New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 27, 1926, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1926, MARCONI PREDICTS WIRELESS GURREN Transmission of Power Oyer Waves Possible, He Think33 —_— | London, Oct. 27.—(P— William Marconi thinks it may be possible some day to utilize electric waves | for transmitting power over moder- ate distances. In foreshadowing such a possibility during an address fore the institution ur eivil enzin- eers, Signor Marconi spone very cautiously and without Implying any near attainment of such a dev ment. The inventor said the achievement of the transmission of power by electric waves would involve t perfecting of devices for projecti the waves in parallel beams in such | a manner as to minimize dispersal | and diffusion of e | | be- He did not elabora further. ignor Marconi things that less was ing the theory of many persons ima hole theory a stance radio tra id among other nd that the e of long- ‘mission were un- dergoing a radical change, | In the cour of his address Signor Marconi expressed confiden | of beam radio trans T reless telephony more effective and aid in the tran mission of pictures and facs including television. b Only recently Marconi put in operation the 0 service be miles, Jones was discovered in a creek. The er had been shot four times. was reported last night his wife and women rela- home in Harrisburg. ing to get and we 13 to work he told newspapermen. The Birger gang is reported to have an armored truck and a number of machine guns. Lit- t l2 is known of the strength of the | elton group. The two factions formerly were united in opposition to the Ku Klux Klan, but are said to have split over liquor operations. Sheriff George Galligan sald he had not heard of possession of ma- chine guns by Birger, but knew of the car w “for protection.” Camnof Tnvestigate Bingham, He Writes Middletown, Oct. 27.— Chairman Leonard O. Ryan of the democratic town committee gaid last night that he has received acknowledgment of the tel n sent last night to tor James A. ing the mittee to investigate atement about Senator Hiram Bingham and State Central Committceman Wil- liam S. Reynolds George H. Bragdon, of this city, a member of the legal division of the prohibition enforcement unit. The amswer signed by H. Yates, | clerk of the Senate commission, was sent from Kansas City, \o., and said e said he heard | ting com- | made by Lawyer | FLASHES OF LIFE: BREAD AND WATER . FOR 14 DAYS, MAN GAINS 3 POUNDS i By the Assoclated Press. 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