Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1931, Page 34

CARILLON'S RANGE WIDENED BY RADID Church ’Bells Can Be Heard 10 Miles by Amplifying Invention. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 20.—Church svells loud ‘enough to be heard 10 miles booming out chimes never before play- sble are the latest creation of the radio vacuum tube. The new device, the electric carillon, was described to the New York Elec- trical Society last night by Dr. Alfred N. Goldsmith, vice president and gen- eral engineer of the Radio Corporation of America. ‘The operator plays a pianolike key- board, which causes tiny hammers to strike tiny steel chimes. By use of fa- miliar radio pick-up and amplifying de- vices, these tones can be swelled mil- lions of times in volume. They can be played out from a church tower with| glant Runs or trills can be played even more rapidly than on a piano, some- thing, Dr. Goldsmith said, never before Toud speakers. May Be Candidate YOUNG ASWELL MIGHT SEEK FATHER'S SEAT. JAMES B. ASWELL, JR. +HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, DOOR-T0-DOOR RAI 11 Southwestern Roads Try to Offset Bus Lines With Freight Delivery. By the Associaged Press. ST. LOUIS, March 20.—In an effort to retain and regain short-haul pack- age freight business they have been losing in ircreasing quantities recently to truck lines, 11 Southwestern railroads anuounced here yesterday they would inaugurate door-to-door freight kage service on their own bills of I It is planned to start the service within 60 days. A committee of vice presidents of the 11 railroads involved—the Missouri cific, Texas & Pacific, 'Frisco, cotmn Belt, Missouri-Kansas-Texas, South- ern Pacifie, Rock Island, Santa Fe, Kansas City Southern, Louisiana and Arkansas the Island—said work of tariffs already was will be filed with merce Commission as soon as The plan can be made eff with the commission’s npprw:l SERVICE PLANNED: play ever produced. ON RECORD IS BELIEF There s a knock on the door and when e o g Th‘l Exile.” Labourdin is the exile and Melaneau is & mountaineer. PARIS, written what is perhaps the shortest D. is mountain cabin near the frontier. ns it the exile en is the entire dialogue of the ().—Tristan Bernard has| play: 1t is called “The | onmy Melaneau—Hou much? The exile turns on his heel and walks off as the curtain falls. As the curtain rises Labourdin—Whoever you are, pity on & h:nud man. There is a price have .~There is a tend- ency toward the demure and the puritan in the latest fashions. Little gny and navy frocks replace last mu lu crl blc leas evening gowns with coatees of lhl'll. men- C.) FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931. 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