Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 26

B0 RADIDWEEK SOON DUEIN BROADEAS Season’s Approach Indicated as Fans Demand Sneezes From Fiji Islands. ‘When '.hz‘;:w‘rmamln' “DX" !l"n‘: snooping for a sneeze from mh preference to listening to the mm coming over their local sta~ of the radio sea- the try, and the new season's ving “set models make their first ce. happens toward the end of . From September 22 to trade organizations—th eration of Radlio Associations, the Radio - Wholesalers’ Association and the Radio Manufacturers’ Association. Werld’s Fair in List. ancurrenug, the radio world’s fair, ‘most lat of all trade shows, holds at the Madison Square Garden at lew York City, and local shows are held throughout the Nation. Don’t be wary about buying that new wecelving set, the industry advises, just a8 it has in the past. But this time, all of the manufacturers seem to be agreed that there won't be any really obsplete by next year. “Radical developments or changes in radio have d year by year, until now changes in models consist mostly in new furniture designs and slight im- ments in radio instruction.” says Alter of Chicago, president of the o Wholesalers' Association and vice president of the national federa- tion. Sees Radio Products Stabilized. “In my opinion, the engineering and production of radio is stabilized to such | & point that the public can buy with- | -out. fear of owning obsolete radio sets inas or two,” he continues. "'l'g:“omy checks on sales of radio vecefvers for the balance of this year are, as I see them, general conditions and lack of employment. As general business picks up, and as mechanics, Iaborers and white-collar help go back work, in that proportion will jthe business be improved.” “This optimism is shared by the entire , after the most trying period ’s history last Winter, when crashed along with the speculative market. A 4,000,000 set turnover is foreseen by ‘the industry for the 1930-1 season, not alone from an recuperation of economic conditions, but from the fact that the fleld of radio marketing is m& X'm. Consolidated Press.) i e millios ds of -..uhqghnol:vnm:gmd * The Susquehanna 1430 W Street N.W. 3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $40 STOP THAT ITCHING You won't have io waii — relief follows the first comforting touch of Resinol THE ' SHE SWAYS THE MASSES ] No, Miss Stella Cronin is not an eloguent orator, but she demonstrates, how (o pacify the most turbulent of pachyderms by putting a herd of five of these big fellows through their paces in the Sells-Floto Circus, showing at Camp Meigs grounds Monday and Tuesday. 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