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RADIO TOPICS
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME | AN ADVENTURE.
The following programma will be broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station ZB.W. on a wavelength of 855 metres :~~~
Programme
6 p.m.-European of Records supplied by Messrs. Moutrie & Co.
Operatic.
Gypsy Baron (Strauss),
Ferdy Kauffman & Orchestra (36851). Pagliacci-Fantasy (Leoncavallo),
Marek Weber & His Orch. (35998).
La Traviata-Potpourri (Verdi),
Marek Weber & His Orch. (V-50015).
La Boheme Fantasia (Puccini),
Victor Symphony Orchestra (35871),
5.35 p.m.- Without you Sweetheart, In my Bouquet of Memories,
Gene Austin, Tener (21874). Ginger Snaps. Danse Bagatelle,
Victor Novelty Orebeatra (22201).
How about Me? I'm sorry Sally,
Morton Downey, Tenor (21806).
Some of these days, Moanin' Low,
Sophle Tucker, Comedienne (22049).
Dixio, Maryland, My Maryland,
RAMBLES IN A RADIO VALVE.
We had the privilege of meeting an electron which had just escaped from the anode current. He started, telling us of his adventures in the radio-valve, which for a long time bad bean his abode.
"We lived happily in the land of "Filament." Our diligent nation' comprised many milliards of in habitants and there was not the slightest discord among them. Everybody lived with his family in an atom, and the members of each family used to gather round the fire, which attracted them very strongly. Our country could boast a hundred million towns which, by the way, were all populated by the samo elements.
"Selence in our country was up to a high standard. Especially in astronomy we had made great atrides. Our aatronomers had, with the aid of powerful telescopea, ob served a remarkable celestial pheno- menon which was seen as rods of enormous dimensions running across the sky like rainbows. They called
Victor Male Chorus (21819), this the grid. Jack of all Trades, Who said I was a Bum?
Bud Billings, Teror" (21886), Where the shy little vollein grow, When Summer is gone,
Jesse Crawford, Organist (21876).
I'm only making believe, The right kind of Man
Welcome Lewis, Comedienne (22120). It's unanimous Now, That's where you come in,
Chick Endor, Comedian (22151).
Ol' Man River, Oh Lucindy,
The Revellers (Male) (21241). My Mother's eyes, When the curtain comos down,
G. Jessel, Dramatle Baritone
(21852)... Where is the song of songs for me?
Lupe Velez, Contralto (21982). A Hunting Scene,
Victor Concert Band (22044), The M in the Forest, Monastery Bells,
Victor Concert Band (22096). 7.06 p.m.-Orchestral. Russian Bazaar-Medley of Waltzes, Russian Ian,,.
Kiriloff's Orchestra (35828). Dance of the Hours (Ponchiolil),
Mictor Symphony Orchestra (36833). Die Fledermaus-Overture (Strauss),
Victor Symphony Orchestra (35956). Dreams of Schubert-
Medley Waltzes,
Hungarian Rhapsody Orch. (35025). Trish Rhapsody (Victor Herbert),
Victor Symphony Orchestra (35907). Manhattan Serenade (Alter),
Victor Balon Orchestra (35914).
8 p.m.-Ko Shing Theatre relay. 9 p.m.-Weather Report.
11 p.m.-Close Down,'
SHORT WAVE.
[INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
ANTWERP.
ed our universe.
FOR FOOTBALL FANS
URUGUAY-ARGENTINE MATCH IN MONTEVIDEO STADIUM,
It does not often happen that keen football enthusiasts in Europe have an opportunity to see the famous Uruguay and Argentine teams. The play of these South-Americans is shown to full advantage when theso two teama are playing together.
In July last there a championship match was played by these two teams in Montevideo. The stadium, which can seat 86,000 people, was! totally sold out. The match was followed with keen interest and won! by Uruguay.
Before the match and during the interval the crowd was entertained by music of a Philips "Volce of the Giant" Installation. The loud. speakers were installed on the "tower of honour" of the stadium. The reproduction given by this installation was highly appreciated by both Press and public. The CX6 transmitter in Montevideo broad- casted a report of this important match. Copyright 1080.
NEW TELEGRAPHIC TRANSMITTER.
Up to now radio-telegraphic com- munication between Denmark and
"According to these same selent- | Ists, the universe in which we dwelt was not infinite, for upon examining a photographic plate which had been exposed for hours by means of abroad took place via a number of the gigantic telescope, they believed transmitters, situated in Seeland, they could detect distinct traces of l.a. at Lyngby and Sor............Within a tremendous plate which surround a year all these stationa will be closed down and all "The astronomere called this Danish radio-telegrams will be plate the "anode."
attended to by a central station at "This by way ́of 'Introduction" || Skamlebaek at about 100 kliometres": said the genial electrode, which was distance from Copenhagen. The very much omsclated on account of erection of this transmitter is pro-i the privations it had suffered. "Igressing with rapid strides. The will now tell you something about roof has already been constructed the terrible catastrophs which befell and the transmitters are being In our dear country.
stalled. Seven serial-towers will be: built, in addition to a special aerial- mast for the short-wave transmit- ter. The aerial masts will be en tirely made of wood and will be 100 metres high.
"One evening as we eat playing bridge, I said to my partner: "Don't you think it's getting very hot here All of a sudden?" "Yes," he replied, "Now you mention it, I notice the same thing myself!" "What then happened I shall never forget as long as I live, it was so awful that have scarcely been in my right mind
over since.
The experimental transmissions are to be expected at the end of 1930. The transmitter will be offi- cially put into service in the spring
of 1981.
"The heat increased with There will be a total number of tremendous rapidity. The floor and 10 to 12 transmitters in Skemlebaek. walls began to glow, We ran, to the Moreover, there will also be a short- roof, which had also started glowing, wave transmitter operating on a and, with the strength of despair, power of 2 kilowatts. The broad- we jumped into space! We found casting will also include news Items that we were not the only ones who and weather reports. Copyright had suffered disaster; on our four- ney we collided with an entire stratum of fellow-citizens who had also endeavoured to escape by jump- log into space.
1980.
HOW A STUDIO IS EQUIPPED.
The WENR
transmitter in "The strange thing was that we Chicago is one of the most modern- did not all fall back on to our poorly equipped stations In the world. country, which lay as a red-hot The transmitter works on a power desert beneath us.
of kilowatts and is a great favour-
"Our scientists told us later on ite in the United States. The that the disaster was caused by the station is the property of the "Great IN-called filament current being Lakes Broadcasting Co." Tho
In July last an international congress of short-wave transmitting amateurs was held in Antwerp. There were participants from nearly all European countries. Especially England and France were strongly represented.
The main feature of this congress was to determine the best way to promote the interests of amateurs
ewitched on.
studios which have been specially "Instead of falling back, we were equipped for this transmitter, are attracted by a mysterious power and situated in the top three storeys of soared higher and higher. We rose the new opera building in Chicago, with vortiginous speed, our country The offices of this station are on the gradually began to disappear until dlat storey.
we could see nothing more than a The large studio is on the 42nd red-hot line.
storey. This studio measures 17 "Now and then we had to endure | 10 x 6 metres. The entire arrange violent impacts due to colllalons ment looks like a winter-garden. with celestial bodies wandering through apace; these, as I was told
The walls of the hall are painted in a modern design. The lumina tion comprises thirty-two 300-watt | lamps and fourteen fittings with 200-1 watt lamps, fitted to the side-walls.
Apart from two grand-planos there is the key-board of a Wurlitz ent appearance and looked like rods organ. The contral-room is separat- of enormous thickness which closeted from the studio by a glass-pane.
There are also various smaller our horizon. Suddenly our speed Increased still more, but alas, some of us came to an untimely end on the bars of the grid. We were again carried higher and higher.
↑ Finally, after a journey', lasting several weeks, we fell on to the anode with a terrific crash 4.
Our strange new acquaintance had suddenly disappeared.
at the forthcoming radio-conference later on, were gas molecules. in Copenhagen and Madrid. Atten. "Having thus been borne along tion was drawn to the fact that at for some time, we noticed that the the radio conference at the Hague bow of the "grid," as the sclentlata In September 1929 the amateurs call it, assumed an entirely differ were only represented by Mr. K. B, Warner and that it was highly de sirable for the various countries involved to indicate their wishes. Elaborate discussions were held to And out whether it was necessary to operate on the wavelength of amateurs, Endeavours were made to increase the number of "standard frequency stations in Europe to enable amateurs to accurately check. their wavelength. It is advisable to use the wave-metre designed by the tochnical department of the "Union Internationale: de Radiodiffusion". and, to bave it regularly checked overy year. Moreover, it was stated that the checking-station of the U.I.R. regularly checks the amatesic transmissions and communicate any deviations to the amateurs.
The general opinion prevailed that it is necessary to restrict the teles phony transmissions as much as possible. It was decided to ⠀⠀ nisa telephony only in case a new modula- tion-system was tested and then merely by way of change from telegraphy:
Another point of discussion War whether it is desirable to have crystal-controlled amateur transmit ters, in consideration of the fact that the correct wavelength Ad- bered to as “much as possible? Some members that the
Perhaps he will tell us next time, if we meet him again, something more about his terrible adventure Copyright 1930.
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GRAVE OF SIXTEEN VICTIMS.
Strange stories of the un natural Have from time to time appeared in the Press; stories of stone throwing, plate smashing and other phenomena which are all too readily attributed to ghosts and gain strength and currancy according to credibility of the source from which they emanato, says the Malayan Daily Express.
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But the strangest of these "spook" | stories is the one that reaches this office via a letter from a gentleman who has turned believer," and has reference to a paragraph which ap: peared in the issue of October 11, in clerk named Cheng Ngan had met connection with the death of a Chi- with a similar fate' there whilst ese who was drowned in a pond fishing with a rod and line about near the Junction of Bald and three years ago, and this latter vie Maxwell Roads
tim was a first rate swimmer too.”...
a high-power broadcasting, trans- He says that the unfortunate man. He goes on to say that the water mitter to be erected in a central was not a fitter but a special apprep- of the pond is stagnant, filthy and position in the Irfan Free State, utice named John Leong Kin-kok who blackish ordinarily, except during order to erve, the whole country was educated at St. Xarler's Institu- rains, periods when the water, pre-
of the pow smitter, son, Penang, and was an expert sents a better hypearance A is expected will be ready swimmer who was known to him The writer adds that he olled for operation by the end of text he deceased, he adds, was "about tragedies, in this pond and that intimately, it was an eye-witness to three similar ittern must be in year will be 60 kw but arrange
menta have been made for the serial 31. yours of age and certainly was from Inquiries made Malay real- roblems will be für
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desired. It to understood that the about the last person to have wished He suggests that Government wave-length used will be 428 metres to get into the pond as he knew should fill up this ghost pond before
only too well that a young rallway) any more loss of life is unta led.
amateurs in their Copyright 1930-
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