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6
BETTER TALENT IS
BADLY NEEDED ON
RADIO PROGRAMS
New Republic Declares
Broadcasting Is Not
Intelligent.
Iht XEA Serrirr
NEW YORK, Oct. 27. —Radio will
not become an intellectual force in
society until its broadcast directors
and speakers are picked for their
education and intelligence, programs
of higher quality are arranged and
advertisers and propagandists are
banished from the studios.
With these recommendations, the
Xew Republic, weekly periodical of
opinion, indicts radio broadcasting
today as unintelligent, commercial
ized and ur.progressive, while it sees
in this industry the development of
a powerful educational institution.
“In most parts of the country,”
reads an editorial, “fully 90 per cent
of the nonmusical material on the
air is sheer rubbish, not worth the
attention of any one with more than
an S-year-old mind.”
Good Talent Needed
Paid advertising is forced on the
listener, the writer continues, after
dinner speeches are transmitted with
little regard to their merit, and a
corps of volunteer publicists fill the
air nightly. Os course, broadcasters
must pay to get competent enter
tainers and speakers, but tbis is just
as important as having good men in
the faculty of a great university, he
adds.
“This remarkable invention,” the
writer explains, "with potential pow
ers second only to those of the print
ing press and with an audience al
ready nearly as la”ge as that of our
entire public school system, is main
ly under control of men unfitted by
training and personality for posts
of such importance.
“While there are a few exceptions,
such as station* maintained by uni
versities, it is generally true that the
making of programs is in the hands
of underpaid individuals, picked up
at haphazard, usually musicians or
men whose primary interest is
music. They are admirably fitted to
assemble orchestras, pianists and
singers; but when it comes to lec
tures and addresses they are about
as competent as Florenz Ziegfeld is
to run Columbia University.
Like Movies
“The development of motion pic
tures in the United States was held
back half a decade because at first
it was in the control of fly-by-nights,
adventurers and reformed pushcart
I-eddlers, not one ir. a hundred of
whom had reached the social level
where one takes one's hat off in
doors.
“Radio broadcasting seems threat
ened by the same fate, and for some
what the same reason: because a re
markable new educational device has
suddenly developed as a sort of by
product of industry and is therefore
in the hands of business men not
only ignorant of its proper use. but
indifferent as to whether it is used
properly or not.’
Map Sent by Radio
During the military maneuvers in
France, the famous Belin system of
transmitting photos by radio was
used to send a map from one sec
tion of the country to another.
Shakespeare by Radio
Shakespeare is on the air. Sta
tion WLS, at Chicago, has begun a
series of presentations of the famous
dramatist's plays, through the micro
phone. Big scenes of popular operas
also will be reproduced.
AN EVENING AT HOME WITH THE LISTENER IN
(Courtesy of and Copyright 1924 By Radio Difeat Publuhing Cos.)
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nm-*" .i •*: ■!^
j The Voice From
i—WEEI-
One of the newest stations on
the air is WEEI at Boston. “Bob"
Emery, its program director, had
scarcely introduced himself than
he was known as “Big Brother”
to thousands of boys and girls
throughout New England. The let
ters he has been getting from
them attest his popularity.
Short Cuts
Things to Know in Build
ing and Operating
a Receiver,
You can put a satin finish on y<
newly drilled panel by rubbing :
-hine oil on it with a fine grade
emery cloth, steel wool or pum
Rub only back and forth and lens
wise of the panel. Remove the
after the desired' finish is obtain
* •. *
Cut a hole in the large end o
long-necked gourd, take out
seeds, rut off the small end, ins
a speaker unit and you have a g>
loudspeaker.
* * •
A small piece of vaselined ca
hoard with a little powdered carl
sprinkled on it makes an efficd
grid leak.
* *
Diamond shaped dial markers <
be cut from white celluloid and gb
to the panel directly above the and
• • •
Test phones by dragging the 1
over a tin can. If you hear a fa
scratching noise, your phones
O. K.
Secret Transmission
Secret radio transmission is ]
fectly possible, according to iviou
Belin. inventor of a photo-transi
sion system. Ilia idea depends
synchronizing the transmitter
receiver to perfection and makin;
impossible for an outsider to disco
the kev to this system.
In View of Shoppers
Shoppers at the Oimbel store
New York will have the unique
portunity of seeing how radio i
grams are broadcast. A double gl
partition separates the studio rot
of station WO SB from the store,
that outsiders may aeo the en
operation and yet not interfere.
The British air ministry has ]
ducea a flare for night use on la
ing fields that has unusually li
power to penetrate through fog i
mist.
EXTREME CARE NEEDED
IN CHECKING HOOK-UPS
By ISRAEL KLEIN
NEA Service Radio Editor
Hook-ups hastily connected and
carelessly checked may result in
the loss of much time and money.
This is the essential point in con
sidering the matter of keeping
vacuum tubes longest. Vacuum
tubes are costly and delicate, and
must therefore be used with extreme
care and caution.
A wrong connection, an unchecked
short, any one of several missteps
may result in a blown-out tube. To
avoid this, the best advice for fans
who make their own receivers is to
check up on their circuits Step by
step. *
The first wiring to be done in any
receiver is installation of the fila
ment leads. These wires should be
run along the base, if possible, and
all connections with tube sockets,
A battery and rheostats completed
before any other wiring is begun.
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lectors and Piping
Phone
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JOSEPH GARDNER
The Times Pink
for Late Sport News
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Indianapolis is forging ahead. Its car system must
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
When the filament wiring is com
pleted, a good practice is to test out
the tubes in their sockets. If they
light, the wiring is correct.
R Voliage Heavy
B-batteyy connections should not
be made until after this test is made
and it proves successful. Even after
the B-leads are connected, extreme
caution should be used. A B-wire
might be inadvertently crossed with
a filament lead, with the result that
a tube could easily be blown 'out.
Even after checking up closely,
caution must still be the guide. Use
only one tube, instead of all for
which he hook-up provides, insert
ing it separately in each socket. It
is better to have the trouble revealed
through one tube, than in all.
Blow-outs may be avovided by the
use of only 22 J 4 volts of the B-bat
tery for testing. The i, if this acci
dentally is crossed on a ; ’ament lead,
it will not be enough to destroy the
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tube, although it will impair its re
ceptive qualities to some extent. This
voltage will light up the tube with
abnormal brilliancy. That will be
enough to show that there is an er
ror in the connections.
Beware Waste
At all times, tubes should be
burned at the lowest effective point
for good reception. Too much fila
ment current and plate voltage cause
the thorium coating, especially on
such tubes as the 199 and 201-A, to
burn off, leaving an inefficient tube.
Whenever there is difficulty with
reception, the best way to check over
a hook-up is to turn off the controls.
Sometimes, however, this isn’t prac
ticable, especially when the effect of
certain changes is to be noted in the
tubes or the whole apparatus.
Thanks to Wireless
Women have become more inter
ested in politics, through the influ
ence of radio. This is the conclusion
made at WGY, Schenectady, from
correspondence received from thou
sands of sources on this subject.
WEEKLY
Business and Industrial
NEWS
[ORPINS TRACTOR
TRUCK EFFECTS
SAVING ON FUEL
Fordson Power Plant Gives
Efficiency at Low
Price,
Igx>ks almost as though the ideal
had been reached when O. F.
Sehlensker, sole distributor for the
Toppins Tractor Truck with a Ford
son Power Plant, shmi’s how from
$1,200 to $1,500 may be saved on a
tractor truck that will haul nearly
any weight and acquire as great
speed as a much more expensive
tractor.
The 3’-i-ton Toppins tractor has
eight speeds for grade pulling and
the changes may he made without
a shift of gears. The 2*rtn truck
does not require such a great pulling
power, hut will give the same speed.
The low grade of fuel reduces the
running costs to a minimum and
prevents the common heating and
boiling up of tha average tractor
when pulling a heavy' load up a steep
grade. Fordson power plant parts
nay be secured at nearly every cross
roads village arul roadside general
lore.
These very facts about the Ford
son power plant are the essential
diets sought by road builders and
ueavy hauling specialists.
Sehlensker asserts that not only
is the most less on the Fordson plant,
hut the depreciation and upkeep
decidedly less than on any other
trick of proven merit on the market.
REPAINTING GOOD
FOR CAR AND YOG
For the good of your car, as wel!
as for your own satisfaction, re
painting is recommended by John
Saalmiller, 437 E. Tenth St., who
does high-grade automobile paint
ing.
The old style painting, which
'akes about twentq-one days, has
been improved upon by several new
methods, such as tho Vitrolite
enamel system, Nurcoto and Dy
roxylin. which fake only about ten
days. The new rystems are perhaps
a little more expensive, Saalmiller
said, but vastly more satisfactory.
It's almost like haring anew car.
And there is no question about it—
you become attached to the old car
you've driven a year or two, and if
the old engine still sings a melo
dious song .there would he a lot of
real joy in giving “her” just a nice 1
new dress and keeping her another
season or so.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Bankers Trust
Cctnpany
Telephone, Main 10*7 Slip Cover* and
Cushions ••Tlint Pit”
Upholsterer’s Craft Shop
HENRY MAGF.I, A CO
1001 Vi N. Meridian
IMHANAPOMH
Upholstering and Refinishinsr of the
Better Class. High Grade Turkish
Davenports and Box Spring Mattresses
' " ' ' a— I
4208 College Ave. WA h. 4780
VAN’S MOTOR INN
Storage—* Auto foundry—Repairing
—Aece*ftorlpA
Open Day and Night
K. E. VAN OSDOfj, Prop.
Automobile Glass
Replaced While You Wait
Building Glass
of All Kinds
Indianapolis Glass Cos.
1002 Kentucky Ave. Cir. 7727
Today’s Best
Radio Features
Copyripht, 1924, by United Press
WEAF, New York (492 M) and
WCAP, Washington (469 M) 7 p. m.,
EST —Orchestra of the United States
Navy Band and address by Secre
tary of the Navy Wilbur, com
memorating Navy day.
WDAF, Kansas City (411 M) 8 p.
rn., CST—lvanhoe Band.
WLW, Cincinnati (423 M) 11:30 p.
m., CST —Crosley Arabian Nights.
WOS, Jefferson City (440.9 M) 8
p. m., CST —State Prison concert.
WHAS. Troy (380 M) 11 p. m., EST
—Midnight trans-continental pro
gram by Rensselaer Poly Symphony
Orchestra.
There are many beaches, often
times of very small area, whose
sand has the peculiar property of
giving out a distinct musical tone
when stepped upon.
FEET NEED CARE
10 HELP BEAUTY
I William Schatz Establishes
New Office,
' In these days of beauty culture,
| the fact is being brought home daily
that poise depends on that feeling
of being, well-groomed, which comes
| only with tho care and attention
! duo the most delicate of all ma
chines, the huoman body.
No lady or gentleman would ne-
I gleet his hair, complexion, teeth or
i fingernails. But the foot, which car
| l ies the biggest load, has to work
I most steadily and is depended upon
jto deliver the mileage, generally is
overlooked.
Neglect of tho feet, resulting in
' pain, will cause wrinkles which no
! amount of paint or powder can hide, j
! Proper care of the feet will do more
; for milady's complexion than cos- j
; metlcs or massages, by removing the
cause fur worry and discomfort.
William Schatz. newly established
chiropodist at S E, Washington St.,
will put your feet in good condition.
An expert grooming every few weeks
will take but a few minutes and keep
them ;“0 they will be a source of
pride and joy instead of a cause for
j worry. He also will treat effectively:
..and cure permanently foot ailments
, without knife, without pain, and j
: without interfering with work or ;
I pleasure.
OYSTERS RIGHT
FROM MEET
Served Exclusively at Phila
delphia Oyster House,
When the "Rs" are back in the
months and the weather begins to!
feel a little snappy, then you know
! the oyster season is in again.' If
j you have never visited the Philadel-t
phia Oyster House at 211 E. Ohio j
St., and like oysters, you have a
treat coming. This place serves shell
oysters exclusively, and shipments
are received daily of these oysters.
J. W. Everingham, owner, is an old
oyster man from Philadelphia and j
oysters are served in Philadelphia
style.
“We receive our stock fresh each
day. shipped from tlie Jersey side
of the Delaware Bay, and take them
from the shell here on the premises j
as we use them,” said air. Evering
ham. “There is a difference in the
taste of oysters taken right out of
the shell from the ordinary oysters
which are shipped in here already
opened and in bulk. We think our
method is more sanitary, as our cus
tomers can see just what they are
getting and how they are handled.”
A great many people know the
Philadelphia Oyster House and have
patronized it year after year, as this
is the tenth season Mr. Everingham
has served oysters in Indianapolis.
Regardless of what style you may
like your oytsers you can have your
taste satisfied here.
f
nVJTJ'RSON
Engraving Cos.
FOOMEBLV INQi*NA IL.BCTBOTYW6 CO.
tarijland Street
Indianapolis. Ind.
Buying and Selling
a Business of Any Kind
Groceries and Rooming Houses
and Restaurants
CONSULT US
Your best interest will be pro
tected.
O. E. TREACE
510 Lombard Bldg. MA in 6280.
COMPLETE BINE OF Si PPLIEB AND
EQI IPMENT
Prompt Delivery on nil Mail and Telephone
Orders
C. W. Ft ETON. Mgr.
iVholfiwip. Department.
2d Floor Steivart Bile. CX rote 0296
I ' iH
Wholesale Retail • ;
Open Evenings Eas/ Payments
SAVING SI LE
Special Offer for 10 Days Only
CREBE RECEIVERS / '.I |%
At a Most Exceptional Discount of
Don’t buy any radio outfit until you have isited our store.
We’ll show you how to save from SBO to SIOC on the purchase
of these highly advertised receivers.
Phone for Demonstration. f 0
Special Value—s7.oo Heslar Phoi ei,, •t)U
America’s Finest Electric
DeLuxe Buffet-Parlor Car Service
—BETWEEN—
Indianapolis and Louisville, Ky.
Leaves Indianapolis 11 A. M. and 5 P. M.
Arrives Louisville 2:45 p. m. and 8:45 p. m.
Seat Reservations, Terminal Station
Main 4500
INTERSTATE
“The Electric Way”
Seven All-Steel Dixie Fliers Daily
C. B. MOWERY
Supt. Dining Car Service.
Toppins tractor truck
With Fordson Power Plant
will solve your transportation problem. Not only the
initial cost, but the operation, upkeep and depreciation
is considerable less than that of any truefar of proven merit.
It Will Pay You to Investigate Before You Buy
2Vs-TON TRUCK, DELIVERED, $2,250.00
0. F. SCHLENSKER, Dist. 329 w^nVX ,ree *
WASTE PAPER Buy All Kinds
Main 6089
American Paper Stock Company
Incorporated.
Quality Printing—Legitimate Prices
Hendren Printing Company
(Incorporated)
465 Century Bldg. Phone, Main 0466
MIKE O’BRIEN
Transfer and Storage
1 More Furniture. Pianos, Baggage,
Freight, Safes anil Machinery.
m NORtH ALABAMA STREET,
Telephone: MA In 1307
* If IPs for
Your Office ,
We Have It
HILLER
Office Supply Cos.
28 S. Penna. St.
Just Phone Cl rcle 0611
TOURS
STE.AMSIIIP TICKETS
LETTERS OF CREDIT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
TOURS
TRAVELERS’ CHECKS
Richard A. Kurtz, Manager,
Foreign tDept.
The Union Trust Cos.
120 East Market Street
MAin 1576, 2853
CHINA AND GLASS
RESTAURANT SUPPLIES
JOHN W. TRENCK
& SON
INDIANAPOLIS
MAIN 2818 127 W. GEORGIA ST.
You'll Enjoy Doing Business With
George G. Schmidt & Cos.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Subdivision, Lot and Farm Surveys
407 Fidelity Trust Bldg. MAin 5678
CIRCLE 6712
12 MONTHS GUARANTEE
“LYKE NUE” SYSTEM
AUTO PAINTING
341 NORTH CAPITOL AVE.
. THIRD FLOOR
\MONDAY, ()C r l 27, 1924
Foster nd Messick
Telept ne MAIn 6100
Suret, Bonds and
Casiu ty Insurance
FLETCHE TRUST BUILDING
The Ti-les Pink
for 1 ate Sport News
LEE B. SMITH
704 Fletcher Trust
Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Cos.
Educational and Income Policies
“T REX-A-WRECK MA in 5073
M. M. TREXLER
1120-22 CENTRAL AVE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Towing of Wreek* a Specialty.
linad Service 24 Hour. Per Day.
Expert Automobile Repairing.
Storage, tins and Oil and Tire*.
CHIROPODIST
Registered Registered
Foot Specialist
For Festered Corns; Inflamed
Painful Bunions; AUected, In
flamed, Ingrown Toenails.
Also proud flesh and growths of all
kinds, or of long standing, can be
.cured even though 20 or 30 years
old. All ailments of the feet wiil be
taken care of in my treatments with
out auv painful results.
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
William Schatz
ftvfe. Kat Washington Street
PHILADELPHIA
OYSTER HOUSE
SHELL OYSTERS EXCLUSIVELY
211 EAST OHIO STREET
Stewed. Panned and Fried
Fried Oyater* Our SDenialty
Families Supplied
J. \V. EVKRINGHAM. Proprietor
Oyxter. Served Philadelphia Style
The Utmost In Work
Pioneer Distributing Cos.
Distributor of advertising mat
ter and samples.
115 S. Capital Ave.
MAin 2847. XVAsh. 3003.
GODFREY D. YAFGER
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
917 J. F. WILD BLDG.
Constructive Income Tax Service
Accounting Systematizing
Auditing Bank Audita

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