Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 32

WCAP TO FEATURE DINNER PROGRAM Will Broadcast Speeches in Baltimore at Affair for 1. J. Davis. WCAP will reach its long arm into the Belvedere Hotel in Baltimore to- Long Range Radio Entertainment: HE EKVENIN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1925. The Programs of the Following Distant Stations Are | Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 3TO 4 P.M. 8:00—"Chummy Chats on Books,” by Mae Flemming..... WOR Shepard Colonial Dance Orchestra .. Woman's hour: graduation exerciaes . Reading of criptures from studio Artist recital by the Temple University - The Detrolt News Orchestra and {nstrumentai . Moters. Newark 408 Bt itls 311 i Sam Francisco 428 Philadeiphin Detroit Philadeiphia New,York Worcester New York G STAR, Story of Eclipse { Not to Be Radioed By Los Angeles By the Assoclated Press. LAKEHURST, N. J, January 21.—The dirigible Los Angeles will not broadcast a moment-by moment story of the solar eclipse next Saturday from above the clouds, chiefs of the naval air sta- tion announced yesterday. Cancellation of previously re ported plans for connecting the big alrship by radio with broad- casting stations at Washington, New York and Providence was due WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 21, 192 FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Resorved. Reproduotion Prohibited. 1t you will compare the diagram shown below with the one shown with yesterday's article, you will see the actual similarity of the relay circuit with the circult of a-tube amplifier circult. I have changed the circait of a tube amplifier circuit slightly merely fon the sake of making the relation between the two circuits more evi- dent and easy to understand. We will number the antenna, grid varfous pitches, The human volce, with its variations of pitch and strength, does exactly what the vart- able resistance and the changeable alternator would do. So far, then, we have accounted for two of the elements of yesterday's stmple relay circuit, namely, the source of current in the control, cir- cult as the energy received from the broadcasting. station, and the control key In the form of the broadcaster’s Comparison of Aerials. A loop aerfal picks up the least amount of energy of all aerials. An indoor aerial about 20 fect long and of one wire will plck up more than a loop, while an outdoor aerial will gather more than the other two, and a long aerlal more than a short one, but the long one also picks up other disturbances which are objectionable. PUT A SCIENTIFIC FIXED CRYSTAL on your set .Get your money back if it is no better SOLD BY ALL RADIO DEALERS Bob Bchafe Mdhifi"e |“ ob Bchafer and bis entertainers 8:30—Abe Perius and his orchestra Musical program, vocal and e Closing quotations from Stockman night to pick up the chief feature of its lengthy program—proceedings at 4 dinner given in honor of Secretary ©of Labor Davis by Mayor Howard W. o e gy o = Music by Eastman Theater Orchestra Jackson. The dinner was arranged in Rec o 3 Zppractition of the efforts of Secre-| 3:a5 Shtserd Comonay Doni brescrcyrt Hall tary Davis in bringing the 1825 con-| 3:45—Princess Wahletka, American Indian ..... Boston Vention of the Loval Order of Moose,| 8:50—Weather forecast and market reports’ .. .. 8 Detrolt of which he is director general, to 4 TO 5 P.M. Baltir 4:00—Fiction, humor, Y4rse and entertainment ... Speeches will b by G - s Selamon s Breadcasters pDeschies will be .\’,“.‘f\-’u'n’&. <‘3\““fin Rudy Seiger's Fairmont Hotel Orchestra Musical program ...... ¥ Broening, former mayor' of Bal-| . Operstlc “progmm, voisi Il imore, and Albert J. Cassidy, who| 4: usic by the Detfolt Symph : will preside as toastmaster. Music Munic by tBe Btees Bos Triooe will be furnished by the Moose Band Hotel Belmont tea music of Baltimore under the direction of [ 4:40—"Stories for Children. by Heate: William Walker. Police reports; grand organ and trumpet Bob Lawrence Liate: to a conflict of programs, it was sald, and to the impossibility of installing the necessary equip- ment in time for the eclipse. Chicago Boston RADIO QUERIES Radlo Editor! b ¢ Please give me the call letters of all stations in Miami, Fla.?—L. H. G, ir. There are only two stations in Mi- ami, Fla—WQAM, a 100-watter, op- erated by the Electrical Equipment Co., and WMBF, & 500-watter, on the Fleetwood Hote! Radio Editor: Pleass help me untangle the fol- lowing facts: What are the call let- ters and wave length of the station in Costs More —Worth It! 3 hiladelphia musical program . Chicago 57T0 6 P.M. 5:00—Musical program Makes Better Bread Home-makers' hour; talki .. WFBH {IWLW Clocinnati JWCCO Mineapolis inner proceedings, which will be broadcast from (:30 to 8:30 o'clock, will be followed by & musical pro- Zram by “Bob” Lawrence and his mu- sical friends, who have been absent from the air for more than a month The program will be given in WCAP's studlo, in the Homer building. Upon 1ts completion at 10 o'clock, WCAP will connect its remote control apparatus with the La Java Cafe Orchestra for the dance music played by Pete Ma- and his orchestra. "AP's program will begin at € o'clock with a unigue dinner concert under the ausplees of the Black and White Taxi Co. It will Include in- strumental numbers by “Happy” Walker and his musicians, banjo dusts and solos by Everett S. Hardell, tenor, and Louise Charlton, contralto. A talk by etson Earle, com sioner of the Maryland Fish and Game partment, on “The Chesapeake Bay Wil follow a Tea mus the W Lincoln, a by Eleanor Glynn and a health and beauty chat by Elizabeth Arden compose WRC' fternoon program, which will be broadcast between 4 and 6 o'clock. palmroom of Meyer Dav Ocgan recttal Orchestra program; markets; readings: bews Storles from Child’ Life talks program, vocal d ‘instrumental home' reports; farm news reporta .. 6707 P 8:00—Doris_Sheidon, contralto . Leo Relsman’s Hotel Lenox Dinner musle from Hotel Waldorf-Astoria Jurenile period by Luella Wilson Jean Goldkette's Concert Orchestra Chicago Stock Exchadge quotations: markets Children’s program: storfes and must Bedtime stories by Uncle Geebee Weather; Art Coogan 8:13 I;m”" «onvrr; b_;_“ Realso's Orchestra 6:30—Musical program by Blue Bird Trio .. ‘Adventure atory from Youth's Companion ...... Meyer Davis’ (oncert Orchestra Dinner dance music from Checke: Skeezix time for children; storles; Bz Rrother Club program ... Dinner concert .....o........ Vincent Lopez and his orchesira . Children's hour by Alpha Stalson . 6:45—Rtadio Ramblers . 7708 PM ¥:00—Musical program; addresses; storles . Music by the Detroft News Orchestra . Uncle Wip's story and roll call . Sport talk T Lyon & Healy organ recital . Mr. and Mrs. Cobura’ [ 8 oy Jim, the kiddies' pal'; stories Guy Hunter blind singer : Portsmouth High School Orchestra . Bt. Francis Hotel Concert Orchestrs d s orchestra ... . Produce and ktock market guotations; news News, markets, bedtime stories and songs Rochester Loulsville Chicago Chicago Los Angel New York New York Springfield New York Chicago Detroit Chicago Boston ew York Philadelphia Schenectady Atlanta Oakland, Cal, Pittaburgh Newark New York New York Schegectady Philadelphia Boston Chicago Boston Pittsbargh Buffalo, N. Minneapol New York Philadelphia Kausas City Kansas City Detrolt Pliladelphia Minneapolis Chicago Boston FPhiladelphia New York Boston Plattsburg, N. Y., {f there is a station there? Is thers a station with the call letters KFNU? If so, what Is its wave length? What {s the wave length of station KFMQ, the Univer- sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.? —1J. S. WILSON. Have no record of a station in Plattsburg. The call lstters KFNU have not been assigned by the De- partment of Commerce. KFMQ trans- mits on a 263-meter wave band. Radio Editor: Your column is very interesting and I enjoy reading the experiences of others. T have a one-tube regenera- tive set with no amplification, but have & good aerial and ground. Up to date I have heard 52 stations plainly and clearly, and on New Year eve heard three celebrations—local, Chicago and Denver. 1 get numerous stations even when local is on I am well satisfied with my set, but I think it must be working overtime because when I put the phones to my ears the other evening 1 heard local broadcast plainly without the A anfl B batteries being attached. S50 I then took out the tube and the music con- tinued to come in as plainly as ever. Can you explain this?—L VOGELS- BERGER. Your set is indesd remarkable. If it was a reflex this apparent phe- nomenon probably could be explained, and plate circuits in today's dlagramvoice or instrument, which acts as a 1,2 and 3, respectively. The source of energy in the con- trolling or grid circuit 2, In place of being a battery, as was the case in yesterday's diagram, is now the re- celved energy present in the antenna cirouit and transferred to the grid cirouit 2 by the induction action of colls A and B. The recelved current of the antenna ciroult, and consequently the current in the grid circult, however, is hot a constant quantity flowing at greatest strength when the circuit is closed and stopping entirely when the cir- cuit is open, as is the case when the key A is closed or opened, respec- tively, as shown in yesterday's dia- gram, but {s a ourrent which is changing i{p strength and in its fre- quency characteristics in accord with the current produced at the transmit- ting station by the action of the voice currents. Variable Resistance. A similar effect, as far as strength of current, could be produced in the grid circuit by introducing a variable resistance C, which can be changed quickly between certain limits, also by the introduction of an nator or oscillator D, whose fre- quency’ can also be changed at will or as required, to produce notes of combination of a varlable Tesistance regulating the current flow or inten- sity of the current and the change- able alternator, which governs the pitch of the sound. Action in the Tube. ‘The action. which takes place in the vacuum tube between the grid and the fllament elements of the tube is similar to the action of the electro- magpet oentrol exerted by cofl C, cors D, armature ¥, «pring G and con- tact H of yesterday's relay circuit. The actlon in the production of negative and positive charges on the grid of the tube has the same effect in controlling the amount of current flowing in thé plate circuit 3 as the action of the electromagnet assem- bling has fn controlling the flow of the auxiliary current flowing in ecir- cult 2 of yesterday's diagran The difference lies in the fact that in the tube cirecait the action i§ not a elmple make-and-break action, but a faithful following of the variations produced in the grid cireuit. The actlon in circult 2 of yester- day’'s clrcult, in which ar ture L is attracted to and released from the magnet core, finds a counterpart in the attraction and release of the din- phragm of the phones the magnet E. The sourc ¢ There’s a rich, wholesome, real old-fashioned flavor in every baking tnade with a The Guaranteed Flour At All Grocers GREEN-MISH COMPANY ‘Wholesale Distributors Washington, D. C. Hibbs Bldg T N Iy D 8 11 =y Local Radio Entertainment Wednesday, January 21, 1925. On ) ited Sypagogue of America wervices ...... hang, Cal, € program, vocal and izstrumental Markets; natire KOFy ............. Chicago Theater organ recital .... Hotel (ommodore dinner music Music by Eastman Theater Orchestra . Selinsky Instrumental Quintet & Final market reports; farm news bujletin 3 Police 1 Hotel Adelphia Orchestra ... ...... Dominion Agriculture market reports . Irving Selzer and his orchestra .... ‘Opportunities for Employ- e, Basacial gt Bes mersot Feperis ment in the United States Civil Serv- pal Band of San Juan . fce.” Anthony and George Mitcheli 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. May Sicghi Breen and Peter de Ross . Sterxman market reports - oy Teller™ . orrros Ciril wervicn talki “AY the T:30—Course In French lesmons CIiidren’s bedtime story Ning fime for the littie Fols by macke trports by B » recital by Ble Colice reports: Irving Selzer no recital b, leanor Johnnle Buick’s Omphians ses Halt-hour talk for boys and girls .... Dream Daddy. with boys and gicls -0 1 .1 0 zabeth Aru farm program: fabar Jonea'and i . e i tra: Kiplisg features; Ford and (Gienn.-. - Willard Hotel Meyer Davis Trio, AT Sy e e Bl broadcast from the grill room of the Storles for children ... .. .. ... Chicago New Willara Hotel Concert by United States Army Hasd ... New Yorc Children’s bedtime storles by Unecle Kaybee. Pittsburgh Drake Ensemble; Hiackstone String Quintat . Chicago 7:35—Talk, “Road Condition: by D. 8. Hickey . ‘Boston TA43—Sporfing news and weather forecast . . Davenport Abergh’s Concert Ensemble . . Bt. Louls 7:55—Nora Helms, sopraao solos . New York AA—Naval Radio Station, Radlo, Va. (435 Meter). m.—Weather Bureau reports. T “ivil Service Commission WRC—Radio Corporation of America (469 Meters). 4 p.m.—Fashic b na Per- yrebestra — Health and Beauty,” by Worcester ringteld w Fork Buffals, N. Y, Newark Boston Loa “Angeles Rosste, N ¥. Portl'd, Greg. Deaver, Colo, could hear “The Magic Flute” on a FADA Neutrodyne —his trained ear would approve the tonal fidelity to the original in his famous old opera. ' The peculiar charm of this woodwind instru- ment is caught in all its purity by the famous Fada Neutrodyne. With equal tonal truth, Fada reproduces the deep rolling bass of the pipe-organ. , The Fada Neutrodyne has the range of the 88-key pianoforte. McCormack’s pure tenor, Bori’s delicious soprano, create the illusion of standing beside the actual artists when you hear them on a Fada set.. Bass and baritone voices are reproduced with equal fidelity. Nor does Fada create those raucous distortions that have kept many dis- criminating folks from investing in radio. Fada selectivity is one of its chief charms. Turn the dials to predetermined numbers, and in rolls the very station you want to hear— provided the waves from that station are reaching your neighborhood. Fada also excels in distance and volume. In short, Fada is radio at its very, very best. There are six models to meet every taste and pocketbook. $75 to $270. Fada is adapted to either dry-cell or storage-battery tubes, and either indoor or outdoor aerial. Hear Fada. It will be a revelation in radio! Buy your Fada now and be ready to hear the world’s famous artists when- ever they sing or play for you over the radio. F. A.D. ANDREA, INC. 1551 JEROME AVENUE, NEW YORK Yeme. Guiomar Novaes to Play in Brazilian Program Mon- day Night. NEW YORK, January 21.—Mme. Guiomar Novaes, famous concert pianist, will make er Initial radio ppearance in a speclal Brazillan ra- o program to be broadcast by sta- tlon WJZ Monday night. The program has been arranged by J. C. Muniz, acting consul general for Brazil. Mme. Novaes holds a leading posi- mong .rnh mporary concert talk, “‘Eatertalning Chicago ;;vam.‘ of BEurope and the two . I Q Chicago Americas. In an Aeollan Hall recital . rogTa ew 2 sember o Concert; Formica Orchestra; stage pi m Jast December she won unstinted Talk oo “What Will We Learn from the Ecli praise of every metropolitan music Arcadia Dance Orchestra ... critic KOA Orchestra; Studlo program: soios In the Brazllian program Mme. Boir b nt AR R el Dobentre Novaes will play three distinctl 10:10—New York public le police westher reports WNYC tional compositions which have done [ 10:15—Markets, weather, news and police reports .. Kéw much in adding to her concert fame. Musical program . - - WEAP T Bee Nattona!” SAsthcach Yocal and inatrumental program . LWoR ith va - e 10:30—Gladys ATien Trio ........... N -WEAF New York th variation Gottschalk: the Bllly Wynne's Greeawich Viliage Inn Orchestra ... . WJZ New York “Brazillan Tango,” by Levy, and an Dance music by Jim Riley's Texas Hotel Orchestra. WEAP Fort Worth unusual and sparkling “Polichinelle,” Frezase 3y Manle Qles Clob ot Soatr D torn e R ET0 ~ T8 hnidien by Villa ol s 1 e he e Special program ......... .. . Angels by Villa Loblos will comprise her bro- | 1o, SRSCieh PO 5555 gicin Chicago® ™ gra Musical program . x New York Spanish art, music and Titerature Newark 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNI “'Lido Venice' Orchestra . g New York: Lo Angles Examiner program 2 Los Angeles Mux Bradfield’s Versatile Band San Francisco ace program by George Osborn's Orchestra Minneapolis Concert .. (e Portl’d, Oreg. 482 Jack Chapman's Dance OFchestra ........ {WGN Chicago Organ recital . Siias Boston 11:15—Humorous philosophy San Francisco 11:30—Dance frolic by Fisher's Orchestr Hot Sps.. Ark. Lecture on_astronomy . : Los Augeles | Alamo Club revue . S New York | 11:45—0rgan recital by Dr. (harles A. Sheidon Atlanta | Allen Trio . New York Philadelphta Deavar, ‘Coto, ssesyssshusiiasusey 43 3! & 11:00—Meyer Davi H RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Dinner in honor of James Davis, Secretary of Labor, di. rect from_Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore, Md., WCAP, Wash. ington, 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock. o pn 53 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR peistes 12 MIDNIGET TO 1 Sixth annual dinner and re- hn 0 & 12:00—Masical program, vocal and instrumental . Los Angeles ception to James A. Drain, Low An(:l Examiner program Los Angeles Carroll Clectric Co., In. 714 12th Street Main 7320 American Legion, WNAC, Bos. | | 1215—Cetton "City rerie 111200 il New York Complete stock on hand of all models ton, 8 o'clock. - - 1:00—Patrick Marsh's Orchestra Yos Angeles Convenient NI’I% Earl Rurtnett's Dance Orchestra . Los Angeles We guaraatee to refund i fetins on any; O Multaomah Hotel Strollers mopey or replice sny Am; \V,”~ Tabe: net 'n."u‘i“‘-.“‘..?.i'_'.k'. t i \7/ flament Jignting. ) 7 Rico Phones .........5219 Ogerunteed 1 Todr 10:30 P Y ok Al idio 708 7th St, and-31 903 G St. N.W. : . = New York 5 but belng of the regenerative type , Sprivgtela possibly rectify the incoming waves " fo when the tube is removed. Rochester Cincinnats h At 8.a.m. last Wednesday a station Edtioia picked up by me on a two-tube Cleveland . The first number caught was a selec- Chicago 5 tion by stringed instruments, fol- New Yor New Tore a male voice. These were then fol- lowed by what I believe were & pipe Worceater ] selaction was announced and the sta. Chicago tion call given the reception Was too Pitteburgh New Tork ters. If you can identify this sta- n Francisco tion for me in your columns I would The station you heard probably was KSD, St. Louis, transmitting its 18- p.m. Tuesday and continued to 10 a.m. Wednesday. ‘WCOAP—Chesapeake & Potomae Tel- Ab, . e out 11:15 o'clock while listening SPNane CenCIME I to WRC, there came in quite clearly dfnner concerts, under the auspices of JALR. This was repeated several the Black and White Taxi Co. The oo times. Are these local stations? They “Current Events,” by Dr. George Raiguel . “Happy" Walker and his orchestra, Salvation Army Band: address: orchestra 0. THOMEN. vocal selections by Everett 8. Hardell, ey oot f:?‘“?' S You must have misunderstood the Chemistry," by . Jenks ... and banio duets by Joe Stanfield and Tand 554 L itéros 'had ‘not 'assigned such onh Jim Raeder. ‘Wall street news; N. Y. U. Alr College talk . “Naturalist in Florida® - . S N signals, Chesapeake Bay" will be the subject b gsl ot of a short talk by Swepson Earle, Erening Herald news bulietins 011010 As T am ths user of the phone cail Chiidren'; “Three Boy Sail Boy,” which words, ame Conservation Department. Ghildrea's program; sfory by Aunt N 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.—Direct from the O S dna et oM Lin. Tndes commerclal and amateur radio men, Commander James A. Drain - © Boston are equivalent to 3BSB, my offclai tion of special dinner given by ‘aturallst in Florida’ Toward . Daciaon Mayor of Bate rmers program from Columpla, Mo. .- Siemok The' Star of January 16 last evidently ance {o Industry.” by Dr. James Garner - y referred to me. Labor Jam J. Davis, who s also . 8 director general of the Loyal Order Stecker program . Buffalo, . ¥, to conceal my {dentity but to prevent ’ S I e Springheld * any doubt in regard thereto. the dinne luds: Secretary ‘Mravel talk: dunce music by Cotton Plekers Pseter Tames J Albert C. Ritchie, | 8§:30—Vocal and instrumental PrOEFAM ......... Springacia® ter that the interference came In on N “different dfal settings” and “must Thckson; Mayer of Balfimose snd Courae in appreciation of munc Ao g William ¥ 2 uban Army Band: talks on Cuba......PWX B e 3 Hastings Voluntesr Fire Depa In connection with interference Batmore. J. Albert Cassidyiwill pre- emanating from my station, I wish to side over the dinner as toastmaster. Examiner news balleting ... - RFT b explain that non B i Hena Kamaned. aat ) 3399 | improperly bullt or operated recetv- nished by the Baltimore Moose Band, blers eTs or receivers situated within a few ‘William Walter, leader. “The Texas."" Sanches and Wilatead - ., 5 une out that station’s “Bob” Lawrence and his musical Addrees, “'A Square Deal for the Motorist™ .. Philadeisnia :lra:t hard to tune at friends, from the studlo of station Musical program, vocal and instrumental Ban SiE 10 to 12 p. Panc 6. ptaved Astist recital; orchestrs pregram .. Pittsburgh on a series of experiments to over- 0 2 p.m.—Dance music, playe Ao by La Java Cafe Orchestra, through ?{::T{.B;l;;!‘e,l‘nmp_m Tm - ¥ %‘;‘“" i come this troubls, and, pending su: Hotel > : Hagarala 508 the policy of Temaining sllent every iz **Toplcs of the Da Newatx night from 8 till 10:30 and during ——a 00—Musical program . Newark grams on Sundays. If my call Musical program; g Chicago heard during those periods it e’ Chol IS SCHEDULED BY WJz & \’ Orche Springseld 1 hold a first-class commerclal - Joe Ryan's Internation: Bosten ™ censs and an amateur extra first- Tieal PrOTAm. +es e Government, and the two operators frequently help me are also 1 and_ instrumental program Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra periodically by Federal radio super- 9:15—Marion Ledos, soprano ik vigors and licensed by the Depart- 9:30—""Fifty Questions™ . i ot Sp. The usual wave for C. W. telegraph ““Around the Town with KYW in Chicago' Chicarg: ATk is in the band between 76 and 84 Artiat program: plano concerto .. 9:45—Diella Tlondan, 1085 DATION® «..svars . nss Yo, 4nksles on 180 and later on 196 meters. We Nick Harris, detective storles: orchestra . own & wavemeter callbrated at the ‘hicago Musical program | New Lorx every fow months against the meter carried by a radio supervisor. We partment of Commerce and the Amer- ioan Radio Relay League for the radio stations. I listen In occaslonally on broag- trouble with amateur interference. t do, however, notice considerable in- stations handling important messages and communications to ships at sea. of Mr. Campbell's trouble. If broad- cast listeners in general knew the mistake as Mr. Campbell and belleve, after hearing a phone, that code in- setting” was traceable to the same souroe. glad to help any broadcast listener in solving his problems. The amateur is but can usually prescribe the cure. DONALD J. DETWEILER, 3BSB. Please give the location of station 3XAZ—A. F. Chitago there is nothing in it which could New York Radio Editor: Chicage New York 3 set, broadcasting a musical program, S Sag Jemn lowed by a vocal number rendered by Fittsburgh organ and plano numbers. While each Springfleld Indistinct to determine the call let-! Minneapolly be greatly obliged—R. D. hour test program which began at 4 Radio Editor: § p.m.—First of o series of unique the volce of a man at 3XAZ calling program will Include selections by| % S4idman's visit: bedtime storles % 1 Tauch clearer: then WRC=O, Dinner concrt from Congress Hotel - tenor, and Louise Charlton, contralto, & letters, as the Department of Com- Vocul and instrumental program .. .. e T puL TR ml e eRion Wells Hawks. “Behind the Scénes™ of a clre to Satts o sioner of the Maryland Fish and Instrumental program; Bible lecturs in the code universally used by Navy, ty 1 i o Belvedere Hotel, Baltimefe, a por- B e e e Buftalo, call, the letter of F. F. Campbell in timore, honor of Secretary of Jette Yocal and instrumental ProgTAMm ......... Neazrosh The words in question are used not orld. Speakers at el talk dance musie” Torcester Tt was stated in Mr. Campbell's let- Governor faryland; Howard W, Concert, vocal and instrumentul T Pl =Xy from a very powerful statio Broening, ex-Mayor of male quartet; bospital orcfestra -EFEX il e c lective recetvers usic for the occasion will be fur- e B ) blocks of a station Mke mine will 8:30 to 10 p.m—Musical program by £ (hildren’ rogram; stories by Big Brother .. WCAP, oers & v Beicics Realizing that fact, we are carrying 8:45—Address by former Gov. Charles Brough Temermort ey 482 roal Tt cess in doing ®o, we have maintained the courtesy of the Franklin Square McEnelly's Binglag Enmiadeions church mervices and the Roxle pro- NOTED CONCERT PIANIST 0 : Ensembi A s Kaasas City my station, but some “‘wildoat i Musical program, vocal and instrument Grade license from the United States rihwestern U who licensed. -~ My station is _inspected Zion Orehestra; mixed quartet: rending + Fon Ange o3 . S 3 ment of Commerce. Concert: Hawaiian instrumental soios ALY Children's program: stories and music . Chicago meters. The phone set worked first Los Musical program, vocal and instrumental . Chicagaselen Bureau of Standards and checked striotly observe the rules of the De- conduct and operation of amateur cast wave lengths and seldom have terference at times from Government These are probably the source of part code they would not make the same terference received “on the same dial The amateur, as a rule, {8 only teo not only abe to diagnose the trouble, Radio Editor: The call letters 3XAZ have not been o Bear in Mind That it isn't the purchase of a | Radio—but rather the service, in- | stallation and the carrying out of the guarantee and terms that count. BUY YOUR RADIO HERE FOR PROTEC- TION 1! ok g3 Musical program by “Bob” Lawrence and his musical friends, WCAP, Washington, 8:30 to 10 o'clock. Home of Perfect Diamonds i Schwarts Cello Inspires Birds. ‘When the song of the nightingale was broadcast recently by the Brit- ish Broadcasting Company the micro- phone was set up in a suburban gar- den where the birds were known to be plentiful. A cellist then played to the birds until they were induced to imitate tie.sound and burst, intd song. Dance program by Isham Jones and his orchestra, WLS, Chicago, 10 o'clock. Midnight revue, KYW, Chi- cago,-10:45 to 3:30 o'clock.