Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1925, Page 37

FASCIST GROUPS THREATEN BRITAIN Talk Heard of “Impending English Revolution,” Includ- { ing “March on London.” | By JOHN G Correspondence of THER, and the Chicagc | LONDON, vember 20.— | Tiven 1sery known as the Briti existence and i Is the im tion. Such a revolution, according most reasonable people who know British mind, is as unthinkable war with Mars. but the Fascisti certain that it is coming, and preparing to combat it There are two Fascist organizations in London, each furiously contemptu | ©ous of the other. One is the British Fascist. The other is the National Fascists, who advocate violence and perform it. | The British organization came into bein The founder ton-Orman. | power in won now the « the | as al are | | are n's is It is Gen British Fasct | plica and throu AT and equipped liment (so he says) of f )00 members each, then, from Fascist sou of British This is almost ce: tion. A" glimpse ideas may be had fr excerpts from one speeches ‘I ization, and fascism E 1 there would end to industrial disputes.’” ain for the Britons—throw out | ens—every one. real power in the we the hands of a gang of inter supermillionaires and industr mostly R ar out to wir “People who intend to must be met by x In othe honest dete: British solini and are press it There is no doubt that IPaseists have a consi zation. But thus far funds. They publish w cist Bulletin, and beg from member use force with an m, the : 1 Mus- ssolini spirit chance to ex ing mun! lookins the British | ble orgar they have no| the Fas-| tributions | Organized for Immediate Act The Rritish Fas form. Their onl for the coat lap nd_Country,” nsign ¢ . marked “F round bumps into an ator 1otor their c: “ambulance unit it is-difficuit for Maj. Arnott to e uch activity is nece: - and Gen. Blakene: repeatedly that British as and ays would be loyal to the crown, and that its only Tunction, far {rom be political, was | land orderly now?" | the major was asked. | He admitted th it added | in the opir n of time. aid, the Fascist troops s to the gov- ral strike | the same | time canie, he would offe ernment in the Sp: tender of ass “Yes, there m: on London some v 4 i of the The national Fascists the original body ihout a year ag too mild. Fascist groups. bhroke from 1 seists upon a few h got together been filling the p cour ous offenses, from riotin ance of the peace Indulge in “Red v existence have given the h publicity in a few | ‘They are undiseriminating in nition of nmunism. Al- person doc pt t On _three occ months they Hyde Park 1 down soc three decades ut forum bave sy England Communists months. their de! any Jast viots as for list open s speech in fons in the cansed te insist ti with fa I"ascists mak rating Ita Mussolin no_connection | the national point of imi ind pictures of dguarter was the van contain- Herald, tempt © nem this offen »d subsequently. : the + strong ing 8,000 the Soclaiist newsy ing to destroy it bers were arrested but were discha The National rent body, are a mili but it ix doubtf: sand men in all London are young ex-soldie ment. They wea esoteric Iascist e short swords (Copyrisht. 19 TARKINGTON WINS PARIS.| Most bt them out of employ- black shirts, an lem, and carry by Chicago Daily News Co.) | Operetta Based on His Work Lib-| Acclaimed. PARIS, December 12 (®).—It vare that any theatrical production which is the work or is based on the | work, of a foreign artist is received ch a chorus ¢ s | to produced as an op. | eretta at the new Marigny Theater in the Champs Elysee: The production was advertised as “an operetta” by Andrew Mesagre, “libretto by Rivoire and Weber,” with | no mention of the Amc on whose work the pi 3o0th Tarkington. This way of presenting the operetta to the public, together with its French hame and subject matter, may help ta account for its popularity. Few of the critics indicated that they knew anything of its American origin, though Tarkington's story has been translated into French and shown here as a motion picture. erally is | ican nos > was b Mrs. Ethel TRoosevelt Derby, daughter of the late Theodore Roose- Jelt, is the only woman to be made a member of the National Crime Com: mizsion of the United State | ingly, he figured there { time of it. | sider j | nucleus | of the electrons on the point of wan John Smith and His Radio BY FREDERICK C. RUSSELI s throughout the world have followed John Swith in his daily and have benefited thereby. Now he has taken up radio, willing that his fellow fars shoyld be amused and prefit by his cvening esperiences. Smith has @ faculty for “finding out things, it ,r»’iu pay radio devotees to follow him in The Sunday star each ceek: . No. 43: Hard Tubes and Soft. Smith somewhat surprised the other day when his radio dealer asked him whether he wanted hard tube oft one. Not appreclating the s confused for the these tubes. You would see that it would work as a detector with a plate voltage of from 15 to 20 volts. Such a tube, however, requires a sto teiy for the filament current. “That may be one of the objections. Another ix the necessity for providing a me pplvin lower and more cusily varfed plate vo At the critical adjustments nece with such a tube. It Is the old ste | that complications usually bring di | culties.’ “Particularly is still a h t Week, No. 41—Tuning Differ- I expla . “are the usual tubes with a little xas in them | to compensate for the lowe vace- | Hard tubes vacuun + true vacuum Smith wa still and soft b 1 ion, egus, whet not always a m was the matter when the hard ‘tube radio interpo soft or hard tter of tastc of digestion were There | Accord- | D should be rea- | (Cops for the difference in degree of | ufty of tubes “There are advantages vantages.” I hastened tc ure him. The odds, howe are in favor of the high-vacuum tube. But I'm glad the dealer mentioned the soft tube becarse there is much to be learned from it, even if you never used one ht by the Ullman Feature MECCA FOR DIVORCES. Nice Rivals Popularity With Americans. | PARIS, December —Nice “In i high-vacuum. tuve there is|threatens the supren s what is known as the negative space mecca for Americans seeking | charge. If yvou i the 1 2 3 nee of the matrimonial tie. | provide no positively cb of decr pronounced by the elec tribunal of the famous Riviera | Lament ased 200 per cent this year | Service.) and disad Paris in Am like his in divoree Nice, where I pend half th din limits, the more voltage & the Al ent, and the more positive poten applied to the |.l:no’ and grid, the more electrons will jump the | “That's the situation in a hard tube. In a oft tuk the situation is dif- ferent, but you'll a: that it isn't accugately named when ‘l tell you | . that such a tube never has a soft ), There is a_constant con Apples Don't Count. inside all the time, a Telegraph to visit his little ) tind cut how stting on at school he to the the ¢ vantage, e Paris ts are sw all kinds of cases and pre paratively slow. he have less incumbered dockets.” he mped wi is comi- courts sm the Pittsburgh Chronicle Grandpa b grandson the boy flict goi! regular = on battle Smith Learns More. was » idea of a battle in a was news to Smith. that's the situation I should | this tvpe of tube would sv." he volunteered. It is,” T agreed, “unless very care fully handled. And it is often noisier than the h 3 vacuum | 1 had tgn apple: wore how marn have altogether?” “1 dan’t know the young hopeful; * sums in heans nd I gave 1ld you rvepiied | do wvur | ndpa alwi 1sed at he h rather low plate cur made to produce fairly 1 explained. it is| not recommended for use as apli- | fier; merely as a detector. We are | drifting, however, away from the battle,” which is the important point.” | i battle, as I described it to| a conflict between the elec-| m the lighted filament and Smith, trons is fr | the electrons which form part of each The situation | so we agreed | atom of gas in the tub is rather comp that it might be a, good ide to con. st one electron and one atom of | gas. | “Picture your n shooting off from the filament and heading for the plate to which it is attracted by rea on of the plate being connected to the positive side of the ‘B’ battery,” I ’4. family!—with the clearest went on “On its y to the plate | the electron jumps through one of the | %o voiced of .l npmdgcers. onen e momp ) the international favorite of n the : % =l ? music lovers, an Amplion! } world-wide favorite | é ‘This Christmas, delight | 4} your radio friends—or the pur the This means its own electrons scene, but finally o the plate iat follows be atom ef electrons which are | ¥ ® wogd. thna’ andihaving no astinte | OheWorldys Standard | 3 oo G Hear this creation of the actual §{ ~in_electricity like cu you why it leads internationallyin ¥ | rtom breaks up sudden ]V‘ ped with cordsand panel piugs. ¢ they < OF AMERICA cides it fc g the one tha casually going across | K, S BYED & 0. works col Atom % which is pos with sufficient current to hold around | Natur: v our elec from the ‘being out for de nation in inind. exc to ch | The result of ever 30 years' experience the plate to which it is be drawn, g has a desire to meet the nucleus, b o 5 D originators and oldest makers of oY it hasn't a v tim r the electrons Joud spe Voor will tell ‘\) while unlike B this conflict sales. Six models. including console 47 units, $12 up. All Amplions equip- N the atom gives u Ther Write for the “Amplion Pedigres THE AMPLION CORPORATION them h 12 80 Madison - tracts the released electron: as | N T 4 the gap. plate seems to exert ..2.:1,5"" st more of & pull when it sees so many | ? Aitred Graham & Co. dering about. e e owiand, “An odd th is that the us of the atom, now called an fon, with the crowd u : plate. But, belng a pos immediately r els buckward bout i wrged 1 plate current t + tilament, the jons are ising the plate current. Th efficient, as you tried one SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN"— pmuine | When you sce the “Bayer Cross™ on tablets, you are getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only “Bayer” package Toothache which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. 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Two manufacturers may tell you that the turns ratio in their trans formers are 2 to 1, 3 to 1, or any other ratio us the case may be, vet the per- formance will vary consider 3 they are all so similar in { pearance and design, why much difference in cost between trans | formers made by different manufac- turers ans even between differént types of transformers made by the same manufacturer | Let us analyze one by one the fac | tors which enter into the design and | construction of good and bad audio-| former knosws | frequency transformers and see what produces the difference in quality and cost. efficient be point in windings. such factors factors in mind. they use sm ctual ap < there so !n thei The cas | wound with 1 which the windings ix not efficiency Should Be case mil i properly Most Essential Parts. |and thoroughly The essen parts of the trans-|vent former are the colls and the core. The | also knows turns of a transformer determine to|properly some extent the amplification pro-|stray how M. who will tell the P tomor- MOON transformer and tube. A turns ratio of 5 to 1 can be obtained by one turn on the primary and 5 turns on the! secondary, but this will not give an Poor in nee ples. Thelr tr maili / "use only Reproduction Prohibitd. audlo transformer. efficiently the prim wound to the same the plate to filament impedance of the tube, and that should be the starting calculating the number of turns on the primary and secondary Unscrupulous manufactur- ers of cheap transformers do not take consideration and wound with such The result fs that ller coils, while rreserv. o and the turns ans into thelr colls are not Properly he manufacture that tn,n layers of the cofls should be from tmpregnated to insulated short-circuiting 1o to avoid the introduction of pacities and resonance points duced by the combined action of the | which cause distortion by amplifying certain frequencies more than others. nsformers with, designe RadioSec To work ry winding mu impedance as bsolutely nothing. ¢ phones wire in of the phone of their mee Insulated. good tr get efliciency of to other pre- He colls each of turns. wind the re not wound sclentific prinel d manuf. genyine RCA-Radiotrons Remember this when you buy—that getting what is claimed for a set depends upon the quality of the vacuum tube put into it. You cannot get clearness—you cannot get distance —you cannot get volume—unless the tubes get it. That is why it is so important to look at the base of every tube, to be sure it is a genuine RCA Radiotron. a great gift for any fan ~ at i,Zgo ‘A radio fan will appreciate a “spare” Radiotron, or a com- plete set of Radiotrons, just as an autoist appreciates a spare tire. But the Radiotron—a genuine RCA Radiotron—costs only $2.50. If you note what set a man owns, any dealer can tell you which type of Radiotron he uses, and you can give him exactly what he would choose for himself. high-vacuum tube for ownetrs of Every owner of a Radiola Super-Heterodyne can bring his set right up-to-date with the latest improvement, if you give him the new dry battery power Radiotron UX-120,—and an inexpensive adapter. volume with better tone than ever! 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They also | T T provide metal shields thut completely [ AT hour of el familiar s encase the windings and core and pre- [ JOALeC recently by - station vent stray fields from affecting the | oo, ] e DNE e e once a weekl The hymns were broad other circuits in the receiver that cast at the noon hour in conjunctior | cause howling. To prevent eddy current losses, the | with the dally organ recital from th« tt Studios and were presented b W cores of good transformers are built up of many laminations with proper | George F. Ross, organist: Viola F insulation between them and alr|per, suprano, and Ellsworth Tompkin spaces to prevent distortion. The | buritone, sololsts. cores are made of speclal silicon to| Although unannounced in advance prevent hysteresls losses. Trans-|the hymns brought a greater response |formers of cheap construction are|through the malls than any tingie |made of ordinary iron, fmproperly In- | hour of *jazz" or concert music pr |sulated and poorly designed without | sented in the six months. T i regard to minimizing core losses. | hour of hymns is definitel That is the reason why scheduled ursday from 12 formers which look very mu tke |1 o'clock of the 1 have price tags that are anything “apital relations. hes: | WBBL, Richmond, Va.. decr | power from 150 to 100 watts. 5 t 1 that there in the allowing four peogde I fraction to a We See, We Hear, We Know Atwater Kent SMITH’S Battery and Radio Service North 9928—North 4896 2119 18th St. N.W. 0. 02Md. . . . Prics . 40cto$L75 "MICADONS —the standard fixed condensers of radio—are made to meet and solve efficiently every radio con- denser problem. They are made inaccurate and permanent capac- ities and are found in 9 out of every 10 radio sets in use. ! 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