New Britain herald., 1926-04-10

voices 10 the sport of baseball, who will hear tho pay-by-play broadcasis as sent out by the various broad casting stations throughout tho country,
 The Japanese newspapers are urr- | ing that the various broadcastinE l stations combine under one control IL is reported that the policy Of seg- regation Of stations has proved a | failure Each station has subscribers which support tho organization. ! The League of Nations assembly has a specially constructed, radio equipped Pullman car for emer- ! s"ncy use. This car is to be used to | take members to troubled areas in ! time Of need.
 The studio staff of Station KPO, i San Francisco is talented in musi- cal and entertaining qualities, For this reason, there si no cause to wor- ry if scheduled musicians fail to keep their appointments.
 1 When trouble develops in tho 1 transmi,ler Of station WRNY, New ! York, red radio light" warns studio managers that the station is | off the air. The flament current for this lamp is supplied by energy , absorbed from the magnetic field surrounding the transmitting set. In stantly as the carrier wave of WRNY goes on the air, power is in- duccd into q loop by the radio ire quency waves, lighting the warning lamp.
 4 "blooper" is a person or radio set that causes interference. Squeaks and hoWls created in this way make reception difficult and often impos- sible. Practically any type of set will "bloop' unless proper tuning methods are used.
 A u lE ILflltu lliouSC III AlIt oLhhio of WGCP, New York city, has the distinction of being the first mem Der Of its tribe to broadcast q solo for radio listeners. The little fellow came into the studio during novelty program. His squeals were a novelty not listed on the program.
 Those who criticize the gentlemen of the microphone should first try to announce this program as it ap- peared on the KFJ, Lost Angeles, schedule: Martha Van Hoomissen- Chevallier will play Die Tod und die Nerklerung," by Straus, and ac- company the "Versonkcne Glocke." ." by Grctchaninnoff, sung by Antoin- nette konorocharakoff.
 Japan's huge demand for radio sets has apparently been satisfied. There has been a sharp decline in the demand for radio sets from that country. Previously Japan was one of the largest importers of American made sets.
 All radioland will be able to fol low the progress of the National Elimination Balloon Races, April 29, when station KTHS of Hot Springs, Ark. will place it's microphones nt the scene of the air races and broad cast d running radio picture Of th' entire event. Each of the noted pilots entered in the balloon compe- tition will say a word to radiolanD just before he climbs into his shiI for the takeoff.
 The government of the Dutci East Indies has authorized the erec- tion of large radio broadcastine station and the private use of rc- ceiving sets under license. according to a. cable to the Dept. of Commerce from Trade Commissioner J. F. Nar Wicl,le, Batavia, Java.
 To relieve the isolation of th, Island of Anticosti, radio communl- cation has been effected between this district and Moncton, N. B. R.. gently, the submarine cable Whlci connects Anticosti with the mainland of Canada went out of order an , radio proved capable of carrying ol the work previously performed b2 the submarine cable.
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 The advent 'of the broadcastini station has made q universal Ian guage almost a necessity. This i true especially in small European countries where it is not unusual t' hear radio programs in several diff ferent languages in the course O one evening. Many plans for a uni versal language are being developed To prevent the unconscious repe tition Of songs and compositions tha , have long outworn their welcome
 with the radio audience, KFI, To f Angeles, posts on a special bulletin board the names of banned numbers
 These cannot be presented before in stations microphone without spccia , permission.
 It has been estimated o50,00 pco
 ple exist by means Of jobs directl
 connected with the radio industr! :. Most of these positions have bee but recently opened 10 the public These figures include industrial an . professional workers, broadcastin
 staffs educators and others.
 
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