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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1930)
iday, June 6, 1930 fTDOOR RADIO VISI0NTE3TED mes ? msnea on six- ot Screen in Theaters Held a Possibility. HRXnCTADY (AP) Televl- df tomorrow outdoor scenes ed upon a six-foot screen In heater is a possibility in the atories of today. sperimonts urs undor way here li i)i It h.'lK linen iinK lilft in Ihp. without artificial liKhtlnK :vehls trnnspirlnK in the open reproducing In a nearby Inbor- radin pictures of traffic ko- nver a Drinto m addition to scenes. iroess in development of the trains which may considerably n.l the-scope or television, -even ho possibility of glimpses of a hall or a. football name via Mi transmission,- was indicated (ho projection upon a screen square in a local theater ctton taking- place In a studio iille away Uin on lv head nnd dinii1i1rr h&vti of the images coul.l hn seen, h$o was no contradiction of the that, entire - scenes could be , ismltfed. lie. theater demonstration pave' n,Jn, '"11 !" fc'K. V. " Alexanderson, piiuicci Ievlsion research engineer of the piicral Klectrc Co ataff, in his- 'fL-iis to. overcome the obstacles ma practical vision by radio. Tho ,vin incmueu me. piayiupr ot orchestra In the theater under baton of its lender standing ore the distant televisor whose iso was projected upon the j.0 screen on the staKO. i, was made possible through development of a lltfht. source Iho combination roeeiver-pro-' lor which permitted the howintr a lights and shadows.- with '. con- ilcrahle detail des)ite the . fact ;rtl)t the picture was life size, Dr. ii xandorson explained, n Alexanderson does not feel litt ultimata televlsionvwlll he re- 4 icteo to mere neaus nno shorn mm, with his laboratory work cit- as an examplo of what iho fu : on: comi'i.i.tk liiM-: or Luggage Billfolds Purses , J Diary Books Trip Books Gift Sets , Writing Sets Card Sets J'ltK'KS ItKASONAItM; I GRACE I Harness Shop IS CONVINCED THAT IT SAVED HER LIFE I MRS. MAY K. UKNi.AND I had suffered wiili IniliKestion fnp, years, niy circulation waa poor, llu-re were nt-aiiy always severe Pains in the region of my gall bladder. Kick headaches nearly van nu ilif-tracted. A slow-artinp liver kept nip constantly constiputt-d nnd I hecanie nervous nnd ntniOKt a physical wreck. liy thi ttmo I fin ished the fourth bottle of KarKon I 1 f'd' like a w-lj woman, Kvi-ry sign of indigestion is pono. I eat nny thlnir I want, my gall bladder diit-.snt trouble nie, my circulation is Kootl and .my n-rve nie in fint 'shapo. I pit'ep wonderfully and am ''it gaininp weight. stnnpth and vitality. I am convinced that Sar uon pavd niy lif "Karpon fills stinviluted my liver and relieved rue rntlndy of bilious ness and conntlpation." Mrs. May K, lienland. X. SMI l.lndcka St.. Spokane. lied Cros s IHur ator, ftf:iits. Adv. ' ' . 'VfM i ture mny brlnff. He has designed an outdoor televisor whose photo- electric eye would look over any thing within its ranee and repro- j duce with considerable fidelity what was taking place. While this intrument is con Rtderabiy in tho experimental ituKe, the engineer has used it in ! the transmission for reproduction : upon a large screen views of the Great "Vestern Gateway brldgo spanning the Mohawk river near the laboratory, showing plainly j tho movement of vehicular traffic. Other pictures have included ' scenes visible from the laboratory windows. ; The daylight pickup de vice in outward appearance resem- J'lcis lare studio photograph camera. Compared Willi "Ancestor" 'Television today & in the sn nit state as radio telephony in lit 15," lr. Alexanderson said. "We may derive some comfort from the ex perience of the past, hut on the other hand wo are not sure that the analogy is justifiable and that television will repeat the history of radio telephony." The projection of a six-foot pic ture has been another milestone in the progress of which he has been an important factor. Three years ago. Dr, Alexanderson produced a nlcluro 0I1,V inro ,ncnM nuare. JjlMt f,,n 11 had urown to 14 Inches '!' - " . siderahle leap in size, ' ' tonvict Demands His Freedom For New Invention JOUK'.V lll..(AP)-John King, an. aged -'convfet, luventar of an airplane propeller of revolution ary design, bat; refused all mone tary offers, insisting that, when t 'society releases him from prison, P. will receive the benefits of his discovery. v I Though King has Vtuo-j incarce rated for 15 years and him never seen a modern airplane, the Unit ed Htatct: navy, Henry Kord and the UoKgephehn Koundation have 1 communicated' with him nboiit the 1 propellor. i ,Tho orglnal Idea for his inven tion camo in a. dream whi'e lie war. in solitary confinement. King , said. lie .worked Tor five years ! on ' nlfins. . After MnJ. Miu'ry C ,leh Of Iho stnto Mill became war penitentiary. King was permitted the use of the prison work shop (ii complete a model. His discovery 'is a multiple pro pellor designed to utilize, every ounce of hor!epowor, giving IMi per cent efficiency instead of 40 per cent us in the present types. There are -four blades, each con nected separately to a hallow cen tra! shaft. Ah the outer shaft re volves,, the blades move back and forth aloivs the length of the shaft. At maximum speed each blade will make l.tiao trips In a min ute, feathering nutoma'Jca Ily in the direction of the flight and changing-; to the. -proper drawing "pitch iirtlic "polnT of "maximum pnl.'. Maf. Ilili said King has refused several ' oi fers for his invention insisting the price Is his freedom. I-l,e bah been In prison I f years and has 13 years more to serve on the present term, his fourth. Psy cliologis's say he has a "criminal record." , . FIVE CIGARET MUSIC HOURS ON THE RADIO ! By C. K. ltullerrielil (A.ssoeinted Press Itndio I-Idltor) Muaical smoke Is filHiiK I he lanes , of the air in ever thickening oIoiuIh. for radio h.ia turned to elirnrets in eornest. Four nifihts a week the imagin ary iiuffs of nn Invisible smoker lion- trickle over the networks of j the National IlromleasIiiiK eotnimny 'in the form of musical trimmings by popular orchestras. I Wholhor Iho latest rpcniit to ! join in lirondrnstins for smokers 1 niPiins thnl tltpro luia linen intpnsi ' Mention in tho rnmpnlRn. onee n-fpn-od to ns n "oiKarpt wnr on tlip 'radio." there is no galnsaylnc Iho. faet that sueh netivity Is not or a minor nullity Starllni,' otj AVpdneFday nlu'ht. tho time plekert by this iatpst broadcaster, tltpi-o now pan he turned in fivo hours of eltiarpt niusic. Kaeh nro-jram is for an ' hour, one sponsor seltlnc up three ' of them, two broadcasts via the 'AVJSi network nn Thursday niyht. each to a different chain of sta "'tions, and anothpr over the AVRAF 'hookup on .Saturday. The fifth hour is by n. third sponsor on iho WHAP Ki-nnp Krldny nlcht. Mary Coleman, of Springleld. til., vrs checen quesn of the Uni I verct'.y- cf Wisconsin military ball. ' Jhe Ii a Junior in the university Did yon know Thnt Jlalph Freese Is nn nn- Co-Ed. Queen 1 1 . 1 . . . , : J LA TJ T p Xi TP O V A TTfA DO A T Of A T T?C ttlUXlEiOl AU 1U KUAJJ kiUALiiljb MT. EVANS 1 -4r ' 5 i Tlic highest auto highway In North America will scale Ml." Kvans. near. J)etiVer, when comideted this suinmer. : A panoramle view . from the summit, where man is standing,-is shown above.' nouneer nt KOA, that a lad named Iceberg- is soloist with the .High School : boys band at I'irumle, Wyo., and that thetwo met for the first time. when the band played over the Denver station? i That Vee I-nwnhurst, NflO nnd CP.S pianist nnd V vocalist, never j look a music lesson? j 1 That most of radio's bass fid- dlers must also be qualified to play j tho tuba, the 'cello's brother In j the horn class? . , I That Freddie Ttlch does not ear- ry a watch. nnd is never Into for; tho 10 rehearsals anil programs calling for his orchestra. i silver . in the ('assiar district In That Jingo Mariani has. ,nn al- Northern Mrilish Columbia, result mosL noiseless violin for use in i od In a rush of inospectors to the Tnic".'lnK? ' . GUARANTEED BY TEA PLANTCFt. 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