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Advances Radio
Service In Alaska
Get Under Way
Captain Edwards of Washington
Alaska System Explains Contem
plated Advances To System
Captain Paul S Edwards, of the
engineering division of the U. S. Sig
nal Corps, attached to the Seattle
headquarters of the Washington Al
aska Military Cable and Telegraph
System which operates the big com
mercial system serving all Alaska
including the radiotelegraph and ra
diotelephone service throughout the
territory, arrived recently in Anch
orage on a tour of Alaska. The
captain is visiting main centers of
the system in Alaska. He will make
!a visit to Fairbanks and return
here, and then go south of Seattle.
The captain has been inspecting
equipment and making inspections
in main cities in southeastern Alas
ka on his way northward,
Big Improvements
Following up the policy of retain
ing government control of the big
communications system in Alaska
and to give the people of Alaska the
most modern and up-to date system,
says the captain, the signal corps or
ganization is taking steps to effect
important technical improvements
for stations in all parts of the vast
territory served.
Some of these more important im
provements will be made at Aneh
orage, including the establishment
of a much better antennae system.
’ The work on the antennae system
i already is under way, and poles for
use in the work are now here. A
big setup will be made at Telegraph
Hill and the business brought more
direct into the city. The plans also
include erection of buildings near
Whitney, about five and a half mil
es from Anchorage, to provide in
creased quarters and services. It is
hoped the funds for this work will
be available soon.
Mr. Galletley, chief radio techni
cian of the division, will follow Cap
tain Edwards in touring the North,
and w'ill be here soon, looking to
the laying out of the scheme for the
technical improvements of the sys
tem.
Anchorage, as the major radio sta
tion of that part of Alaska north of
the Panhandle, will receive much
attention in the general scheme of
1 improvement. Business of all this
vast northern area is assembled here
for transmission to Seattle, and vice
versa.
Radiophone Advance
The management, Captain Ed
wards states, plans certain techni
cal improvements to the radio equip
merit at Anchorage, Nome, Fairbanks
Ketchikan and Juneau which will
make it possible to hold two-way
conversations between those points
the same as one can now converse
by wire t deplume. Rapid strides
will have been made in this science
and the Alaska system will be given
all the modern advantages as rap
idv as funds for the purpose are nv
ailable. ,
A feature will be a voice scrambl
ing device, making these messages
unintelligible to the listeners in on
ordinary radio sets, thus assuring
privacy to the users of the govern
ment radiophone service. It is
, planned to eventually hook up this
I service through Seattle with all
parts of the continent, and to make
this service equal to any outside.
As preliminary to this service in all
parts of Alaska, the Juneau set is
now being put into condition. A
few days ago Captain Edwards con
versed with aid of the new Juneau
set, with Seattle. It was an experi
mental conversation, but a marked
success. It is hoped the completed
service soon will be enjoyed by all
main centers of Alaska, especially
Anchorage, and that many outlying
points will be tying in with the
main station, giving all Alaska the 1
benefits. No end of time can be
saved in this modern way, radio
phoning over long distance, says
Captain Edwards. He instanced an
example of this when recently N.
Lester Troast, territorial architect,
phoning from Seattle to the Juneau
office, explained and cleared up
business within half an hour or less
that would have required weeks
of letter writing or no end of tele
graphing.
t. (Commerce
lTires Use Of New
Ty pe of Propeller
_
(Rv The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, July 11, —A sol
id steel airplane propeller of a new
type which holds promise of in
creased efficiency and lowered man
ufacturing costs will be built for
the Bureau of Air Commerce, Dy-1
partment of Commerce, as a project
in the bureau's airplane develop
ment program, Eugene L. Vidal, dir-'
eclor of Air Commerce announced
today.
1' 1 let a contract with Ernest G.
McCauley of Dayton Ohio five of
the propellers are to be delivered on
or bcfuu September 30th. They are
intended for use in airplanes of a
new design which arc being con
structed fur the bureau.
Aerending to John Id. Geisse, chief
of the bureau's development section,
the new propellers will be thinner
than types now used, and the cross
secMr-ii will be of a different shape.
"To.-1 already made indicate that
propellers will be slightly more effi
cient than the older models” Mr.
Go.sse rid "Also, we believe that
the now shape will bring about an
improvement in cooling of the en
gine The blades and hubs are to
be machined from die forgings, and
once the necessary shop machinery
has hoon set up, costs should be less.”
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