Hiram Percy Maxim and Clarence D. Tuska, General Notice To the Licensed Amateurs of the U. S. (1916)
“ The amateurs of the country by this time are probably confident that the officers in charge of the American Radio Relay League are sincere in their efforts to make the transmitting of long distance amateur messages by relay a success, and that there is no money making scheme connected with the matter in any way. ”
Hiram Percy Maxim and Clarence D. Tuska, General Notice To the Licensed Amateurs of the U. S. (1916)
“ This indicates the favorable attitude of the amateurs of the country toward an operating organization for relay work and for the mutual distribution of information. If this interest continues to grow, we can count upon being able to number ourselves among the strong organizations of the country. ”
Hiram Percy Maxim and Clarence D. Tuska, General Notice To the Licensed Amateurs of the U. S. (1916)
“ This money can only be obtained through voluntary subscriptions, of which there have been several, and the sale of STATION APPOINTMENT CERTIFICATES, LIST OF STATIONS BOOK, and QST MAGAZINE. We have no other source of income, and the success of our organization depends upon all of us coming forward and buying these three things. Every amateur should understand this, and do his share, both by ordering himself and also exerting his influence to see that his friends who are interested in wireless do the same. ”
