The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 24

Capt. Robt. Scofield Wood. F. C., M. C., Crolx de Guerre with it patms; formerly Commander 167th dron, Royal Air Forces. ORLD WIDE RADIO SYSTEM NEARING COMPLETION Ut is the expreased opinton of E. J. illy, Fresident of the Radio Corpo who recently returned from jess conference in agreements at wir ‘i ce, Germany and Ame ‘that the new stations in the west- hemisphere at Bogota Bay, Colum- fm, Cuba and the great Buenos Ayres Hon, which are all nearing comp , will be operating before this time xt year. m any part of the United States reless messages be relayed dily to Buenos Ayn wa, Calcutta or Melbourne when the io communication system of ber e tho British wir the four cor eting another Ghmbia, on the ich will give direct ith South Amertean stations. stations at Cuba and ¢ xctically completed, according to 4 chain which links of the empire, f y Nal hich is expected some time in Decem- York to Cuba, 4 and then to Buenos Ayres i be possible, but will be used only an auxiliary system. When the lenos Ayres plant is completed ts will pd and receive from the tSony Point tion direct Bogota — METROPOLITAN RADIO TIME i SCHEDULE. »| twelve cells, the last step until the destred re: are obtained. It should not require more than sixty vults on the last step to do the work. Pp. A, A—"T have a small home charging outfit with which I have been charging my storage battery. Recently 1 purchased a mew type rechargable twenty-four volt ‘B’ battery which has Will this recharging out- fit of mine be any good for recharging the ‘B’ battery? If so, how shall I hook it up?" Answer—Yes. The home charging de- vice will be suitable for recharging the new B battery. Just charge three cells ata time until the Job 1s done, S. Spellman—"What way would you suggest improving tne receptive quall- ties of the following set: A 100 foot aerfal, a varto coupler and tickler coll, a vacuum tube, rheostat and batteries, a 43 plate variable condenser and a pair of 2200 ohm phones." Answer—The addition of’ two steps of smplification 1s one way of very ma- terially improving the set. The other and one which I think is what you want Is td connect a vartometer in t grid cireuft and another one in the plate circuit. These with an * battery potentiometer will give you about per fect control of your det, B. A., City—"Will an aerial tw feet long be of any use in recelvi radio concerts? ‘The landlord will not grant permission for the erection of one on the roof, We have a detector and one step of amplification which we used with a 100 foot attena with very good results before moving to the city.”” Answer-—-No. 'The twenty-foot aerial will not give any reception.’ Why not try an Indoor aerial of bell wire run around the picture molding of the rooms in the flat, If you can get a run-of about fifty or sixty! feet in a nearly straight line and then a complete loop around the four walls of the room at either end you should be able to re- ceive the concerts without any further trouble, In doing this you will also get away from the effects of summer ne Cae a ae THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, J. K. Beach, New Rochelle.—'1 pur- chased an R C set recently and when I tried to hook it up I found that there was no ground connection on it. A {rend suggested hooking it up without the ground, and we have been receiving concerts every day, but at a much higher wave length than that on’ which the stations are supposed to operate. The reception is very shaky and not at all steady, What Is the trouble?” Ans.—There is a grounding connec- tion which is the second post down on the bakelite strip upon which eight binding posts are located. This ter is marked “Filament groun. the cessary connection and of your present trouble will be eliminated and the outfit will tune down to the proper wave lengths, M. Pletterfo, Bronxville: “Will you pleare,tell just what ts necessary for a properly inatalled aentenna?” Answer—One hundred and twenty feet of No. 14 wire, copper or copper weld; | * the nece! amount of No. 14 copper wire for a lead-in and the required amount of No. 8 copper wire for ground- ing; two 4-inch Insulators for the antenna; a vacuum lighting arrester of approved pole double celin tub ‘our or five insulators five Inches from the house, and a ground cla Paul Stern, City: “I have a/ six-volt storage battery which I used all winter for radio, I sold the set, with the ex- ception of the battery, which I tried to make use of in my car, and it won't work all right on the hydrom- ter, but It won't op you sure that the self D charge for radio work and is not adapt able for an auto starter. For auto work a thin plate battery ts used to give a charge for starting purposes may be used for radio, but a radio battery can not be used for an auto. —_————$——— WW Z—New York} 360 Metres J SST Toa rie? song recital by Hana Beatrice Bloom, soprano; J. Thurston Noe, at the piano. (a) “Wher All the World Is Young, Lad," O'Hara; (b) “prifles,"" Frank Gray; (c) “Starlight,” Lohr. 3.40 P. M.—Brief talk on electrical de- velpoment by Loulse C. Read. 4.40 P. M.—Children’s Hour, given by Hisie Jean, Subject, rd.” 10.30 P. M.—Briet programme by Helen Mathew Washburn, Marguerite Price, _sopri Soprano solo with ‘cello obligato, by Miss Prive and Miss Washburn; “Blegie,” Masse- net. ‘Cello solos by Miss Washburn; (a) “Indian Summer,” Cadman; (b) “Danse Rustique,” Squire, Soprano solos by Miss Price; (a) “Come, Be- "Handel; ly Heatt Is a " Woodman; (c) “If No One Ever Marries Me,” Lehmann. ‘Cel los by Miss Washburn; (a) ‘Melodie, Frim (b) “Serenade Espagnol Glazonnon Soprano sol (b) Little ing (ce) Is in the .” Scott. Soprano solo with violin obligato, by Miss Price and Miss Washburn, “From the Land of the Blue Water." ‘Cello solos by Miss ; (a) “Arlequin,”” Popper; (b) Slavic Lullaby," Meymarski, “The Wind W J 2—Newark 360 Metres Features of the da: Agricultural reports at 12 M, and 6 P.M Arlington official time a P. M. and 10.65 to 11 P. M Baseball reports from 3 to 8 P. M. Shipping news at 2.05 and 6 P.M Music every hour from 1% A. M P. Weather reports at 11 A and 11.01 P.M. 7.00 P. M-—"Man in the Moon" 12.55 to 1 to 6 Mi, 1. 6 sto ries 7.30 P M.—"The Make Believe of Childhood, a talk to parents by David Cory, 8.00 P. M.--Literary evening conducted by the editorial staffs of the Outlook, tile American and Harper & Bros 9.00 P. M.—Recital by Mme. Clemen- tine de Vere-Sapio, concert and operatic soprano, w! appeared with t Boston Sym tb Theure Wagner; ‘In the MacDowell; “Send Me a Marion Bauer; “Spring,” R. h, del Mio Amato Bene," Do- (Tannhauser) 1922. my © eT ee Your Expectations—at Either Onos¥ Three Locations” 1329-1331 BROADWAY Near Gates Avenue BROOKLYN Extraordinary Values The Greatest Values of the Season 6° be just arrived. Comprised of the Season’s newest styles. FULTON STREET cro BRIDGE STREET at Hat I Subway Sfaton Brookhin s 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. BROOKLYN Saturday! 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M.—Brief recital of June re ‘Ritorna —-Vineltor,”"— Verdi; Leoncavallo. atmospheric disturbances to a great ex-| 2.40 P. cordings. vicinity to confine their Jual «forts at broadcasting to stip ed time allocations. o far as the ernment Aaa in the right directior iH was the first_ move taken tn raffled atmosphere. hile things seemed to run more or in an orderly sort of way and there is a semblon of sportsmanship wen and a certain amount of regard to the other fellow’s operating But yesterday afternoon things med up with a perfect Bedlam in e "and at least three stations re trying thelr hand at amusing the dio audience on the same wave length ithe same time. In the lenguage fhe sages, “It cawn't be done, fit there is an agreement Ine for operating let us ba Fulton at Bridge St. i a Brooklyn New Summer Wash Frocks |: aces ar ie BR. 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