Radio today (Jan-Mar 1939)

• Old Man Centralab took his baptism in a furnace at 2,500 F. He laughs at such temperatures as 200 degrees . . . the sort of heat he has to take sometimes when he is parked near a ballast resistor or a transformer in a radio receiver. Even where chassis temperatures ARE elevated the Centralab resistor, with its complete ceramic construction baked at 2,500 degrees, laughs at a mere 200 degrees. Where ordinary fixed resistors break down under temperatures of 200 or even less, Centralab is positively unaffected. Join the thousands of Centralab addicts . . . specify Centralab for original equipment or replacements. ■WJWfltD BAKELTTt • Baptized in fire at 2,500 degrees . . . hard as stone. Center ceramic core, and ceramic jacket fired together to form a single shock-proof unit. Pure copper covers resistor end for wire lead contact. CENTRALAB: Div. of Globe Union Inc. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Centralab FIXED RESISTORS WITH THE REPRESENTATIVES "The Representatives" are planning their annual shindig for an earlier date this year, but no time or place will be set until the Social Committee can find out what sort of a good time the members want. Sec't.-Treas. David Soskin, of Aerovox will stay at his old business address, despite his company's moving to larger quarters. Ed Kolman claims a riot of new ideas upon returning from the Automotive Service Industries Show and the annual sales meeting of the Kester Solder Co., held in Chicago. Bert Knight, of the W. Bert Knight Co. in Los Angeles, announces new quarters for his company at 908 W. Venice Blvd. Norman B. Neely, another West Coast member, announces his appointment as western distributor for an acetate shaving collector, made by the Lakeside Supply Co. Saul Shapiro of Los Angeles, has been appointed California representative of Nash Radio Products, Inc., of St. Louis. Jim Kay, Tulsa, Okla., has been made factory representative for the Universal Microphone Co., in Oklahoma, Kansas, western Missouri, and Arkansas. Howard Radio Co., 1735 Belmont Ave., Chicago, has appointed Richard A. Hyde, 4253 Quitman St., Denver, to represent them on amateur receiver sales for Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and New Mexico. H. E. Walton has been named representative for Michigan and Indiana with headquarters at 1014 Francis Palms Building, Detroit. Miss Helen Staniland, jobber sales manager, Quam-Nichols Co., announces the appointment of William E. McFadden, 256 E. Gates St., Columbus, Ohio, as representative for Indiana. Monarch Sales Co., Inc., representatives of Kadette and Freed-Eisemann radios and Casco Products, Inc., are now located in larger quarters at 230 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City. Dr. Ralph L. Power, 407 I. N. Van Nuys Bldg., Los Angeles, has been ap pointed American representative of newly-formed Stannage Pty., Ltd., makers of radio equipment. William E. McFadden has opened an office at 256 E. Gates St., Columbus, Ohio, and will act as manufacturers' representative in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky for Standard Transformer Corp., The Ohmite Mfg. Co., E. F. Johnson Co., Carron Mfg. Co., Crowe Name Plate and Mfg. Co., The Halli crafters, Inc. RADIO INTERFERENCE FILTERS Like all C-D products — Quietone Radio Interference Filters were tested under exaggerated "life" conditions before being introduced to the industry. That's why we can say with confidence . . . "THEY ACTUALLY WORK." Don't overlook this opportunity to increase your sales with little or no effort. Extremely simple to install, unobtrusive in appearance and available in three colors to match room interiors, C-D Quietones were designed for minimum sales resistance. On your next call demonstrate Quietone — and see how easy it is to increase your profit on each and every call. Remember — for new profits demonstrate C-D Quietones, the interference filters backed by the twenty-nine year C-D seal of quality. Attractively priced to retail from $1.00 up. Cat. No. 166A on request. Product of the world's largest manufacturer of capacitors. CORNELL-DUBILIER \electbic corporation f 1022 Hamilton Blvd., So. Plainlitld. N. J. Cable Addreu: ■CORDV DEPENDABLE RADIO 52 Radio Today