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DIVISIONS
INTERNATIONAL INSULATING DIVISION
A.F.MEISSELBACH DIVISION
E1vyRrIiA,.OH10,U.8.A.
March 26th, 1936,
E., 8. Howard,
Box 546 E, G.P.0.,
T Hobart, Tasmania, Australia,
4 BT 1
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ALL AGRE E.CONTINGENT UPON FIRES STRIKES ANF OTHER ;AUSES BEYOND OUR CONTROL.
Defir Sirse
1 Replying to your letter of February 28th, we
PRECISION MOULDERS
indeed regret that you have had some difficulty in
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m&m MATERIALS eogidinaging your record changer and pickup with your
radio set,
- We are unable to instruct you as to the
technicalities of the Midwest Radio set and are re-
.= ferring that part of your letter to them for answer,
ERESH AND SALTWATER
FISKL REELS
» I can, however, explain the operation of the
‘8troboscotope you, Place the gtroboscope disc on the
turntable in the same manner that you would place
a
record and secure a Neon lamp, A Neon lamp 1s exactly
like an incandescent lamp except that the lighting
~element is a small disc which glves a deep ruby red
light., When this light is held over the dots and teeth
on the stroboscope disc, the teeth will appear
to re-
main stationar toyoy u when the disc is revolving at
53-1/3 R.P.M. The dots will appear to remain stationary
when the disc is revolving at 78 R.,P.M, Its sole
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function 1s to check up the speed of the turntable,
ANDTEXTILE PING
Yours very truly,
THE GENEBAL INDUSITRIES %‘oMPANY.
HS:FHK Vice Pres, & n'l Sales lgr,
cc-Midwest,
CasLe Aporess INDUSTRIES-ELYRIA