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| 00721 |
 | A family poses with their precious possession..a radio. The older lady wears a traditional terno made of pineapple fiber (pinya). Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:30:12 |
radio scene children | Image Size: 950 x 659 File Size: 531 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36293 |
| 00722 |
 | A small congregation of church-goers poses with the radio that often acts as preacher. See also #103. Year: 1954 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:23:17 |
church PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 704 File Size: 391 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM36290 |
| 00723 |
 | Surrounded by FEBC staff, a new PM holder gets instruction in the use of the new radio. Max Atienza on the right. (See #148) Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:44:51 |
PM-radio staff | Image Size: 950 x 652 File Size: 728 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM36294 |
| 00724 |
 | Rev. Anacleto Lacanilao, secretary of the Tagalog department of FEBC Manila, interacts with a pony ride vendor at Tagaytay. He is possibly advertising DZAS by playing the radio and handing out schedules and gospel literature. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:30:25 |
PM-radio staff | Image Size: 606 x 900 File Size: 373 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36291 |
| 00725 |
 | Photo essay: The arrival of a PM radio in a suburban or remote barrio is always a major event in the 1950's. A PM radio is delivered to "Barrio Banducan." A photo essay using black and white photography and color slides (set 9), covering delivery to listening. Year: 1952 Country: PHL Set: 9 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:45:41 |
PM-radio barrio | Image Size: 950 x 664 File Size: 630 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36500 |
| 00726 |
 | FEBC staff member poses with a new PM holder outside the CRCM electronic shop. Note the antenna wire, suggesting that this man lives some distance from Manila. See #1494 Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2009-09-29 20:00:54 |
PM-radio staff | Image Size: 950 x 1028 File Size: 457 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36299 |
| 00727 |
 | Enyong del Rosario is the CRCM woodworker, carpenter, cabinetmaker (and barber). One of the original FEBC local staff, here he sands a new PM cabinet. See also #92, 131. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2006-02-19 01:16:48 |
staff PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 654 File Size: 270 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36298 |
| 00728 |
 | A center for handling PM radio repairs, and follow up visits to villages responding to the broadcasts. Robert Bowman shakes hands with a clinic staff member. Black and white print of similar view is #1442. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:30:46 |
founder PM-radio | Image Size: 1588 x 1088 File Size: 936 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36296 |
| 00729 |
 | On the transparency is written: "Mrs. Greg Tingson, Jaro, Iloilo City." Iloilo City is on Panay Island, some 450 kilometers to the south of Manila, where at nightime DZAS could be heard well in the 1950's before the airwaves became crowded with stations. Rev. Greg Tingson became one of the Philippines' most well-known evangelists. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:31:25 |
PM-radio listener | Image Size: 950 x 639 File Size: 356 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36301 |
| 00730 |
 | This transparency is inscribed: "PM holder who used radio to win people to the Lord. Pastor of Methodist Church, Buki(d?), Aparri, Cagayan." Aparri is in the extreme north of Luzon, approximately 400 kilometers in a straight line from Manila. Pastors, especially those in remote regions, benefit greatly from the new Christian radio station. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:25:06 |
PM-radio church | Image Size: 950 x 648 File Size: 316 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36302 |
| 00731 |
 | An wonderful shot of a PM radio as it is about to be put into use in a remote Philippine mountain tribe. Unsure of particular tribe or location, but note women smoking cigars and pipes. Some information is covered up by an ID label on the slide frame, and could be retrieved. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:32:02 |
tribal PM-radio DZB2 | Image Size: 950 x 647 File Size: 331 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36303 |
| 00732 |
 | The slide is marked "Evelyn Hatchet." Other information may be under an ID sticker on the cardboard slide frame. The group is possibly a school or church school under the care of the aforenamed missionary. The radio set for tropical SW band DZB2 indicates the location is remote from Manila. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:25:32 |
children PM-radio DZB2 | Image Size: 950 x 664 File Size: 384 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36304 |
| 00733 |
 | Norman Blake and local staff member at work putting electronics in the PM radio cabinets constructed in the adjacent woodshop. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:25:46 |
PM-radio staff missionary | Image Size: 950 x 661 File Size: 330 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36305 |
| 00734 |
 | A family proudly displays its new PM radio as friends look on. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:26:03 |
PM-radio barrio | Image Size: 950 x 679 File Size: 325 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36307 |
| 00735 |
 | A PM radio sits on a coffin while mourners pay respects to the deceased. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:28:48 |
PM-radio scene | Image Size: 950 x 648 File Size: 310 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36309 |
| 00736 |
 | A craftsman listens to the radio while at work. Year: 1960 Country: THA Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:32:25 |
radio listener | Image Size: 950 x 647 File Size: 388 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36310 |
| 00737 |
 | In order to respond to the demand for follow up materials created by the distribution of thousands of PM radio sets, literature packets like these were assembled by FEBC. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:29:12 |
PM-radio literature | Image Size: 950 x 643 File Size: 337 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36308 |
| 00738 |
 | A family benefits from the Bible lessons heard on the radio. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:32:48 |
PM-radio Bible | Image Size: 950 x 653 File Size: 520 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36316 |
| 00739 |
 | The PM has a prominent place in the home. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 28 Updated: 2008-08-26 09:34:01 |
PM-radio | Image Size: 597 x 900 File Size: 466 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36312 |
| 00740 |
 | A family gathers around a PM radio to study the Bible. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:29:51 |
Bible PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 662 File Size: 457 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36313 |
| 00741 |
 | People gather outside a barrio home to hear the gospel on a PM radio. Since these barrios rarely have electricity, a radio of any kind is a novelty. A good view of the classic Philippine Nipa construction. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:30:00 |
PM-radio barrio scene | Image Size: 950 x 634 File Size: 1005 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36317 |
| 00742 |
 | A "PM Club" follow up meeting takes place with standing room only. The radio hangs from the window. An unidentified musician performs with trumpet and accordion simultaneously! The white-shirted men are undoubtedly ministers ready to share the gospel. The man to the right of the musician is possibly Proceso Marcelo. The location is uncertain, but appears to be a rural town. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:33:21 |
PM-radio music | Image Size: 630 x 950 File Size: 543 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36319 |
| 00743 |
 | Rev. Bauzon carries his PM radio into various communities. See #80 for details. Year: 1954 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:30:17 |
PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 634 File Size: 549 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36331 |
| 00744 |
 | Many PM radios are placed in hospitals. Year: 1954 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:30:38 |
hospital | Image Size: 950 x 650 File Size: 448 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36327 |
| 00745 |
 | The dial of one version of PM radios. Year: 1958 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2006-02-19 01:03:30 |
equipment PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 446 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36330 |
| 00746 |
 | Students of the Bible School of the Air (BSA) listen to the lessons on the PM radio. The BSA eventually enrolled over one million students. See also #313 and #770. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 21 Updated: 2006-06-07 11:31:54 |
PM-radio Bible | Image Size: 950 x 683 File Size: 470 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36329 |
| 00747 |
 | Rev. Isabelo Montejo, head of the PM department at Manila, shows the latest PM model. Behind him a map indicating where some of the 3000 radios have been placed. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2006-02-19 01:03:54 |
PM-radio | Image Size: 606 x 900 File Size: 397 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36320 |
| 00748 |
 | The community of Batia, Bocaue, Bulacan, a scant 14 miles north of Manila, was a center of Hukbalahap (communist guerilla) activity until a rebel commander heard the gospel on the radio and believed. The community ultimately became loyal to the Philippine government and a Christian community rose up. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:33:56 |
listener scene | Image Size: 950 x 651 File Size: 396 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36334 |
| 00749 |
 | Photo essay: A PM radio arrives in a remote barrio. A PM radio is delivered to a rural barrio. A photo essay using black and white photography and color slides (set 9), covering delivery of the radio set, to the village listening. listening. Year: 1952 Country: PHL Set: 9 Updated: 2008-05-31 20:53:51 |
PM-radio barrio | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 476 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36337 |
| 00750 |
 | Sambahan sa Nayon is a church in the Karuhatan neighborhood which sprang up as a result of FEBC's ministry nearby. Rev. Anacleto Lacanilao on the right, is pastor of the church, and head of the Tagalog Department of FEBC. Year: 1952 Country: PHL Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:34:08 |
church scene | Image Size: 950 x 648 File Size: 791 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36338 |
| 00751 |
 | A PM radio plays in a streetside Sari-Sari store, probably near Manila. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:31:17 |
scene PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 651 File Size: 525 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36344 |
| 00752 |
 | Ambassador and Mrs. Tiburcio Baja listen to FEBC on their Hallicrafters multiband radio. Tiburcio Baja was Philippine ambassador/consulate general to many countries including London. The Bajas were faithful supporters of FEBC since its founding. During World War II, Tiburcio's voice of encouragement was heard in the Philippines over historic KGEI (q.v.), fifteen years before FEBC purchased the station. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-02-03 02:52:09 |
celebrity radio historic | Image Size: 950 x 646 File Size: 462 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36346 |
| 00753 |
 | Photo #7 (Color version) - Photo Essay by Byrd Brunemeier August, 1959 -- Cebu. Notes say that Tranquilina Dianala (left) with her companion Rosalina Nandaya are missionaries in Argao, Cebu, working with the Evangelical Free Church. Byrd notes that 75% of their living space is within the photo..that he had to sit on the window sill in order to snap this picture. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 28 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:24:50 |
Bible PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 730 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36347 |
| 00754 |
 | Group not yet identified (020405). Possibly a group of Bible School Students receiving a PM. Rev. Anacleto Lacanilao, head of the Tagalog department of FEBC in the foreground holding a PM-radio. In the back on the right is Rev. Siodoro, good friend of FEBC. Note DZAS radio tower in the far background. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:25:17 |
PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 649 File Size: 715 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36351 |
| 00755 |
 | The writing on this slide: "These folk requested a radio. We promised them one, and prayed that God would supply." Possibly a photo from a deputation set of Billy Reames. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 21:41:47 |
scene barrio | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 955 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36349 |
| 00756 |
 | Rev. Isabelo Montejo delivers a PM to a church. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:41:52 |
PM-radio church | Image Size: 950 x 603 File Size: 381 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36362 |
| 00757 |
 | An old lady and her prize posession - a radio. In the years immediately following WWII, radios were often constructed from salvaged parts. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:35:33 |
radio listener | Image Size: 950 x 602 File Size: 398 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36358 |
| 00758 |
 | FEBC staff Benjamin Calica poses with a group who has just taken posession of a PM radio. Ben's wife Esther stands on the right. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:42:44 |
PM-radio barrio | Image Size: 950 x 650 File Size: 823 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36357 |
| 00759 |
 | Inscription on the slide: "Southeast Asia listener." Country uncertain, however the wood, tea and short wave radio suggest an area away from the Philippines. The Crest Fluoride toothpaste suggests after 1955. Year: 1956 Country: THA Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:35:49 |
listener radio | Image Size: 950 x 657 File Size: 714 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36360 |
| 00760 |
 | PM radios were frequently used as "pastors" for small rural congregations. See #761 for exterior shot of this rural church Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:42:56 |
PM-radio church Bible | Image Size: 950 x 706 File Size: 760 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36364 |
| 00761 |
 | Exterior view of #760. Here the PM is being delivered by Rev. Anacleto Lacanilao (standing on right) and Rev. Isabelo Montejo (fifth from left). Location uncertain. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:46:10 |
PM-radio church | Image Size: 950 x 648 File Size: 758 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36372 |
| 00762 |
 | A man adjusts his PM radio in a home. This is a good interior viewof a typical Philippine "Nipa" house. The main vertical beam is a tree trunk or branch lashed to bamboo cross-pieces. The walls consist of classic "swali", composed of thin bamboo strips. Swali is also used widely in rattan furniture. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Set: 28 Updated: 2008-08-05 22:13:21 |
PM-radio home scene | Image Size: 950 x 635 File Size: 569 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36374 |
| 00763 |
 | Service with a smile. A PM department staff at CRCM. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-09-03 11:37:05 |
PM-radio staff missionary | Image Size: 608 x 900 File Size: 371 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36378 |
| 00764 |
 | Rudi Esperanza picks up a PM radio at CRCM to deliver to a worthy recipient within the range of DZAS. See also #287. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:46:32 |
PM-radio | Image Size: 950 x 652 File Size: 376 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36387 |
| 00765 |
 | Isabelo Montejo looks on as FEBC electronics staff in the CRCM electronics shop in an effort to keep up with the demand for PM radios. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2006-02-19 01:34:50 |
PM-radio staff equipment | Image Size: 950 x 598 File Size: 409 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36380 |
| 00766 |
 | A DZAS PM radio is delivered to a small family in the barrio by an FEBC staff member, possibly Max Atienza. The extra wires were provided for antennas to enhance reception in borderline coverage areas of DZAS. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:47:00 |
PM-radio barrio | Image Size: 950 x 649 File Size: 636 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36391 |
| 00767 |
 | A new PM recipient displays his radio set. This is the earliest type of PM. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 3 Updated: 2008-08-28 17:47:24 |
PM-radio barrio | Image Size: 950 x 663 File Size: 697 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36392 |
| 00768 |
 | A wonderful closeup of PM radio assembly in the CRCM electronics workshop. FEBC experimented with various types of portable power; this photo shows a battery pack of 30 "D" flashlight cells. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 1 Updated: 2006-02-19 01:35:01 |
PM-radio staff equipment | Image Size: 950 x 649 File Size: 609 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 36394 |
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