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and.
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eception
RADIO
LICENSE
:
CLEANING
UP
'HEARS
MOSCOW
IS
DISCUSSED
LOCAL
RADIO
ONLOCALSET
:.-ik
Uot'ot.
the
mechanical
man,
being
greeted
by
Jane
up.
,1
h;?
arrival
in
New
York.
Made
of
aluminum.
Mr.
.
MO
pounds,
in
six
feet
tall
and
is
animator
by
a
,t
;
tik
current.
Hehas
an
extensive
vocabulary.
Sail
Se
Hear2
A
Handsome
Combination
Micnslly
designed
!ia-
Ler
of
the
Console
-I
Speaker
lives
amajrinf
to
Plnlco's
life-like
i
v
of
t
,nf
.
Shown
here
with
'
Thlr
Mudel
cabinet
in
OLOR
A
i
nlar
combination
ai.i
cl
a
pnctl
New
Radio
Dtacovery
COMB
in.
Let
us
tune
id
tSe
am
Philao
for
you.
A
new
thrill
to
radio
performance
as.
a
u
you!
Neutrodyne-Plua-Phaco'i
radio
discovery
-gives
tone,
selectivity
and
distance
which
i
ntw
to
radio.
Cat!
and
hear.
In
Color
!
Vivid
color?
Radio
cabineti
to
match
the
decorations
in
your
hornet
Your
choice
of
five
colors.
Yr
v
we
ll
deliver
the
Philco
for
you
to
try
in
your
own
homeftetl
T
.
,t..i,
gr
-no
obligation.
Use
it
Let
your
family
and
friend
hear
iu
V-
:i
decide.
If
not
delighted,
we
will
take
the
Philco
back.
Easy
Payments
Trade-in
Offer
t
isiinl-
only
a
small
down
A
liberal
trade-in
atlowanct
for
r
f.t
Jj.ilnrce
in
cy
monthly
your
old
set.
Come
in
and
ice
what
i.
in-
1
1.
ll
never
even
mtssl
it
11
worth
in
trade.
JIT
Br
nr
-
ec
Come
in
tomorrow.
See
and
hear
the
Philco.
Get
our
offer.
No
obligation.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Itupcrt,
I
J.
C.
When
youar
appetite
is
poor,
when
yoin
are
COM
J
is
fust
what
you
need
to
buck
you
up
S.iUi
Agentj:
Hirold
F.
Rid
bie
Co.
Ltd,
Toronto
mi
J
51
8-H
HQ
Edmonton
Paper
Objects
To
Individual
Paying
but
Would
Pass
ft
On
(Edmonton
Journal)
Ottawa
announces
that
250,000
owners
of
radio
sets
have
paid
the
one
dollar
demanded
for
the
annual
license
fee,
but
feels
that
there
are
at
least
100,000
more
who
have
dodged
this
little
tax
"Dodge"
may
be
an
unnecessarily
harsh
word
to
use
in
describing
those
who
have
not
secured
federal
licenses
during
the
past
year
Probably
nine-tenths
of
the
defaulters
have
simply
forgotten
to
go
to
the
nearest
radio
dealer
to
get
the
permit.
They
mean
to
do
It
;
but
usually
think
about
it
when
home
again
and
turning
the
dials
in
their
set.
It
has
been
difficult
to
see
why
the
radio
branch
of
the
federal
,'overnment
hit
on
the
annual
lieenae
plan
in
the
first
place.
Licensing
an
auto
is.
quite
a
different
matter.
There
the
absence
of
the
license
plate
is
at
once
noticed,
'
for
the
auto
is
out
and
about
on
the
public
highways
where
all
may
se
it,
and
the
forgetful
own-
er
is
promptly
checked
up.
The
radio
set
is
in
a
different
cate-i
gory.
It
Is
behind
the
closed
doors
of
the
home.
Sufficient
in-;
jpectors
to
check
up
on
all
the'
estimated
350,000
sets
in
the
Do-j
minion
would
more
than
eat
up
the
$350,000
revenue
the
Dominion
should
receive
from
this
source,
j
Is
this
not
one
of
those
cases!
wfire
the
license
or
the
tax
should
be
collected
from
the
manufae-j
tnrer
or
the
importer?
And
an
even
fairer
system
would
put
the
tux
on
the
number
of
tubes
Id
a'
radio
set
and
not
on
the
set
itself.
At
present,
the
youngster
who
makes
a
little
crystal
set
out
of
a
dollar's
worth
of
material,
is
supposed
to
v
pay
just
as
big
a
license
fee
as
the
owner
of
ar
$1200
eight-tupe
super.
That
hardly
seems
just.;.
On
the
other
hand,
if
tabes
wer
taxed,
at
say
,
28
rests
each,
the
cryatal
set.
users
would
pay
nothing,
while
the
eight-tube
super
would
be
taxed
two
dollars.
Ai
tain's
are
not.tra-
"yjiii-
likely
to
last
more
than
a
year
or
land
j,'.WT.
two.
there
would
be
almost
a
year-
ll
:00oma
Tbe
little
electric
train
shown
in
this
picture
is
controlled
en-;
tirely
by
sounds
bf
the
voice.
Mr.
W.
W.
Jones
of
the
General!
i.v
tax.
tra.
Another
feature
that
makes
the
11:30
Late
News,
tax
on
tubes
preferable
to
u
yearly
n:4fi
Fiftb
Ave,
Theatre,
Re
license,
is
that
all
users
of
radio,
citnl
.
except
the
crystal
set
fans,
would
contribute
automatically
to
the,
federal
department.
With
manufacturers
and
importers
paying
the
tax,
costs
of
collection
would
'
be
lower
than
at
present.
Revenue
on
the
face
of
it
would
be
increased,
for
If
there
are
350.000
radio
sets
in
the
Dominion
in
use
today,
given
an
average
of
three
tubes
to
each
set.
the
yearly
tax
would
be
around
$205,000
if
the
tax
per
tube
was
set
as
low
as
25
INCREASING
SIZE
OF
BRITISH
AUDIENCES
great
political
parties
will
face
the
microphone.
AT
IHMI)(!E
Husband
(testily,
after
going
down
badly
at
bridge)
You
mipht
have
gutssed
I
had
no
henrt.
partner.
WifetQuite,
but
I
thought
you
had
a
braity
'
dariing:
The
Wefnerday,
January
30
5:4ft
Neva
Flashes
6:00
Concert
Vocal
.
8:30
Hill
Billy.
Boys.
-f,T
9:00
Correct
Time.
J:00-Ctmoert
OrcheMft
Mil
course,
WOUIU
ue
in
auumyn
vu
bii
JQjQQ
t&Ulltdw
MM
import
uuues
now
leyiea.
"Sofnethin
About
Everi
Polbiyme
noa.Hoii.cen.,ng
or
l0.i
totem
SytJco-Hl
taxation
art
iu
w
cunaiuneu
uj
m.
the
federal
radio
commission
now
n-is
Late
News
'
'
at
work.
The
suggestion
for
niso-Coricert
Orchesti
Male
what
it
is
worth,
is
passed
on
to
nuartet
t
.
his
investigating
body
and
to
the
ig;sr
'flllcnt.
lepariment
oi
marine
uu
in
rics,
radio
branch
.
2ii29teB
Tran"-;nitted
in
the
broadcast
band
to
fc
cnUHil:
greater
extent
than
now
author-
affert
orchestra
;
;
M,
a
hearing
will
be
held
by
the
Sfcijlgf
About
Every-
jffederal
Rado
CommlssioB
here
8:00
Jack.
andBrhyl.
o
February
14.
The
hearing
will
be
for
the
pres
entation
of
evidence
as
to
.
(whether
such
'.ranamiiiitinn
will
ny
Orche-r
.
.,
..,
.
.
-
.nv,
fort-
h
reu,.(r
broadcMting
other
.
stations;
whether
there
is
any
n
;
general
public
interest
in
such
(transmission
in
the
broadcast
band
rather
than
in
the
high
fre-
IfillAnpv
hnnri.
anil
anv
nthr
niiAa.
'tioas
bearing
upon
the
issue.
At
pment
television
and
picture
broadcasting
are
not
permitted
in
jtke
broadcast
band
between
550
'and
ICOO
kilocycles,
except
upon
Orehest
a;
formal
authority
f-om
the
com-,
mission
and
then
only
between
1
6:30
Palmolive
Hour.
and
6
a.m.
-
7:30
Concert
,0katra;
Viwal
riiit
f
!
iKMW.
fortiana
6:00
R.
C.
A.
Hour.
:(Hr
netiDg
About
Everything";
-Evensong
:80
Moon-Magic.
'
40
:0O
Trocaoerans
.
Jl:?0--Nws
Flushes.
U:4--rilBk
Ave.
Theatre
Frolic.
Saturday,
February
2
6:00
National
Orchestra,
rooted
by
W..
Dara.osch.
Thurndavi
Jan.
a
y
6:00
Concert
Orchestra;
I
5:45
News
Flaahaa.
.
...i...
,,
1
ii.h
i,uriv
amn
lour.
di-
Vo-
I
Gi?
r
Sbn
T!-
:0o
-
Contort
Orchestra;
nental
Broaucaat.
M-..
if
vr.xu
nfi.nrf
v
u
t
0:30
Spanish
Oralsatr;
B-oo--Joy
Bova
LONDON,
Jan.
29
:
When
Pre-
Vocal
.
.
i,";
0
JlC-Concert
Orchoatra
;
mix-
mier
Baldwin
addressed
a
polit-
7
:30
,
,
Standard
Smphony
-a
Qnrtt
I
.1
.4
XT.
..)!
It
.
"
Tyrte
a
few
days
ago
his
speech
8:30
iCorrect
Time.
was
relayed
to
five
other
towns
80
Program
Originating
where
audiences
were
assembled
KHQ,
Spokane.
)
tnd
who
heard
the
address.
It
930
"Something
Abqjpt
Every-w:s
the
first
time
this
had
been
thing";
Vocal,
atteirted.
10:00
Associated
BraaaBand.
The
British
Boardcasting
Com-
H'tOO
Duota,
Vocal;
Tolem
pany
is
to
broadcast
a
debate
in
1
Conct-t
Orchestra.
vhi.h
the
three
leaders
of
the
11:80
L
te
Now
.
Flaibja.
11:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Recital.
.
Friday,
February
I
5:B2
News
Flashes.
0:00
Wrigley
Review.
6:30
Philco
Il-ur.
7:00
Hudson
Motor
Car
Transcontinental.
7::i0
--
Progrnm
Miginatini'
I
10:15
"Something
About
Everything";
Duets.
11:30
News
Flashes.
11:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Organ.
LINDSAY'5
Carlage
mi
Storage
Phone
G3
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Speclallie
in
Piano
ana
Furniture
Moving.
Trouble
in
the
City
Reing.Abated
to
Some
Extent
Through
Local
Efforts
During
the
past
Wepk
consider-hie
efforts
have
been
made
to
stop
local
interference
with
radio
e.epiion
and
a
good
deal
of
improvement
has
resulted.
Condensers
have
been
placed
on
all
the
downtown
furnaces
that
are
I
i:own
to
have
been
annoying
and
iher
steps
have
been
taken
in
efforts
to
abate
the
nuisance.
J.J
Little,
superintendent
of
the
utilities
department,
has
done
a
good
deal
and
radio
fans
owe
a
preat
deal
to
him
for
his
efforts
in
this
direction.
There
has
been
pretty
good
re-;e,vi;on
during
several
evenings.
Last
night
far-away
stations
were
heard,
such
as
Denver,
St.
Louis,
and
a
number
of
others.
Edmonton
came
in
st
ong
and
Calgary
also
was
good.
It
was
possible
to
get
stations
almost
a.nywhere
on
the
dial,
especially
those
across
Electric
Company
is
demonstrating
the
new
toy.
One
only
has
-
to
say
"Back
up"
and
the
train
will
start
in
reverse.
."Stop"
brings
Eaflfeaffffi
he
engine
to
a
halt,
and
some
su
?i
phrase
a.s
"(iet
along
there"
will
start
it
forward,.
The
secret
lies
in
a
onc-two-three
relay
coupled
to
the
microphone.
It
will
understand
any
language
if
spoken
clearly.
KOMO
PROGRAM
?!"
T;iodar;;'ja)Baary
29
5:4$V-News
fiaeMes.
G:0O-r-veready
Hour.
7;Q0
CUtquot
Club
Eskimos.
imHr
itittes.
arm
ARRANGING
FOR
i
BROADCAST
OF
:
RADIO
PICTURES
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
29.
To
determine
whether
picture
or
tel-
levision
broadcasting
may
be
per-
1
By
means
of
a
short
wave
radio
receiving
set
which
he
had
made,
W.
W.
Wruthall
was
able
to
hear
a
broadcast
from
Moscow
a
few
nights
ago.
While
the
language
wals
not
intelligable,
he
says,
he
plainly
heard
the
name
of
the
WELL,
IS
HIS
HOPE
REALIZED
Bridge
My
husband
had
a
hope
chest,
roo,
before
we
were
rrwrried.
Neighbor
for
mercy
sakes!
What
was
in
it?
Bridge
A
bushel
of
sovk
he
hoped
some
one;
would
darn
'era.
Montreal
Star.
the
mountains.
The
annoying
thing
about
trying
to
get
far-away
stations
is
that
just
as
they
are
located
and
the
fan
is
anxious
.to
hear
the
an-nouncment
some
"squealer"
tunes
in
and
spoils
it.
vOLSTE
The
new
Kolster
models
have
created
an
entirely
new
set
of
standards
by
which
radio
quality
and
radio
value
are
being
measured
today.
KoIsHer
performance:
pure,
natural
tone
rare
distance-getting
ability
precision
of
program
selection
reaches
new
heights
of
radio
excellence.
Kolster
reproduction
is
so
iMlc
that
it
brings
a
sense
of
actual
presence.
Lovely
cabinets,
conceived
in
the
mode
of
to-morrow,
make
Kolster
as
pleasing
to,
the.
eye,,
as,
to
the
ear.
See
Kolster
hear
KoIstcr
there's
.
.
.
a
.
.
.
delightful
.
.
.
treat
.
.
.
in
.
.
.
store
.
.
for
.
.
.
you.
The
new
Kolster
All-Electric
sets
are
equipped
with
phonograph
plucg-in
jack
which,
with
pick-up
unit,
will
give
electrical
reproduction
of
records.
CANADIAN
BHANDES
LIMITED
TORONTO
CANADA.
S.
E.
PARKER,
Ltd.
Victof
Radio
$190.00
Victor
products
are
known
in
every
part
of
the
globe
have
been
for
atiartpr
century.
Nothing
in-UjkrJfield
eAjt
equalled
VJetorrtd.uifs
they
head
thq
wdajprfjlraarTnl'.
"
Every
nw
VFcfor
Radio
is
a
farfectftfftdTo,
ftr
aavanced
in
a
design-plug
in,
single
control,
lighted'
dial,
velvet-like
tone
and
volume,
smart
tasteful
cabinet.
Demonstrated'1!
your
home.
Easy
monthly
payments.
i
.
.'!