THURSDAY, JULY 17, 19830.
THE CENTRE REPORTER, CENTRE HALL, PA.
POCKET TRANSMITTER
IS NOVEL ‘3Y-PRODUGT
‘OF BELL SCIENTISTS
This and Other New Devices
Demonstrated in Penna.
by Sergius P. Grace
Scientists in the Bell Telephone
Laboratories, Ine, New York, where
virtually every invention aflecting the
art of telephony is originated and
developed, have perfceted two new de-
vices that seem destined to play im-
portant parts in the future of the
communications industry.
These new developments are a min-
iture transmitter and an automatic
telephone call announcer. Both de-
vices have been exhibited and demon-
strated before large audiences in
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia by Ser-
gius P. Grace, assistant vice president
of the Laboratories, whose addresses
in both cities were heard by thousands
of persons anxious to obtain first hand
knowledge on the development of the
telephone industry.
During the last year, Mr. Grace also
presented demonstrations and lectures
in Bethlehem and Harrisburg, and in
each instance he was greeted by en-
thusiastic audiences, who were amazed
by the scientific demonstrations he
performed with equipment that is in
use daily throughout the Bell System.
The miniature transmitter, which
was designed for use in connection
with public address amplification sys-
tems and for radio broadcasting, is
so small that it can be placed in a
man’s vest pocket.
During the lectures, Mr. Grace had
the device attached to large loud
speakers, which carried his voice
clearly to every part of the audito-
riums.
The tiny transmitter amplifier is
go sensitive that it picks up in proper
balance, vibrations from the chest of
the speaker and acoustic vibrations
in the air, which results in speech
being reproduced with great natural
ness.
The automatic call announcer is one
of the Laboratories’ most amazing in-
ventions. This device is for use in
central offices in the large cities,
where thousands of telephone calls
must pass through two exchanges.
In operation, it functions this way
a subscriber dials a te dep hone num-
ber and the device, located in a cen-
tral office, translates the electrical
impulses into the proper numbers and
actually says the numbers to the dis-
tant operator, who completes the call.
The staff at the Laboratories num-
bers about 5500 men and women,
more than half of whom are scien-
tists. Their sole aim is to make more
perfect the art of communication.
Most of their work is of direct benefit
to the communications industry and
the public that utilizes s these facilities,
although frequently their incidental
discoveries are of pronounced humani-
tarian value. In this connection, they
invented the artificial larynx, which
enables persons who have lost their
power of speech through operations to
regain their vocal powers. Bell scien-
tists also perfected the electrical
stethoscope for recording heart beats.
This device has won the commendation
of leading medical men throughout
the country.
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WEST
PENN
POWER CO
OF THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF CENTRE
HALL BORO BCHOOL DISTRICT, FOR
YEAR ENDING JULY 1, 1930,
Whole number of schools
Number of teschers employed
Averago salaries of males per month
Average salaries females per month
Number of mills levied for school
purposes |
Amount of tax levied Tor "sohool
§ purposes suses snes nana
————
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT,
MONEY"RECEIVED,
Balance on hand from last year,
Received from State appropriations
From Tex Collector
From tuition--Potter SowmBlp 4 and
individuals
From all other sources. .
er
f3482
H725 an
8459 7
4086 7
276
Total TeCeipla’. ......... cvs » $1809]
MONEY PAID OUT.
$5800 00
For rent, nase 86 00
For text books and’ apparatus |
For supplies other than text books,
For fuel . .
Foes of tax collector
Treasurer's salary
Racretary’s salary and
For nrinting and audi
For janitor's service ny supplies
To Btate Behool Employees’ Retire-
ment Roard
Teachers attending ‘Institute’
Repairing | sets
Interest and tax on Bonds .......
Bonds paid
For all other purposes and sundry
B51 48
848 31
565 02
170 2
26 00
52 88
47 80
454 4
709 87
160 00
Hl
NZ 00
500 00
28 Nn
Total money paid out $4488 25
RESOURCES.
Cash On Band, ...........coxs0niie $4524 W0
LIABILITIES,
Debt of District $12,000 00
We hereby certify that we have examined the
above and find it correct,
LETTIE BRUNGART,
JOHN WHITEMAN,
Auditors,
Witness our hands this 7th day of July, 1930.
JOHN G, DAUBERMAN, Pres,
EDW, E, BAILEY, Bec'y.
CHARTER NO, 121%:
In the State of Pennsylvania,
business on June 30, 190,
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $236 441 M2
Overdrafts
U.S. ( sovernment
OWN ‘
Other bon As. stocks, securi
ties, etc, owned
Banking House, $14.449.72;
furniture and fixtures, $5.
$10 OF 22 860 68
Lawful resefve With Federal
Reserve Bank
Cash and due from
Outside checks
cash items
Redemption fund with U. 8
Tres asurer and due from U
S. Treasurer ‘
securities
42 511.19
12.634 31
banks 11,0328
and other
1.250
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund.
U ded profits
15.000 00
5264.76
net
utstanding
Undiv
Circulating notes ¢
Due to banks
Demand deposits
Time deposits
36.20
110. 9%2 9
172.004 74
Total
State of Pennsylvania)
748.
County of Centre )
I. XH. Leigh Et
named bank, d¢
right
solemly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief
H LEIGH EBRIGHT,
Cashier
Subscribed and
day of July, 190
sworn
D. A. BOOZER,
My commission expires Notary Publi
Feb. 15, 1981,
Seal
Correct Attest
J. L. DECKER,
R. M. SMITH
DANIEL DAUP,
CHARTER NO,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The First National Bank, at Spring Mills
11213
In the State of Pennaylvani a,
business on June 30, 1950
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, iaciud-
ing rediscounts ....
U. 8, Government securities
cwned
Other bonds, stocks,
ities, owned .
Banking House, $18100 00, “tur
niture and fixtures, $5800 56
Real estate owned other than
banking house.
Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank ..... ii
Cash and due from banks
Redemption fund with U. §.
Treasurer and dus from U.
S. Treasurer.
Other assets. ..........
secur
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in .....
Surpins fund .. aa
Undivided profits —net Shupa
Circulating notes outstanting
Due to banks ...... ‘
Demand deposits. .
Time deposits ....
Bills payable and rediscounts
388
B|.5s Bun
52238
| 33238388
58
State of Pennsylvania
-
County of Centre
bank, do solemly swear ‘hat the above state
ment is true. to the best of my knowledge and
belief
H. F. ERDLEY, Cashier
day of July, 1
LONG,
My commission expires March 7, 1983,
(SEAL)
Correct— Attest
J. H. RISHEL,
ARTHUR B. LEE,
Directors.
INSURANCE
Automobile
Workmen's Compen-
sation
and Fire.
J. ROY SCHAEFFER,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
41R8
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$50,000
MILLET HOSIERY MILLS, INC.
6 Per Ct. First Mortgage Bonds
Dated July 1st, 1930 1st,
Due July 1960
Free of Pennsylvania State Tax
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY IST and JULY IST
Redeemable as a whole or in part on any interst period after
July 1st, 1933, at par.
Coupon bonds in denomination of $600.00, Secured by First
Mortgage on the entire plant and equipment, in favor of Farmers
National Bank & Trust Co, Millheim, as trustee for bondholders,
VALUE OF PLANT AND EQUIPMENT OVER $200,000.
Under the terms of the identure, no dividends can be paid to
stockholders in any year unless the net earnings are at least three
times the annual interest requirements of all outstanding bonds,
PRICE—PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
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It interested inquire at The Millhetm Hosiery Mills Office or at The
Farmers National Bank & Trust Co, Millheim, Pa.
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