National Broadcasting Co., Inc. (PWH); 14May73; R551722. WRC-NBC producer-announcer manual, May, 1945.

The chief difficulties I have before experienced were of a mixed naturechoked ascension pipes, entailing considerable loss of gas; the choking of the orifices from which the secondary heated air issued to join the producer gas; and the eating away, in a "scooped-out" sort of fashion, of the brick lining of the producers at the points where the primary air entered.

Ziegfeld hits evils of pulpit, Ministers' Guild hears producer assail orgy of obscenity.

To produce, implies that the producer desires to consume; why else should he give himself useless labour?

But if the State took over this industry it should be liberal in affording novel-producers facilities for obtaining fresh material, local colour, etc.

The carbonate of lime (usually in the form of chalk) is introduced directly into the producer through the aperture, K, while the acid contained in the receptacle, B, at the side of the column and above the producer flows put through a curved pipe in the bottom.

The State-controlled professor, parson and moving-picture producer appeal to limited audiences in halls and churches, but the newspaper is ubiquitous, particularly in a country where illiteracy is practically unknown, and where regulations bidding and forbidding are constantly appearing in the newspapersthe reading of which is thus absolutely necessary if one would avoid friction with the authorities.

In civilized society, a single producer confines himself to the production of one commodity, or a small number of commodities; and his affluence depends, not solely upon the quantity of his commodity which he has produced and laid in store, but upon his success in finding purchasers for that commodity.