The talking machine world (Jan-June 1928)

The Talking Machine World, New York, June, 1928 161 | i Sell all New England at these shows y f More than 100,000 people will inspect the lines } exhibited at the J £ Eighth Annual Boston Radio Exposition ^ and \ Second Annual New England Aero Show \ y Mechanics Building, October 1 to 6 inclusive y{ And the dealers will have a pre-view at the NEW ENGLAND RADIO TRADE August 1 and 2 Space in the Trade Show is limited to exhibitors in regular October Show and given free to manufacturers in proportion to space held. K / RHODE ISLAND RADIO SHOW— October 10-11-12-13 J Providence, R. I. ( y Write or wire SHELDON FAIRBANKS EXPOSITIONS, Inc. £ 209 Massachusetts Ave., Boston, Mass. J. M. Redell in an Important New Post Represents Molded Wood Products, Inc., of Chicago, in Parts of Illinois and Wisconsin Territory — Well Known to Trade John M. Redell, known to the radio trade throughout the country as "Happy Jack," was Jack Redell appointed on May 1 Chicago territorial sales representative of Molded Wood Products, Inc., of Chicago. Mr. Redell represents Molded Wood Products, Inc., in northern Illinois, southern and eastern Wisconsin in the interest of the Fairfax line of loud speakers, tone chambers and "Green Cap" loud speaker units manufactured by the company. ____ Barber Appointed Bell Sales Agent The Bell Record Co. of Newark, N. J., has appointed the Barber Distributing Co. of New York as exclusive sales agent for Bell records. N. G. Barber, head of this distributing organization, has had a record distributing experience extending over a period of many years. The Barber organization is being augmented in preparation for an extensive campaign and exclusive territory is being awarded distributors on this popular-priced, electrically recorded record. Eli Oberstein Is New Okeh Treasurer Otto Heineman, president of the Okeh Phonograph Corp., New York, announced recently that F.li Oberstein had been elected treasurer Eli Oberstein of the company. Mr. Oberstein was formerly identified with the treasury department of the Columbia Phonograph Co., Inc., and is thoroughly qualified for his present duties. Incidentally, Okeh sales in all divisions are increasing steadily, and judging from all indications the present year will be the most successful in the history of the Okeh organization. Develops New Method of Automatic Tuning — [ Charles Marti, chief engineer of the Marti Electric Radio Co., West Orange, N. J., has developed a new method of automatic tuning for radio receivers, which makes available the entire broadcast frequency spectrum. Mr. Marti developed the set which bears his name and has added his latest contribution to radio to the new Marti sets. ULTRATONE No. 12 LIST PRICE $22-50 ULTRATONE The SPEAKER of Today and Tomorrow is distinctive in design and unequalled in tone. It stands the test of any receiver without the confusion of sounds so common to radio when great power is used. Requires less battery or electric currentprolonging the life of the tubes. The Ultratone is specially made to meet every condition in sound amplification, ULTRATONE TABLE MODEL No. 8 *15-00 QUICK TURNOVER and PROFIT See and hear the Ultratone— it will speak for you with dollars. Mechanically perfect and attractive in appearance the Ultratone is a proved fast selling profitable item— popularly priced. i? visit to our exhibit at Booth 2>AA in the Main Hall and the demonstration in Room 523/4 at the Stevens Hotel will convince you of Ultratone superiority and salability. ULTRATONE MFG. CO. 1046 W. Van Bur en St. CHICAGO