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| 00937 |
 | Envelopes and letters from Russia and Poland received at Box 2041, Manila, in response to short wave broadcasts. Year: 1965 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-16 23:03:01 |
Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 907 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 37240 |
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| 00938 |
 | On the transparency mount is found the words, "Mrs. Kin, Cantonese." FEBC began broadcasting to China in the Fall of 1949. Mrs. Kin may have been a local resident of Manila, although most Chinese living in Manila are Amoy speakers. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:01:11 |
broadcaster indigenous | Image Size: 618 x 950 File Size: 483 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 37255 |
| 00939 |
 | An address given at the dedication of the Bocaue "extension." One of the problems of archiving research is that color transparencies often bear dates that do not reflect the actual date of the image. The date stamped on this mount indicates 1960. However, the dedication of the Bocaue facility was in 1958. Transparency dates only indicate the date of processing. Some slides are duplicates of the original. Year: 1958 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-16 23:16:31 |
dedication | Image Size: 950 x 769 File Size: 782 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 37254 |
| 00940 |
 | Dr. David Bacon poses with FEBC Philippines staff. Shown is a transmitter that will be put into use in the Seychelles for broadcasting to India. Year: 1971 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-16 23:20:23 |
equipment | Image Size: 950 x 640 File Size: 879 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 37271 |
| 00941 |
 | Closeup of an antenna feedline. Supports were made from local wood and the lines themselves were the innovations of missionary electrical engineers, much of whose training came from their experience as HAMs (amateur radio enthusiasts). Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 30 Updated: 2008-08-07 13:15:22 |
equipment | Image Size: 950 x 650 File Size: 358 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33272 |
| 00942 |
 | Setting up an antenna in the fields at CRCM. The pole in the foreground appears to have suffered a burn, but no details are available. Workers are apparently burying ground wires. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-20 09:24:25 |
equipment construction | Image Size: 652 x 950 File Size: 618 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33273 |
| 00943 |
 | On a non-workday, FEBC staff, including ladies, are hoisted to the top of the tripod under construction that will soon be used to support a "Yagi" directional antenna. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-18 09:15:28 |
construction equipment | Image Size: 653 x 950 File Size: 474 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33274 |
| 00944 |
 | Another view (see #941) of the whole transmission line to the antenna in the paddies. The directional antenna for Philippines SW service is in the background. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 30 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:01:52 |
equipment CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 668 File Size: 669 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33275 |
| 00945 |
 | An interesting view of the DZAS tower construction, apparently taken from the "dogleg" portion of the FEBC property. The "boom" can be clearly seen in operation at the 150-foot level of construction. This part of the FEBC property was utilized for local staff housing. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 11 Updated: 2006-04-19 09:28:25 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 658 File Size: 783 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33283 |
| 00946 |
 | The transmitter/antenna feed line tuning house, in the field under the antenna. This is the same line seen in #941 and 944. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 30 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:02:13 |
equipment CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 652 File Size: 623 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33284 |
| 00947 |
 | These are tower sections that will eventually be used to support shortwave antennas on the CRCM property. The feed line seen in #941,944,946, is visible behind the tower sections. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 30 Updated: 2008-08-07 13:18:54 |
equipment construction | Image Size: 950 x 658 File Size: 963 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33287 |
| 00948 |
 | DZAS tower under construction in 1950. Close examination of this transparency reveals that the construction boom is severely twisted, and a nearby tower girder is bent. On May 9 of this year, at the 75 foot level, the collapsing boom narrowly missed Byrd Brunemier, hitting a plank on which he was standing. Unfortunately, the boom rebounded, delivering a fatal blow to hired rigger Matring de Leon.
Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 11 Updated: 2007-04-17 20:32:08 |
construction tragedy | Image Size: 950 x 684 File Size: 776 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33313 |
| 00949 |
 | Because the slide is dated "1950" it is assumed that the DZAS tower has been just completed. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 11 Updated: 2006-04-19 14:04:41 |
equipment | Image Size: 950 x 653 File Size: 816 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33311 |
| 00950 |
 | Arvid Veidmark climbs a pole as antennas are erected for FEBC's new station. The "A-frame" truck and "Jeepdozer," both FEBC inventions are being put to good use in the field. The view is toward the west; in the distance at the MacArthur Highway, the transmission towers of Press Wireless, Inc. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2008-08-07 13:19:46 |
construction vehicle | Image Size: 652 x 950 File Size: 662 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33298 |
| 00951 |
 | A good aerial view of part of CRCM and the adjoining campus of Far Eastern Bible Institute and Seminary. The two properties are separated by the dirt road in the right middle of the photo. The sharp eye can see that both FEBC and FEBIAS sport basketball courts! Year: 1965 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-23 10:12:57 |
CRCM scene | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 926 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33324 |
| 00952 |
 | Planting rice in the wet season near CRCM. Year: 1960 Country: PHL Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:02:49 |
equipment scene | Image Size: 950 x 636 File Size: 677 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33322 |
| 00953 |
 | Arvid Veidmark moves dirt around in the CRCM "rice paddies" where new antennas will be built. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 14:59:13 |
vehicle construction | Image Size: 932 x 645 File Size: 708 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33302 |
| 00954 |
 | Byrd Brunemeier and others make last minute assembly adjustments to the rotating antenna before attaching it to its supporting tower. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 30 Updated: 2008-08-07 13:48:30 |
construction equipment missionary | Image Size: 632 x 950 File Size: 454 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33304 |
| 00955 |
 | In early 1948 equipment began to arrive from the U.S. It was delivered from the Manila docks and stored in the partially completed KZAS transmitter building. The challenge would be to complete both building and hook up the transmitter by June 8. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 15:43:54 |
facility construction | Image Size: 950 x 653 File Size: 836 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33344 |
| 00956 |
 | Pablo Aguirino applies rust-resistant paint to the quonset ribs of the new buildings at CRCM. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 15:46:57 |
staff construction | Image Size: 646 x 950 File Size: 1004 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33345 |
| 00957 |
 | A rare view of a KZAS sign at the front gate of CRCM. Almost immediately after station inauguration in June of 1948, the call sign was changed to DZAS. There are in fact, few photographs or other printed materials preserved with the "KZAS" call sign. The "Far East" in white paint or chalk suggests an initial sign for delivery of goods. See also #106, 314, 432. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-21 16:13:11 |
facility KZAS | Image Size: 950 x 655 File Size: 864 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33347 |
| 00958 |
 | A wooden structure is assembled to support water tanks for the CRCM well. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 16:00:00 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 643 x 950 File Size: 864 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33351 |
| 00959 |
 | An "A-frame" is placed atop the support structure to prepare for hoisting the water tank into place. FEBC staff were very inventive in ways to solve construction challenges without sophisticated equipment. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 21:57:34 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 647 x 950 File Size: 940 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 3346 |
| 00960 |
 | The first building of the administration and the first two missionary houses under construction. Note the dilapidated state of the fruit trees and compound in general. Later the compound would become a garden. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 22:01:14 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 660 File Size: 705 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33348 |
| 00961 |
 | MIssionary duplex #2. Initially the Brogers and Kreps occupied this unit. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-21 22:24:18 |
CRCM construction | Image Size: 950 x 663 File Size: 1081 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33355 |
| 00962 |
 | The pouring of foundations, like virtually everything else in the CRCM development, was done without the benefit of modern construction equipment such as concrete truck delivery or pumps. Note the use of wartime aircraft landing strip sections as reinforcement. To see how the sand and gravel were acquired, see #963 and 964. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-22 18:53:33 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 657 x 950 File Size: 873 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33381 |
| 00963 |
 | Building materials were not readily available to FEBC immediately after World War II, since virtually all such resources were being used in the reconstruction of Manila. Here the FEBC "JeepDozer" pushes sand and gravel up onto the shore where it is shoveled by hand into trucks to take to CRCM. See also #962 and 964. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-22 13:13:02 |
vehicle construction | Image Size: 950 x 663 File Size: 567 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33384 |
| 00964 |
 | Sand and gravel is loaded into trucks by hand, to be transported to the CRCM compound. See also #962 and 963. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-22 13:17:05 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 654 File Size: 688 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33356 |
| 00965 |
 | Richard Handlos (left) and a local worker look on as Richard Rowland tries his hand at soldering. The copper pipes were used for conducting high voltage electricity and/or water for cooling transmitter vacuum tubes. Hot water in the residences was not available for many decades, and then, only by means of small in-line electric heaters. Year: 1948 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-22 13:46:00 |
missionary construction equipment | Image Size: 950 x 656 File Size: 841 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33379 |
| 00966 |
 | Unidentified staff hold an "artist's conception" of the CRCM administration building. The transparency itself is marked "1949." The actual date of the drawing is put at late 1947 or early 1948 because 1)the first building was started in the first half if 1948 and 2)"KZAS" was the original call sign, used only in 1948. See #321 for a closeup of the plan. See #324 for a view of the completed complex. Year: 1947 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-22 13:57:07 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 654 File Size: 818 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33411 |
| 00967 |
 | In early 1949 the second wing of the administration building at CRCM was constructed. Since the initial construction, rain and some landscaping has improved the site dramatically (compare with #960). The site was apparently an orchard, which was sorely neglected during the War. FEBC rehabilitated as many trees as possible. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2006-04-22 19:10:57 |
CRCM construction | Image Size: 950 x 648 File Size: 847 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33407 |
| 00968 |
 | Freshly poured base leg foundation for the DZAS 300 foot tower. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 11 Updated: 2008-07-31 22:21:14 |
equipment construction | Image Size: 950 x 660 File Size: 963 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33398 |
| 00969 |
 | As was the case with all early construction jobs at CRCM, the tower bases were poured by relatively labor-intensive methods. From the left, Homer Kreps, Anastacio Bautista, Leo Maypa, Don Geary. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 11 Updated: 2007-11-22 11:02:33 |
construction equipment | Image Size: 950 x 653 File Size: 686 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33399 |
| 00970 |
 | The entrance to CRCM along the "Pugat Baboy" road in Karuhatan, sported many different signs. The children here seem uncertain about their posing for the picture. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Updated: 2007-11-22 11:03:02 |
facility children | Image Size: 638 x 950 File Size: 949 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33412 |
| 00971 |
 | A color view of the "gate house" at CRCM. The house was the only existing building on the property when it was purchased in 1946. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2008-08-05 22:20:25 |
CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 659 File Size: 747 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33442 |
| 00972 |
 | A view from CRCM toward the northwest. In the foreground is a view of the "dogleg" housing between rice paddies and a sugar cane plot. In the distance the northern portion of Manila Bay. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Updated: 2009-09-29 20:03:48 |
CRCM Scene | Image Size: 950 x 658 File Size: 593 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33445 |
| 00973 |
 | Missionary house #2 before painting. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-28 00:50:43 |
CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 655 File Size: 781 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33434 |
| 00974 |
 | A view to the south from CRCM toward Manila. The remarkable thing in this photo is that Mt. Makiling can be seen in the distance, some 50 miles away, a sight that would rarely be possible in the future due to severe pollution in Manila. Year: 1952 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-28 00:57:19 |
CRCM scene | Image Size: 950 x 654 File Size: 628 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 334460 |
| 00975 |
 | A view of CRCM showing the adjacent rice paddies during planting season. Year: 1952 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-28 01:01:27 |
CRCM scene | Image Size: 950 x 662 File Size: 606 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33461 |
| 00976 |
 | An quite early aerial view of CRCM taken from the east. A third of the DZAS tower is painted, but no "hat" has yet been added. There are no basketball courts on the properties. In the foreground is FEBIAS and on the right a good view of the "Pugat Baboy" road that fronts the properties. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 4 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:03:37 |
facility | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 865 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33466 |
| 00977 |
 | One of the many signs used on the CRCM front gate. Year: 1955 Country: PHL Updated: 2006-04-28 15:11:21 |
CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 651 File Size: 418 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33467 |
| 00978 |
 | This great photograph shows the work being done to bury ground wires that radiate out from the DZAS tower in order to improve its signal coverage. A tractor was rented to plow the wires into the ground (which can be seen on the far right, and extra workers were hired to repair the rice paddies.
Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 5 Updated: 2006-07-17 09:20:18 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 648 File Size: 909 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33505 |
| 00979 |
 | A tractor is used to pull a plow with ground wire attached. One of the challenges in this project was that a layer of volcanic rock was not too far under the surface of the rice paddies. From the left: Leo Maypa, Leodegario, Pablo Aguarino, Don Smith. Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 5 Updated: 2008-07-18 20:52:01 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 653 File Size: 683 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33507 |
| 00980 |
 | When the new well was complete, FEBC provided clean, fresh water for the Karuhatan community. The sign in Tagalog quotes the Gospel of John, Chapter 4. Year: 1949 Country: PHL Set: 17 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:04:00 |
humanitarian | Image Size: 950 x 653 File Size: 496 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33514 |
| 00981 |
 | An overhead view of construction of the new transmitter building at CRCM in 1953. The curved roof pieces were bent into shape by a unique crimping machine invented by the FEBC staff. (See #310, 323) Year: 1953 Country: PHL Set: 22 Updated: 2006-06-19 11:32:44 |
construction CRCM | Image Size: 950 x 662 File Size: 806 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33538 |
| 00982 |
 | A program seminar was organized in 1951, with a view toward addressing the issues of broadcasting the gospel to Southeast Asia. From the left: John Broger, a representative from Russia, William Roberts, two representatives from Thailand, including Paul Johnson of C&MA, and two representatives from Vietnam, Chester Travis and Le Van Thai, also of C&MA. The Christian and Missionary Alliance was instrumental in the development of FEBC broadcasts in the entire Southeast Asia area, including Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. The U.S. flag was complemented by the Philippine flag out of camera view on the left. Year: 1951 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:04:16 |
broadcaster | Image Size: 950 x 660 File Size: 544 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33612 |
| 00983 |
 | Broadcasters' Seminar held at CRCM in 1964. Year: 1964 Country: PHL Set: 7 Updated: 2008-09-03 13:04:42 |
broadcaster | Image Size: 950 x 644 File Size: 792 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33646 |
| 00984 |
 | Don Geary (l.) and Byrd Brunemeier pose before ascending the DZAS tower for further construction. Year: 1950 Country: PHL Set: 11 Updated: 2006-10-16 13:37:27 |
staff missionary construction | Image Size: 653 x 950 File Size: 560 k Original: Color transparency Stored: LM 33614 |
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