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IfEDFORD ftfXTL-' TRTBUNEp SfEDFORD, OKEOONT, SUXDXY, DECEMBER ' 16, -1928. NEW RADIO MOVIE SINGING CHAMPIONS OF ALL SECTIONS READY FOR NATIONAL FINALS IN $17,500 RADIO AUDITION ) .which consists of Mme. Ernestine! Schumann. iieink. Mine. Louise) Homer, Mra. Otto Kuhn. Mrs. Ed- j Ker Stilman Keltey and Edward W. i : Uolt. Pretty Girls Can Laugh; Women Hater Weds One liver us," said Ralph Haburton, od. Q r Haburtuu has married W1AY announcer, wme months H pr?n- Rlrl and he admits that ago in declaring that pretty girla ho was greatly influenced hyA,-i are a curse on a radio station i,!ond beauty in his sudden chinh because their beauty makes up to the altar. in personal appearances for u "She is so darn good looking talent of whUh they often chow i wa afraid someone would stent t..i. ih mi..i-(tiiihni , tr 1 waited." he said In ''fflHOUI SIZE III CIXCINXATI. ).-"Fcom girlsl All the women who rose up to , explaining ... ",in"H with pretty faces. Lord God de-(vilify his name, now aru reveng-id i,iily a wet'k.. PIGE TWO Y YZr- ' adS&l'- '"fefe M. (Si PARIS (A) A ilftvire fr the tninfcrnlAxJon of moving plcturfM )y r&dlu in. which the size 9 the image trannmlUPd is not limited, has boen developed by n Kuxnm burg BticntfKt living near Parln. While the trunvmlmdon and re projection of films by wirelwm has ben accomplished by varlouH methodH, the inherent llmUationn of previous experiments have pre vented them from attaining1 com meruial importance. With the de vice of the Luxemburg man the perfection of the linnn repro duced increases with the nize of the screen, it is said. The Inventor says the reverse has been true in for mer experiments, the size of the Image being limited to dimensions of a few Inches and incnpable of enlargement without loss of clear ness. Another -advantage Is that the use of a positive film is eliminated the transmission being accom plished by using the negative film direct. This Is said to bn an Im pbrtant consideration In the rapid ity with which pictorial news ionis, for example, could be din played after the original picture has been taken and the negative film developed. The transmission and reproduc tion of ' the film does not neces ' Hftrlly take place at the time the negative is projected into the ap paratus. The impression of the 1'lim fii electrically transmitted and magnetically conserved on a series at fine metallic ribbons to permit it's subsequent wireless transmis sion for exposure nn the screen either Immediately or at a later time. - "The ' conservation of the inter mediate magnetic Impression being inore or less Indefinite, the wire less transmission of the picture can b'e repeated without further re course to the original negative film. "The registration of sound cart ho accomplished simultaneous ly" with that of tho moving picture itself. ' IS BIG SUCCESS W, "W.. Allen of tho Pierce-Allen Motor jCo,, local dealors, Hays: "At the close of 'the advance showings of the new Chevrolet six cylinder car in New York and Dotrolt, No verqber. 29, tho public, as well as the, dealers, who wore able to see . tho car. Voted tho initial showing . uot Outstanding fiuccess. ,. . 'There were over, 2K4.000 people rounted In these exhibits.' The f)nj - chfck up on the number of orders Hjfccured shows a total of 6206 for the two cities. The publlo has ac cepted Chevrolet's now hi it cyinmur car In a most enthusiastic manner, .'"The exhibits will continuo In the balance of tho eleven cities ncheduled and' In addition,, thirty three auxiliary exhibits now in xorio headquarters cities. In Mod ford, tho now car will ho shown Dec. 29ih. -. "The Idea of holding tho addi tional exhibits 1b to enable au many people as possible to sue tho actual cor.' Our experience proves that when the car Is seen by the publlo It Is appreciated a great deal more than It possibly cun bo from tho illustrations In our sales literature and advertising. GWE THE HOUSE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT 1C KohIs and Wntif Tilings ns r . Much M I)o Those Who lAve ,,.' In It. ' Quito tho nowost idea In Christ moB gift giving la to give tho house a present. Sometimes one moinlie of tho family makes the presenta tion all by him or horsolf. But the rually nicest way Is for ovory imm- bor of tho family to contribute eomothtnR towards tho Rift, and to choose something from which every member will ilorlvo pleasure ami , satisfaction. , Thero nr many such thlnns. Take a radio, for Instance. It Is .unfair to presont . any particular member of the family with n radio. Kveryone will get so much pleas ure from a radio that ft Is an Ideal "houao gift," and should bo pro tiontcd to the houso with lovo from tho whole family. An nlectrlo refrigerator la a per fect example of a .upnrh "houpe . gift." Mother will love It because it will relieve her of a lot of work and inconvenience and trouble. Father will liko the way It Im prove the flavor of his foods and reduces housekeeping bills. Every body will enjoy the Ice cubes and tho delicacies which can bo made In. Its trays. ' The gift of better food and better health for the whole family throughout tho year what more delight fu! present Could anyone make a bouse! f Kleetrlc vacuum cleaners. di,h washers, floor polishers, washing machines are all good house gifts. They should bo as much a part of a modern homo as running water and electrlo lights. ,. There are so many things which your house Is longing for. Hold a family council and decide what it wants most thoruget It. Every one wil) enjoy Chnstmas the rnr for having remembered the house. ' Christmas sod Color Few of us renlise how much color ha to dn with our happiness. What would Christmas be without tho brightness of holly, red Christ was bells, and evergreone? . ' ' -T n .ts "w' ' f I J rtMsr rlLiAaTHKtXXHlM ' , Gahmen boseu, donalbNoiSj ; t sLaA r (Xaa-atwatier iwcnt tm & t&r ' : eohest p. Ferrata, Wj-ti--1 '"i ' o-cra 'i v 'Irene. Kiloore. Orleans. So. TfeT L Q6kLanH,eM ' I ' iL.-. , Giflors noRRisoNBAii, PatricIi Henry Wilson, Anna M, Chandler., wilfreo Engelmam A,nu, dty.no. c" tefeslonjex. iettevile , Ark. $$?$WcA!'AK: Amateur Boy and GUI Singer from Every Part of United Stale. Eligible lo Compet in New YorU for Atwater Kerit Foundntion Cash Award and Scholanhip. The Atwalcr-Kcnt radio hour Runday will be devoted lo the sec ond National liailio Audition In which ten best a mil tout sinners will talte part. These yoiinn slnKfrs, five young women and five young mon, from five distrk-ts of the United Slates, who have been selected by a norloi of local, state and district slnglm competitions from more than f0, 000 contestant h will bo heard it finals .of the Audition, heglnnin al. 9:15 p. m., eiiMtern Hlundur' 'mn 115 'nntl lnio. It'.'pi'PHpnliiig this section will be Dove Irene Kilgore, Oakland, Calif, coloratura soprano, aged 'Z , nc Donald Novis, PasadPiiff, Calif, tenor, aged 22. These musical "finds" of tlu 1 11 2K Audition will be presentee' $17,500 in rash in addition tt eholai'HhlpH by the A I water-Ken foundation.- The young man ntn vonian adjudged cst In final vi II each receive $5,000 cash, i old decoration and a two yen nhnlarHhlp at a leading America oncrvntorv. 'hnn placed f"r ond will each receive $2,000 and a one-year scholarship; third, $1,000 nd a ynar's Mcholnrship each; fourth, $500 each; fifth $250. each. Three contestants who won state championships but were defeated n semi-finals '.ant year, tried again '.his year and have reached the 128 finals; Hazel A fill, Gladys Uorrlson Hull and Donald No vis. This final contest will be Judged lolely by a hoard of natlonally-ree-gnized musical authorities . ap pointed by the National Radio Au lit Ion Sponsorship Committee, PR0GR4M OF WEEK , Pacific coaat stations broad- casting these programs are KHQ Spokane; KO.MO Heattle; KOW . Portland; KUO Oakland and KF1 l.os Angeles, all through N. B. C. system. ' Sunday, December 1C Modern-! zing the Old Testament story of j Quen Eather. u biblical drama: will be ' broadcast, through sta-1 tlons associated with the NKC i system from 4:,lo to & o'clock' this afternoon. "Esther, pre-j sents the story of the beauti ful young Jewess who became, the bride oft King Ahasuerus, ! ruler of a kingdom In, which; her people suffered great oppres-! slons. Throughout the drama logun the author's original treat- ment of the three principal char-1 acters, Esther, the king, and Hnrnan, chief counselor to Ahas uerus, tends to heighten the in terest in their affairs. Manley vieWH them as typical modern human beings and their up-to-date dlulogue throws un enter taining sidelight on the biblical version of the story. An Atwater Kent program, pre sented from the New York Htu dios of the National Broadcast ing company, will be broadcast from 6:15 to 7:15 o'clock tonight, Pacific ; standard lime. Monday, December 17 Another General Motors family party to night from 0:30 to 7:30 tp'clock' Pacific standard time. Tuesday, December 18. The Eveready hour will be broadcast I ton'ght from 6:00 to 7:00 o'clock, Pacific standard time. This pro-; gram, originates) in Jthe NeWj York studios.. Wednesday, December 19. At home for the Christmas holidays, "Jack nnd Ethyl, the Associated mdtarmates," will be heard for a half hour ; tonight, beginning at 9 o'clock.. Where the home of thiB popular radio couple ifl will be revealed during the broad cast. Friday, December 21. At the ItCA hour is broadcast tonight from 8 to 0 o'clock, the lecture on the stars given by Henry M. Hyde will be on "Orion and the Great Nebula." The orchestra Iwill play Wagner's "Siegfried Idyl," in appropriate remem brance of Siegfried's ' hunting prowess in Germanic legend. The hour is divided into ' four sec tions: The Ijind, the Hea, tho Stars and the Universe. The orchestra will render appropriate music for each section. 1 Ohese are the Books tj our Bom and Oirts are asmna Wlwlcsomc boolis for children of every age. Storieiof adventure, of scouting, of school sports enibracing every interest a hoy or girl may have. S:unUiy bound mduth. 45c 60c 75c - For Boys The Tom Swift Book, The Don Sturdy Storie, The Rover Boys The Pcewee Harris Stories The Radio Boys Series The Wcsty Martin Book. The X-Bar-X Boys ' Garry Grayson Football Series The Tom Slade Book. The Roy Blakeley Series The .Terry Todd Books The Ralph Henry Barbour Book, For Girls The Lilian Garl. Book. The Blytlie Oirl. The Polly Brewster Stories The Jane Abbott Book The Outdoor Oirl. The Girl Scout Series The Marjorle Book. The Riddle Club For Little folk The Bobbiey Twin. The Bunny Brown Storie. The Happy Home Series Pus. in Boots, Jr. Sleepy Time Tales The Make Believe Storie. The Honey Bunch Book. The Six Little Bunkers Little Jack Rabbit Book. The Little Washington. . Slumber Town Tale. Little Journey, to Happy Land Brng the yonngsters to see our window display of Books for Boys and Girls n. PlArif a: L. & H. Electric Ranges For Gift Giving f ISSfcfci ' nt"' j b i I - w Everybody i& talking about these new L & H Ranges. 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