{JULY 20,333?
EERS SEEK
0 ALPHABET
01.); .lu .\ 2‘ .——tAssociatevl
;. «ennui-timer! of a unt-
; pp :ilplmlmt is urged
r.- . ' l~"l' vl today by the
: l .. Lilinn. Radio on-
,. . in: tho pooplvs oi’ the
~ ‘ lillOl‘l language. the
n1~-‘Il!.
, -. ---~;xli"‘ and expeditv
1 f'lllFilllFHlOl‘i of meat
1. 1 in 1'.\\l\“l through “‘1'
L ”wt-t and intr-rna‘lonrtl
5 liar.» and commerce
is s?.itvvr;u't warl)‘
f‘i"ns? the founda-
. a :p ‘nncs in the north
' v‘. stntcn‘it‘nt rontin-
h, ; lll-l’ll its-s in City
~e i'at dtrnft’ic lane.-
i4 . is‘i 2 Mn s in tin
"Ml in the 'Iht’l
"'::‘ Til."
- ill if-lS rnmmcncwl
imprrn‘h‘z trans-
‘. :2 iph alphabet. no
r.’ f ‘ll‘ul’l’lOH, as the old
Morle notem failed to meet tho need!
at present dl\ transmission. In the
Morse. code the current is interrupted
between signals: VVith the redesigned
system the current flows uninter
ruptedl).
“The new continuous waxe sVstem
Hit-signed by General Squler.‘ the
toundntlon states. “can i»:- applied to
radio telegraph}: Variations for dots.
dashts and spaces are reduced to the
minimum on the theory that the least
practicable change of the (nndamont
al wave should he made.
reading the \\'&\'(S how:
square-topped.
"The modulating frequencies em-
ployed in the new method, being of
low, order. it should be simple to de-
vise, instrumentalities to differentiate
between them and he higher fre-
quencies of 'static' or other natural
disturbances. This new plan pro
Post-s to enter the, unused infra-audio
range, not only adding a. useful band
of frequencies. but one below tho;
ranzn of the human ear. It nmplmed
[tor t ltgraph} this hand (01]. 'd not in
tttrttre with radio telephony receh
i in:.
‘Natlonal legislation and interna-
ltinnul cantr~rrnms are now in order,"
ithe foundation doclarvs in conclusion.
"to put into use these methods of re-
lint to establish this simple universal
For easier
been made
m ’13me Summon
alphabet. Rudio engineering to load-
ing the people- 02 the earth toward .1.
common language. a mutual under-
standing."
Jazz Kings Find London
Happy Hunting Ground
LONDON July :0.——The1mporta-§
tion of Jazz hands from Americn‘I
promises to become a leading British
tndustrv ;
Dance-wad LOndnn is raving over:
American jazz and American Jazz;
masters are raVing over the money
they are extracting from dance mad
London.
Bert Ralton. of San Francisco. “as
a pioneer in the van of the jazz
pilgrims Since his arrival there
lune arrned jazz hands from Boston
Nebraska San Francisco. cowboy 5322
bands trim Texas (or New Jersey.
perhaps). and finally. Paul “'hitc-
man and his man men.
Paul \pot ht is the latest addition
He is p‘. lying at. a L30n's Corner
house w lch makes a specialty of
twonty-crnt lunches. yet pays Specht
and his trgsnizationjlljoo a week.
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PAGE THIRTEEN
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TWO OF OUR BEST MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE MEN’S CLOTHES.
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EVERY “SALE” IN TOWN. -- 1‘
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