The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 9

The radio amateur, left, he family cupboard, By H. F. Jefferson (Checked and Approved by Radio Section, U. &. Bureau of Standards) The New Spring Styles and Patterns KUPPENHEIMER Good Clothes are unusually attractive THE NEW SET PRICE is equally as attractive $36.50, $43.00, $47.00 and $55.00 In no ether country tn the world | ig the amateur radio operator as free from restraint as im the United States, The only restrictions placed on his activities are with regard to CRAMPS, PAINS AND BACKACHE etable Soapomd vast > pe age 4 cramps every mon and had backache and bad to go to bed asl could not work. My mother and mywhole fam- ity oy took Lyd ©. Pink- bam's Vegetable Compound for such troubles and they induced me to helped me ver. much. I dont ve cramps any more, and I can do Principles of Radio in Simple Language ‘This ts the seventh of @ series of articles by I. I. Jefferson, vice president of Kilbourne-Clark Ce, radio manufacturers, explaining the principles of radio, (Checked and Approved by Radio Section, US Moreau of Standards.) At right, a girl “novice” listening in. THE 8 built his own set into the | Wave lengths and lcenmtng, This is | to prevent confusion in the alr lanes. ‘The amateur operator is not neces sarily © smal! boy, Many amateurs are mature men and women who poe *un most efficient radio stations ‘The term “amateur” operator, ax dix tinguished from “commercial” oper: ator, ie used simply to designate op erators who are in radio merely for | love of the art, ‘The radio “novice” tx one who has only & receiving set for the purpose of “listening in.” Of amateurs there | are more than 15,000; of novices, 600,000, | “To the amateur operators is due | much of the credit for the ponition the United States occupies in radio work ‘The rapidity of the practical development of long-diatancs radio communication has been largely the result of teats and experiments con- | ducted by amateurs in determining |the efficiency or inefficiency of equipment Fully 90 per cent of the radio op erators fm the American military or naval services during the war were recruited from the ranks of amateur operators. | ‘The amateurs also have been of aluable assistance to the depart. ment of commerce, with its limited inspection force, in helping to ad minister the radio laws. 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