does this mean to readers of Wirephoto newspapers to readers of The Dayton Daily News? In the year and a quarter of Wirephoto service, it has meant that readers of The Dyton Daily News SAW the news events as they read about them.

It meant that News readers SAW the dust storms, championship fight, football games, Rogers-Post crash, the flood and tornado disasters and all other news events a few hours even minutes after they happened. It meant in the past, and it means now and in the future-that through Wire-photos, Dayton News readers SEEthe events HOURS-even days before readers of other newspapers see them. In these modern times, people want to know what goes on in this world of ours-and they want to SEE what goes on right after it happens. WIRE-PHOTOS GIVE NEWS READERS RINGSIDE SEATS AT WORLD EVENTS! 3AILY DAYTON The Only Newspaper In Southern Ohio That Gives Its Readers Wirephoto Service.