Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 38

38 MINSTRELS RETURN VIA WRC TONIGHT Music Memory Test, Harpist and Wile Also to Be Fea- tures of Local Program. The first 1925 performance of the CGeorgia Minstrel Boy »pular tertainers of station W Schene tady, and the closing concert of the March music_memory contest of the Brunswick Recording Laboratories will be included in th be broadcast tonight by WRC. third feature will be the radio d but of the Meyer Davis Club Chan- tecler Ensemble, which will play a program of dance music from 11 to 12:30 p.m Other events on the bill Will be the bi-weekly talk of Frederic Willlam Wile on “The Political Situation in Washington Tonight” concert of dinner music by the Meyer Davis New Willard Orchestra; a recital by rtrude Hopkins, harpist, broadcast jointly with station WJZ, and a talk by Dr. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of the Iirst Congregational Chureh, on World Fellowship Through Music.’ The Georgia Minstrel Boys have ar- ranged for tonight an entirely new production, which they will present from 7:45 to 8:30 o'clock the minstrels will be the WGY Or- chestra. These entertainers will be re- membered by Washirigton listeners for their satire on the Democratic national convention, which was broadeast last fall LONG 00— Jules Lande and hix Mayfiower Orchestra; 30— Her 35 program to | The | 40—Police reports; 45 Homemuker's hour; 00— Musical Assistng | '"HE EVEN RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1925 3 TO 4 P.M. Rook talk; Mucical program. Talks: Reading of Seriptures ‘from. studio; pman's hour: Musical program Tadies’ hour: al from Lyon & Healy Concert Hall. Closing market report Musical pro jor's Orchestra; talks Afternoon from Hearst Square.. . 470 5 P poems; humor: ¥ rmont Hotel Orchestra James Wilson ol Orchestra program. Joew's Theater music: Shepard Colonial Orcire Ctidren’s program Mysical program Home taTks, * Musdeal progri Talks: voca! and instrumental program.. Musical program by Paramount E: Market Hints for Housew! vocal solos: vocal and instrumentst. talks. . by Detrois ) Froli 0— Woman's progrsm Musical program by 5 TO 6 P.M. program by the “Rringing the World to Amer! Home Management,” by Male chorns: vocal folos: Organ recital; readings: markets American Red Cross talk The Readers’ Club . Piano recital by students: talk, Young Women's Christian Association Musical nrogram fren Furm and bome market reports; news..... 6 TO 7 B.M. Weekiy child talent program Dinner concert from Hotel Wenther; base ball talk; Dinner_concert by Camp Fire Girls' program Sid Stratton’s Serensders Chicago Stork Exchange quotations: Dinner concert ... £ Children's #torles by Uncle Geebee. L Producs and stock market ations: news. Dinner coucert from Hotel Statier...... market musical program; vYocal selos. ws Orchestra. .. vocal and instrumental program. grand organ and tmumpets. ... talks; boys and girls’ program. | WLS “lnetion Bridge” .. WL LWL Waidorf-Astoria Marburger's Orchestra. . W [P Jean (.omlul-» Fasemble. . wolos.. WP lecture: plamo recttel. won LWrI musical program, vocal and fnstrumentsl... WGBS KPo Lweeo from Stockman’s... . enfertainment. ... WGN LKPO L WFI wtrw. WNAC JwNYC WIZ W whE WHY WOX WIP LWEAF WDAF WLIT WHN JWo0 LWHN [ WHAS LWMAQ WCCo WDAF WEAT 0 WWJ L WGRS WGy SWTAM Programs of Following Distant Stations Scheduled for Bastern Standard Time “Weters. Fhiladelphia San Francisco Mpls.-6¢t. Paul Detroit Kansas City Chicago Plresburgh Lox Angeles Chicago Chicago Sen Francisco Philadelphia Hoston New York New York Chicago New York w York Detroit Philadelphia New York Kansas City Philadelphin New York Philadelphia Chicago New York Cuicago. Dave mport Dearer. Colo. Lousvilie Chi. Mpls.-5t. Paul Cinetnnati Kansas City New York - Philadelphia Detroft TRoston Philndelphia Chicago Detroit New York Schenectsdy Clevelund e assme 248! NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, BUENOS AIRES HEARS PROGRAM FROM KDKA Transmission From Pittsburgh Is " Perfect—64-Meter Wave Length Is Used. By the Assoclated Press BUENOS AIR| March 31.—Radio fans in Buenos Aires last night heard a program broadcast from KDKA, Pitts- burgh, on a 64-meter wave length. The transmission was perfect, notwithstand- ing the fuct that there was some static. The comcert, which was arranged by the New York office of La Nacion, comprised dance music, songs by the Dixie Negro Quartet, a speech by Felipe A. Espll, counselor of the Argentine embassy In Washington, and a message from Dr. Leo S. Rowe, director of the Pan-American 4'nion. The program begau to be heard here at 8:30 oclock, New York time. It ended at 10:03 pm. ANIMAL CHORUS ON AIR. WRC Will Broadcast Menagerie “Concert” Saturday Night. The howls and growls, bleats and blasts, barks and roars, screeches and squeals of the animals of the Barnum & Balley and Ringling Brothers cir- cus menagerie will be broadcast from Madison Square Garden in New York Saturday night by WRC in conjunc- tion with WJZ and WGY A touch of circus atmosphere will be added by the introduction of two special numbers on the steam cal- liope. The circus made its debut on the ether last year and scored a de- cided hit. Adventures of No. When a fellow has inflicted his views upon the helpless multitude for month after month there is a le- gitimate curfosity to know something about him apart from what his views disclose. So M. J. Moor, a handwrit- ing diagnostician, who reads charac- ter from chirography, expresscd a desire to put me under the micro- scope. I was asked to submit a specimen of penmanship. The re- sult was an analysis that was dis- concertingly true to life. It was flat- tering in spots, but brutally authentic in most respects. It was submitted with this gracious letter: I am sending you herewith your pen portrait. 1 hope you go on the air toright in all your fighting togs. We like you when you swell up in righteous Indignation. I hope you recognize yourself as I see you in your graceful, strong, vigorous seript. (Editor please insert blushes) It is the pictare of one who fights, not against but for humanity. Writing Is, accord- ing to graphology, a ‘“gesture of the mind.” If that is true, you have some good, strong gestures. s My adventures on the air are par- ticularly thrilling—I mean the actual talks on political events—because of the character of my local Washing- ton radlo audlence. For tulks of that kind it is fncomparably the most im- portant audience in the country. If FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY MARCH 31, 1925. a Broadcaster By FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE, Radioscribe. 6.—Reading a Broadcaster’s Character. 1 am accurately informed, it quite regularly includes the Whits House. I know it embraces innumeérable members of both Senate and House and of the cabinet The realization that the exalted and the august are listenfng in never ceases to fill me with an awesome sense of responsi- bility. But I hope it never muzzles me. What it does do, T trust, is to impel me to be fair. My feld is the thinnest ice that can possibly be crossed by radio—politics. Politiclans are as sensitive as the works of a watch and have to be handled al- most as gently. The air teaches the wisdom of caution and has induced me to cultivate the fine art of under- statement. * * Sometimes when I lean backward more than usual in a desire to be non-partisan, bipartisan and alto- gether unpartisan; when m tone is Pollyannaish to the nth degree; when 1 breathe brotherly love, peace, good will, applesauce, or by what- ever name you choo: to call the non-committal—whenever that hap- pens I hear from it. “You were dull last night my candid friends will tell me. “Hear Wile this week?’ [ rheard a fellow say in an cffice building elevator. “No, I missed him,” rejoined his friend. . “Well, you didn’t miss much,” observed the other “He didn’t roast anybody, and I hung up on him!" M is ruthless by na- ture. Hell-raising is what he likes best >k % Which spurs me to remark that BAN LIFTED IN PART. Radio Receiving Sets Admitted to Portuguese Islands. In the Azores the use of radjo trans- mission apparatus is prohibited, but the ban on receiving sets was lifted recently. Now. the Portuguese Islands boasts of mnine receivers. Most of them are long-range sets, as the nearest land is 750 miles away. Two of these sets are American eight- tube hook-ups. An_effort is being made to persuade the Portuguese government to install up-to-date radio transmission and r celving equipment on the islands, so that regular communicatien can be maintained with the European conti- nent. The daily newspapers on the islands use receiving sets to keep in touch with the events of the world Behg'mus Teachmg Blll Fails. SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 31 The Siate Assembly yesterday de- feated the Miller bill providing for the dismissal of school children for one to three hou DEATH NOTICE BY RADIO. Message That Startled Listeners-In at Kansas City. “Please notify the union station o ficials and the chief of search for R. C. and J. R. police 1o their been killed in a motor car accident,” was the startling an- nouncement made January 6 at sta tion WBAP in Kansas City The union station telephone swit medixtely was flooded m persons who had heard AIl trains were paged brothers were found r departure of the trair they were to have gone ‘o brothers, at the union station; parents have before on which Chicage = . — Pershing Radio Talk Postponed The address which been del a4 by Pershing on' the Pan-American pro- gram of WRC, Thursday night, has been postpor The general's speech probably will be made in connection with t fay TLatin merican ente tainme W was to have Gen. John J Immediately following th¢ min- strels, WRC will present Mr. Wile, who in turn will be followed hy the Brunswick Music Memory Contest, to bs broad. jointly by stations WJZ, WGY, WBZ, KDKA and KYW from the Brunswick laboratories, in New Music: news: markets: hedtime staries .01l Mnner concert by Hotel Lorraine Orchesira.. :30—Dinnar concert by New Kenmore Hotel Orchestrs Vocal und _instrumental program.... Faywood's Musienl Aces ......... Skeezix time for children; stories.. . Tellevie Stratford Hotel Concert Orchestr Dinnar dance mosic; voc#l olov......... Program by the Strand Roof Orchestr Atianta 8 Congress secks no vote of sympathy . for the slings and arrows of which BY‘ JOSEFH CALCATERRA, since time immemorial, it has been Noted Authority on Radio. the target. Congress, like the late Phineas T. Barnum, master showman, All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. believes that it is better to be abused than ignored. EEE S ey CNRA Moncton, Can. w York Chicawo i Philadeiphia WNAG Boston WHN New York e b H York City. The recital of Gertrude Hopkins will be presented from the studio of WJZ, New York, from 10 to 0:30 o'clock With the addition of the tecler music, WRC’s program tonight will include @ two-hour dance pro- sram, the first half of which will be ken from the Cafe Le Paradis from 30 to 11:30 and the latter half from he Club Chantecler. Another innovation on WRC's. pro- £ram today will be a program of tea dance music, plaved by the Vincent Lopez Hotel Mayflower under the direction of David Boyd from 4:30 to 5:30. The orchestra is the same organization which is heard weekly on WRC'S evening progran The children’s hour will be con ducted by Peggy Albion from 6:45 to 7 o'elock Local Radio Entertainment Tuesday, March 31, 1925. NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, ¥ (4345 Meters). 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 6:45—Chimes Club Chan- | 7:00—Roll_cail Orchestra, | 5—Dioner concert: 7:30—D. ¢ © Hauglea School ildzen's bedtime stories ... Children’s bedtime storlew, by Mrx. <-m|| Dianer concert by Scalgo’s Orchestra concert News period by Eugene M. Koneclks Songs of old and new by Violet Gridiey. Agricuiture live stock #nd produce markets.. wWoR Wweco KDKA Woc woaw “sopramo. . WRZ LWIP 7 TO 8 P.M. birthday list: story: songw. Markets; bedtime stories “Advice to Lovelorn™: diner concert . Police reporfs; news: bedtime stories er concert by Hotel Lorraine Orchestra. Club Orchestra........ limericks by Billy B. Van ‘Radic Scout™” #ud the Tor Scout. tal by Fdwin Sede oons” talk. | program; addresses: sfor Chfcagn Theater organ; Hotel La Salle Otchest Talk on dog: Hotel Dinder hour coneert: market reporta. News. financial and final market reports. .. Summary of markets: farm news; weather. Organ recital by Vincent Tercy...... Piuno rerital; sports: police reports.. ... Hotel Ambassador dimner concert..... Dinner concert by Benjamin Rader's Orchesiré Hote! St. Francis Concert Orchestrs orchestra; singing feam. lady that travels. Market miastrel show "o, reports; the Stewart Gage Georgia Minstrel Roys ... Address by Mrs. James Tord. . of Hawaiian Mostc ... Fairmont Hotel Orchestra. Organ recital: lullaby; thester program Teatures: *Trip Down the Missiesippi Dream Daddy with boys &od girls Musieal trio 5 Address: Georgie Minstrel Bors Musical program. vocal and _instruments Rudy Seiger's world mueket survey. Vanderbilt Orchestra....... wip WBZ WOAW WO LIwor LLWHN : 0 r Al Wl JZ YW R c L wceo _KDKA the LIWFAA KPO farm reve. . WLS Coees WLIT WEAF WGY Newark Mpls. §t. Paul Pitteburgh Davenport Omaha Springfleld Philadeiphia Philadelphia Springheld Omaha Davenport Newark New York Boston Philadetonia Chicago Sew York Kansas City Guiexgo New York Cincinnaci tea Chicagn Cleveland New York Atiantie City Louis Oxilin® ca Mpls. St. Paul Pittsburgn R Atiantic Oity Dall Sau Frascisco Chicago Philadeiphin New York Behenectady E833 2% Ga ammiu H R How to Design Your Own Clrcults— Part 1. One of the most interesting phases of radio work for the amateur is the designing of his own circuits and ap- paratus. It is a simple enough matter to take a circuit that has been designed by some one else, use all the con- stants that he specifies and build the set exactly according to his specifi- cations, but a great deal more satis- faction can be obtained by doing all the design work yourself. The fundamental relations which govern the design of radio apparatus }and circuits are not very difficult to | master; not nearly as hard as some fans believe them to be. Any radio circuit can be resolved into ter of Inductance, capacity and resistance, and the various ele- ments of a circuit can be calculated very easily from the data which Is usually available without going to unnecessary expense in the way of { costly testing instruments. The most elementary relationship in radio circuits, yet one of the most important ones, Is that which exsts between the elements of voltage, amperage and resistance in a circuit. This relationship is governed by a It is usually rather difficult to re- member the various formulae for the different elements such as resistance, voltage and amperage so that the most simple method of getting.them is to remember the fundamental re- lationship and evolve the others quickly as they become necessary If you remembier the formula as E equals IR the relationship is very easy because the symbols follow each other in alphabetical order. It is then an easy matter to get any of the other constants such as T or R by a simple process of dividing both sides of the equation by the un- desired constant. If you want the formula in terms of resistance, R, we divide both sides by T and get E divided by I equals R. If we want the formula in terms of I, we divide both stdes by R and get E divided by R equals | To get correct results you should always remember that the quantities must always be in terms of volts, amperes and ohms. In some cases the quantities are not given in those terms. You may find for instance that insteaud of ohms, megohms are used. That instead of amperes, the constant is given in terms of milllam- peres, or micro amperes, and that in- stead of volts that constant is given in Aok L. S. Chick, C street, has a la- ment that seems worthy of attention Writing that he has just had a new crystal set installed and wants “best results,” he says My room is a front one, and whenever thg automobiles go down the street with their cut-outs open I can’t hear vou. This has happened o many tim Isn't it against , the law to use cut-outs? Will you not use your influence to have them stopped? It is disgust- ing to be so annoyed. Am using a bed-spring aerial. Bed spring is built in a rectangular shape. Wire encircles only one rectangle Would it be clearer if it encircled several? Any help you can give wiil be appreciated. There's a man in real distress. SN “F. P. A" celebrated New York World columnist, takes a poetic fling at broadcasters who ask for “ap- plause cards” from what F. P. A. calls “radidiots.” This is the concluding stanza: So_why should you be scant of praise ‘When W-this deserves sour lsudings Why not give voice to penned hurrays Send on a postal of applaudings. Like you some far performer's knack” Then cheer the man to wildest jov SAY When you see the ““BAYER ASPIRIN"" — Gpnuine “Bayer C oss” on tablets you are getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by Headache Neuralgia Colds Pain Toothache Lumbago physicians 24 vears for- By verbally slappiog him on the back Symbolic’'ly slapping him on the back. And writing 3 Rainbow Melody Boys of Moncton -CNRA Moncton, Can . Horace Knowies, diplomatic talk 2 WGBS New York Rheumatism Dinner concert; Rlackstone Ntring Ei b WGN Chicay Health falk; Will Onkland’s Fatertaigers WIN New York le. pisnist: St James Theater Orchestrs. WBZ Springfeld 35—Children’s bedtime stories by Uncle Bob... KYW _ Chicago Progrum from Itialto Theater . : WNYC New York Morning “Setting- | 7:45—“Overcomiag Religious Prefudice’. " ./ " KDKA Pittsburgn Metropoli 30— Both Sides of the Footllghts...... LUUUUWLIT Philadelphia . direct from 8 TO 9 P Tower, 1 Madison o terms of kilovolts. In such cases the relation of voit- age, amperage and resistance still holds true, but the amounts must be redueed to those used in the formula before any calculation is attempted. If this is not done your results will be wrong and your work in vain. very simple formula as follows: E equals IR where E stands for the electromotive force, commonly known as voltage in terms of volts; I stands for the current commonly known as amperage in the circuit in amperes and R stands for the resistance in the circuit in terms of ohms. Potomae eters). WCAP — Chesapeake and Telephone Co. (4685 Silent Barly Program Teomorrow. o 8% Neuritis @ = Yo | Accept only “Bayer” package 800_,Vou:.es o e 'I:om!ght. V»which contains proven directions. e et it o Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists Carbon Co. Wspirin s the trade mark of Bayer Mamufacture of Memosseticacidester of Salicylicactd 45 a.m cises by the Insurance £ ranged for tenight a 900 voices—the massed choruses of 15 American glee clubs. The concert has been arranged under the auspices of the Associated Glec C€lubs of America,”.@8d will _be _broadcast simultaneously by WEAF. WJAR Gibson Orchestra .. Tite Comgregation ... ... Yocal‘and " instrumental, program o ot > luner concert from Congress Hote SRRl GiEEaracias SEeSecIca Bk Gl Russian Sextet, WWJ, WEBT, WEAR, o WGR, WET a4 WOAR, foom ... o 3 — Tea music by Vine Musical program by Seaside Hotel Trio. Ar3 DI o—res mnalo Dy ymcent] Taik: - Fresen Literature:” Wi Sew Yo Bets Holel iy oy e Talk. Roston Erening Amerfcan Orchestrs chestra, under the direction of David | Talk: musical program by the Celestia Trio Wir Boyd. Dinner music, jostromental; markets; news........ KOA 6:46 p.m.—Childre Dinuer concert: vocal and Instrumental solos. ... WQJ el I Pay A1 Men and boys . WHB Knul‘llC\ty € TeRew aiblon Tos Angeles Evening Hersld news bulletins. . KFI_ Los Angeles 7 p.m.—Dinner music by the Meyer | Vincent Lopez's Arcadia Dapce Orchestra ....... anr Providence. Davis New. Willard Hotel Orchestra, | Children’s program; storby by Uncie Dave.... Portia, ores. - ection of Augu e iwow 266 geacral information.. WRAQ Ben) oo underthe dinection of Alwugthie Dol Studio music: talk: Wesieyan Jibers; Orchestra suno, broade from the New Wil- . e 2 lard Hotel. m as follow: 8:30—Lecture Merry Wi Windsor u\.r(ura Tos (:vgn]ns“ xlmlrlnr n;‘-K“hnl\tnM (N Prelude du e Concert by Mrs. Alleen L. Brown.... WEAL Cincinnati KDKA Pittsburgh WHY' New Yook KYW Chicago “WEAF New York WHAR Atiantic Oity 8:00—Hotel Tree gagt e ivenue, the stuff, and others are spending money on wave traps and selective sets In an effort to get around the endless amount of jazz shot into the air nightly by the local stations.| WEEI, WWJ, WEAR, WGR, WFI With lhrw;{ hours of mixed enter-|WCAE, WOC, WSAI and WCCO. your | tainment offered them, the short-dis- R R f the |tance set owners are satisfled to hang o " . Va, on|up and give the others a chance. Not Nine Stations Sign Off. confirmation |80 with the broadcasters-—distant signed off perma- programs mean nothing to them— g iR and to no one else after they have They been blended with air saturated with 5 “Red Hot Mammas,” “Da, Da,” “Poo- \(“v Dog Blues” and other products of | the local dance halls. If the hounds need this stuff let them go to it, but RADIO QUERIES Radio Editor Regarding the discussion in columns as to the broadcast bankers’ dinner at Norfollk, St. Patrick’s day, I have that it was put on the air by KDKA and no other statlon. Secretary Mel- lon was a speaker at that dinner— WILLIAM E. BRYANT. {'hilldeu:_hll Deuver, Colo. Ohie e, N n's hour, conduct- aE’ Ll Nine stations nently during February the Department of Commerce. follow KFDL, ~ Denver. Colo: KFQD, Anchorage, Alaska: KFQE, Colorado Springs, Colo.. WBBD, Reading, Pa WEBP. New Orleans, La.; WJAB, Lin- coln, Nebr.: WOAR, Kenosha, Wis; WOAV, Erie, Pa, and WEAO, St. Louis, Mo. want | = Amplitron Tubes $1.89 ALL TYPES (Including 199 Standerd Buse) We guarantee to re- -place any Amplitron Tubes within 5 days if 3 Hartford Mpls.-8t. Pagl Los Aaeeles - WEAP Fort Worh ] Memphis WHAS Loussville Radio Fditor Could vou tell me what station in . Hollywood, Calit., broadcast about 10 Xeep it out of the air after 10:30.— o'clock on the night of March 252 The | H- J program included a plano solo, “Ru . tle at Sprin —CHARLES R. DUT- if you want work, ROW. columns of The Star. The station probably was KNX. Barn S ““The Gold Dust I . WWI. WEEI, WEAR, WOGR, WFI, WCAE, WJAR, WOC, WOCO, from .. WEAF New York Prederic Will Wiz New Yo Children’s stories . coeee... KPO San Fra Ethel Rea, wopr: Ross Peardon. baritone. WGRS New Yo Rita and Alice Cowklty, harmony singer... IWHN New York Pittsburgh Advertising Ciud program KDKA Pittsburgn American Farm Burcau Federation spe KYW Chicago _Edwin J. 0'Malley of public markets. ~WNYC New York 9 T0 10 P.M. 9:00—Concert from Atlantic City High School ‘Serenade” (M pm. — “World ellowsh Through Music,” by Dr. Jason Noble Pierce of the First Congregationa Church 7:45 p.m.—First i Wile, talk from WRC . g Brother resd the appearance of the Georgia Minstrel Boys for the season of 1825, broadcast jointly with sta- tions WIY and WGY from Schenec- tady. 10 opening selection, e e e s “Medley of Popular Tunes entire T e Melody. AFiIsts, company; “A B of Wit minstrels; Art Hi Ln\l\;\ 40“{'9:([!!(:.!:;‘::(- T e B ercick hovs of musio, K KW, Wia Wi, abam’” Tambo and Bones; “A R r ; Little Rib-Tickling,” minstrels; male e oraas quartet selections. (a) “Way Down Eversreads hour, WWJ. WEEL Tpon the Swanee River”; (b) “Carry WriUWCOAE; WIAR, WOC fhe i ooy EiTenoe leys il Mo Back to Old Virgir Tambo. Feon Al e Taiieks 2 3 L5 don't think it js an amateur—PAUL first tenor; Ebony. second tener; Vocnl and instromentsi progrem .............. A B lr cam, Bones, first bass: Rusty. second bass: Special program . nsas City ey — “Blackface Comedy,” minstrels; end | Ten Stad and his WiP Symphony Orchestrs. Philadelphia Radio ;,a.wr; man song, “Roll Along Old Georgia | —Dance Classical hon, Socal and inserumeptal- Cricago e o S prain R o : : e Cecelta. Clib conoert ... 3 o o e ] Moon.” Bones and quartet; flinale e il Drise anartet: Cincmoatt night after night, Georgla minstrel boys and WGY | ¢:15—Durnt program . s o8 Anigeles and month after month! Fsn't it about Orchestra: olio: skit, “The Black | 9:20—Garden hiots “What Is Playing at the Theaiérs™ San Franclsco time the local broadcasters got Barber”; cast: Snowball. the barber SWEWGrE®! SENRLISE S0 #oods s ger oo 0 . New Tork around to the fact there are others Bones; Mose, his ussistant, Tamb R Hiote it than jazz hounds in Washington? Pete, 'Sally’s’ popper, Ibony: Chlo Crystal owners cannot dance to Sally’s mommer, Dusty: Sam, Sally brudder, Rusty; Saily, Musty, STEINITE EL IMINATORS Musical program: Daliss Women's' Forum. . Dalles 8:30 p.m.— “The Political Situation $1.00 Hotet Ghnther and hig Briar CHA Lodge Orchestra WAYC New Tori fusical trip to Near East; Hmy!nl Qu-n»x WGBS New York n Washington Tonight,” by Frederic William Wile, broadcast' jointly with | 10:00—Topulur progrém: drchestra (One to a Cutmer) A Few of Our Speclals KFI Radlotorial -.... Los Angeles station WJZ Tied Avpie Clab program .. contest program. broadcast jointly | $3.00 CUNNINGHAM TUBES, all types. .. e . $2.15 (No dealers supplied) $3.00 APEX TUBES, full guarantee glzg Tudy Seiger's Falrmont Hefel ‘Orchestra with stations WJZ WGY. WBZ, | Formica entstaipment: instrumental quartet: F KDKA and KYW from the Bruns $3.50 CHAPIN PHONES, 3,000 ohms, guaranteed $1.50 PILOT CONDENS. 17-plate. . . 25¢ Radio Editor Can any of the radio fans or ama teurs inform me what station sends annoying code that interferes with distant reception after 10 o'clock at night? T am located at Fourth street and Michigan avenue in the Catho- lic University grounds. Is this station going to continue? feel sure.that others are having & Pay Day Specials CROSLEY SETS Fou -I‘I"'E‘nAl-'l!!d at $22 25 $7.25 : One-tube listed = $1.95 isfled—subject to fla- $14.350 .. ' ment lighting. Dymac Phones. B. BATTERIES 3,000 ohms. . Guaranteed Tubes -volt, small - .o 22%-volt, large.,. 2014 ana 100, $1.49 LINCOLN RADIO EXCHANGE OPEN EVENINGS ey et 715 9th N.W. Bictte Ehtmiaators: Steinite Cryatal Set $18.50 Crosley 51. 2.98 HAM ADAMS RADIO 90z G St. N.W. Open Until 10:30 P.M. DE FOREST REG.US. PAL OFF. 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