Re: Los Angeles Numbering, 1940s

Phone numbers were used several times, which I am assuming were of the

> 2L-4N format -- They were given as name plus four digits and I believe > from previous discussions here that Los Angeles never used 3L-4N > numbering.

I don't know about previous discussion here, but Los Angeles indeed progressed from 2L-4N to 3L-4N.

Downtown Los Angeles, for example, was the MAdison Exchange. I remember lots of very public numbers in that exchange that were MA 1234 (for example) then became MA 5 1234, and so forth.

Same for HOllywood.

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