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Photographs transmitted by radio
in the transmission oi photo-
graphs. as against the telephone or
telegraph systems already in use.
That is interference from static and
Over short distances. static and
fading can be overcome by a chain‘
system oi! broadcasting stations with
high power. as is the case of voice
broadcasting at present. But for
transsoceanio photographic trans-
mission. Dr. Alexanderson has dc-
vised a system of transmission in
which the results are independent of
the strength of signals as they are
received. ‘ ’
Receiver Corrects Faults
Whether a. signal is received too
weak or too strong doesn't matter.
Photographs transmitted across
the Atlantic in time durations from
two to eight minutes show remark-
able faithfulness and detail in re-
production.
Step To Television ‘
"Since such detail could be accom-
plished in two minutes Dr. Alexan-
derson sees an easy step forward to
the transmission of motion pictures
by radio, and eventually to radio
television.
The t\.v o - m l n ii i 0 photographs
.wcro transmitted on a high wave
length with a frequency of 25.000
cycles-which Ila-ans practically a
spoml 'or 25.000 times in one second.
Lower wavelength for the transmis-
the Control
sion or this photograph to 12 meters
producing views directly transmitted
by radio. For this he has devised
an instrument with seven photo-
electric cells, each throwing a tiny
beam through a projector. but all
forming a distinct unit so that
enough light can be had to repro-
duce the transmitted scene in visible
form. .
It is a. complicated nionhqnlsm rc-
qulring seven different wavelengths.
one for each beam. but using a
short wave range where thousands
of such wavelengths are available
without danger of interference. A
revolving drum. with mirrors. is ar-
‘ranged to project these seven dots
of light so that they act as a com-
posite brush (or painting a speedy
picture.
The spots of light are hurled
across theI screen. gradually rising
upward as they move back and
forth. so fast that they make one
hundred parallel paths. with one
hundred separate impressions in
each path within the time required
or rone exposure of a dim-onc-
sixteenth of a second!
Even that is too slow, says the in-
ventor for adequate representation.
50 he speeds up the brush of light
spots until it can make something
like 300,000 picture units in one sec-
and!
“How long it will take to attain
television, I do not venture to say'"
~ is Alt-Nnntlrrson's modest conclusion.
“Our work has already proved that
the cxpt-L‘lniloil of television is not
unreasonable and that it may be ac-
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This great advantage is due to the Color-
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:. annual Connecticut Insurance Day
‘ program. '
The attitude or the Connecticut
legislature toward the stats insur-
ance department was criticized Wed-
nesday night by Francis R. Stod.
dard. tormer superintendent ot in.
smanco or the state 0: New York,
in addressing 500 inoprance men at
a banquet. held at the Hotel DonJ.
It vies the 'Jloslng event at the third
"'It'your legislature does not treat
your' 'lnsuran'ce department , with
more liber‘ality and refrain from
such excessive taxation otyonr com-
panies. New York will get most of
might be incorporated in Connecti-
cut." said Mr. Stoddard.
He pointed out. that in 1925 Con.-
necticut collected 35.178462 from its
insurance companies. and expended
only 854.886 (or its insurance de-
partment. This. he said was a pill-
tuily small ratio. in view of the fact
that the insurance companies which
are forced to pay huge sums in taxes
have the right to expect efficient
service from the state insurance de-
partment and that such service can.
not be given unless the department
is given better support from the
Legislature than at present.
Connecticut Not Alone.
Mr.,8toddsrd said. however. that
)WESTPORT
alone in the mistaken attitude it
. vs.
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If they are electricalgifts‘ they will be reminders of the giver
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WAFFLE IRONS
RADIATORS
RANGES
of one $7.50
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Two Gifts for the price
. Mr. Stoddard. “In most cases
the new companies that otherwise _
the Connecticut legislature was not
‘ Department .Nengorker Says
takes toward its insurance depart-
ment. A bulletin recently issued by
the chamber of commerce or the
United States set forth asaccuratcly
as possible the amounts collected Ii)’
each state for licenses. ‘taxcs nllil
fees from the insurance interests
and the amounts expended by each
state for its insurance department.
‘t'i‘ho contrast Is illuminating." said
too
much money is being taken by the
state in taxes and not enough is
out states. most 0! which have been
:\ bulwark against bringing govern-
lllHEl into the insurance l‘nusiness and
haw largely prevented state insur-
anvv," he said.
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