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of 1948. Yet with this compara-|y...n" The beam travels across|transmitter. ~The micro-wave tively recent start we haveing face of the tube at the rate|guide is called a “button hook.” achieved a rate of over 20,000 sets» 1x 750 times a second. It is attached to the unit that re-

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stepped. up to approximately! poo, the installer and the re . 5 t as he v 499.900 units in 1949. pairman have a jargon of their|'® SUSE LL ny | : : ; Js I a Progress of Television own. The repairman’s analysis) go , equipment will be used in| WE ARR was driving “Expanding production of other PAY ound. lke & doctor vpn Sp Sioa Taco vy ATION IN hater Spe television manufacturers will con-| : WFBM-TV. And no mobile unit! § on the N=ithat the snap or definition of the 0. b mplete. without : / Mattson«was tinue to- increase even with a picture, or. its clearness is ham- would o ares pete ibis Sa 3 : £ v : his head str shortage of cathode ray tubes and pered by “snow.” He 18 referring reflect — 4 NE fe wd ) a Ca A to i His forehea certain other component parts of|to flecks on the picture caused by When the: cameraman is told! ana BR : : v 68 ea 71 Se television receivers. weak signal. When he mentions), "0, “the studio, “You got ; “Methodist He “The progress of television in|“ghosts” he is referring to double pack oS ate Ip = “ fa . : : es were taki the future depends chiefly upon (images caused by the picture sig-|} > eans his equipment g His conditior the dination of the manu-|nal being reflected by a large ob- puned on, no Tore ad UbbIng. : : The injured facturer'alld the broadcaster. Thelject and being received a frac. A high camera positon on a table Order Tomorrow — Avoid Disappointment Los Angeles, television set owner has aiready|tion of a second later than the OP Or other walst high platform \ . of the retain proven his faith in television by|original signal. is called a “High hat Ang m-/: oft. by the a © spending oni tel on sets last| “Tearing” refers to harizontal structions in the studio are given Flee Taha 4 The Sarafc year more Le iovistor spent for|disturbances on the picture over “can” or earphones, A flames as v radio posh in the first three full|caused by interference or the im.| The weatherman's language f Miller was be years of radio ; proper adjustment of controls, also gets into television, “Bliz- the southwes “Television ‘programming ts a| Such plain words as “sight” zard head” means a blond, and ; the car to i ,brand new art ‘in every phase|and “sound” seemed to have been ¥iteete It" Means the set should) { / he Sh B “from acting to staging and writ-|lost in ' the television shuffle, be used as is, “Frost” means the i. (+) . i 50 = ing but it is growing up by leaps These have become video and diffusing of light on a set by put- iim 7 J and ‘bounds: . It ie the perfect|audio. © : Ling a frost gelatin over the © ; : 1 . answer to complete home enter-| Each station has a channel BMPR... ; : hg ws : To A ment.” . with a number. This is for idens| A "Womp" is a sudden Mare of) : * ! a Hchtion only, o. _[brightness and a."gabe’ is just ~~. MAGIC MIRROR | radio Hold: Televised Clas In the studio the TV camera|the opposite. . : : Jan 4 ¢ : pi : Le ? ¥ assrooms picks up the image by means of] A busy’ picture has too much * ] 10,0C Television for the classroom isjan image orthicon tube if the|!n its shapes or background, DETRO: under Jrivestigtion by the U. B.show is from either the studio| “Noodle” means to play a few whe is to ai Navy at its Special Devices Cen-for a “remote.” bars or background music, usual- American bs © ter at Bands Point, L. I, where Use Iconoscope Tube ly for a title. “Rotate the yoke” : 1 “tame” com experiments in mass-training of| If the program is being picked tells the cameraman to straighten “You de © yecruits are being conducted with up from film the camera makes/Up the picture. “Panning” a set : ; oe grand prize the aid of General Electric studio] the translation by means of aniis slowing sweeping the picture : . . : : the Indians equipment and large-screen re-|iconoscope tube. from one side to the other. — a roy ceivers, Ae The television camera is far| ‘Fade in” and “fade out” are wo - pr : — Sa —— He pointe NE me has been ov - - > i four drivers last race © pocketed $4( cn THEBOV and said $4 sana too great a = ? take)” the A ep erphpeyet Several 10: { OA ' fhe when. he d Jil taking mar bbe, . the mount i FINEST IN TELEVISION ENTERTAINMENT Chile and P : : ; “The road $ ————— + « + ATTRACTIVE ADDITION TO YOUR HOME Dodg I ToS : Rees S ee fy B - § nero Ll: ro 5 1 8T. 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