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TELEVISION AND FM TO BE EMPHASIZED AT ELECTRONICS MEETING
In what promises to be one of the most important meetings of the year affecting every phase of the radio broadcasting industry, the National Electronics Conference will be held at the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago, from October 3 through October 5.
The conference, which will feature headline speakers from every branch of the radio, electronics and communications industries, is being sponsored by the Illinois Institute of Technology, North¬ western University, University of Illinois, the Chicago Section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and the Chicago Sec¬ tion of the Institute of Radio Engineers with the cooperation of the Chicago Technical Societies Council.
On the radio broadcasting side of the conference, talks and technical discussions as now scheduled on the agenda will par¬ ticularly emphasize television and frequency modulation broadcasting. Technical sessions on television are to be led by J. E. Brown of the Zenith Radio Corporation on the opening day of the conference to be followed by talks by P. C. Goldmark of the Columbia Broadcasting System on "Color Television Latest State of the Art"; D. L. Balthis, Westinghouse Electric Corporation who will discuss his company^ color television studio equipment; and N. Young, Federal Telecom¬ munication Laboratories on "Television Transmitter for Blackan d-White and Color Television. "
On October 4, C. E. Nobles of Westinghouse and W. K. Ebel of the Glen L. Martin Company will discuss "Strato vision System of Communication" at the television panels and this will be followed by C. J. Marshall of Wright Field and Leonard Katz, Rpytheon Manufactur¬ ing Company, conducting a session on "Television for Guided Missiles".
D. E. Noble, Director of Research and Manager of the Com¬ munications Division of the Galvin Manufacturing Company will be Chairman of a technical session to be held October 4 on frequency modulation at which 3. Zenin of Zenitn will give a talk on techni¬ cal aspects of FM coil design. Other speakers at this session in¬ clude G. Wallin and C. W. Dymond of Galvin who will talk on "VHF Tuner Design", C. W. Minor of General Electric who will discuss FM receiver design, and W. E. Bradley whose subject will be "A SingleStage FM Detector".
The conference will also include technical discussions on a wide variety of subjects in the communications field, highlighted by discussions led by representatives of the Bell System companies and Bell Telephone Laboratories. Wave propagation and antenna syst¬ ems lectures will be delivered by K. Bullington and W. R. Young, Jr., both of Bell Laboratories while J. 0. McNalley and W. G. Shepherd, also representing the Bell System, will head technical sessions on infra red and microwave radio systems.
At the closing sessions on October 5th the conference agenda, calls for discussions of various aspects of mobile radio com¬ munication, electronic instrumentation, microwave and application of nuclear ohysics to electronics.
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