lav.
March
12,
1929
Aivi-i.
R
Irr
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THE
AUTOMATIC
TIIE
DAIlA"
tfEWS
PAGE
FIVE
9
adio
Broadcasting
HUSBAND
OF
TIIE
FUTURE
Le
Rire,
Paris.
ADIO
Electric
seto
ran
k
used
in
conneftfAH
with
o
.,
;
r.iiblo
gJVe
leelrjcpl
Reproduction
of
itaaoftrpph
i
1
'
'ui.eHllfla
ia-rw!
to
the
pick
up
unit
w'Seans
tf
u
1
''
s4llVr(1
Mipmotf
in
each
model,
and
Br
readily
!-
t
UirYcVaf
fte
cablnaV
i.oisn:;
TABLE
MODEL
WITH.
TUttES
.....
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(
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model
with
tuhesHxnd
m
.'
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v,
v-
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:
.
ncv
models
in
bolh.G
and
7-tube
Beta
anl
battery
KaWjt
Mut
He
Tried
to.Be
AppreeuiloJ
S.
E..
PARKER,
Ltd.
KOLSTER
DEALERS
5ESH3
1
1
'.1
V
"ili'SrffiH
POME
in.
Let
ui
tune
in
tSe
I
k
ftSmd
S
H?vyi)Bdtrtw7r.l1rt
thrilHn
radio
nrrfnrmAnrauB
a
M
1
IaSSi5j2S
rdio
discovery
-give
tone,
e-
Kf
V
lectivity
rkl
diitAnre
which
is
f'
1
nfif
(o
raiio.
Call
and
Arar.
II
III
liSTKa
l
r--r"Ji
A
Handsome
0
li
LSSvl
11
1
Combination
(
SPIISlj'JP
The
tpedally
detijied
"sa:':'
Z-J
tor,
cliamljer
of
the
Coniole
"
Oiatid
Speaker
Rives
amazing
If!
ColOI"
J
ci;:p!,aiia
to
Thilco's
life
like
..
.
.
.
f
i
.
or
tone.
Shownherewith
YmA
colorl
Radio
cabmets
to
::)
TaMe
Model
cabinet
in
lch
th
decorations
in
your
C
OLOR.
A
popular
combination
home
I
Your
choice
of
five
colors.
U
-.
r,
Free
Home
Ti'ial
Yei,
we'll
deliver
the
Philco
for
you
to
try
in
your
own
homtftet!
No
charge
-no
obligation.
Uie
It.
Let
your
family
and
friends
hear
iu
Then
decide.
If
not
delighted,
we
will
take
the
Philco
back.
Easy
Payments
if
tatr.ed-ojdy-
a
small
down
uaiane
in
easy
moniwy
uu'U
nevr,
tVen
mljst
-
IV.
Li,..
'
1
8r
W
"AS&jSm
i
ler
-ri
TradC'In
Offer
A
liberal
trade-in
ollowanc
for
your
old
set.
Come
in
and.
see
what
it
is
worth
in
trade.
Come
in
tomorrow.
See
and
hear
the
Philco.
Get
our
offer.
No
obligation.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue
PKINCK
RUPERT,
H.C.
INSPECTOR'S
RADIO
PROGRAM
1
VISIT
BRIEF
FOR
THE
WEEK
Number
of
Causes
of
Radio
Trouble
Were
Delected
by
A.
L.
Gray
While
Here
The
visit
of
A.
L.
Gray,
radio
inspector,
was
a
very
brief
one,
but
it
proved
quite
fruitful,,
a
number
of
unexpected
sources
of
trouble
having
been
detected
by
him
while
here.
He
went
out
one
day
with
Gunnar
Anderson
of
the
city
utilities
department
and
D..
C.
McRae,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Radio
Association,
and
as
a
result
a
good
deal
of
overhauling
will
be
done
of
various
centres
of
annoyance.
A
number
of
local
radio
people
who
have
had
troubles
were
disappointed
that
they
did
not
meet
Mr.
Gray,
but
the
Radio
Associa
tion
officials
here
are
confident
that
a
great
deal
of
benefit
will
accrue
to
the
city
as
a
result
of
his
visit.
H
went
from
here
to
Prince
George.
USE
OF
RADIO
i
.it-
IN
NEW
YORK
Message
Sent
to
South
Pole
and
Hack
to
Reach
Man
Few
Miles
Away
(Edmonton
Journal)
Short
wave
radio
has
stepped
into
the
picture
with
as
unique
a
demonstration
of
how
different
today
is
from
yesterday
as
has
yet
been
given.
The
other
da;
New
York
Tirnes
sent
a
radii
sage
1.5,000
miles
at
the
other.
end
SHORTWAVE
I
NOT
SUITABLE
Local
Man
With
Experience
SajH
Purely
Experimental
So
Far
and
Not
Reliable
The
discussion
on
the
short
wave
in
thesn
columns
has
brought
about
a
Kood
deal
of
interest
in
what
is
being
done
in
that
respect
locally.
Felix
llatt,
who
has
been
using
it
for
a
long
time,
states
that
it
Is
not
anything
to
take
the
place
of
the
long
wave,
at
anv
rate,
not
at
nrnspnt.
It
era.
STATION
KOMO
Tuesday,
March
12
G:C0
Eveready
Hour.
7;00
Clicquot
Club
Eskimos.
7:30
Freshmen
Orchestrad-
fans.
,
,,
.,
.
..i
,
8:00
Jonesey
and
Mabel.
8:30
Don
Amaizp.
9:00
Correct
Time.
9:00
Concert
Orchestra
with
tenor.
.
,
9:30
Schwabacher
Bros.
Con
cert
Orchestra
with
dramatic
so
prano,
KOMO,
KGW,
Portland.
11:00
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
program.
12:00
Late
news
flashes.
12:15
-Piano
and
tenor
solos.
Wcdneayjjjdjarch
13
,5:00
Kiddies'
pTogram.
5:30
Stock
and
bond
quota
tions.
5:45
News
flashes
and
sports.
0:00
Concert
Orchestra
with
tenor.
G:30
Palmolive
Hour.
7:30
Gold
Strand
program,
8:00
Roads,
toJRqmance.
8
:30
Imperial
yjandy
Co.'s
"Alice
in
CandylandJ
9:00
Concert
Orchestra
with
male
nuartct
and
Baritone,
10:00
Concert
Qreliestra
with
male
quartet,
KOMQKGW,
Portland,
l&'-i-
1
1
:00
Concert
Qrg'tttra
with
vocal
and
dramtfe:
readings.
11:30-
News
fiftshe.
to
get,
t(reptn;
Xhtfrtdny,'
March
ft'
I
t
to
senil.fya'iSiOOKWdiesl'rbgram.
call
back
iz'MQ
miles
td
ra'an;
60
Sb3k
:k
Vanditod
,;and
qv
.
'
.
IVWtim
V
.
l.'A.a
.
tnrec
m;ieTuway
to
geuinini
iamrns.
hang
uphjtenne
t-tBtrnvt.--:
refkver.
.
R.B:45
mander
Byrd,
icfwIocKeu
South
Pole,.
The'o
R.5:45ffeW8
flasheslTind
sports.
Sounds
silly.
ddoBnlrtt!'
But
ltl
tt.naa;tW.rHnV'sriy
is
voucned
1I11S
IS
nin,.
tk
biiuii
lauiu
Jll.ll.lliaiiUU
J
7.
in
-Ji.
.
"Sfonar.l
VKfimihnnV
near
peraior,-now-
m
i,
.
m'.'t-
wiu
i
iiiir
.itui
u,
LS.M
I'Z
.
90bve.ty
Trio
wlth
mez.o
TcVi?
grefc
ma
up
the
that
In
Manhattan,
they
efcme
in
Bo'tfear'
Portland.
!ly
that,
by
placing
a
telephone
re-
11:00
Alaska
School
Program.
f
..-!
I.;.
11-
.
11,
1!
X'..H.,
T
...Ilk
ti-jver
nt?ar
nia
raaio
ei,
ir.e
uois
ii.tu
iucnj
iuv
wim
m-und
dashes
could
be
relayed
to
the
zo
soprano
and
tenor.
I
office
and
escape
all
the
interfer
lence.
So
the
operator
worked
his
:
set
at
his
home
and
another
oper-'
Jator
copied
the
despatches
In
the!
telegraph
room
of
the
Times.
I
One
evening,
however,
the
;
newspaper
wanted
to
talk
to
an
I
employee
in
Astoria.
It
couldn't
raiae
him
because
the
phdne
re-'
celver
was
off
the
hook.
So
it
Uad
the
operator
in
the
Timea
buildri
ing
flash
a
radio
message
to
the'
shin
in
thn
Antm-rtir
W
'.v
.1
.
I
Two
minutes
later
tjie
man
in
Astoria
called
up
the
Times
office
and
said,
"flyrd
says
you
want
to
talk
to
me."
11:45
news
flashes
and
sports.
12:15
Studio
program.
Friday,
March
15
5:00
Land
O'Health.
5:1B
Studio
program.
530
Stock
and
bond
5:45
News
and
Imports.
C:06
VPrigle'y
Review.
0?aOiPtiHf
houri
7:O0h-IjdQn-Mex
Challcn
7-30
BiytMil
Program
from
kmvy
Portland'
8:00-R.
C.
A.
Hour.
O
WMCinrrert
Time.
Oe-A.WiBlit.in
Japan."
;.
4
80
Evensonff.
.
10:00
late
news.
10:15--Mixed
quartet.
10:30
Olympic
Hotel
Orchea
tra
with
"Joy
Roys."
says
it
is
nyrely
experimental
just
i
Company's
special
program
now
and
ho
would
not
advise
nnyi
9:30
Concert
Orchestra
one
to
get
a
set
expecting
results,
tenor
us
they
do
with
the
commercial
i0:00-f
seta,
Those
who
want
something-
Lighter);
siniT'l
tojperat(uind..to,giv(b
goSd
J2:jO-f
rjTiii8
snTiuid
tuy
ofre
tl?
4ic:l&
being
offered
for
sale
by
reliable
dealers.
WHY
1)0
IT?
Art
Art
Crltle-rWhen
Crttle-AVhen
Juget
Sound
Pb
HOLD
YOUR
EARS.
LEO
IS
GHNG
INTO
THE
"LIPSIES"
AT
LAST
Leo,
famous
trademark
of
Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer
picture1-,
has
become
movie
figure
wherever
pictures
are
screened.
Hin
w.-ll-Kaown
ro;:rs,
hitherto
now
being
recorded
for
talking
devices,
so
it
will
be
"See
an-!
Hear
Le:."
The
Letter
Box
SHORT
WAVE
RECEPTION
Experimental
Radio
Station,
V.
E.
5
G.
N.
Savory,
B.C.,
March
7,
1929
Editor,
Dally
News,:
Prince
Rupert.
Having
read
your
paper
of
26th
ulto
regarding
the
various
short
wave
stations
received
by
Mr.
Eastman
of
your
city,"
I
beg
to
nay
that
I
received
the
same
ack-
W
W.,
!
'
"
fr'm
S
ll:15-Conccrt
Orchestra
with!
'T
.
.
.
?''!
'
,
Chclmef
ord,
as
he
refers
to,
and
i
.(,'.
i
certainly
the
British
Kroadcas-
,7
1"
I
finer
fnrr.nnr.v
(houlrt
tw
n
little
tor
Bar
by
By
thaT
tha.Tjmes
itself
;!,
G;30
Concert;
QftfrSfra,
Vith
It
happSea.
Every
tonorTT
'
WW
onv
hour..
...
'
'
8
:30KJlci;'
Spokan
JLCrescent
"W-
,
,
,
rr
:
rili
uia
a
H-
more
enthusiastic
over
their
I
.
'"nial
listeners.
I
receive
the
Dutch
concerts
here
us
well
as
the
stations
Mr.
Eastman
mentions.
I
also
find
that
when
reception
on
the
broadcast
band
is
impossible
the
old
reliables
are
nearly
always
available
i.e.
Winnipeg,
Pittsburg
and
Schnectady.
My
receiver
i-aiso
home-made
and
that
signuls
from
20-35
are
stronger
using
a
ground
only
and
no
areial.
5
S.
W.
may
be
heard
on
the
loud
speaker
(3
tubes)
when
reception1
is
good
using
no
aerial.
Trusting
these
few
remarks
merest
you,
and
would
like
any
reports
from
my
86
meter
transmitter
(voice
and
code).
Yours
very
truly,
K.
M.
RAYNER.
KOGSEVELT
FIELD
IS
10
BECOME
A
m
A
'
ir
GREVT
AIRDROME
NEW
YORK,
March
12.
Roosevelt
Field,
starting
point
of
many
a
history
making
trahs-
Atlantic
flight,
is
to
be
converted
nto
a
$1,600,000
airdrome.
Backers
of
the
project
say
they
art
prepared
to
spend
that
amount
to
enulp
and
develop
tbc
field,
which
they
plan
to
purchase.
The
field,
now
in
the
hamla
of
a
real
estAtc
company,
ia
381
acres
in
area.
t
A
marker
commemorating
Col.
:to
Paris
flight
will
be
erected
iu
ii:su
otuoio
program,
ranca.
the
heart
of
the
airdrome,
near
Saturday,
Mnrch
16
5-00
Orgsin
Keeital.
5
30
Marimba
Orchestra
C:00
tiencral
F.lectric
gram.
7:00
I.ueliy
Strike
Hour.
8:00
Hour.
-Associated
Oil
9:00--Corrwrt
Time.
9:00
Puget
Sound
Navigation
I
the
spot
from
which
he
took
off.
Plans
include
two
huge
concrete
steel
hangars,
each
HOC
feet
longj
with
a
half
mile
of
concrete
aprons1
pro-lou
met
wtue.
norKsnops,
serv-
ice
stations,
an
administration:
Dance
building,
flood
and
boundary,
lights,
beacons
and
other
equip?
Spanish
men
or
"tet
f
y'nS
re
included
with
ower
"&
in
me
project.
A
stub
mast
for
dirigibles
will
be
added
later
to
males
the
airdrome
suitable
for
both
lighter-
lhan-air
ami
neavicr-tnan-alr
op
erations.
nyt
"Big
STow.'f
I
INTERNATIONAL
IIOUNUAKV
te
newt
flashes.
M
1
M
"1
uittiiu
prnuv
nuV9
SCIENTISTS
SHOCKED
The
Interpational
Boundary
between
Canada
and
the
United
States,
including
Alaska,
is
5,500
1
"
Indies
in
length,
and
the
task
of
Local
Christian
Scientists
were
permanently
maintaining
this
The
I
look
rather
shocked'
to
hear
coming
boundary
In
a
state
of
effective
at
one,
of
ypur
paintings
I
stand,
over
the
radio
Sunday
night
per-
demarcation
was
made
one
of
the
and
wonder
sistent
coughs
by
a
lady
prom-
functions
of
the
International
Artist
How
I
do
it?
'inent
in
the
Christian
Science
Boundary
Commission
bv
a
treatr
"No;
Artist.
why
you
do
it."
The
Church
at
Seattle
when
the
(vice
was
being
broadcast.
ser-
signed
In
Washington
ruary
'11,
1925.
on
Feb-
a
familiar
silent,
are
I
is
i-io"
m
mi
fill
Radio
"B"
Power
in
its
highest
devel-
1
1!
H
opmcnt
power
that
gives
continuous,
m
jf
f
1m
hum-free
reception
from
both
local
i8
Bl
and
distant
stations.
Economical
mma
11
power,
too.
You'll,
be
agreeably
sur-
mm
a
!
rMI
prised
how
long
Eveready
Layerbilt
mBs
la
"B"
batterics
wil1
Peratc
yur
set
without
replacement.
Mm
ltlB
a
Attic
vmir
rla1ir.
He
will
tell
EUr.
llB
you
that
his
customers
come
in
am
hi
Iuk
and
ask
for
Eveready
Layerbilts.
S
Canadian
National
Carbon
Co.,
Ltd.
Ib
!
.111
v&.r
Toronto
mm
.
,
.
1929
Examinations
TIIE
ENGINEERING
PROFESSION
IN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TIIE
following
Examinations
in
nil
branches
of
engineering
will
be
held
on
the
last
Monday
in,
April,
1929,
in
Vancouver,
Victoria,
Nelson,
Knin-loops
juul
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
iu
accordance
with
the
terms
of
the
Engineering
Act
of
the
Province
and
the
By-Laws
of
the
Profession
i
I'rtlimtitary:
I'm
rtgtatralion
''Ea(lnrrrln(
PpH."
Far
tuaVnl,
IT
to
IS
yran
f
aa
wl
I
h
2
or
mar
yrrsr-ninrr
h
rrnM.
I
niirr.llr
.lu.lrnla
tn
4lird
Sairnra
atrmiitrj
from
Ihia
oaamlnatlon.
Final
ttr
Profenionalt
To
obtain
a
"IlmiH
lo
IWlkV
rnalamrtnii.
or
rHolnma
ihh
I
or
KMira
yrara
anstnerrlnB
csport-
InltrmeJimte:
I'or
racial
ratloai
oa
"Enataaor
l;
For
tor
atitaWl
atoo.ou
ma."
ll
M
n
Tnratoo
vaara
of
of
m
with
S
or
mot
yaura
fHta..iloji
aaa.ri.ir..
I
oi.i.ijl,
aroaoaloo
in
Apaaaad
fwlaoaa
.rapt,
J
fcora
Im
oucnlaaltoo.
final
for
i'nlrenily
Craditatrn
r'or
coirmaorlaia
arodHalaa
hoM-inm
aHUMIaM.
oo
Kwaltna.a
In
1
ralotna
aaal
laMaaaain
S
la
4
yrara
rnnlooorlaW
rKparaMro.
r.ly.
The
scope
of
the
examinations,
with
names
of
text
IxHiks
and
reference
hooks
recommended
by
the
Profession
mid
other
relevant
information
can
be
obtained
on
request.
Please
give
date
of
birth
when
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