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H e i nl Radio News Service
10/16/46
A NEW BOOKLET ABOUT THE RCA RESEARCH LAB AT PRINCETON
Prefaced with a quotation by David Sarnoff,
"America to be first in Peace and first in War, must be first in Science",
the Department of Information of the Radio Corporation of America has just published a 44-page brochure "Pathfinding in Radio The Story of RCA Research and Development. " There are numerous illus¬ trations and the publication carries a complete history to date of the RCA Laboratories at Princeton, N.J., one of the world's foremost centers of radio and electronic research, the cornerstone for which was laid by Lieut. Gen. James G. Harbord November 15, 1941, three weeks before Pearl Harbor.
Special chapters are captioned "Coordination is Essential War Services of Research Staff Members", "preview of Radio's Destiny", Research Points to the Future", "Holding Steadfastly to a Task"; "Improvements Demonstrated", "New Tubes for Television", "The Elect¬ ron Microscope", "Uses of Radio Heat", "Improving Television’s 'Eyes'", "Sound Without Echoes", "Advancing Communications}', "Antennas Improve Reception", Better Radio Circuits", "Patents Available to Others", "Engineering and Manufacturing", "Pioneering in FM", "Marine Radio Given a Voice", "Science and Broadcasting", "NBC Adapts Research to Practice", and "New Ideas and Methods Used".
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SET MAKERS TO HOLD SECOND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SEMINAR
The Radio Manufacturers’ Association is now preparing for a second industrial relations seminar to be held at the Bismarck Hotel in Chicago on October 31-November 1. The following program has been arranged by the RMA Industrial Relations Committee:
Thursday Morning, Oct. _ 31 Introduction: Glenn W. Thompson, Noblitt
Sparks Industries, Inc., "Job Evaluation in the Radio Industry"; "The Design of a Suitable Plan", R. C. Smyth, Bendix Radio;
"The Installation of the Plan", M. J. Murphy, Bendix Radio
Thursday Luncheon "The International Aspects of Labor Relations",
Stanley Luke, International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation.
Thursday Afternoon, Oct. 51 "The Problem of Safety in the Radio Industry""", E. K. Taylor, Zenith Radio Corporation; John Roche, National Safety Council
Friday Morning, Nov. 1 "Training in the Radio Industry" "Shop Operator Training", Alvin L. Lyons, Fairbanks Morse and Co. "Foreman and Supervisor Training", A. E. Sinclair, P. R. Mal¬ lory & Co., Inc. ; "Training of Engineering Personnel ", R. E. Samuelson, The Hallicrafters Co,
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