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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08

But he saw her Saw her visit
full. heart-shaped face under the
powdery pink OF the little felt
hat. Saw her dark. dreaming
eyes, the warm red Of her mouth.
Larry Kane's flame.
The girl Larry was rushing
when the little French girl called
his bluff. The girl who gave him
the Nelson Arms Apartment adj
dress. What was her name?
He sent her orchids a couple
of times - hang it what was
her name-Rosemary--Rosemary
something-or other
Rosemary"
She stopped breathing.
"2osemary-wait minute"
Their eyes met. He reached
out his hand. She took 1t. and a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08

"Not for me. I have to keep
my wits about me-"
mot while I'm around" he
argued. Lose EN-! I'll love you
for the omission" He pulled his
chair nearer to hers. You're a
beaut and I've wanted you for a
long time. But don't-don't lead
me on too fast, little peaches and
cream. I like to anticipate my
fun. Let's dance! I've simply
got to put my arm around you"
They danced. Several times.
He ordered quantities OF food
which she was too excited to eat.
She began to feel that she was
sitting. All the women around
her looked tagged, old, as If they
were pegging 1t up almost be-
yond human endurance. There
was only one other girl In the
place beside herself and she was
a wanton. 1t showed in every
line of her voluptuous figure. It
showed in her heavy lidded eyes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
Test Your knowledge With
Times Daily Dozen
BY A. l.. WiIbert. Nj. A.

1. LITERATURE. On which
mountain did the Greek gods
dwell, according to ancient fable?
2. HISTORY. What was the
bred Scott Decision?
8. GEOGRAPHY. Which two
seas bound Greece on the east
and west respectively?
4. Business. Whose steel plants
formed the nucleus for the United
States Steel Corporation in 1907
s. MANKIND. Which country
was, until very recently. gov
erned by It's thinkers?
s. HUMAN NATURE. Which
American has left a bequest OF
100000 for the establishment OF
a school of homemaking and
mothercraft?
Z. GENERAL SCIENCE. What
is the twofold purpose of the
root OF a plant?
8. LAW. What redress has a
ward whose guardian did not eX-
ercise ordinary prudence and
care IN the management OF the
wards property?
9. CIVICS. How many persons
are employed in the L. S. Civil
Service competitive positions)?
10. ART. Who was the favor
tie pupil OF Rembrandt?
IL. MUSIC. Which French
composer was second only to
Bach In the creation of mag
nificent music for the organ?
II. HEALTH-Which causes
more epidemics-milk or water?
(See tomorrOws paper to verify
your answers).
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions.
/. LITERATURE. The main
scenes OF Macbeth" are laid In
Glammis Castle. still standing
near Strathmore, Scotland.
3. HISTORY. The Missouri
Compromise Is the name given TO
tine agreement approved by Con
gross in 1920, which permitted
Missouri TO be admitted - t6e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08

You never can tell And
Rosemary never guessed.
Because 1t was Saturday, her
Saturday afternoon off, she had
worn the pink sport suit, just
come from the cleaners. and the
matching pink hat. She had
an idea she might go and look
up Agnes Hopper. Agnes was
taking a little work. and hav-
ing lot OF fun at summer
session. They could have tea
somewhere. It would be nice
to see Agnes again. Funny she
had hardly thought OF her in all
those months.
The Tall Man
She was so wrapped in her
thoughts Of Agnes that she didn't
see the tall man hurrying into
the store as she was walking out.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
Film Aids Farm

NNHE United States Department
l. OF Agriculture has enlisted
the motion picture screen in its
campaign to improve the farm
water supply. "Turn on the
Water" a single.reel film produced
by the department, and describing
the installation of simple. mex
rensive water systems for farms
and suburban dwellings. is now
Rvaiia Bile,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
A Word to Wives

Spots in wash goods may be
removed by applying a paste OF
sweet milk end salt. then rinsing
in clean water
Placing glass jars or tumbIers
OF a wet cloth when filing with
no; water or fruit will prevent
shcn from cracking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
What Has Happened So Far

Rosemary Merton youngest
Following
short with Philip she quits college and through
position fashionable bookstore
artists studio
building call 1.-THE Studio
discovers there
in
shoulders Whitney
himself embar
Sloan orchids
sister, marries
asks insulting
himself
wildly Madame building.
leads Rosemary puzzng taken place Rosemary
that
arrest has forced him to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
This Day in History.

HE Germans entered Antwerp the afternoon Of October
heavy bombardment at midnight
the following afternoon General dc Guse OF the
allied forces gave of holding out longer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
SpeedOmeter for Locomotive.

VIBRATION this time discouraged all efforts to provide
locomotive with speedometer, under method,
which driven of the engine Wheels
indicator in the speed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
1926. JUNIUs "a.

tez Horvath J6zseffel. 1924 ma
jus 20. az uccan talalkozott a
ket haragos, mikor is Kovacsne
azzal tamadt Horvath Jozsefre,
hogy:
- Huncut gazember maya J0-
zsi, de meg az is, aki magat vitez-
re avatta: ha pnlyka volnek, ma
CARA szallnek es kivernem sze-
met.
Ragalmazas Matt indult eljaras
Kovacsne ellen exert a kifejezes-
ert. A debreceni t0rvenyszek tar
gyalta az iigyet es Kovacsnet kor
manyzo series vetsegeben talalta
biinosnek es egymilli6 korona
penzbiintetesre itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
MIKOR Az ASSZONY DTR1GAL
A HAZNAL

Orvos Sander nagyletai gazdal-
kodot 1925 november II. EN- kofu-
varozasra rendelte XII k0zsegi
eloljar6. Mikor k0zsegi kisbir6
reggel megjelent Orvos Sandor-
nal, hogy munkara hivja, Orvos
Sandorne ingerilten AIT mondta
az uranak:
Mem megysz kot hordani,
hordtal mar ingyen eleget. Annak
az arat az el6ljarosag es a szol-
gabir6k tettek zsebre: ugy is
mind gazember, inert a szegeny
emberekb0l elnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24

Orvosne mikor biinteto ella
ras indult meg ellene-megban-
ia tett kijelenteset s bocsanatot
kert a szolgabirotol es negy mil
lot fizetett j6tekony celra.
A debreceni t0rvenyszek tar
gyalta az ugyet az enyhito k0-
riilmenyle(1 figyelembe vetelevel
400 ezer korona penzbiintetesre
itelte Orvosnet. Az itelet jogeros.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
MILYENNEK ITELI
A TUDOMANY JELENLEGI
HALADASAT?

= Nagyon kedvez6nek. Egy EN-
berolt6t elegsegesnek tartok ah-
hoz, hogy az egGsz vilag teljeser
atalakuljon mindazok a profile
max, amelyek tizen0t evvel ez-
el6tt meg mint elerhetetlen al
mok, csak az ir6k fantaziajaban
eltek, megval6sulasuk kiisz0bere
jussanak. ("P. H."O
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
MILYEN TALALMANYON
DOLGOZIK MOST?

Egy "radiograf', azaz ra-
dioirogepet szerkesztek. Ennek
az lesz a hivatasa. hogy az egy
helyen diktalt szoveg ugyanazon
pillanatban a vilag kiilonb0zo
pontjain lekopogtathassek. Icy
peldaul, ha valaki R6maban gep-
be mond egy sz0veget, AIT ugyan
akkor a radioval kapcsolatos ir6-
gepek, azaz radi6grafok Buda-
pesten, Parizsban, Sidnevben Is
New Yorkban masoljak. A radio
graf problemajat r0vid idon be-
LII megoldom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24

az olasz szarmazasu zsenialE fell
talal6 beszamolot tartott leguiabb
alkotasair6l, melyek r0vid id6n
beliil a k0z szolgalataha keriil-
mex, helyesebben szolva Anglia
kezebe jutnak, miutan a vilaghi-
Ri feltalal6 a brit sziget alattva-
| LOLA, ahol mint masodik hazaja
ban el mar evtizedek ota. Marco
nj sajat jachtj tjaval k0tott XII Olasz
orszag partjain, hogy kis pihenes
utan F0ldk0zi-tengeren atvag-
va, u.nbb kiserletezesek celjabol
az angol gvarmatok fele vegye
utjat. Az a vazlatos KEEP, amely-
mex r6ven bepillantast nyerhe-
think a nagyszerii tudos munkaja :
ba, meggy6z0tt benniinket arrol,
hogy technikai vivmanyok olyan
uiabb csodaival allunk szemben,
melyek bamulatba fogjak ejteni
az egesz vilagot.
g Tiz eve kiserletezem azon,
= mondja t0bbek k0z0tt Marco
nj : hogy iranyithat6va tegyem
radiohullamokat. Merit nem sza
bad elfelejteniink. hogy barmeny
nyire csodas talalmany is radio,
amellyel hangokat kozvetithe-
think dr0ttalanul ezer mertf0lde
ken keresztiil, komoly erteke meg
sem lehetett eddig, amig le-
adott hang zabolatlanul szerte-
szet futott a legoceanban S az fog
hatta fel, aki akarta. Ha peldaul
az orosz allan valamely radio
taviratot kiild0tt az angoloknak,
AIT legeloszor is a lengyelek es
nemetek vettek fel, s0t = ugy-
ahogy: mindenki. Mar pedig fon-
tos beszelgetesek a nyilvanossag
teljes bekapcsolasaval mem bo-
nyolithat6k lie. Vegre azonban 81
keriilt megkonstrualnom AIT
szerkezetet, mellyel hullamokat
converge alhatom, azaz egy nyalab
ban tovabbithatom. Ezzel pedig
elertem a legf0bb celt: az iranyi-
tas lehetoseget. Termeszetesen az
egy nyalabban torteno hullamle-
adassal szamos elsorangu ebony
parosul. El0sz0r is kisebb az elek-
tromos fogyasztasa, masodszor
tisztabban adja lie a hangot es We
gill nagyobb tavolsagokon lesz
hasznalhato A legerdekesebb
azonban az, hogy r0vid hullamok
kal dolgozok, inert kiderjilt. hogy
a regi szisztema szerint, a hosszu
hullamok igenybevetelevel pelda-
ul Londonbol Ausztraliaba a radio
300 kilcwattot fogyaszt, ugyanak-
kor, amikor a roviddel 8 kilowatt
is eleg. A 100-150 meteres rovid
hullamok igen jok, de meg rovi-
debbek, peldaul 30-40 meteresek,
meg kedvezobbek. Hatra volt azon
ban annak megoldasa, hogy le-
hetseges legyen csak egy bizonyos
allomasnak leadni a k0zlest. Ez is
sikeriilt. Alkalmaztam egy disz-
pozitivot, amit reflektornak nevez-
tenn ell, melIyel m6domban volt a
hullamokat csak egy bizonyos, to-
lem meghatarozott szogben vetite-
nj. amit nehany ezer mertfolddel
odebb egy felvevo allomas ugy-
szinten csak egy ennek megfelel6
sz0gben vehetett fel. Ez az vi ra-
dio mar mem elmelet t0bbe, ha-
nem MUK0DEsBEN VAN S
eddig kanadai Montreal-ban
rendszeresen, minden megszaki-
tas nelkiil leadatnak es felvetet-
mex a k0zlesek Angliaval es
Ausztraliaval.
VAN-E UJABB
TALALMANYA?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
Vilagszenzaciot jelent0 u talalmany
Marcon vmos eddg ismeretlen vilagszenzaciot kelto
vi talalmanyai.
Fetaaa tokeletes rad6-A radio vagt6torony radio
graf-Egy vi vilag kuszoben.

pul. Maga a felvev0kesziilek oily
rendkivul olcs6, hogy a legszege-
nyebb halaszbarka is alkalmaz-
hatja. Eddig ilyen "radio-vila-
gitotorony'' egyediil csak Anglia
ban van South Foreland-ban,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
HA PULYKA VOLNEK, XII
VENNEM A SZEMET".

Kovacs Andrasne piispoklada.
nyi lakos egu foldberleti iigy
miatt haragos viszonyban volt vi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-24
VAN-E UJABB
TALALMANYA?

Igen. A radi6-vilagito-
torony". Ez is angol tulajdon, de
azert meg fogjak kapni mindazok
az allamok, amelyeknek ere a
k0z erdekeben sziiksegiik van. Ez
a radi6-vilagit6torony'' val6ja
ban mem vilagit, hanem feny he
lyett k0r0kben 6 meteres elektro
mos hullamokat bocsat szejjel. A
k0r0kben Morse -abece jelei fut
max $ ezeket barmelyik halo, a
korok ala keriilve, egy igen egy-
szerii gepecske segelyevel felvehe
ii azokb6l megallapithatja hely-
zetet. Ez szerkezet kiilonosen a
nagyon kodos eszaki videkeken
valik be, ahol az igazi vilagito-
tornyok fenyereje semmive TOM
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Ether Diplui.,a, for Cooks.

Thousands Of women throughout
the United States were graduated
Wednesday morning from one of the
most unique schools in history. In
place of the usual cap and gown. these
graduates wore ordinary housedresses
and possibly also kitchen aprons.
They received their diplomas moi
in any college auditorium. but
in their own homes. and instead
Of having their sheepskins handed
to them by some dignified college or
university official. received them over
the air by radio.
The graduates were those VIII"
completed the work and passed
satisfactory examinations in the Betty
Cracker Radio Cooking School broad
cast by the following radio stations:
WITT, Chicago: kF1. Los Angeles:
W.T.. Philadelphia: WEEI. Boston:
kSD. st. Louis. WEAF'. New York:
WCAE. Pittsburgh; WGR. Buffalo;
WEAR. cleveland: NWJ. Detroit:
WDAF. Kansas City. and WCCO, st.
Paul -AIinnea polls.
This cooking school had many thou
sands of members all over the United
States. ranging in age from II tn 80
Years. It was Il special feature of the
home service talks broad draSt by Betty
Crocker from these l. stations three
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Impedance Calculations. Part ii.

The first essential in finding the i'm
pedance of circuit is to find out the
values of resistance. inductive react
ance and capacitive reactance, The
resistance in the circuit Is usually OBJ
tanned by direct mea asurement. We
will take for the sake of illustra ton
that the resistance In a given circuit
Is 10 ohms.
The method used to calculate the
inductive and capacitive reactance in
circuit will be described later. For
ihe time being. TO show how 10 calcu
late the impedance we will assign an
arbitrary figure of - ohms for the
inductivc reactance and ohnls for
,he capacitive reactanCe.
In Figure | let "OA" represent the
value o. resistance rs described in
Yesterdays article. Then lay off :
units to he left on line "OE" at right
angles from "OA." This represent
the Il ohms of capncitive reactance
Finally lay off - units along line
'OC" opposite to line OBJ to repre-
sent the - units Of inductive react
lpCe.
The total reactnnce due to the ac.
ton Of capacity and inductance in
circuit Is equal 10 the sum of its ca
pacitive reaCtanCe and inductiNs re-
,ctance. Since these characteristics
or quantities are opposed to each
other. one may he considered AS act.
ing in a positive direction while the
other acts III q negative direction. II
we consider the capacitive reaCtanCe
~ negative and the inductiNe react
"nce as positive. the sum Of the two
in this case. being Il units in a posi-
live direction and units in mega
tive direction will be 9 units in posi-.
tive direction showing n preponIer-
lnce % inductiNe reaCtance and cauS-
ing the voltage I" lead the current.
Adding The capacitive ana induCtive
rcactanceS together still leaves = re-
rctan"e of . "hmS in the circui'. "a
shown in E'ic
Evening star., 1926-01-24

Interference is almost as bad as 1t
was at the close of the fourth ma
tional radio conference. although there
are about 20 less stations on the air,
according TO report reaching Secre-
tary of Commerce Hoover. II is be
Eeved that this is due to the fact
that a ma jority of the stations deleted
from the lists were small or inactive
stations with low power and short
ranges. Virtually none of the high
powered stations has shut down in the
last few months. with the result that
interference between these stations
remains practically unchanged.
The situation can only he remedied.
Mr.. Hoover believes. when Legislation
is passed authorizing the Commerce
Department to eliminate some OF the
stations now on the Air or refuse TO
license new stations Tor which there
is no public necessity. Radio inspec-
tors of the department have To con
Germ themselves With radio lnterfer-
ence only. as neither the 1912 laws nor
he proposed bill for radio regulation
provides for investigating or testing
other forms of interference.
II radio listeners are a little patient.
il is pointed out. interference between
stations should decrease as result
uf the remedial measures taken 10y
broadca sters To reduce interference
Jetween themselves. EiGhty-seven sta
tions have been equipped with appa-
tattS to prevent harmoniCS during the
past month. bringing the total number
Of stations SO equipped up to l34, IN
Guiding virtually all OF the larger
stations. \ number of these. and some
other stations also have secured piezo
crystals to keep their emissions on
the assigned trequenCies and thus
eliminate what are termed beat
notes. resulting from TWO stations
heterodynlns each other AT An audi"
IreuuenCN.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Radio Freight Rates Fixed.

Increa sed freight rates on combina
ton radio sets and talking machines
will not be permitted by the Inter
state Commerce Commission In a
recent ruling the commission held that
The proposed recla ssification OF rates
from second class 10 first was not
found justified and the suspended
schedule was ordered Cancelled on or
before February l..
This ruling affects only carload lots.
in what Is known as the official classl,
fication of railroads. Ii would not
have increa sed the costs uf radio sets
to any appreCiable extent IT II hau
been authorized by the commission.
bur it was disapprored after hear
ing when the protests Of the Victor.
BrunSWiCk. Sonora companies ana the
Musical Industries Chamber OF com
merce of New York were nled. The
te for combined machines in carload
lots on official southern and Western
roads will continue to go in the sec
ond ella IS. with = minimum of $4,000
pounds per car.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Issues Radio Warning.

Warning against the use Of wire
loss transmitterS aboard ships Of the
United STATES Navy to communicate
with unauthorized stations ON shore
has been issued by capt. Ridley Nc
Lean. director of naval communca
tons. following announcement made
In radio magazine that a bsttleship
and q destroyer were anxious 10 com
munic"te with amateur stations
4 shore
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Finding Suuarc Root.

Tho total impeda nee in the circuit
is then fc''rd by taking the square
root Of the sum nf the squares "f tn"
reactanCe and the resistance. In this
"a Sc the square Of 10 freeistanceh L
equal TO 100. while the square Of
'reacta nce) is equal 10 81. The sum is
equal to Isl and the square root of
Isl uhe square root "f the sum a.
their squares is equal 10 about 1876
Uhms.
If capaCitive reactance is tho larger
figure. the total react2 nee in the Gin
Cuit will he negative quantity %+
would hC the case for instance II tho
'apaCitive rcactance WaS II chms and
The induCtanCe was ohms. In that
rase YOU would have minus - added
"a plus s. which would give an answer
nf minus .. negative quantity. Thi-
state "f affairs "a automs tiCdlly taken
rare of in the calculations because
Nhen YOU square 4 minus qua nifty.
the result viii he = positive number.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
New Concerto for Violin.

4 new concerto for violin. the work
of Robert Cary Stearns OF Washing
ton. will be heard by listeners 10
WRC. NGY and VIZ when II is play
ed for the first time January IS as
= part of the second symphony con
cert by the United States Marine Band
Orchestra. The rinlinst will he Mu-
sician William r. Santelmann, son of
Capt William ". Santelmann. leade,
Of the Marine Band and Marine Band
Orchestra. to whom the concerto has
been dedicated
Evening star., 1926-01-24
African Stations TO Continne.

Operations of the broadca sting sta
lions at Iohs nnesburc. Cape Town q nd
Durham viii he continued despite
rumors 10 the contrary. according To
reports to the Department of Com
merce. The Joha nnesburc station.
HI. however. complains that few fans
pay dues and states that drastic steps
to ccIlecr them will be taken.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Finnish Company incorporated.

\ company To control broadcastinc
in Finland and handle programs is
being incorporated. capitalized Al
bOn. 900 Finnish marks, according 10
Trade Commissioner kekich at Hell
sincfore. who adds that scientific re
search on climatic conditions and the
preferable type Of receivers i also
underway. Five propositions Ia han
die hroadca sting have been submitted
10 the ministry of communications.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
y. Y. symphony Featured.

Europe will he given demonstra-
;iun not only of American IA adlo deNel-
opmenl but also of American musical
achievement during The Atwater
Kent radio hour tonight. when con
cert bv the New York symphony Or
rhestra, with Walter Damrosch con
ductinc. viii he broadcast through a
chain Of IL connected stations inciud-
ing WCAP.
The concert will lead oif the events
Of international radio test week. An
international flavor has been given the
program prepared by Mr.. Damrosch
for the Occa sion.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
BRITAIN STRIVING
FOR BEAM RADIO
Linking FarfIung Posts of
Empire by Wireless Ex.
peCted Achievement.

The linking lu@cthrr of the far
nunc part Of the British empire by a
worldwide system OF heam 'adIn com
muniCa ton is expected to he among
the wireless achievements nf l91t. aC.
'"rding to adVices to the department
"f Commerce
The Australian beam stations which
will be the first links in the empire
chain, will be ready for service within
Two or three weeks. il is announced.
The reCiproCatinS stations in England
are expected To be completed by June
and work on the Canadian plants at
Montreal is being rushed.
The Australia canadian service.
however. may he the first of the en-
pire service TO be put into operation.
as permission to own and operate its
own beam stations in England has not
Vet been granted to the AmalSamated
Wireless Limited. which is endeavor-
ing 10 establish the beam system.
Principles Suggested by MarcOni.
The principles Of the beam method
Of transmission are those advanced by
NarConi but whether they will prove
more serviceahle than the systems
prevailing in the present scheme OF
worldwide wireless remains To ne
seen. Work with the beam signals
has been carried out chiefly in Eng
land and Australia
\ second iriternal li0nal radio service
which is reported I" have achieved
ConSiderah hle success i that instituted
AT the roWertul Swedish station dt
C;rimeton. The demonstrated range
al The Grimetun station. the depart
mem is advised. has proved much
greater than has been anticipated ana
reports Of such successful reception
have been received from Japan that u
IS now proposed 10 establish direct
ira ffic with Toxic.
Number Of Messages Increase.
The number of MESA ces diSpatche"
from Grimeton iS said tu I've raplnlN
increasing and il iS estimated that
% ner ren1 of all Swedish radioErAm>
tr the United States pass through th2t
station CoinCident with the eEpan-
sion of the wireless communication
systems of the world. increa sed broad
casting activity is reported from praC-
ticaNy every nation.
The subscription list to the TOXIC
stations now contains approTima telN
TO 900 names and new subscribers are
being enrolled at the rate Of 800 a day.
The Nagoya and Osaka stations also
arc experiencing a period ot RAPID
growth.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
STATIONS TO CONTINUE.
Johannesburg and Capetown Not
Blocked by Lapsed Dues.

Despite the failure of most of the
listeners to the Johannesburg broad
casting station TO pay their dues.
neither that station nor the one At
r;.petown is to he closed. il was
officially reported To the Department
"f Commerce. Unless some means is
found whereby the fees can he col
Iected. the plan probably will have
to continue operations Al a loss.
Evening star., 1926-01-24
Manila in Broadcasting Field.

Eeck'e Department store in Manila
is now hroadCa sting from station
EZIB. on 26O meters, but As only 20
watt power is used fans in the States
must not waste their time trying to
pick ND This new American station.
kZkI and kZRQ ais" in Manila are
nf 500 watts each.
Evening star., 1926-01-24

according to the rules ot algebra. A
negative reactance indicates a pre-
ponderance of capacity and shows
that the current will lead the voltage
in the current.
When the capacitive reactance and
inductive reactance are equal, they
neutralize each other and produce
resonance. In that case the voltage
and current are In phase.