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step trotn‘ there to a on eterv»
one. A year or two ago. .
when a magic tube set was the rule
rather than the exception. radio lie-
tenera would have thrown up their
band: at being uttered a at: tube
super~heterodyne net as fie next
step in their coo-rant endeavor tor
stronxe} signal: and greater fille-
tance.
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:1 today. the mper-heterodyne
ls not unduly complicated. Neither
Le 13 hard to tune. {or there need
be only two “bl controls. The
smalleet number of vacuum tau-o
that can be used. la a super-hetero.
dme net In five or an. In a stx
tube mpe —heterodyne set. count-
lng from th antenna to the phones.
the first tube is known as the first
detector tube. Kent-by h’the occu-
lator tube. sometimes known as the
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Girl.“ Paul A. Brown.
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.rtet "mum: x: 7mm
‘30 p. BIL—Children's m
71:; 9. —Health am.
7: ’- E—Xml program. ,
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1:3“? D~ run—New England Wea~ ‘2
1335 P. m.—Clodng Report on
Farmer-r Prodnce m: Report.
3:“) p. m-Talk It. Doro-
thy K. Goodwin. 'ternoon push
ale.
5:30 p. m-—Clod.=g Stock Rar-
ket Reports. Live Stock Market:
Report.
3:13 p. n—-Code Prentice.
(:10 p. Its—Hectinf o: the An:-
rad 3:; Brother Club.
7:00 p. 221—80903 Police Reports.
separate or external heterodyne-
Next he the radio amplifier. which
works can axed long vrave length.
This a shaman called the inter-
mediate frequency amplifier. By 1:;-
creasing the number of stages of
annotation at this porn: the range
of the-‘3: can be greatly increased.
Three stages are common. althotxh; 523G
the or six stages can be used. Nest‘stcry.
in order is the second detector tube.
the output of which is connected to
the phones. I! extremes loudness
on distant stations B desired. on»
or more states of audzo frequency
power amplification an be added!
although this is seldom necessary. ‘
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poet. Bed (nu-mm ll!
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650 p. m.—-Xevre.
final market.
p. m.-—Children's
3.
(8:6 Hetero)
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3:“ p. m.-Radio Boy Scout
33% p. mm“
Wilma Chm Wilkins-
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rr.——Arilngton time sf;-
hbur dorm;
SUSS a. n—Clflc‘: Liv. Sock
kart“ Report:
11:35 a. “Eastern time strain.
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ed ante- Banana or flute: Reports.
1:29 p. Ina—Lenten services of
the 2mm Church. Pittsburgh. P;
6:15 p. n—Otpa recru‘ L
7:15 p. tau—m from $3.
man’s Reign." mud by Dr. R.
broadcast
9:33 a. m—Inte um and com-
ment of the Randal and commer-
ecial markets. (This service is brood-
it‘s every ha}:
' twentyotour).
11:35 L m.-—Table
A. J. Peterson.
1:23?! p. xxx—“The Presto-s cf the
”m: by Mrs.
financial and?
72:39 9. m.——Dtm:’ er concert.
INN p. m.—Spamsh lesions by A.
A. Brashi.
“9:99 p. m.—¥idaite Revue.
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7:30 p. ram m tor the
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3:“ p. Ila-Roland You an.
:30 p. nix—Soprano loin by
Mo: Xi’an; _ x
3:45 p. n—Rm by Ann. C.
‘35 E 11-350“: (or children by
Anne: Leonard.
6:10 p. n—‘Han tn the )leon
Stories is the Children." ,
7:00 p. n—Xaaéorm onion: b)‘
(hi-Io do l‘fiipp'n. ‘
I“. 35’ . In: Gay, (its Hears.)
1:36 p. Inn—J. Kincent Bloom“:
antennae“.
7:49 p. ran—Gertrfla You Defines.
3:3»; p. xxx—Concert by
now New York 1310.
10:00 p. n—Btovwot‘ de—
scription a: the Joe men-Abe Gou-
m bout.
I‘M. I‘m D. C.
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Mhr Program.
«re p. tax—Ten Once“ b! 1!“
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5:“? 2. Inn—Red and one- new
Boys
3:36 p. nap—mm report: or the
New York State W of
Penn: and. Diaries: Fara amt
Home rem cloning m at
.t‘r. Sew Yuri: Stock Exchange:
form's: crew attentions: Even—
in: Post News. '
12% p. m.—Banee tamer amine
by the Memphis me
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some little nae-em detect
can. be very' mar: éeteeteé and
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trouble.
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the ground wire er aertal connection
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liter on the scale at your dials. TERA—‘1 syzg‘iazi
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3;:3 p. m—Cuma‘.‘ Topics.
.153 p. arr-lune n‘titflii by 2:13»!
Grant.
3.36 p.
Street.
Lw‘ p. Inn—5028 Begun.
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their Kareem
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children by Peggy Albion and Mary;
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CITY OF NORWALK
GAVE US A HEARTY
WELCOME
4-3:. Specials for T his "789]; Only .f
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.Vlen’s and Young Men’s
SUITS AND TOPCOAl‘S
Fun»: and conservative styles in 2&3 “d
7 button models; well worth $0
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$25 .0031? .
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make your own selections and name
Clothes
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Women’s and Misses’
SPRING SUI'IS
sembllgoof Spring Stlyes.
$25.00 up '
' es that Dame Fashion has
“emigre noticeable in our as-
"’lflll new People’s Clothing Sfore was made to feel right at home right from the
start and the crowds that attended our
hand.
Proud that our first efforts should meet with 5&1 favor, we p 1e d g e you our well-
earned reputation in many cities throughout the country that the, BIG VALUES we
are now offering. the HIGH QUALITY CLOTHING we now stock, the generous
WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN we gladly offer every honest person. the real friendly
atmosphere and service we now render will be continued throughout.
Spring
@ening taxed every facility at
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H mm Eiimsaiggggment 16:53:23 the mtg-it of the People’s Clothmg S re s merchandise
a-s:y o e
SPRING DRESSES .
Cloth models in all the
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WOMEN’S SPRING COATS
With 2 Pants
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The spifit of Spring is evident in
those new coats; all attractively
priced. '
tum p.31 .‘New {art City Ewrxi‘
Io: Mutation program.
3.19 p. {IL—Ursa: recital by th-’
Bole) Astor Orchestra.
Leo p. m—“bmen‘a wear.
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~ 4:1. 9. m.—Maunce Ambutter
tenor. .
.> {:43 p. n—g‘l‘he Larger Aspect
‘Jiorld Athena" by tie Internaticnl.
f interpreter. '
E SE; gm.—"Fasbaons" by Cor.§
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5.15 p. m.—“s:.}tematic Psychok
L3)" by Dean James E. Leash.
SJ; p mail-wing reports or :21.
Set 1'ch State Department 0'
Farms and Markets; M an: '
Home reports; exodus quotations c: ,
3:00 p. m.—-—New York Annotation
or western . Conteréee Comes;
Matt.
10:30 :L m.—Da.m:e program.
SDEk—mt Pittsburgh
(326 Eaters)
9:45 a. m.——-L’nlcn live Stock Mar-
ket Reports. ,
11:53 a tn.—.u-Ltnston
suds.
time sir
ed States Bureau of Market Reports.
2:20 p. m.—7Lenten ”nice: trout
the Trinity Church. Pittsburgh Pa.
1:30 p. XXL—Concert by Daugher-
ty’s Orchestra. /
6:13 p. tn -—Dlnner Concert by the
Westinghouse Bani
7:15 p. tn.—Feature.
7:39 p. m.—Story by Dr. Dov“
has.
715 m.—Feature.
3:30 p. m—Concert by'the West-
inghouse band.
9:55 p. tux—Amman time W.
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Central Standard Time
9:30 a. m.‘-—-L.I.te new: and eon-
men: of the financial and mater-
chi markets. (m service is broad-
cast every halt hour during the
twenty-tour). .
x030 a. urn—Pam and Home Set-
vice.
11:35 a. n1.—Tnble Talk by Mrs.
Anna J. ‘Petereon.
6:80 p. XXL—Ne“ financial and
final markets.
6:50 p. m. — Chlldren‘a bedtime
story. _
7:00 p. m—mf comm
8:00 p, m.—Mnsi¢l.l mm.
9:03 p. Inn—“Safety nm' ‘talk.
9:15 p. m—"L’nder the Evening
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11:55 a. m.—-Arnnxton tune alg-
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5.15 p. m.—Izme em and our 1.-
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