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Tower ,647 FeetHigh Is Hub, of Station' CB.I.4 Biaadcasting Equip
)rnent—Another Link In Magic Chain of "CaUlacIa. Canine; •
,miles " front Torontoi;:`,44.'
•„the r)//70,`,94F19''
,qc'eriet:i9f pastoral beauty stands a
;giant ,,,instruinent of rn�dern service.
'Six hundred and forty:Seyen, feet .of
'structural steel pierce the Clouds like
a slender lead penell, ,painted 'white
and orange, .This its 'the new Canad-
ian Broadcasting Corporation trans-
mitter! known..aa CPI. Which began"
• aParatten Christmas pay. a By day,'
• the .tower .,„ looms in • skeleton form
striking at the clouds, by night its
aviation' beacon cuts through .the, at-
- moilphere towarn nocturnal birdmen.
All around 110„, fields, red barns and,
,haystacks and beyond, the million ra-
dio listenerisaawnese:tiell will be tufted
e this Wonder ,instrument Of the
wentieth Century.
• Lines of Trans/it/salon
A .small. Compact building of mod-
ern constri-ction in while concrete.
and ghic. liricc. heuses the actual
tranernittiog equipment, The, tower is
sqo. feet ,away. Between the .two, Tuns
he transmission line, carrying the
ower generated. in . transmitter
uilding-to the tower, or radiator. The
rarsinisetun lines are mounted three
• trrahovethe "ground., They are en-
cased in delver tubing, Wrapped
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asbestos; and supported„ at intervals of
.a few feet 41 such a way that it may
expand fkr',.0,iltract ender the chang-Ing .weather- conditlone'--Beneath the!
krOpiitl,', radlittiliO4ropi the tower are ,
niaeteisa.'Mlles. of:, wire Which can be ,
described' es 'the apokes of 'r& wheel
• *Ulf the'ite*er'.ant.its ',huh:
„Will.:Btand ,12O -Mile, Gale
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.,. The . tower ,:stands neon . a ten iota
.•;s4Pare 1..Cenerete,:bitse , but tfie ' "con .
iit,ittetiOn' 'is not as .iiiintild as :it • ap-
pears. At . the base of the Steel tONVer.
.*steel.plate,..below.;thiS A porcelain ;
,_.... Iniperimpesed eta steel .,ball.. all
restI�.
14ra.Alle. teliaVe-d-tOP.,..:Of„-
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'.,the,,concret ,,hase.,Thiti .. resenibles„, a .
• ball' eirdi,so Apt •design. !Running , at :
'right •angiee„froni ' the font corners'oe.
-.the ;ten'.'Icicit:eliniirUehem,ehOut ti,iree i..
hundred,. fent from ithe groundare the
-rour',gilys..!•Cine„ and • tfireueight*.irich
'•' .;"'' iineetallY: „ designed,' and; '
ested tellioittlieltOWer against a120
..mlle .gale. : 'These guys are anchored In
, the ground .15.0 -„feet. gruni:;'thelt point.'
--,.',--ef- Centant---4.with7.the4Oiter--::tiiiptoyriz
, bear the extra, Weight of four =stile,'
thrii.:.each:Weighieg.200 pothidsf
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,..,„....„.At-higtoric--Ver4;et,es.--Iu.,Ouebegis-a.
identical .construction . is under . way.,..
. These•arn the:Most , :'powerful , ., trans..:
- ittera . In „Canada, and . each will also
erve net'.only the ..province . in ,WhiCli
' la 'located but -neighboring
„ ..n:.•id atistea as„Well.: "I: '. ;” •:. .. :„' .. .-
. • An.).11ritrIcate..Network, "
,801.,hovi deei4,pregraM; Originating'
the CBC studios at Toronto, - get to
e•:liornby.)trdrialuitter and into the
iiiins Of, the. listenerer Music, .draina.
.o,onilidy. „lectures,
news -and stings,
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CBL
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1,Ooks 'Front. the Ground '
Witness
'Saw" Murder
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J. the Only Men Who Pro:Wider!.
'Oluerltr. Slaringt
.A only eY"
Elind, man gave • Philadelphia,,:`,polico
Iast week'' a new angle on "crime.
Peteetitre John McElwee Said
Frank Rerfolda:;160,:40glitleSS forinec
Clr9ea%„PerP,Frit, \ related ii 't4„9:1'of
i)fr)two*)6#)1F1.4.1i,iPPsilenUyinto the
eyn01,4sy??Oiliog/hQuP' Fl!-';',-4410.C.41Pg"
it man identified .thrOugh.tfingerprinte::•,'
fail :Samuel Goldstein, 41.'•
Reynolds became blind' 10
years ago, said he knew Goldstein as
"Samuel Fuhtinan" and that he
Noznetimes would drop in for a talk."
Reynolds said he and ,Goldstein were
sitting in thekitchen last night when
"(111' doorbell
ligoing rang.
0 answer for 're'LeP"
but I told biin I Would go,!' the blind
man said: , • .,: •
,. "I turned the latch.' Of the door and:
whoever -Vas On . "'the steps ponied':
right in and another nian followed
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• Reynolds Said he closed the door.
• and Was returning to the Itihen,
. when he heard a shot. Then. be said"
• the , pair, elbowed him 'aside apd• fled
from 'thehouse without saying n
Word., " • = -
'Detective 'Venires said the finger- '
Prints Of .Goldstein identified him as
a inan witha' record. Of arrest* dat-
ing back to 1910. • •
all travettho, 'same way over special-
ly deliisited telephone wireis to. the
transmitter building, where, they are
electrically amplified•„and broadcast
from the towerorantenna.* the forni..
of radio frequency elier&Tt' •
, The transmitter' is, an intricate ,net.
• werk of , electric ,cireults
Miles of Wire connecting ite,iarious
units; but 1tls so compact that
• one-
tecbnlcian Can Sit at a control den,' .
sole in the centre 'of. the ' transmitter
:room, With an audience standing In
the , Visitors' gallery, and control all
operations . by. ,Just pressing 'buttons
withhis fingertips;
•Last Word In Modernity
„Radio': eeitipment_le: one_Ot.._thamar- vele _
Tof-thi:1`.WeeTtriffa-rdfailk. are 'aeon
to have an oelierionity of • seeing the
last word in this -form of Modern .com-
-„"iniiiiide-tion.' And below Many, •niore,
harvesteare.reaPed from the pleasant
farmland* - eurrdlitiding: 'Hornby, the
'Dominion .willilheas.:.• added' still ,other
mafib- chaln, "Canada
,Callin " Ma "'has, Ite imposing' be-
ginning' In the two, 50,000 watt sta-
tions,• ojilL ,and CBF, ) in 'Ontario and
Quebec., " • "'
Now that the transmitter has Made
its' formal bow on, the airwaves, vis-
itors are *oleo:pine ;to ,the new' head -
:quarters. of CBL.'
te Tubes Coat Nearly $4006 Apiece,
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neer2 Nichols, Shows •a 'Visitor Around'. the Nevi Transinitter Station
at Herlihy, pointing Out the extra-speciallrectifier tubes.•
rain -Canada
Nearly Readk
Air Service
In West Early In 1938 '
G. , Johnson,' vice-president
charge Of , operations for Trans.
Ada Airlinba, 'lett *eelc..sald' the
tern „Circuit of the Trans -Canada
o might he , started .earlier. than
innily4expected. HO refused,
ever,' to ,itaitte any starting date;
Jon. C. D.. Howe, Minister of
sport recently stated the western
route of Trans4Cannda Airlines
ld. Start) operations by. February
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,Sooner Thin, Expected:, ,
planned- our lirograin, to Stitt "-
Weliteril ilervide toinetlitie • in
1938," Mr. ,Johnson said. "The
starting date depends on too manY
factors: -ho* soon pilots 'Complete,
their training 'perkd and how 'soon
our equipment is ,ready-7to make
predictien's yet, But Aliere is a gond
possibility that we will be 'able to
start sooner than we expected.!'
in conunenting .On Personnel .•+, Mr.
Sohnson said the airlines' policy has
' beento hire Canadian -born ' pilots in
preference to, British -born fliers, He'
,aleO said only sir 'United • States ex-
perts Were , employed, :none „having'
permanent contracts: ,
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"011. Faithfiil" geyser ,broke, away
fron ite 65 minute ,sdhecitile on "itine
19: 1036, and •spoiited twide Within 80'
Mitinfeu, It then whited 02- itinnUi.
before,up1ng again
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The 'dock ati,SOutbampton, England
iu the largest in the World and is cap-
able of berthing eight of the worfcl'a
largesrvessels arthe sanps ,
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Six months ,p*a,itgr'
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eve* ARIPP19,111,thef„' ,Tall 9;1'
artheneandi,voite:411,,i1He has the light
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touch necessary ti� an'.1V1,4; and. Eo.
runs through the . galley of charae-
„tem, in almost any dramatic' library
.without difficulty: One Sunday', in -
the broadcast over the -NBC-Red. Net..
work at he is a g,rowl,..
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• ing 'reeketeer, the next he is Henry
VIII, oil= ;Italian peanut vender: or
a French' Painter, or a fisherman;- or,
a doctor, Tit they all sound differ-
ent, none Of thein is 'A.meehe him-
/telt He can projeCt,hirhaeli into in:
'almost infinite number. of T4rionat, ,
ities but his oWn, is probablyliest
re-
vealed in the "competent Manner in
-.Which he ?runs the,. show asnStister of
ceremonies: As a Lee -worker of Char, -
McCarthy, he is perfectly; willing
to submerge' himselfas.`.strhight man
Lor a ventriloquist's dminny.
' 11p -to -date Farm” Comment
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To our 'rural friends we Might sug-
gestl.- listening • to Farm, comment,
broadcast every 'MOnday, 'Tuesday,
Vedneaday and Thursday' from 1245.
to 1, noon, Over. CRCT. The cern.. ,
:mentator, Norman Hogg, tells us that .
'eleven prizes, totalling to one tozt.'of •
,feed, are offered to listeners for let-
ters.: ' 'n • .
programs and suggestions: •Mr. Hogg
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Frein-CICCI.; 'Cornea neiis eta =am,.
moth.Chriatmas'party to be held over
Attie air for the shut-ins. - "-The brdid-.
cast will take' place on Thursday, De-
cember -23rd from 2115 Until 5. On
this program will be heard many Of •
.your favourites. Of the „air. We tried '
to get several names for "rip; but
apparently it is all to be a secret but
definite asurence is given that -it will
be something worth listening to;
Modern' Symphony Orchestra
Among • the leading 'Musical pro-
grams produced froth the CRC studi-
os will be Streamline, originating in.
Toronto, and heard onThursdaY,', De-
cember 30th,"•at nine pan. 'Percy
Faith, will direct the modern simphe-.
nie orchestra In his own speciallY, ar7".
ranged: selections. _Dorothy Ault,
popular young songstress, -end the
Fashionaires, a 'novelty, trio, ,Will be
the guest artists.. , ,
These . two young Sophisticates, Of ,
the piano; Lou Snider. and Murray
Ross, appear on the ..eorinhiSsion's
first scheduled.spring prOgrani. They
art,. now heard every, •:Thuiiiday at.
8:15 p.m., over the commission net:.
ast--Te-Porta'Aionfa--..th
Reginald -Stewart- is negotiating With-,
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..7ivor4 In 004.ada and the __OtuitV
PreadCaritillg".83"4arit • "Iti the United.
the boys for an .appearance on one of
..the'J'rolnenede SirnPhOPY Concerti',
giv0'. You an hlea of what the boys
lo. in .their epare time, Murray ha;
iSti: and. Lou has been SaPeltdlat his
time 'blowing away at,' a sax.
-: An all star Varsity show will be -•
• heard New Year's Eve .over the NBC
I3lud-!etvork at nina o'clock. Tinder
rads
gveral eastern American
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helPi•lbgrara ,a4hUndred • petr. een.0 CP17.1
, she* prove an inter-
• esting feature. All th•e performers'
who will appear Will' be students, and
• information regarding them and what
• they will do is being kept .nujet. . We
take it anything , can hapPe14., and
probably will..
. New Tear . *
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.."•And so as: this: will be the last
column to appear in '1987 on behalf
of the publishers; the advertisers,;and
yours sincerely, We wish you joy. and
-happiriesas he end through the yeas to
Come.4
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NADA-1938•4
IMPERIAL TOBACCO'S
INSPIRING PROGRAM
Every Friday Night
on a National
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Twice :each week day The !Toronto pally' Star
broadcasts news over the Canadian, Broadcasting
Corporation'snew high-powered station CBL,
Toronto.m;;rningi-8 to. 8:15 A.M.
Evenings -6:15 to 6:30 P.M.
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• —on one i• of the highest -powered stations in all
Canada -50,000 Watts —covering practically all
.Ontario --on an air -channel free of all interference—
clear-as a bell. Get your news RedHot—news from
all the world—brought to you with the immense
facilities of Canada's Greatest Newspaper.
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Ing .Pd,4 go -or 0044 41.4 has f4r*e4,
• .r; an adMinietrative. ,conainittee :0,
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...ervise the Work,' . •
T40 fellOWed. pro-
ilmIry
serve as a model for
linqiijitb:47!!0i;:it't1,14ft4• Nt'
Ing D3r4a..*S..ellt* laelcilig'tee-*Oney„
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• strtiction• throughont the country,. it la
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e4 will be a• major contribution to the
tnipro*ement Of;the standard et all.
P724e of
rgbaiiPl lilent fosn si I a: S s°;t::
Th. ea • -
'le 'tinder: .honorary- 'Chairmanship.
11Plitanee .Minister 'Punning and act$Ve,
chairmanshipot-Major-Geiieral A.. G.
4•Magaughton, president of . thee004:• •••••
searck
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A:: J:lils„,u9i,fkthce,c.,emorrinnite:.8.37.
Three central . coriamitteetr.ivfil, be
formed' to 'de:O.I With Mate phases of •
the Werk; covering constrsc,401.i, .Are
.Protectien. 'ned requirements. .bearing
On bealth,., and „sanitation, They will
be uncle?. cheirnianship Of •Nieolik •
,Smil h and 1Pergusari, re.apectiVelY,'Alk,„
construction interests. and . manUfac,;,... •
,bnilding. 'Materiels 'ancl--000,:
. plies wilt itaireoppettunity or preseht
ing. tlieir vfcws.. i", • '
So findings ,of the committees ma/...
• 'be -scrutinized by all: authorities ' inter.' •
estedia''faiiti4ntc
an advisory enniniittee
established,. It. Will .Consist Of federal,
rlfrolt4
Professional 4sOcielettonSi: and. ,
indus-
trlal .or trade eneociations. organizedon
a• national basis,:
as For
Advertising.
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Nazned as the Biggest Etii-ieUtiend„
Forte In Our Modern.--.
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'.",When1 lear: people • eri icizing,the ) •
aihatint Of advertisingin :their new*
papers. and ,magazines -or over .their,
radio-itfiliaYs strikes Me as. a •coin-:,
pletely*seidsh ,cttitticle,"•03.0u
,quotes).=Miss Margaret -Brewn, •
speaking ata zneeting, in Toronto.
Mannfaethrer.
' furnish us-'with-free-railloUregranunes):•.
-orto . make. available to, us the 'won-
derful 'serVice,, given by our newsy*
What-Would-it-be-like-rift"tre
Ilved In a world.) without. advertising?' •
-7 Ho*. *144 we Iearn of new iproducts
..4--tiew''Fierviceitavailable. to us=neir.
discoverles? 00 whole • interest Inllfe would quickly shrink,
until we,
Were,„•iii effect, living sMall,.re-
stricted •ContiniinitY. Without, those ;ea- •
-:sential:.' contacts, With the outelde
world.If the inianeY:Spent ;
lug were refunded ,. to the purchaser -•
With eachpackage, - there, 'is tnelcOln.„
small enough tO•take.cate Of the tran-
saction:
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Raises Living Standard
• "AdVertleinglias done niernio stim.. •
•tdate buylng than any. • Other: (eater.,
When We ..bpyladvettised products, We,
know that we are 'doing business
manufacturers who .are. 'wflhlng to, -
stand back OE 'What they sell.„.
."In these' Countries whero. adiertie-,
lig flourishes "(Canada, and ttic•.unft04
4State3 Principally) we find people with.
higher • standards . of living.. :We ,.find ,
more ,intellectual/.Peoplepeople With'. •
.More time to do things; largely as a
•-result of 'iniPrOVed: Products. 'given to -
ne through advertising.„
:•:.Fiesuitta• in Price Reduction , • .
has (lono a Oreat, deal
Mere. -t1kan Stly- :,0116t tiwpg1.-
:Crease production, .and • has . brought ”.
• about eenseqUent reduction .in
prided. Automobiles are 'a' 'case' .1n),
• point. Fifteen.; yeara, ,ago • they., cost
Jwide• as muChland. yet'. today.: titer
•••are intiniteli.better and .:more reliable.
Electric iight bulbs today ,give 'hike
as intiCh light for the money.
, • "Lite insurance companies arCgi:V7,
• ing. Us hocikletiland infOrniation "Whieh
holp OS toward ' healthier living -and
at the same time enabling .US to htilid
'ttn' estate on small Weekly or
, nientlily,..paymente, Manufactur-
eris have model kitehene se, that they
nity,..give.)iis, new and ,tesied recipes.:
4 Standard Quality -price '
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. "AdVertising maket, goOdii•av
to its -,-at„ n etunU,nra dnap
, Standard pride -whether.
hamletor. the •fargent
• ,deed conipared.. with, • the ,
ihicte• where., tlior 1, no ,
ftd-
and no Written" guarantee that
9:2,13intittitdit
• tln'tertiheliiitglvil.fiett.ilte.k6Itte.n.: •
tlio
guess out et buying., We lineW, that
Atli/bribed products 'hilVe te live up-
: to ,high otninint(1s of ,dniiIity. .
buying Advertleet .,hruntig, *elite 464' ,
lag bitaindeg right, out in. the ''‘'opeit
With.trinewilo. are rollablo and ready •
to. •substantiate all the
for tho PrOdneta they Sell: •• '
"86 let iii)apPrediate'
for What it.biggpst educational
torte in out modern „ .
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