TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929.
Red Hackle
PROPRIETORS.
GLASGOW
WHISKY
AWARDED
FIRST PRIZE
MEDAL and DIPLOMA
at the BREWERS' EXHIBITION
ia LONDON in NOVEMBER 1925
in the Competition open to all Brands of Scotch Whisky
The Whisky for testing was purchased by the Exhibition Authorities from Retail Stores in the ordinary course of busi- ness. It was then submitted to the seven leading experts in a number. the Trade in plain bottles distinguished only by
The test is conducted on the fairest possible Knes and their decision in favour of "Red Hackle" was unanimous. Agents:-W. R. LOXLEY & CO., LTD.
judge
STOP THAT COLD WITH
“A DROP ON YOUR HANDKERCHIEF"
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.
(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert dut our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spellings, such as harbor, plose, and altho.)
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HORIZONTAL
1-Harmony 7-Loud or moley 13-Conatellation. 14-Interjection,
Contempt.
:15-Atmosphere
18-Grassy Reid
17-Breeder of birda
1B-Stinging planta.
india
21-Ireland
THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE,
HORIZONTAL (CONL). ·VERTICAL (Cont.)
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84-8. State (abbr.) 58-A clasping Instru
ment or device [69–Nickname-native
of N. Carolina pine
barrena
02-Devour
· 19-A” female servant in ea-To be indebted
23-A_thorn
25-An ancient city of
A Phaniela A
*2+Sumx.:: Same as
29-To frighten
21-A lamprey 32-A young ewan 36-Ranke 37-The science of the derivation of words 38–Mora: sorrowful,erić 41-Pertaining to tho Semind
Before vya
45-Profix,
46. Correct thinking
19-Bustle
50-To loan
€4-Compass point;/
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VERTICAL 1-Pertaining to coffee
2-Girl's name 3-Chinese city
4 Herole poem 5-Fish ognost 6-Bindsor tle on
2-Tropical Trute?» 8-Falsehood
10-Dabused
20-Pertalging to microbes 22-A_fish 24-3amb as “argk 20-A large laks,
central Ireland.
28-A nut chowed by PD-Ablatics
20-A fungue on rys 33-Shon for Edward 34–Aydiötrlet of all!
W. Austria.. 135-Yea
38-Bound togather $0-Exist
|40-Having: teath
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47-Dressed by
48-The outlet of a
Volcano
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67-Romans Household,
|89-Female sheep [80-Onë" (Bust)
-12-Pendant emamente i St-Evening (pect)
THE CHINA MAIL,
RADIO TOPICS.
TO-DAY'S RADIO PORTABLE RECEIVER DIRECTION FINDER
BROADCAST. BY Z. B. W.
ON 350 METRES
7.43 p.m. Evening Weather Re- port.
WIRE FENCES AS AERIALS
MARCONI DEVELOPMENT FOR NAVAL VESSELS
RESEARCH DEPT'S. WORK
A new wireless direction finder Type D.F.M.4, has been developed by the Research Department of the Marconi Company for use primarily on all classes of naval ships as a navigational instrument.
Travellers, tourists, and others who spend time going from place The following programme will to place by car often include à re- ; be broadcast to-day from the Goyceiver in their equipment in order ernment Broadcast Station Z.B.W. that the broadcast news and wes- on 350 metres.
ther reports may be heard, writes 5.30-6.30 p.m.-Programme of W. James in the London "Morning Chinese Music.
Post" Wireless Correspondent.
Experience has shown that a Those who travel in out of the way places derive much pleasure wireless direction finder, to meet from a wireless set even when naval requirements, must be cap- head-telephones have to be used able of taking accurate bearings. instead of the more
usual loud from continuous wave, interrupted continuous wave, spark or tele- speaker.
Ordinary listeners who enjoy phone transmitters over a wide receiving are apt to miss the wire-range of wavelengths.
The Type D.F.MA, equipment less when they are away from home, with the result that during comprises three units, the frame the summer months in particular aerial, the radio-goniometer, and the tuner and amplifier. The frame numbers of motorists will prob-arial, working on the well-known
& p.m.-Evening Programme (Victor & H.M.V. Records sup plied through the courtesy of Messrs. S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd.). "Zampa", Overture,
The Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, "I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby", "Sigh No More Ladies", Tener,
"Evening Song", :
Derek Oldham.
"La Nuit", Organ Solo,
Harry Goss-Custard.ably take a portable receiver with Marconi Bellini-Tosi principle, con-
"The Waltz Dream", "The Merry Widow", Vocal Gems,
H.M.V. Light Opera Company: "Loch Lomond", "Scotch Memories", Comedian,
Sir Harry Lauder. "Tannhauser" (Wagner), Overture,
Victor Symphony Orchestra, "The Mastersingers of Nuremberg", under the direction of 415ert Costes.
"The Maiden with Flaxon Hair", "Boating Violin Solo, Fritz Kreisler "Angela Mia", "Betrayed Woman", Tenor,
Tosca", Potpourri,
them.
Those who are keen may have sists of two axed loops totally en closed in strong metai tubes mount- a receiver built into the car, buted on a pedestal. This is rigidly the average motorist will. I ex- fixed to the deck and the leads to pect, be satisfied with the results the receiver are well protected by obtained from one of the ordinary being taken through the centre of portable receivers. Of the two the pedestal. In the receiver the types of self-contained receiver tuner and amplifier are combined as the more convenient for motorists one compact unit and cover a as regards size is probably that range of from 300 to 4,000 metres. having a suit-case container, be To obtain this waverange three sets cause the wireless will generally of coils are employed, and by means be used when the car is station of a single switch mounted on the front of the receiver any one set of these coils can be switched into cir- cuit. An indicator shows which coils are in use and their waver-
Tito Schips.
Marek Weber and His ary.
Orchestra.
Most sets of the suit-case type "Mr. Hoover-Mr. Smith",
are sufficiently compact and not "Sing, Sister, Sing",
too heavy, but one must remember The Happiness Boys that they have to be used with ange "Serenade for the Doll',
as the loud speak- "Capriccio", Piano Solo,
the lid open,
"Polonaise No. 9"
Vladimir Horowitz.
Berlin State Opera Orch. "I Hear a Thrush at Eve", "Absent", Tenor, ....Derek Oldham. "Mazurka",
Musette", Violincello Solo,
Pablo Casals. "Softly in a Morning Sunrise", "One Kiss", De Groot and His Orch. "Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time", "King for a Day", Organ Solo,
Jesse Crawford.
"In Summertime on Bredon", "Sea Fever", Bass, Stuart Robertson. Gems from. "Cavalleria Rusticana", Gems from "Pagliacci"
PLEASE DON'T WASTE WATER
Shielded Valves Three Marconi shielded valves are used to provide high frequency amplification, and four tuning con- densers, which are calibrated in metres, are used to tune the grid circuits of the high frequency and detector valves. Each of these cor- densers can be adjusted indepen- dently, but a common control en- Thisables them to be varied over a range of approximately 10 per cent. on either side of the wavelength to which they are set.
er is included in the lid. type may,
therefore, not be so convenient for those who wish to listen whilst travelling, and one of the cabinet type may be bet
ter. Victor Opera Company. 10.30 p.m.-Close Down,
RADIO FROM EUROPE HEARD IN INDIA ON Á CRYSTAL
SET
One of the ambitions of the In- dian Broadcasting Company is to relay European programmes, so that listeners in within the radius of the Calcutta and Bombay stations can hear these concerts. To tune in Europe regularly with a cheap crystal receiver will then be pos- isible.
For reception of continuous waves a separate heterodyne mount The suit-onse self-contained re-ed in the amplifier is employed. In ceiver is, however, usually more fall, seven valves are used, three sensitive for a given size than the high frequency amplifiers, one de- cabinet type, and will probably be tector, one note magnifier, one local more widely used because of this oscillator generator, which can be used as an additional note magni- fer if required, and one cou- pling Valve
fact.
Strengthening Signals
It is no more difficult to use a
In order that the "sense" of bear- receiver in a car in the countrying over the whole waveband of the than at home, but one should not receiver can be obtained with the expect that the same stations will use of only a short vertical aerial, be heard in the two instance, a stage of valve amplification using In certain parts of the country the coupling valve is employed for foreign stations may be heard the vertical component. well and only one or two of the The radio-goniometer is con- British stations.. Much depends structed as a separate unit which As an indication of what can now
on the relative position of the re- can be fixed in any convenient post- be done under favourable circum-ceiver and the transmitting station. Two calibrated scales from stances in this direction the Calcut- tions, for hills and stretches of which the bearings are read are ta station of the Indian Broad-
water and forests all have an hounted on the face, of the unit.
casting Company with the able co-effect upon the wireless waves. The inner scale is fixed, and bear- operation of Mr. W. A.“Bungay, an With an ordinary five-valve ings taken from this scale are rela- enthusiastic amateur recently re- layed a programme broadcast from portable receiver one may be certive to the centre line of the ship. tain of receiving even in remote The outer scale can be rotated until the Philipa' experimental station in Huizen, Holland. Reception on the parts of the country the broad- the flgure indicating the ship's true short wave receiver employed was cast from one British station, but course is at the top of the dial strong and perfectly clear and all it may be necessary to tune the opposite the zero mark of the inner that remained to be done to put the receiver very carefully and to take scale, and then, if the ship is steady programme in the air via Cossipore full advantage of the directional on her course the hearings read. was to place the loudspeaker near properties of the aerial, which is. from the outer acale are true bear- the microphone in the studio. The included in the lid of, a suit-case inga local crystal set users were then model. in a position to tune in Holland, and many of them did so with quite satisfactory results.
WIRELESS-CABLES
WRFT AGAINST
MARCONIS
There
The signals
be may often noticeably strengthened by con-
obtained whilst travelling. necting an. "earth" to the set. A terminal or a socket for an earth may be noises due to the elec- connection will be found on most trical equipment of the ear, and the signals may not be strong instruments and should be con-
owing to the construction of the nected by a length of wire to a piece of metal pushed into the car, but when one is not too far the from
K broadcast station the ground.
signals may be of adequate An "earth" that would normal strength. They will tend to vary Venture Trust Limited, repre-ly be classed as poor is often of from time to time according to senting a group of helders of great help when the receiver is the direction in which the car is Marconi shares, has issued a portable. In fact, it is surprising travelling and the nature of the writ, returnable in eight days for
country, and it may be necessary, an injunction to restrain Marconis,
to turn the set a little in order Ltd., from joining the wireless
to maintain the strength_at its cables merger."
maximum value.
London, May 31.
RADIO AT SOUTH POLE
Berlin, June 20. The Telefunken Company of Berlin is in receipt of a report from Pittsburgh saying that ac- cording to a wireless message fram Commander Byrd's South Pole expedition, the members of the expedition can regularly hear the radio programme broadcast through the big station at Nauen.
HONG KONG HEIGHTS
how greatly the reception may be strengthened by connecting either the earth or aerial terminal to one of the wires of a fence or even to a nail driven into a tree, There are occasions when a length of covered wire may be attached to one of the terminals and laid on the ground or thrown over one of the branches of a tree.
A few receivers have a pair of terminals to which an additional loud speaker may normally be connected, but when the signals are not strong, or when one does not wish to disturb others, a pair of head telephones may be con- Lected to them.
Varying Results The strength of the signals will
The results may be improved by connecting the earth terminal of the set with the metal chassis, but on the other hand, this con- nection may tend to increase the interference.
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Noise Dificulties Those who travel a great deal sometimes build a receiver that is tuned only to Daventry 5XX and fit it, perhaps in two or three pieces, into convenient places in the car where they will not be disturbed. The car battery may DENTIST be used for heating the filamente of the valves, and in this con- zection it is worth noting thật
For the information of visitors." probably be found to vary to an the following list of some of the extent according to the position often there is a socket on the in- highest points on the Island and of the set with regard to the | strument board (to which an in- Mainland is published:
We Island.
Victoria Peak
Signal Station
Mt Parker E Mountain Lod The Eyrle
(The sointion of the above Cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issue along with a new cross-word puzzle.)
Peak Hote
Taikoo
ME- Davis
Bowen Road
Mainland
Taimonan Kowloon-Peak
Teet.
1823
ground or the car. In these dava spection lamp may be connected? there Is a good deal of metal In that may be used to connect with the bodies of most motor-cars, the lamente,
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with the result the receiving an serial in the form of two 1784
aerial may be shielded when the or three wires in the roof of the 1725 receiver is used Inside the car. car may be used and the metal 1725 Results will also be found to vary work of the car is, of course, used 1906
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to raise the net above the earth sired and,
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or metal work!
the one wavel
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Good results will sometimes be compact and relatively effective.
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