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RADIO TOPICS

BEAM WIRELESS.

ITS FUTURE IN THE WORLD.

NOTED ON RADIO IN WASHINGTON.

Broadcast at intervals, from the big time" radio stations goes the violin melody of a young Filipino musician.

wireless Clapham Junction. There FILIPINO VIOLINIST. was keen competition between the Eastern Telegraph Company, and Marconi for the Egyptian conces Blor, which included the taking over of the obsolete post office station near Cafro, erected under the

Mr. Harry Frantz, United Press At one stage in the development former Empire scheme, for com correspondent, writes from Wash-

Withington on July 26: of wireless, amaters were (writes municating with Lenfield. Sir Robert Donald in the London atations in the north and south of "Daily Telegraph") restricted to Africa and in India, it is obviously practising with wave lengths of, necessary that the circuit should be 300 metres or under, which was thon enlarged, and that wireless com

"Ernesto Fausto Vallejo, 17 years deemed to be the non-commercial munications should be established sphere for transmission. Experi- between all the British possessions old concert artist, of Manila, broad- ments soon proved that, within in Africa. The Portuguese Govern casting from WMCA, New York," limits, the shorter the wave length ment is ahead of us in having only the manager will inform you.

If, charmed by the Invisible har the longer were the distances which a few weeks ago inaugurated & wire- 'could be covered. Senatore Mar- less nervice betwein Lisbon and its mony, you seek further information

Other scattered coni, who had been experimenting African colonies. during, and immediately after the territories within the British Em-from the young musician himself, success. In part, to the violin itself. war, by his long and patient demon- pire are being linked up with wire-you will find him attributing his strations, placed short wave trans- legs, The West Indies, formerly Just as Charles August Lindbergh mission on a practical and commer- isolated, are now united by cables thinks of his "Spirit of St. Louis,” cial basis. One might say that the and wireless, all under British can as "we", so young Vallejo shares position is now reversed, and that trol. The network is being extend his musical personality with his

wireless is ed by the new stations linking up care Landolfus. the non-commercial

We may that which uses long waves. Bermuda and Jamaica. It le doubtful whether more look forward in the early future to stations of the Rugby type will be the adoption of cheap wireless as erected except for universal broad- the medium for bridging over the casting on a non-commercial basis. vast spaces within the Empire, as in It looks as if the future lay with the Continent of India, in Australia, the beam. The success of the short and in the Canadian North-West,

Simultaneously with the erection wave directional, or beam, has been unexpected by wireless experts out- on behalf of the British Government side this country, who questioned of stations in England for com Senatore Marconi's optimism, and municating with South Africa, In took a sceptical view of his experi- dia, Australia, the Marconi Com ments. He and his colleagues may pany is erecting a large multiple now feel proud of their triumph, as Beam centre at Dorchester, which beam stations are springing up all will include seven transmitting over the world, some of them being stations for communication with the built on behalf of companies which United States, Brazil, Buenos Aires, a few years ago had no faith in the Egypt, the Far East, and elsewhere. system. If the beam stations erect. It is a further tribute to the success ed for the post office by the Marconi of the Beam that the big Radio Cor- Company had failed, the result porntion of America has given the would have been disastrous for that Marconi Company an order to in- corporation. As it is, it seems as stall a Beam station in the United if the beam were to bring it renew- States on its behalf. ed prosperity.

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This wonderful instrument was presented to the young violinist by the New York banker. Mr. Henry Seligman, in appreciation of his evidently exceptional talent, and in the hope that this talent would blossom into the genius of a great master.

The violin was made more than!

three centuries ago, and for quality of tone is said to be almost without equal. It is regarded priceless, but if one did have to make an apprai- sal, experts estimate that ten thou- sand dollars would not be excessive.

The presentation accurred last winter at Palm Beach, Florida, when Vallejo had been invited to give a concert for friends of the banker. He was accompanied by his. manager and pianist, Leonard Elsmith, Mr. Seligman has adopted the young musician as bis protege and will give him the finest musical education available.

Mr.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1927.

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Bean stations are being adopted

Vallejo came to the United States to a large extent under the conces sion obtained by the Marconi Com- four years ago to study music, after As far as the British Empire le pany from the Portuguese Govern- the master violinist Mischa Elman concerned, we are within sight of ment for connecting up Europe with had encouraged the Philippines One Government to provide a thorough the completion of the major Empire the Portuguese possessions. chain. The Canadian Beam service chain of stations has been complet training for the boy. He has been is now carrying about 140,000 words ed; two Beam stations at, Lisbon studying the violin with the cele- per week. The Australian service will communicate with Beam sta-brated New York musician, Sascha is living up to its early promise, but tions in the Portuguese colonies Jacobsen, while obtaining a general it must not be assumed that these communicating with Mozambique education at the Riverside Country

Philip There will also be School, near New York. two or other stations are likely to and Loanda. work at fullest capacity or at stations at Madeira, the Azores, und pines government officials and offi- greatest efficiency during the first at Cape Verde, while a long-wave cials of the Insular Bureau, hereto few months of operation. In a new station at Lisbon is erected for com-fore responsible for the boy's educa-j

& plan and revolutionary development of municating with the rest of Europe. tion, have just approved this kind there are unforeseen snags The Portuguese system was officially whereby the expense will in the which must be overcome, and re- inaugurated in the presence of the future be assumed by Mr. Seligman. search and experiments inevitably President and Prime Minister on He expects to study two years:

longer at New York, but may make RADIO CORPORATION go on after the system is working. April 80.

A Promising Sphere. :: To attain precise unity of working

a trip to Europe next year. Later, And the same standard of manual

SPEEDS UP PHOTOS IN NEW The South American continant is he dreams of making a world tour.

Until he is ready to go regularly

YORK. dexterity in stationa separated by half the world is a difficult task, and also a promising sphere for wireless

development, At present it costs upon the concert stage, Vallejo It must be remembered that the post more to telegraph direct from Eng- gives concerts intermittently.

New York, August 5. office, in securing itself

A wireless transmission system two concerts in Boston, Massa- solutely against risk, does not com- land to Buenos Aires than it doca to Among his appearances have been

thei plate paying for the stations, or re-end a me 380ge to that country via chusetts, where he went as guest of enabling photographs and complete lieve the Marconi. Company of its New York, down the west coast of

the United States, across Central General Douglas MacArthur, com- messages to be tossed across responsibility until six months after America, down the west coast of mander of that district, with whom ocean at a speed ten times greater operation within a month between! the stations have been operating. South America, over the Andes to he had become acquainted in. the than at present, will be placed in

Philippines. It may therefore be said that tests

'Buenos Aires. I a short period

Vallejo is well-known to radio New York and London by the Radio continue for six months.

The next station in the Empire there will be direct wireless com- audiences several times having Corporation of America, It was an-

munication from England to Buenos chain to be opened is that for com- Aires. That city will also be put in played from the studio of WMCA nounced to-day.

New York, and sise from Wash short wave method successfully in- The company will use the beam direct communication by wireless; official tests, for this station have with Río.. Rapid developments may ington. He has also enlisted the troduced by Marconi in England. begun. The corresponding stations be expected with short-wave wire personal interest and friendship of Officials expressed the bellef that in England are at Bodmin and Bridgewater, in association with the less throughout the whole of South Walter Damroach, director of the within three years the system will Canadian stations. On this side the America, where the Marconi Com New York Symphony Orchestra, ink the world's leading cities with.

who is watching this musical pro- ready to begin operating with India, services in Peru. A heavy loss un-

whole postal, telegraph and wireless gress with special interest.

One of his public appearances but it will be a month before the der State operation has been turn merited this comment in the Passule stations in India are thoroughly ed into a substantial profit, and, Journal-Courier: "This young artist complete. It has been necessary to following upon this example, Peru's is the master of that instrument.] change wave lengths in this case neighbour, Bolivia, has just granted (the violin) such as fe seldom found|--

in those of more mature years. As and to alternate between 16,816 and 34.168 metres. It takes about 20 a similar concession to Marconi.

The Eastern Telegraph Company, was stated last Winter he was dis- minutes to change over. These are which lost the Egyptian concession, covered by that famous violinist, the major stations in the Empire defeated Marconi in competing for Mischa Elman, and having heard chain included in the Government the wireless concession in Greece, both of these gentlemen in respec- plan, erected in England by the and the Marconi Company is now tive concerts, only those of ex- Marconi Company and by its 550- building a station for its successful ceptionally keen musical intellect clated companies in the Dominions. rival. It is significant that this could have decided between the New Zealand is still without a wire-

Recently Vallejo came to Wash-: less policy, which is surprising in great cable company should enter older and the younger artist."

Into the wireless sphore.

While the case of this enterprising Do- There are other developments in ington to visit friends. minton. It showed caution by not Beam wireless, notably one of the speaking of his career with the following the example of Australia large European companies has just correspondent of the United Press and South Africa in committing it-given an order to Marconi to erect he said, in part: self in the first instance to costly a station in place of the provisional "The Filipinos are music-loving high-power stations, but there is no and incomplete station which it has people, and it is natural that I reason why it should hesitate longer already been operating. It looks at should aspire to be a musician. in having its own stations for direct present as if the short wave aystem, studied first with my father, and communication with England. directional, or otherwise, will be later, in Manila, with Mr. Bonifacio Newfoundland, one of the great cen- adopted all over the world, except Ebdon, a distinguished musician of tres for Empire communication, is for official purposes by Governments the lelands. also without its own wireless ser or for universal broadcasting.

municating with South Africa. The

vice,

Linking Up Vast Areas.

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"The city of Manila has a very high rank as a musical centre, and an increasing number of Filipinos will come to America or go to Europe in the future to perfect their Doubtless you have heard of art. the Constabulary Band, which hay gained a world-wide reputation.

Besides these main stations, in- ter-Imperial communication will be tracts many of the best teachers established. Stations are now be from Europe and there is always the ing built to put Australls and possibility of good audiences for Canada into direct communication those who show particular talent. "New York has become one of the with each other. Under its wire- **I am, of course, very grateful less concession from the Egyptian for the generous assistance of Mr. Government, the Marconi Company Seligman-particularly for his gift will erect Beam stations for com- of the violin: but I also appreciate munication with India and England, the aid that has been given me by It looks as if Egypt, may become a the government,”

World's great centres for musical education. Its immense wealth at- (Continued at foot of preceding Column.)

basis.

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