Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 10

10 — D —— f ' THE. EVENING STAR, oo Saag - ARCON |NV[NTS RADD SEARGLEHT words per minute, five letter code, and the voltage applied tos aerial from the local sender is increased un- til complete readability is obtained.” Thus, Marconi sald, he obtained, “at once 'a very correct estimate of how much ‘power was needed to drive the signal- through.” . Marconi has -discovered that a cer- tain kind of static called “grinder” originates over Africa and another vio- lent “’click” type over South America. LIQUOR PROBE SHIFTED FROM NORFOLK YARD Inquiry Regarding Discovery of Spirits Aboard Transport Taken Up in Santo Domingo. - "WASHINGTON, D. C,. WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 21, 1922 | folk navy yard to Santo Domingo. 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Addressing a joint meeting of the In- stitute of Radio Engineers and the American Institute of Electrical En- vm;;‘n;ss::_-dm: Intest discoveries, the in- id of the proj i - Ronos: proposed radio light ‘By means of the revolving beam of electrical radiation, it is possible for snips, when within a certain distance, to ascertain in thick weather, the bear- ing and position of the lighthouse Advantages of Device. . It reems to me that it should be pos- sible to design apparatus by means of which a ship could radiate or project a divergent beam of the short wave rays ! in any desired direction, which rays. if coming across a metallic object. such as| | another steamer. would be reflected back to a receiver on tie sending chip and thereby fmmediately reveal the presence and bearing of the other ship in fog or thick weather. One further greater ad- vantage of such an arrangement would be that it would be able to give warning of the presence and bearing of ships. even should these ships be unprovided | with any kind of radio.” arrangement of wires on towe masts. During his lecture Ma exhibited pictures of reflectors, re- sembling the weird apparatus pic- tured in imaginary tales of the con- quest of the world by Martians Through the use of these reflectors at both ends clear speech was ex- | changed during experiments over a distance of ninety-nine miles, be- tween London and Birmingham, he | announced, establishing a record in long-distance radio transmission and reception with short waves, { Sends and Receives Together. Marconi stated that the reflectors make jt possible for the receiver to reproduce a radio telephone song or speech about 200 times louder than | is ordinarily possible. What is more. | speech is transmitted practically without distortion, and the transmit- ting aerial can be used both for send- | ing and receiving at the same time. | “In these days of broadcasting itj may still prove to be very useful to| nave a practically new system, which | will be to a very large degree secret | when compared to the usual Kind@ of | radio.” he added. 1 Marconi expressed belief that inj the development of radio communi- | cation, the longer wave lengths have | so much absorbed the attention of inventors and engineers that the time has come to conduct research in short-wave-length radio. Of nround-| the-world wireless., he said, he had; obtained results “which go far tol show the relative facility with which radio, signals can now be sent from England to Australia. and seem to: indicate that there is something in the idea of the wireless waves trav- eling around the earth by various ways and reuniting at the Antipodes. Sometimes these radio waves, tra cling around the earth in different di- rections, reinforce each other when they meet at the receiver, said Mar- coni, and sometimes they interfere with each otherr He declared that the great station built by the radio corporation of America at Port Jef- 1{rrsnn. Long Island. the most power- ful on this continent, sent waves that |“preferred to travel three-quarters| of the way around the earth, rather than to come by the shortest way round.” Further Discoverfes. - Marconi discovered that when short waves are used, disturbances caused by static can be said to be almost non-existing_and the only interfer- ence come from the ignition appa- ratus of automobile and motor boats. “Incidentally,” he added, “I might mention that one of the short wave receivers will act as an accurate de- vice for testing whether or not one’s ignition system is working all right. Some motorists would have a shock it they realized how often their igniters and spark plugs are working in a deplorable irregular mannes” To overcome static, Marconi first determined the strength of the signal sent by a measuring apparatus and then makes the signal strength equal to that of the distance transmitting station. “If the signals are unreadable, due to static,” he explained, “the measur- ing apparatus is used to send to an operator at a standard rate of twenty | “Excellent,” Says Secretary Wal- lace of Middle West. Crop conditions in all of the west- ern states are excellent, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace said yesterday at the White House after a cabinet meeting, where he was understood to have discussed. informally, con- ditions concerning crop and labor matters. Mr. Wallace recently re- turned from a ten-day visit to his home in lowa, in which, and ad-| jacent states, he sald, he found a| ers because of the prospect of good: crops. 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