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October, 1934 the Voice Of OCTOBER, 1934 Short Wave News. Police Stations. Accurate Station List. Aircraft Stations. Hourly Tuning Guide. And Other Features. THE VOICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL SHORT WAVE CLUB EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO, U. S. A. THIS IS YOUR CLUB, MAKE IT WHAT YOU WILL I AM A MURDERER... of NOISE. I can't stand disturbing clicks, buzzes and crashes. I kill noise before it enters the radio set I protect. I do, however, allow the full signal strength of all rodio stations to enter. I am the new, patented and guaranteed LYNCH "HI -Fl" SIMPLEX ANTENNA SYSTEM (where you all the room you want)and the "HI -Fl" DUPLEX ANTENNA COUPLING SYSTEM (for limited space) Both systems have 'noise -reducing properties on wave lengths from 5 to 600 meters impossible of attainment by other systems. No tricky spread- ing, cumbersome metal tubing or masts. Installation is simplicity itself. One system is a complete kit-the other can be used with any existing aerial. 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