Laundry For 1926,
Mlor , than 188,0010 parc ,,is or laun-
dry were shipped home betwen JTan-
uary, 1925 and December, 1926, ac-
cording to Carl C. Kern, Supervisor
of the Ar-cade Postal exchang e. Of
these months', Mar1ch1, October and4
December had the heaviest <amoun11iM,
WilihDecember leading with?1 a Ch1rist-
mas mail of' 4475 sack is. Dur[ing thw
school year it was seld1om that tho
quatityl of bagst went below tl ee
thousand a month.
"The U;niversities of Michligan aend
Illinoi- lead in the -quantity c%
laundry m'ail among all the others,"
Mr. Kern said. "1llin1ois had 187,000
parcels, but1\ ichigan had 158,000,
which pu1t 1Michigan in first place'.
Patronize Daily Advertisers t
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YJYOTUK, April 19. Lrnms- Tdy oth.
Sion of souind and image on a sinlgle carried cona
!wave length, a new chapter in thel radio. 11t way
histoiry of television, was announced! ionl over a sir,
today by the Bell telephone laborator- Iible.
iea. ITransmisspiort
in experimnents, images were trans-! statt of a bandc
,pitied simltaneously Vwith speech, that of -severat
f zom station :',XN at 'Whittany, N J.. tions;, without
'.o N(-. York:. The experiment wats, modullation of t
pircnouncedl a succe s by Dr. iHerbert wiliillthe hr
I''. Ives :and Mr. .L'. N elson who di-!cycle vas ulse
r,"c!e it. Mon~ and one of
The fir~stpubllic 'demonsiralion of RBoth hatnds we
television "wa:, ade April 7, 'when length of 1BI1
sipeechall nd images were bhrollgt ht y length used1
wire from Washingt on and by radio April 7. s'1w~
from Whittany to New Yfor :. j equippcd Nwith
The speech and imSags from Was;h- special filterin
ington were' carried onl separate ceived these im
w iire . Those from Vhttany wverej tion.

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