Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1923, Page 35

BY RADIO TODAY THE Abe Martin Says: EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, RADIO NEWS D. ¢, THURSDAY, better grade of music. For my part their lack of consideration and co-operation at this and_ail times should be commended. The Navy Department is thoughtful and considerate. NOVEMBER 29, 1923, your columns, will be greatly ap- preciated. G. A. SPEERS, ‘The Colonial. Radlo Editor: Could you give me the call let- there are some good tube sets that cannot tune out local sta- tidhs: and a radio “bug” as a rule always wants to know what his set will do and how it does it. 1 % Astute. 11 Paso Herald. How does Owens manage to keep p his extravagant mode of Hving” £ He has credit. “How does he get it”" “By pretending to be worrled al- most to death over the income tax.” ters of a station in Montreal which broadeast lust Saturday night and signed off about 7:650 p.m.? I oper- The Tllinois station heard by C. L. P..| ate a one-tube set, and was very 4614 9th street northeast, was WCBD,| much surprised to get this station. at Zion City, according to E. C. Glll,| It broadeast on about the same 910 E street northwest. “I was In on| wave length as WCAR, and I heard it myself,” Mr. Glll wrote. it at the same time the telephone company station wi on the air. ! Static and code Interference were so | bad that I couldn’t gel the call letters. | I am in favor of one silent night think there are some “bugs” that will agree with me on this sub- ject. HENRY T. HOCK, 506 D street southeast. Virtually all American broadcast- ing stations have arranged special Thanksgiving programs for today, which range from church services to elaborate musical recitals. One of the ‘' outstanding features, however, | Wwill be a talk by Rodolph Valentino, | h - Ng appears before the microphone in | WILLTAM J. HARRIS Fredericksburg, V. Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment. LOCAL STATIONS 9 to 9:20 P i ; s. 9:20 pm.—“Twenty Minutes of | NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radie, Va.| G00d Reading.” by Rev. €. J. Perrin, | 435 Metera). " 9:20 p.m.— Musical program: Herbie 10:05 p.m.—Weathe au report. ! Mintz - piunist; “Sen” Kaney, spe- X SAther bHreau seROE: | oinlty act pihec artina, Sy oDe sws and weather reports. Radio Editer: 8 ‘Please publish this information Who Ever Heard of the WIH—Willlam P. Boyer Company 10:05 Ameri- 73 Meters). Silent. « WMU—Doubleday-Hill Electric pany (261 Meters). Stlent. ‘WRC—Radio Corporation of America « 469 Meters). :'m- atation will remain silent dur- has been canceled for today. § p.m—Children's stories by Peggy Alblon. Early Program Frid 5:45 p.m.—Instruetion in code prac tice by engineers of the poration of America. 6 p.m.—Chlldren's Albfon. WCAP—Chesnpeake and Potomac Telephone Company (469 Metera). 1:40 p.m. game direct from Philadelphia. | A Play-by-play description of the Pennsylvania-Cornell foot ball | ! At the close of the game WCAP wWill slgn off until 11 _p.m. This b nossible picking up of the broadeasting stations, which conduct their third transatinntic test of the week tonight. 11 1o 12 pm. syer Davis L Cafe Le Paradis. DISTANT STATIONS, Dance music the WJIZ—New York (453 Meters). 6 p.m. “Jack Rabbit Stories, David Cory 7 Work. prano. . 0 The World" 9 p.m velyn Schiff, is Band from | :fnlhn financial and commerclal mar- Thanksgiving | Kadlo “Cor- | Anna g, hour by PegEY | done in the interest of enabling the | British | tenos [ s 05 pn—Traffc talk 4 Chicago Motor Club. Ehhete Early Program Friday. 10:30 a.m.—Late news and comment 11 &.m.—Market reports. 11:30 a.m.—Lat cobli30 a e financial news and ~—Naval observatory time 2 m—Market reports. 06 p.m.—Weather reports. 0 p.m.—Late news and comment ;L‘me financlal and commercial mar- 12:35 Mre i Gas | . acy { Th’ worst thing about bein’ a parent is havin’ a little tired child come home from school ever’ evenin’ loaded down with algebras, histories, French text books, an’ writin’ pads, an’ be- lievin’ we know enough t’ help put- | it if we would. { Ther's this about a failure—he hain’t allus buttin’ in with ad-! vice, Joe Kite bought hand car, t’day, that’s « three hundred miles, au 3 tor k1d- ‘he don’t sce how it ever went| England | that fer. Gran’'maw Moots is ninety-} seven t'day, an’ it begins t’ look like she'd carry her appendix t’ ith’ grave. P.m.—Table rtalk by Peterson: of A Peoples Company. 1 p.m.—Market reports. 1:30 p.m.—Late financlal news and comment. 7; {tom Market reports. 2: m.—Clos - oD ing market quota. 3:15 p.m-—Late financlal comment and news bulietins. ,,3:30 p.m.—Closing stock quotations, Chicago Stock Exchange. 4 D.m—Late news and sport ins. Jm.—News and sport bulletins. 530 p.m—Late news and sport bul- s Metern). m, F'eld anad m, Woed. p.n—Twilight tales dtes: letter Trom the New Homestead, $ p.m.—Concert by Fred Gardner. arion Tryon, planist. Bedtime story for grown- Irison 8. Marden. s studio at §:30 p.m. ca's “beauty queen, ed by the “sheik, cast her greetings, British broadcasting stations will make their third trans-Atlantic broad- cast of the week in an effort to reach America tonight between 10 and 10:30 All American broadcasting stations will o'clock, eastern standard time. remain silent during the period. Radio Edltor: May I, through you, thank Ar- lington for their lack of co-opera- tion during the efforts of the hun- dreds of thousands of radiolsts to receive broadeasting from Eng- land? Al during the efforts to tune {n, they kept up their won- derful code, monopolizing the en- tire recelving sets of large and small range. It Is encouraging to know the Navy Department at Washington squirt their code through the air in the early eve- ning, ‘when it would be possible, if not for this great pest, to get distance and enjoy distant broad- casting. It is, of course, better to send the ship news at 10:10 instead of after midnight. It is better to spoil the evenings of hundreds of thousands in order to get out their code to a thousand. Tihe offi- “ashington to be ud given s vot r their spoiling Ergland and vening after evening of en- yment and lear:ding of radloists. ir_constant lack of considera- tion for us all is wonderful, and they should be given a vote of thanks by the hundreds of thou- sands fans. We should write them letters of appreciation and send them wires telling them of our sin- cera appreciation and thanks for thelr ear-splitting code, which so dellghtfully spoils what otherwise who was select- also will broad- in_your radio column: casting 2 program Sunday morn- ing (November 25) about 2 o'clock— a lecture. This was followed by a selection “The Little Gray Home in the West,” sung by a man Due to interference, I couldn’t get the call of this station, also Cali- fornia was mentioned three or four times. Any information on this station would be appreciared. H. BURKHOLDER, JR., Cherrydale, Va. Radto Editor: On Monday evening, November 26, about 10 o'clock, I “tuned in" and picked up some station where a talk was being broadcast reference to the Panama canal. It came in clearly, but I was unable to get the station call when the announcement was made. Any information in connection with the above, furnished through with a week, which would give the owners of tube Sets a chance at distant statlons without local in- terference. ROBERT COLEMAN. 1472 Q street northwest. The writer prol on a wave band of 430 meters. Ragio Editor: g 1 think that a silent night in ‘Washington is very necessary, for bly heard station CKAC, in Montreal, which broadcasts Going Fast! 500 Sets sss.o RADIOLA SR. Wentinghouse for o xug:ldm, tubes and brandeis phones , $10 Mon Other Specials Regular $5.00 3,000 ohm phones, $3.50 Metro Cryatal Set with phones. $6.00 Complete Crystal Set 1 Crystal Receiver | 1 Stromberg-Carlson ! Head Set 1 Speing Aerial Could any D. 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