1929-07-23 — Page 11

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1929.

Rea Hackle

PROPRIETORS.

SLASCOW.

Rod Rahls

WHISKY

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

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17-Scent

29-Lives

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THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE.

HORIZONTAL

1-Rhymeter

5-50WB 9-A mollusk 13-Caper

14-Past

15-Part of knife

16-Wild animal

19-Man' name

20-Musical poems 22-Rubbers

24-First woman 26-Titt

23-Girl's name

33-Serpent (pl.)

35-Withers

HORIZONTAL (Cont) | 50-Deep hote

52-Winter, conveyance 55-Regrets

| 52-Land measura E9-Marriage gift 81-Repetition

62-Brown on stove €3-Allow $4-Hard element 85-Headgear (pl.) 66-Farm fowl (pl.) 67-Little valley

VERTICAL

1-Playmats

2-A vegetable

3-Kind of jacket

4-Makers of tin-ware

VERTICAL (Cont.) 21-Girl's name 23-Help

25-A small fruit (pl.) 27-Parsonage 28-Pertaining to the

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124-Staggers

30-Spanlah title 31-Muscle

32-Small holes

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36-Agitated

37-Hasten

42-Have

144-Gone to reat

46-Be 11

47-Part of the leg

6-Organe of the head 60-By

7-Salf

151-Part of a flower

8-Kind of curved roof 62-A dip 9-Grasped

43-City in N. Y. Stats 10-Having a limp 44-Toar

45-More lacesly woven) 12-Soldiers' fare

58-Short letter

57-Dlopoad of for cash 160-Small

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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

36-Calamitous

38-insect egg

39-Everlasting

40-Holy waman

41-Cut

47-Cut away

49-Title of respect

11-Worship

17-Consumed 18-Master workman

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48-A drink

53-Brchin

54-Mote out

56-Steeps

RADIO 'PHONE

THE CHINA MAIL,

RADIO TOPICS

VALVE PROBLEM

SECRET OF GOOD REPRODUC.

TION

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COMBINATION QUESTION

One of the greatest problems which those who produce portable and small self-contained receivers have to face is how to combine good quality of reproduction and low battery maintenance costs, writes

W. James in "Morning Post."

TO-DAY'S RADIO

BROADCAST BY,

Z.B.W.

ON 350 METRES

Four or five valves are usually necessary. Five valves are gen- erally used when the receiver is to be of the simplified type having one main tuning control, and a further control for reaction or volume. But when the expenditure of another Pound or two is of no importance |

The following programme will be provided the results warrant the additional cost, it is considered bet-broadcast to-day from the Govern- ment Broadcast Station Z.B.W. on ter to employ only four valves, one of which is of the shielded type for

550 metres. high frequency amplification.

Experiments indicate that one It is an easy matter to obtain one good stage of high frequency am- of these at the expense of the other plification incorporating a shielded for, as I have so often explained, valve provides more magnification the quality of the reproduction is than the two stages fitted with or- largely dependent upon the size ofdinary valvea. Those who require the last valve included in the re a rather better performance than is ceiver and the amount of the high provided by the us aal inexpensive tension with which it is supplied.

five-valve portable, therefore, In order to be tolerably certain generally use one shielded valve of good quality it is, therefore, only atage, a detector, and two low-fre necessary to make certain that the quency amplifiers, making four last stage in the receiver is a good valves in all, as compared with five. one supplied with ample high ten-

Four Valve Sets sion. This is no solution to the The four-valve set costs the problem in the case of compact re-manufacturer more to produce than ceivers. Batteries have to be limit- the five, and there is an additional ed in size, with the result the tuning control. Hence it is not a amount of the high tension current competitor of the five-valve port- that may be taken from the battery able. It is a rather better class of is also restricted.

set, providing better quality of re- production. Stations are received without forcing, and maintenance is simplified, as the stability of the receiver is not affected by slight differences in battery voltages or valves.

For the quality to be acceptable the volume must, of course, be suffi- cient for the listener to hear com- fortably and there must be the minimum of distortion in the re-,

ceiver.

The first cost is greater, but the tone is better and is acceptable to those accustomed to using first- class equipment.

The Last Valve Much depends upon the loud speaker, but it does not matter how good the loud speaker and the re-

A few months ago I thought I ceiver as a whole may be if the last valve is too small or if it is notceiver along these lines, and evolv-

would build myself a portable re-i supplied with sufficient high ten-ed the "Chammy Four." It is of

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SERVICE FROM PARIS. TO INDO-CHINA

Paris, Yesterday. The Postmaster General has tabled a Bill authorising credits for the construction of a radio telephonic system between France and Indo-China. It is expected the service will open in November Router.

ADOW

sion,the quality cannot be good.

5.30-8.30 p.m. Programme of Chinese Music,

7.48 p.m.-Evening Weather Report. 8 p.m.Evening Programme. (Vic- tor and H.M.V., Records supplied through the courtesy of Measra, S. Moatrie & Co., Ltd.) "Bohemian Girl" (Balfe), Vocal Gems, Vietor Light Opora Company. "The Sweetest Flower That Blows," "On The Banks Of Allan Water,

Contralto,

Edna Thornton.

"Leg Preludes" (Light),

San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. "Invictus" (Huhn),

John Brownlee.

"Trees" (Rasbach), Baritone,

"Apres Un Reve," "Chanson Villageoise," Violincello,

Pablo Casals.

"Morning, Noon And Night In Vienna"

(Suppe), Overture,

Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. "Coventry Carol," "Brigg Fair,"

Oriana Madrigal Society. "Nutcracker Suite" (Tschaikowsky),

Leopold Stokowski Conducting the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, 1-Overture Miniature. 2.- Marche.

3. Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy. 4. Bussian Dance.

Arab Dance.

6. Chinese Danca.

-Dance of the Flutes. 8.Waltz of the Flowers. "Kiss Your Hand, Madam,"

Austin Egen.

"Up In The Clouds," Baritone,

"Capriccio, Italien, Op. 45" (Tschaikowsky),

A good method of dealing with the cabinet type fitted with a carrying handle, and everything is, the problem is to build the last of course, included within the con- stage first. The size of the high tainer, The receiver is not too tension battery is easily fixed as it has to fit into a case, and it will heavy to carry for short distances, what Did The Village Blacksmith

have a voltage of approximately 120. The economical discharge rate of the battery may be 10 mil-

liamperes or a little less, depending upon the type.

and may be used for the reception in London of about half a dozen

atations.

Berlin State Opera Orchestra.

Leonard Henry.

"Pokee-Okee-Oh," Humerous,

Say?".

"At Dawning" (Cadman),. "Shepherd's Lullaby," Organ Solo,

F. Rowland-Time. "Till The Sands Of The Desert

A few manufacturers market complete four-valve receivers hav- ing a shielded valve for high It is therefore necessary to de-

frequency amplification, and cide how much current may be

Grow Cold," the demand for them is good, con- passed through the power valve ofsidering their price. When port- "Rolling Down To Rio," Base-Baritone, the receiver in order that reason-ability able volume may be obtained with second place to performance, as I Zingari," Instru. Trio:-De Groot-

and compactness take

"Mirage" (Coates),・・ sooner or later they are bound to

out the distortion which will be

will fix

produced by overloading. This the size of the valve and its grid bias and, by arranging for sensitive loud speaker of good tone to be used, the last stage is complete.

Some loud speakers are much more sensitive than others and there are wide tonal differences, with the result that the designer is forced to compromise. Having decided that, say, Beven of the total of 10 milliamperes is to be used in the last stage, the remainder of the receiver has to be dealt with along lines that will result in sufficient magnification, with freedom from bad distortion, being obtained,

Peter Dawson.

do, shielded valves will be more Violin, David Bor-Piano. H.M.

widely used. The cabinet type of "Lilles Of Lorraine,"

Calve--"Cello. set having room for batteries of "A Rose For Every Heart," Tenor, ample size or mains unit offers

John McCormack,

the same advantages as most pre- "The Daughter Of The Regiment" sent-day semi-portable sets, and has none of their chief disad- vantages.

(Donizetti), Overtnre,

Members of La Scala Orchestra, Milan.

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