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Home Radio Movies Due Within A Short
Time, Inventor Says
From Time To Time Singers
Will Broadcast; Bright
Future In Store
Ranking their $10,000 cash
prizes and packing away their
laurel wreaths, bouquets and con
Krai ulatory telegrams, Miss Acnes
Daviu and Wilbur Evans, the Den
ver aoprano and Philadelphia bari
ton who won first place in the At
water Kent Foundation's National
Rati i) Audition, hare started to
collect the second part of the Au
dition reward two years' music
al conservatory scholarship, which
is intended to make them even
greater singers.
Bjjth of these young soloists,
who outclassed 60,000 other vo
calists in the Audition, have been
accepted as personal pupi'e of
Eruilio de Qogorra. the world-renowned
baritone, formerly of the
Metropolitan Opera in New York
and now a celebrated concert artist.
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The possibility or reception
of radio movies in the home
witiiiffa few months Is seen
by C Francis Jenkins. Wash
ington inventor. The picture
receiver wonld work in con-
junction with a broadcast set.
The Jenkins aiachlne pictured
Is reproducing a child dancer.
WASHINGTON. (AP). Motion
pictures in the home, received on
moderately priced eets. will be
To musicians, that announce-lavalaDe within a few months for
ment spells a triumph for Agnes I ra(jj() listeners, C. Francis Jenkins
Davis and Evans for de Gorgoria I declares.
(819). HouMwifa'a
takes less than half a dozen pupils
and thoee who, after severest tests.
convince him that they can be de
veloped into singers of the flnesi
operatic quality. No amount unmanufactured to sell as cheaply as
money or "pull could secure me avpra.P receiving set.
Mr. Jenkins, a leading engineer
.n the development of "vision by
radio," is experimenting on a
vice which he believes
can
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o o
be A. O
cervices of de Gorgoraa for a pupil
fce felt watsunworthy of his time.
For two years de Gogorza will
personally tutor Miss Davis and
Wilbur Cvans. at the Curtle Insti
tute of Music in Philadelphia. He
promises that nothing short of a
collapse of the young soprano's
health will prevent him from turn
ing her out a Metropolitan prima
donna, and is equally as confident
f young Evans' future operatic
success.
Evan has heen studying under
"Ite refinement is a stubborn
problem, but we are making pro
gress and it looks as though with-
,n the next few months simple and
rather inexpensive receiving in-
itruments will be available where-
jv you wlil be able to receive in
i-our home inaugural ceremonies,
baseball games, baby parades or
pven Atlantic City beach beau
ties," Mr. Jenkine said.
Mr. Jenkins, who has been
working on the problem of radio
is credited
for three years, pluckily acquiring
funds for these valued lessons by
various tasks such as teaching
swimming to .hildren, chaufferlng
and clerking. Now, as the Atwater
Ktnt Foundation's protege, he can
con.-.Mitrate bis efforts on makin?
'hi-s wluninF voice even finer. Next
summer, expending part of the
Foundation's cash award, he will
acompanv de Oogorza to Paris, for
advanced study there. Miss Davis
alio is planning to study abroad
next summer.
Other famous Metropolitan Op
era artists, at the Curjis Institute,
direct classes in languages, acting
and all the allied arts needed for a
career In grand opera. Misa Davis
and Evans will have evrything of
this sort that time permits.
Frequently the young singers
will be taken over to New York to
the opera and various musical and
ocial functions. They also will
give .concerts themselves over the
radio, from time to time. Miss Da
vis having been presented in the
Atwater Kent Radio Hour, Janu
ary 8, through the National Broaa-
8UHDA.Y MOKKIVa
9:00 10:00 KXL. Morning wiusia.
10:30 12:00 KTBK (2.
bTterian church errlc.
11:00 12:00 KGW. Hinaom
Bspttit church emce.
11:00 12:00 KWB8 (200).
program.
: 1:00-12:80 KXL. First
church riee.
aniTDAT ATTEKNOOH
12:00-1:00 KWJJ 22. Organ concrt-1 KJRSettl (C8)
Memorial
Methodist
by which photographs are trans
mitted, the first demonstration
being made between the naval ex-
winwnt station at Anacostia,
Md., and his own laboratory.
"With a telescoDe we can see
great distances, but only along
traight lines, whereas with radio
ve can see along curved lines,
hrough obstructions, over moun
ains, and eventually we shall see
i.alf way around the earth," Mr.
Jenkins declared.
"Vieion by radio is simply a
rariM t T nSTTllSSiOn Of Ob-
ui'i c , . . v.
iects which have been translated
nto electrical energy and at dis
tant points changed back Into a
fascimile of the original, whether
it be a still picture or a picture In
The method by which we
12:JO-2:00 KXL Afternoon program.
1:00-8:00 KTBR. Musical program.
Z -00-8:00 KXL. Musical fcataro.
3:00-4.80 K01N (319). Municipal eon
crt.
3:00-5:00 KTBR. Symphony orchestra.
3:00-5:00 KGW. Pacific coast network.
3:00 6:00 K,XL. Eining programs.
5:00 5:30 KEX (240). Piano concert.
S:00 5:30 KGW. Concert.
5:00 6:00 KTBR. Varied program.
S :30-6 :00 JCGW. Concert.
.:30-6:00 KEX. Recordinf.
SUNDAY NIGHT
6:00-7:00 KOIX (319). Organ concert.
6:00-7:30 KXL (220). Dinner concert.
6:00 7.30 KEX (210). Concert orcbe
tra.
6:30-7:50 K?W (93. XDC program.
7:00-S:O0 KOIX. Orchestra.
7:30 8:00 KXI.. Studio program.
7 :30-8 :00 KGW. Piaoitts.
7:SO-8:80 -KEX Mt. Taber Presbyter
ian church service.
7:30-9:00 KTBR. First Presbyterian
church service.
:00-9:00 KOIX. First Church of Christ.
Scientist, ferrice.
9:00-9:00 KGW. Concert.
8:30-9:00 KEX. Studio program.
9:00-10:00 KGW. Concert.
0 :0O-10 :00-t-KOlN. Musical comedy
hour.
9:00 10:00 KEX. Bible students' pro
gram.
10:00-11:00 KGW. Little Symphony or
chestra.
XBC 12. ''Golden Strand Oronp;"
8:80, "Persian Garden;" 8:30-4, vio
lin, cetlo and piano: 4-4:80, Madame
KFRC -6ea VraBxisco (434). 6. 6:80
:f0. ceaeert srchMtra ; -.80-12. dance
orchestra.
KOI Bpokao (161). T:80, ehurch
ervice.
UOSDiT MOMTTItO
7:15 7:30 KUW (492). Health eiereUM.
9:00-10:00 KEX (240). Psttie Ooke.
9:00 10:00 KXL. Portland Early Birds.
9:00-10:80 'KTBR. Women's exchange.
10:00-11:10 KGW. Town crier and ma
nic.
10:00-12:00 KOIK
pre gram.
10:00-2:00 KXU Masieal programs.
MONDAY Arrssvoo
13:00-1:00 KEX. Nooo concert.
12:08-1:00 KJEO (214). Weather re
ports and music.
12:00-1:00 KOIX. Organ concert.
1:00-1:15 KOIN. Farm rashes.
1:00-4:00 KXX. Recording concerts.
1:00 6:00 KWJJ (230). Musie.
2:00-4:00 KWB8 (200). Conoert.
8:00-4:00 JCOIH. New and rausle.
4:80-5:00 KXL. French leason.
5:00-6:00 KEX. Recording concert.
4:15-8:00 COIN. Topsy Turry Tbaaa.
KOKSA NIGHT
6:00-6:30 KXL (220). Music. I
6:00-7:00 KOIN (812). Organ concert.
6:00-7:00 KGW (498). Dinner concert.
6:80-7:00 KEX. Children's hour.
6.00-7:00 KTBR (283). Conoert and
read report.
6:00 8:00 KWJJ (229). Musie.
6:80 7:00 KXL. Organ coneerk.
7:00-7:80 KGW. Orartaey pregrsoa.
7:00-8:00 KWBS (200). Conoert.
7:00-8:00 KEX. Dane orohsskra.
7 :00 9 :00 KXL. Moalc
7:30-8:00 KGW. Flowers aad trarel
talks.
8:00-8: 20 KOIN. Entertataem.
8:00-9:00- KTBR. Popular program.
8:00-9:00 KGW. MBO program.
8:00-10:00 KWJJ. Studio program.
8:00-10:00 KEX. Studio program.
8:20-19:00 KOIX. Staff artists.
9:00-10:00 KXL. Moo Cow program.'
9:00-10:00 KGW. Orchestra and nolo
UU.
10:00-11:00 KGW. NB0 "Spotlight
a our.
10:00-11:80 KOIN. Dane band.
10:00-12:00 KXL. Portland Night
Hawk.
1 0:00-13. 00-KEX Monday Night Re
Tiew,
XBO 8-9. Symphoalsts; 10-11. Spotllgh
hoar, orchestra and soloists.
KXX Hollywood (887). :45. T, 8. mu
sic: 9, feature; 10, orchestral 11, or
chestra.
KFI Loa Anxelea (468). 6:18, radkitor
Ul: 6:80. eolladans: 7. muate: o
NBC; 9, pianist 10, XBO.
KOMO Seattle (806). 6, now and
porta; 7. orchestra; 8. NBO; 9, or
chestra; 10, KB0 11. 11:15, orchestra.
KJON Long Beach (242). 8. IorU and
Clarence; 6:15, orchestra; 7, novelty
program; 8, 9-12, Klwanis frolic.
KPO San Francisco (464). ft, 6:r0, or
chestra; 7, bookrerlew; 8, BU 9.
orchestra; 10-19, Tarlety.
KHQ Spokane (370). 6. orchestra; :80.
organ; 8, NBO; 9, orchestra;
Oovotes frolic.
a, news; o:o, con
Two Schemes To Effect RF Control
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PARIS (AP) The hot soup
season is on again.
Winter is sti ulatiug the busi
ness of the city's "soupe popu
late" as they are called. Long
lines of men, women and children
wait for an hour to be admitted
Oscillation in tuned radio frequency circuits may be controlled to the rooms where thev may sit
by various methods, two oi wnicn naye proven popular, une uses a
grid-plat resistor, while the other ha a neutralising condenser and
NEUTRALIZATION
WITH "N COIL
In constructing radio frequency
amplifiers each t should be
provided with at least one bypass
condenser. The capacity may he
either one-half or one microfarad.
Paris Sees Inauguration
of Winter Bread Lines
an VN" coil.
Connections for either system are shown.
E. Bnttwfield
cert: 7:30. contralto; 8. 0. vocal; 8:30,
Tarsitonians; 10:80-12:80, "Ooofy
Bird Frolic"
KfiJ iLoo Angeleo (416). 6, musie; 6:45,
news; 7, tenor; 8. steel ensemble; 9
operatic quartet and orchestra; 10
bearcats.
KFSO Los Angeles (275). 6:80, Angelus
hour; 7:80-9:18, service; Aime Mc
Phers-on.
ICI"0 6n rranelsoo (454). 8. pep
band 6:20, news; 7, Hawalians; 8,
Jahboree: 10-12, dance orchestra.
KGA Spokane (261). 6. 6:15, service;
6:30, concert; 7:30-10. program ; 10
12, danoe music
tions with Scotland Yard, the
Scientific Police of Italy and oth
er notable organizations. Radio
exchange of fingerprints would,
mean Tirtually Immediate deter
mination of the identity o sus
pect held by police thoasands of
mil 94 a war.
Exchange by mail takes more
than, two weeks. The bureau oc
casionally sends a description of
fingerprints by wire, but experts
point out that this is not complete
ly accurate. The prints of two
men may contain the same num
ber of lines, but a picture will re
veal them as totally dissimilar..
The Bureau, of Identification
has not -tried the radio finger
print method. Consequently, of
ficials say, they are not in a posi
tion to pass upon its feasibility
They point out the necessity of
fingerprint reproduction being a
perfect picture.
Referring to the London-Chlca
aro case, howerer. they declare
Scotland Yard doesn't often blun
der.
The bureau, which acts as
rloarinr house and service sta
tkm for police departments, thru
out the country, has 1.256,000
prints on file. The discovery of
two exactly similar fingerprints
is yet to be made. Twenty-three
experts do the fingerprint work
for the Department of Justice
One man can classify 30 prints In
an hour.
Fine us
NEW YORK
By C
(Associated Press Radio T.diter)
NEW YORK (AP) The secret
of successful operation of tuned
radio frequency lies in the balanc
ing system used. Of the methods
devised the grid-plate restorer
idea arid the scheme of neutraliz
ing with an "N" coll are popular
because of their ease of adjust
ment.
While the grld-pate plan tends
to Introduce a certain amount of
resistance, it compensates for this
loss through Its ability to put a
circuit in balance quickly. The
parts used consist of a variable
resistance with a range from 25,-
000 to 250,000 ohms and a block
ing condenser of .001 capacity.
The resistor and condenser are
connected in series, one side of the
condenser going to the blat and
the remaining connection on the
resistor being fastened to the grid.
The resistor is adjusted until os-
cilation Is brought under control.
With two or more steps of tuned
radio frequency, one of the re
sistors may be mounted on the
panel and used as a resume con
trol.
By the grid-plate scheme it is
possible, to balance six steps of
tuned radio frequency within a
few moments. Once put under
control the receiver has no trace
of oscllation unless tubes are
changed or the resistors varied
The "N" coil method requires a
neutralizing condenser and a pri
mary coll tapped, In the center
The neutrallzer Is of the ordinary
trre. but should be a good one.
Ya P's HanrttOmeSTlThe coil consists of 18 or 20 turns.
tapped In the centerr
The center tap- is connected to
French "pot au feu," which, -furnishes
three courses, soup, meat
and vegetables.
Empty-handed Judge "Hare
you anything to offer to the court
before sentence is passed on you?"
Prisoner "No. judge. I bad
ten dollars, but my lawyer' took
that." Presbyterian Advance.,
on benches without -backs at plain
board, uncovered tables to have
their big bowl of soup and hunk
of bread. Those who have homes
can get their soup in a bucket.
There is a sort of time limit for
eating because the rooms seldom
accommodate more than 50 or 60
persons. They are hurried through
the eating process for often they
would be glad to stay seated in
the warm room.
Besides these municicat soup
services there are a number of
private charities that furnish a
certain number of poor families
with a big piece of beef and veg
etables to make the traditional
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To Get Quick Re
lief from Head-Coldsl
It's Splendid!
In one minute your clogged nostrils
will opD, tbe air passages of your
bead will char and you cava breathe
freely. No mors hawking, snuffling,
bVowmir. headache, dryness. No strug
gling for breath at sight; your cold
or catarrh will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely Cream
Baku from your druggist now. Apply
a Utile of this fragrant, antiseptic
healing cream in your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passafM
of the bead, soothes the inflamed erj
swollen mucous membrane and reliefl
eomea instantly. I
It's just fine. lont stay stuftVd-ap'
with a cold or nasty eatarrkr--KeUel
so quickly, I
f. I JnW
New Morgan Partner
new l
(API The
Mrtn'.r i th hanVinc firm of J.l the neutralizing conaenser. tne
P, Morgan and company. Harold other side of which la hooked to
ot -a vctpH "hflnflenmeatl the gna-ieaa
OIQU.O A !.,, .V,,
UTEREST EXPERTS
New Method May Prove Tre
mendously Important To
Department of Justice
la tied Into the 90 volt B battery
circuit. Balan'fng is done by ad
until inej
man" In his class of 1908 at
' Stanley, who is only 4 2, will fill
. i- n 4Ka Xfnriran firm
ma a-ani-j !...., .1,
created by tlfa resignation of JUSI,U
Dwlght Morrow to become ambas
sador to Mexico. He was former
ly president of the Guaranty Trust
company or New x one.
i A native of Great Barrlngton
Mas.. Stanley entered Yale in
1304, and during his four years
there was twice captain of the var
slty hockey team. He was chosen
the most popular and best looking
I STORAGE BATTERIES j
INTERNAL TROUBLE
With our expect knowledge and corriplete , modern
equipment we can determine in five minutes the cause
and extent of the trouble.
If your battery can be repaired we can do it econom
ically and guarantee our work,
Vick Brothers
High St. at Trade Salem, Oregon
i
WASHINGTON (AP) Announce- j member of his class In his senior
church 1
8.
NBO: 8.
action
.v, l,tiir reminds me OI KM Hollywood (337). 5:30
v -T ,erTieo: 8. orchestra: 9. Tiolln.
. -inn njtfti 1 1 la u . - . ..... -
a oacon uroi Hoattia o:au, suu;
n inrn trins bv the raDia- NBC.
jiiiv ' ' - . t ir.n sas.it sun
ly revolving knife. Each of tneee - -
!itt!o atrina is made UD Of fat and Kn Loa Angelas (43. 6:f0. NBO:
V I A , , : 1 1 & V? T, n . a .
lean, oi nsuv - . o;3o. Albin trio: 10. orchestra
ach StrlD Of our picture is maae KPO San rraneUeo (22). 6:80, KBC;
, i i. a j.rk otrlnn whichl 7:80. orcan: 8:80. ordiestra
UP OI UB - - ul RED Hsoksra ( 870 . 6:30. NBC: 7:80.
1 . TT . . a U.il H.m
aiano '"-. i , . T A ik.l nA i .
ilton; 6:30-7:30, SymphonT erebes I ment uum iuuuu mv t ulu year,
us: 8-. musical.
... -.il KHQ finokar. (870). 6:30. NBC
rinr comoanv and 23 associated! are then conveneu iuW chureh Mr,ic,. ti isa, procram
of similar values.
ThelKJR Seattle SS4). S:15. Bible
dents: 71S,
chareh aarvlee.
atn-
7:80.
been used successfully in the ex
change of fingerprints between
the police of Scotland Yard and
Chicago has stirred Intense in
terest among officials in the Bu
reau of Identification of the De
partment of Justice.
If the fingerprints transmitted
by radio are legible and mlqutely
accurate, the new method will be
of tremendous value to the De
partment of Justice and polloe or-
KHJ Loa Asielsf (416). 6. musie: 6:49,
newt; 7, tour en ssrrice; 8-10, orches
tra.
KTSO Lo Aaceles (273). 6:80 0:80.1
revival eerriee, Airaee Sample MePasr-
eoa; 10, erfaa.
International work is an Impor
tant phase In the activities of de
nartment operatives In tracing
criminals. They maintain rela
radio stations, and Evans being I currents
scheduled to sing wun aime. wiu- wuuos - . enures aeroe. I 1rn thrnnarbout the world
tee Homer, premier contralto. In would give . d Tsisa,..W HjlS 2!
the same hour January zz. in aa-ime u-av- -
.w lAir or.lnai tn such linear fashion the
ailiou, iarj sn .M.,u'c..ue, i " ,
-i . , I nttiirA is anal vied. At
rangemenis ior i i""1"' i -
tours. Including recitals at Wash ! ?ach of the hundreds of distant
i, r r nai.irh N. C. andlDlaces this picture Is reassembled
,w, ' I in lines, and the whole picture
u-i.a V .rA and third I built ud aatn In the sama time
iIsiosns n tb National Radio An land order that the picture at the
dition. who also received scholar- transmitting stations is being an-
hlns of one year each., are prepar-1 alyred.
Ing to start this study. Ted A. I "This method is the one In use
Roy. "the singing blacksmith", of lth9 world over, and whether we
Corvallls, Ore., who placed sec-arJ transmitting photograph or
ond. has arranged to complete htsl nencll aketches, pen and ink maps
studies at Oregon State College. or radio vision, the principle , Is
graduating In 1929. before taking tne same. In tbe transmission of
up the mustcAl scholarship. .till pictures photographs and
Miss Emilia De Prato of South tna Hke time is sot a limiting
Ean Francisco. Cel., who placed factor and therefore atlll picture
second la the ladles' division, and are the easiest done."
Marie Bronanyk of Chicago and The transmission of scenes or
Den P. De Loaehe. Jr., Ashvllle. without the medium of . a
N. C-. third place winners, are ex- photograph, Mr. Jenkins eays. Is a
pected to decide toon where they much more difficult process and
will ptudy
In hla new capacity with the
Morgan firm, Stanley will retain
directorships In the Bethlehem
Steel, Goodrich, Columbia Gasj
and Electric and Northern States!
Power companies.
CAKE JOURNEYS FAR
i LAM ONI, Iowa A 25.000-
mlle Journey was completed by a
wedding cake that arrived at the I
Lamonl post office. It was baked
(n England, sent here to grace the
table of a Lamonl couple, dis
patched to a relative in Australia,
who had moved, journeyed hack to
England, and now lt5s here again.
Germany Making Bid
For Foreign Victors
Involves speeding up transmitting
apparatus.
fePEPPEBFOR I
I RHEUMATIC PAH1 ,
BERLIN AP) Germany Is
bending Its efforts to attract for
eign visitors In 1928. No fewsr
than 42 expositions, 22 big fairs
and 1 congresses are planned dur
ing the year. j I Rd pepper Rub takes ths "ouch"
In Berlin there will be eight ex-1 trttm -tiff, achirur joints. It ean-
poaltlons and fairs, lneladlng a aurt you, and it certainly stops
great wireless exposition, and an- that old rheumatism torture at once,
tomoblle and horticultural shows. Whea JJJJTOttp
Others are to be held at Munich. lJXiS
Lelpxlg and Koenlgsherg. quickest reUef known. Nothing has
In the field of; sports six great ...k concestrated. penetraUng heat
tennis tournaments are scheduled,
ien water sports contests, nine au
tomobile races' and 41 horse race.
Baden-Baden will haTs Interna
tional dancing competitions, Hei
delberg announces a "festsplele"
and Wiesbaden has under way ar-1 the tannine, with the
as red peppers. Just as sooa as yxm
apply Bed Pepper Sub you will I eel
the tingling heafe, la Uares minutes
it warms the sore spot through and
through. Tin and axe gwra.
Ask any good drurgist for a Jar of
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let us quote price on - - -
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sheets business cards anything in printing
nothing too large nothing too small '
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telephone 683
job dept
"telephone 23
Sparton Uses No Batteries
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SMOOTH as velvet; rich as
a rare old violin. Sparton
users never cease to marvel
at the true, clear quality of
Sparton reception the un
alloyed parity of its tone.
Visit us. Htor tht marvelous
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