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FAMOUS ARTISTS TO BROADCAST
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■Me <u we.
Albert Spalding, violinist, and Anna Case, soprano, of the Metropolitan
Opera Co. featured on Hie program to he broadcast tonight by \> RC and as-.
■undated stations.
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John Smith ami His Radio
BY FREDERICK C. RISSEI.E
Car metier* throughout the irnrld have fallowed John Smith in hi* dailn t
motoring—and have benefited therehii. Tie also is n radio (an. and J
ix t filling that his fellow fans should hr amnsed and prod! hg hi* j
evening expetrlevres. Smith has a farnltu of “ finding out thing*.” so {
it will pan radio devotee* to follow him in The Sunday Star earh o re!:. ,
Smith thought a recent business trip
was going to take him away from ra
dio for a while, lutt matters turned
out to be finite th* reverse. Passing
through a congested part of a large
.Itv, he looked from the train window I
and was astonished to note how manv
varieties of aerials graced the house
tops.
Were the variations a matter of
chance Or did each represent some
radioist s ideas of how the antenna
system should be worked out? Smith
wondered.
And as he sat there meditating an
other radio fan fell to discussing the
matter with him. Fortunately for
Smith, the stranger happened to be an
engineer connected with one of the
large radio factories.
