Radio Amateur News, vol. 1, no. 3, September 1919

This issue is composed of the following stories and articles, some of which go unattributed on the table of contents:

Government Radio Control Once More By H. Gernsback

Reviewing American Radio History By Lee De Forest, Ph.D., D.S.C.

Guarding the Ether During the War By P. H. Boticheron

Static Eliminator of Considerable Merit By Edgar Terrain Johnstone

Grand Opera by Wireless By H. Gernsback

Government Radio Control

5-Kw. Navy Transmitter By W. H. Priess

Coast Artillery Radio School

The Pickard Double-Deck Receiver By Walter J. Henry

A. B. C. of Wireless Reception By H. K. Dunn

Fundamental Operation of Vacuum Tubes By David S. Brown

The Latest Design in Antenna Switches By E. T. Jones

Construction of An Audion 'B' Storage Battery By Herbert Webb

Some Real Ideas By Zip

Moulded Condensers for the Amateur By L. A. Bartholomew

A Radio Experimenter's Receiving Cabinet By Thomas Benson

Use of Screws, Taps and Drills in Radio Construction By J. Stanley Brown

A Pocket Size Receiving Set By Joseph E. Aiken

Crystal Detector By J. A. Weaver

Use of Audion on Long and Short Waves By Edgar Terrain Johnstone

Damped-Undamped High Power Radio Stations Scattered Throughout the World

The Lure of Radio By Eugene Dynner

China on an Eighty-Foot Aerial By Augusto Jose Cabeza

Club Gossip Radio Digest With the Amateurs

Junior Radio Course-Lesson One By E. T. Jones

A Simple Variometer By Fred Rosebury

Clever Stunts and Wrinkles Prize Contest I Want to Know