Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1929, Page 26

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTO: D. C. OCTOBER 20. 1929-PART ONE. FLYER ADDRESSES CONVENTION | FROM PLANE 1.300 MILES AWAY Telephone Pioncers Hear Aviator Speak Over Radio-Land Line Hook-Up i While Flying at 4,000 Feet. By tie Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 19.—Talking from an airplane 4,000 feet in the air and 1,300 miles away, Capt. A. R. Brooks today addressed the convention of the Opposition to the prohibition of | elephone Pioneers of America at Minneapolis. | sriy’ and i GOWIOWISpErking on th grounds that A combination of radio and land telephone lines, which connected New ! hearing ¥ : l W ’s, Misses’ and Children’ o sndhealin aifke: “The makers it would drive away business was ex- | york Minneapolis and the airplane into a single circuit thus added another mile- omen s, isses an. lidren s E:.'n'“ sbsolutely free tril foc 10 da7 || | Pressed last night by Maj. Gen. Anton | sione to the progress of communication. It was the first time that an airplane 2 ||| Stephan, president of the Merchants | yas “bridged” into a connection between two distance points. wcins t. and Manufacturers’ Association, in an The Bell Telephone Ll:fll:'nwflPs e address broadcast by Station WMAL. Radio Station at Whippany, N. J., was jLration may be ». v the link between the plane, Which was | famton Olce o e g s Biie || | Because of wide atreels here, Gen. | pying over New Brunswick, N. J, at a | f4th and F Sts. N W.—Advertisement. Stephan declared, automobiles standing | speed of 95 miles an hour, and the land at the curb do not interfere with the | telephone lines leading fo a listening rapid and smooth flow of traffic. Lim- | post in New York and to the convention ited parking, he said, should be per-|in Minneapolis. There loudspeakers mitted to allow patrons a reasonable | made the aviator's voice audible to the time to transact business and the ma- | thel,con o assembled ploneers. ;:’;L‘glm'g'g::“ are satisfied With an | “Jncidentally, Capt. Brooks notified J . : . McCulloh, president of the New York The trade body president called at-. Tiepnone Go, of his election as presi- tention to the gradual movement of | gSiPTORE Cls B LS LT\ ution ac- business from the downtown area to | .nteq by telephone from his New York the outlying sections and _attributed | “sbted bY telepione frath Tt Ner e it to the parking difficulties in the con- | OTce, WUR OO O€, 1 gested district. He said that if down- | COpvention Latenlne . o0 capt. town parking were prohibited irrepara- | o A is 863 : ble damage would be done and the value | Brogxs sald: | “"'We are fiying & five-place cabin of property in that section greatly | .onopiane, which we have converted od, | e ae more than 156,000 automo- | Into & fiying laboratory for making ail sorts of radio measurements in the air. les p TEEistered, in, Washingion 304 | Gur fundamental investigations are s Stephan asserted. going on, but a few months ago we SR L reached a point where our engineers could design the radio sets which I YEARNS FOR MALE HEIR. | have in the plane now. e “We have & very sensitive receiving set, small and compact and weighing Chinese Army Paymaster Slays His| Jess than 13 pounds. Our transmitting Seventh Daughter. equipment is also very compact and weighs about 28 pounds. Tragic evidence that efforts of the | Deaf Hear Again | Through New Aid| Than Dime Following Sears, Roebuck and Co. 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Make These Improvements to Your Home on Easy Monthly Payments SWIMMING POOL SWIM for health and pleasure in heated, filtered water purified by Ultra-Violet Rays. Enclose Porch Plumbing Papering ew Garaoe Tinning Heating Plants Plastering. Cementing Carpentering Roofing For Women and Misses Remodeling Work Weather Stripping The Security will finance these and all other tmprovement work on eass monthly payments. Oren 10 THE Puslic DAy SAMIeNP M Membership card, without charge, on epplication Employ your own contractor “Our communication with you is by Nanking government to raise the status | radio to our station at Whippany. N. J.. of Chinese women have not succeeded | and thence through the long lines c! entirely in changing the low estimation |-the Bell system to you at Minneapolis.” in which girl children have traditionally Capt. Brooks used a special micro- been held is furnished by a case re- | phone, which excluded the noise of the ported -in the Peiping press. Chai | airplane. At one point, he held the Ming-hsien, retired army paymaster in | microphone so that his listeners could fairly comfortable circumstances, had | hear the terriffic roar of the engine. had six daughters, but no son. When ‘The plane used by Capt. Brooks was a seventh addition to the family was | the flying radio laboratory of the Bell expected, prayers were offered at the | laboratories. local temples that he might at last be ks i blessed with a male heir to worship his spirit after he was dead. Unhappily ‘Within three hours after the delivery 4 THROUGH THE . . . MIXED SWIMMING AT ALL TIMES SWIMMING PARTIES ARRANGED SWIMMING INSTRUCTION LIFE GUARDS SECURITY FINANCE CORP. Claunde W. Owen. Pres. James B. Evans, Viee Pres. Phone District 3878 Investment Bldg. 15th & K Sts. 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