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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER Here it Hommel Broadcasting: IS / ' 'Business static hurts your cash register as much as weather static hurts reception." Now, listen in carefully. The HOMMEL Dealer Service Department was developed for the one particular purpose to help alleviate business "static." That Department is vitally concerned in furthering your interests as a Hommel Dealer. We work shoulder to shoulder with our dealers not in competition with them. We wholesale only and carry only the most reputable radio equipment. All user inquiries and orders resulting from our national advertising are forwarded promptly to our local dealer. In our new six-story building we carry larger stock, and have better facilities for serving you than ever before. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR Radio Corporation of America WestinghouJtSferaI Electric Baldwin Brandes Burgess Cardwell Crcsley Cutler-Hammer Dubilier Fada Freed-Eisemann Freshman General Radio Frost Grebe Haynes-GrifEn Magnavox Remler Rhamstine U.S. Tool Western Electric And other' leading manulactureri We can't help you unless you ask us to. Write to-day for Hommel's Encyclopedia of Radio Apparatus 266-B. It's free and will help you. EXCLUSIVELY 929 PENN AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PA. Tested and approved by RADIO BROADCAST
RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER 848-m The Trans "Atlantic CUP WINNER Mrs. Edna M. Smith, of Springfield Gardens, Long Island, is the winner of the handsome silver cup, awarded for being the first to report reception of European broadcasts on a FREED-EISEMANN RE- CEIVER during the recent trans-Atlantic tests. The winner was selected by "Radio Broadcast" Magazine, which was in charge of the arrangements, and verified the reports of reception. Scores of other participants in the tests heard the following European stations on FREED-EISEMANN RECEIVERS: Paris, Petit Parisienne Madrid . . PTT London . . 2LO Bournemouth 6BM Newcastle . 5NO Glasgow Aberdeen Brussels . Liverpool Birmingham For full sworn statement and fac' simile letters, write 5SC 2BD SBR 6LV SIT *
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