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Show facts You Should Know About Television Sets DALE PEARSON ELECTED TO NATIONAL ANGUS ASSCOIATION Dale Pearson of Dela, Utah, has been elected to membership in the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association at Chicago, announces Secretary, Frank Kichards. ANTENNAE Atennae come in four common types, each somewhat different from the others. They rae: 1. The built-in Atenna many sets have these. It should be understood that they will only operate with maximum maxi-mum efficiency under favorable conditions in certain areas and locations. 2. The indoor antenna This type may be moved around the room until the best spot for reception re-ception is found. 3. The window atenna This type will usually give better reception re-ception than the above two, because be-cause it is outside the building., 4. The roof antenna This type wil ordinarily give you the best possible reception, and is recommended re-commended wherever an outdoor installation is possible. -; If your landlord won't let you put up a roof aerial, this doesn't mean that you may not get good receptioneOfou may find that with your location an indoor or built-in type, will give satisfactory results. Now that you've been 'briefed' on these basic facts, let's assume that you've picked out the set "you want. Now is the time to remember these rules: H Head Before You Sign! When In Doubt. Find Out . Two important things you will want to be very clear about before be-fore buying are: 1. The manufact uring warranty. 2. Service on your set. THE MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY -. Manufacturers of both radio and television receivers warrant that your set is without defect. In most cases, this means that if any part should prove defective Winguvers All the news that's fit to print Ey Dick Morrison under normal usage within the terms ol the manufacturer's warranty, war-ranty, your dealer will supply you wi'ui a replacement part as promptly promp-tly as circumstances will permit. Unauthorized changes or modifications modifi-cations in . your set, or removal or alteration of the serial number, num-ber, may void the manufacturer's warranty. Warranties vary, sometimes some-times they cover all parts, sometimes some-times they exclude the picture tube, ' and sometimes they cover only th picture tube. - Read the warranty and become acquainted with its provisions. Mind you, the manufacturer's warranty aDDlies nnlv t r nnrtc nnt ir lahnp oVi-r! ping costs, or skilled service to determine de-termine the- defects. Free service Ln the home is not included in the manufacturer's warranty ....That's .' where the question of service comes in. . SERVICE V: ON YOUR SET Once you have selected the make and. model . you want, you have to decide: l. ;Wheather ; to hav your set installed; by the retaialer or . another si company, designated by him, or whether to . install it yourself, (which is difficult for any one noe an expert), ex-pert), or have :; it ' installed :, by someone els.e 2. Whether to buy a service contract, con-tract, which is offered by most retailers re-tailers 'directly or Indirectly, or whether to buy your set without a service contarct, in which case you would pay a serviceman for any sugsequent service other than the cost of replacement parts as covered by the manufacturer's warranty. fifi-J s'. RELAX . . . Concrete Pipe Irrigation Systems Require Little Maintenance Open -fitches require considerable maintenance to keep them in working order. Bridges and crossings must be built and maintained. A W. R. WHITE concrete pipe irrigation system installed correctly requires little, if any, maintenance. Saves time . . . saves labor! HEAD GATES avaiuu.1 with eoNCurrt hcadwmi and trmtit concur on MfTAl HP! ... OH IN MFTAL STYLES. OPENINGS MOM TO 14 INCHES . . . ALL METAL SCIEW TYPI, HOM I TO 41 INCHES. A MODEL TO MEET TOUt NEED! OP f Get full details now. Call or write for our representative to visit you. -i-ht Take Offs and Landings A new member of the airways maintenance crew is Mr. Hideo" Tabenaka, an MHCIIN (maintenance (mainten-ance technician to you), who came to Delta from Lovelock, Nevada. ; The Delta job is Mr. Takenaka's! first assignment as an employee ! of the CAA, and we wish him success suc-cess in it. A DC-3 manned by a CAA crew was frown to Delta to check the radio ranges was in evidence at the airport the fore part of last week, Jack Webb piloting. Tex Searle and Garff Maxfield flew to Provo Friday. Max Kay, having completed ten years service with the CAA, has been listed among employees en titled to the 10 year service pin, which he should receive in. the near future. . Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Burraston, of Tooele, were Delta visitors Sunday. Meteorology ts. Religion Little Lloyn Dean Burraston, 3-year 3-year old scion of Delta's airport manager, found himself puzzled by the ag-eold conflict between science sci-ence and religion recently, for the first time in his young life. In the environment of, the airport, Lloyd Dean has picked up a smattering of that all-important subject to fliers, meteorology. So whon his Sunday school teacher mentioned the fact that the Lord sent the rain, Lloyd Dean took issue with her and said the rain came from the clouds. -. r Well, Lloyd Dean may thus have run head-on into this question of the physical vsi the metaphysical a bit earlier in life than some others, oth-ers, and like many . another, he may . never resolve it as long as he lives. The incident gives rise to questions unfathomable by the human mind, like that old teaser which tells us that space itself obviously ; must end somewhere, but just as obviously, cannot; and that there must have been a be ginning of time in spite of the fact that there . must have been time before . that. Such questions re duce my mental processes to mush, and I make no attempt here to resolve : the riddel of space and time, or to tell Lloyd Dean to give credit for the ain to the Lord, or the clouds or both. Einsteinion Airways Perhaps Aylbert Einstein could answer the question in Lioya Dean's mind. The world's greatest physicist,, who has spent his life pondering the problems of time-space time-space and the dimensions, including includ-ing the fourth one and the nega tive sort; who worked out the un ified field . theorp which reduces everything including gravitation and the "life force" to a common denominator; and whose basic equation, : (energy equals mass times the speed of light squared), looked too ephemeral to count until it released the power In the otAm- vet who nevertheless re veals a childish naivete whenever he opens his mouth on political subjects, might know the secret. He came up with the conception of a Curved space, which needs ho end because it has no beginning, and of time reduced to relatively nothing. Which brings us to the point of this item. The CAA's newest navigational shrill signals, aad in damping out MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE this artificial shrillness, they ellm-Delta, Utah, Thurs., Jan. 22, 1953 inated natural background noise as well. Thus pie-emphasis ac- Mont w..rks mad(, a trin tn Salt count, in part, for the excellent, Lflk(? CUv ,ast Wednesday to bring static free sound of KM radio. AnJback luad buildin nmtprifli aid, 'tis said, makes curved air- since TV sound is transmitted by 1Je returned that evening after ways possiuie. inu lunger jieeu twi-, r.vi muiu, u cvjiwnia vwj iv planes flying the beam go straight sound is so clear. Pre-emphasis is used on some phono records, but since the pro-ceedure pro-ceedure is not standardized, own ers must adjust their set s tone control reduces needle noise to below the point of audibility. Another trick used in good radios ra-dios is automatic volume expansion, expan-sion, or AVE. This improves the range of volume on records. By making the loud louder, and the soft softer, it restores much of the Social Security llcncf its Based from point to point. The VHF Omni-range with DME, or distance measuring equipment, will enable them to fly pre?delermined curved courses. This will assist them to make faster time between airports and to fly more safely in and out of small airports in bad weather. It seems that a straight line is no longer the shortest distance between be-tween two points, if, indeed, it ever was, Euclid to the contrary, notwithstanding. A VHF Omi-range has been in operation at Delta for many months, and, according to Grant Workman, equipment for a DME Installation is now on hand, to be set up for use before too long. Sound Effects Social security benefits which mav become Davable to a selfi- em- a day spent digging his truck out poyed mdivldual or nis survivors of the snow. j are Dased on the tak returns which he is required to file each March 15. Be sure to report for social sec- sound to best. Furthermore, it is urity along with your regular in come tax return for 1952. Your Clirnri tl W hiir irinA aiun tirliTtit to compensate for it. It. b" " munis i.a:i sumkm. Modern Living The impact of TV on our living habits was made clear to me when Ray Steele and I called at the social security account is an insurance in-surance pouicy with your Government. Govern-ment. For the convenience of residents in this erea, Mr. Sterling K. Peterson, Pet-erson, representative of the Provo social security office, will be In Morley home Sunday night. The the basement of the Courthouse supper table was at the end of in Fillmore on Tuesday, January the room, the TV set at the other,! 27, at 1:00 P.M. Persons who de that all could watch TV while to see Mr. Peterson at the time eating. No one had his back to it. of his visit. Our little, journey today thru curved space and relative time by metephysical . rocket ship would not be complete without a side trip into the realm of sound. Had I, asked Ron Morley one day, ever heard of three dimensional sound? Certainly not, I said. Sound could only have one dimension, namely straight ahead. Not so, said he. Imagine a large movie screen with a car moving across it. By means of a battery of speakers, in a row back of the screen, the sound could be made to follow the progress of the car. Put that with 3-d movies, and you'd get 3-d sound. That was a new one on me. It's just one of many tricks the engineers are playing with sound these days. Another is pre-emphasis. It eliminates background noise from radio and records. Major Armstrong engineered it into the new radio system he developed in the early thirties, called frequency modulation or FM. Pre-emphasis means the build up, or emphasizing, of the higher pitched sound frequencies before inches radius. they are put out on the ether This is of inteerst chiefly to hi waves. If heard through an ordin- fi hobbyists. For most people, it ary receiver, this pre-emphasized is sufficient simply to judge a ra-broadcast ra-broadcast stuff would be unbear- dio by listening to it, and con-ably con-ably shrill. So FM receivers were sumer surveys have proved that designed to "de-emphasize" the many actually like poor quality natural brilliance of live music; And here's' an interesting thing! and Ma, Pa, and the four young-, sire further information or who , .i V,i. tv, L a,lsters were seated in such a way wish to file for benefits are urged quality of a speaker alone do not assure good sound. A long horn, or large baffle board is necessary, too. Since, in most radios, the cabinet serves as the baffle board, it must be fairly large for best results. re-sults. This doesn't mean a large cabinet alone is a guarantee of i hi-fi sound, but it does mean true reproduction is impossible without it. The reason is that sound waves from the back of the speaker will meet and cancel out waves from the front unless the baffle be Interposed. In-terposed. The best of speakers, if mounted-without the baffl, will give very poor sound. This may ac count for the poor quality of sound In some auditoriums where excellent excel-lent equipment is improperly installed. in-stalled. The effect is particularly applicable appli-cable to the long wave bass tones. The lowest audible bass not is about 20 cps. The length of this sound wave is over 14 feet. But since the pipe organ is about the only instrument capable of generating gener-ating this rafter shaking tone, most radios don't need it. Bass notes of 40 cps. and up occur oc-cur of ten enough in music, and these, with waves 7 feet long, need speaker baffles of about 42 FPflE"WpWfPWf(( WWfPSWSS the NEW plastic eooted SAVES TIME . . . SPACER - ff Af hfg SAVES MONEY! L ffl Ufft WAX FREE! EASIER TO POUR! PRESERVES FLAVOR! COMPLETELY LEAKPROOF! 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