Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1927, Page 16

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Had f any of |By the Amsociated Press, It PHILADELPHIA, October 7. anestiana Gihere: n the opinion of t > ircuit Court Invented in 1912, ‘s opinion sal gainst oscillating audion and the back circuit, vital elemexts in broad. 0 casting. the audion in Approximately half a billion dollars arlier date in rovalties and other claims are in in the inver the decision v ward the invention intellizently tumbled upon th which was written by ze Woolley f i >s Buffington r of no concern n none the less. the inventions oy at an » ‘hundreds of original i De Forest’s claim heen upheld in low times, more than 1t is expected appealed to the Sur ds of dolla — S The other claimant ernment, which malint ander Mesissner, a_German inven aiscovered the feed back cir is used on many radio r Among rare specimens of goldfish recently presented to the United W Japan is muscles, kept in a tank with only E of 'NINTHg Prominent among the new Fall felts— The “Parker” A very smart model with the nar- rowed brim that fashion dictates for this season, Pearls, tans, greys and all ' the favored shades. | Bound brims, roll :\_ brims or raw edged, \v > as you prefer, P-B Hats, $5 to $10 Stetson Hats, $8 to $10 Barbisios (Italian made), $10 Libov i The Avenue at Ninth THE BOVS SHOP ON THE SECOND OF THE P-B STO! 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