April 1935 Short Wave Craft Table of Contents

April 1935 Short Wave Craft
Table of Contents

April 1935 Short Wave Craft

Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Short Wave Craft, published 1930 - 1936. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

April 1935

Vol. 5, No. 12

New Stunts with Short Waves, by Dr. P. Hatschek, Berlin	710
Amelia Earhart's Short-Wave Radio Never Failed	711
Why Your Son Should Learn Radio - A Talk with "Dad", by John T. Frye	713
How to Bend Your Own Chassis	718
$5.00 For Best Short Wave Kink	732
Have You Seen Him?	741

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