Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1925, Page 34

34 4 NEW FEATURES BY WRG TONIGHT DAY, NOVEMBER | ] [ FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH D FEW FANS LISTENED BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, | TO FIRST BROADCAST Noted Authority on Radio. ! — All Rights Reserved. Raproduction Prohibited. Just Five Years Ago Initial Pro- gram Came Over Station KDKA, Pittshurgh. initial broadcast other than radio ama- teurs of the East and the observers stationed by the Westinghouse com. | pany to report on the reception of the election returns that constituted the | first broadeast program. But the ex- periment was a success. From that November 2d radio broad- casting began to make history. At | fivst its progress was slow and sg lmodic. Following the initial tr: the KDKA transmitter auled and preparations made |schedule regular programs.. Oth ical laboratories nd manufa < s took cognizance of the work 5 [ the little Westinghouse shack at Eas | Pittsburgh and began consideration of | plans for their own experiments. entually WJZ made its appear- ance at Newark and other curious call letters came on the alr with radio transmission of the human volce musical selections. Within one yeu: broadeasting reaily began to itself, und in vear, in the Wi ter of 1 the populs th . LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY. ();ENII;ER 3, 1925 terest to an extent Programs of Distant Statlons Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time G factor in the life of the w tion to supporting one of the princips industries of the United States Although November 2 actually is the | pirth rad ary” part has been s when, on bas arrangec ail along with 4 TO0 5 PM. Moters. Miles. New York: Vocal solos: the Banjo Boys United Synagogue of America .. .... A and instrumental olos Theater stra Rl 4 Levitow's Hotel Commodore Station, 1:00- How to Build the Three-Tube Quall- tone Receiver. Part 1. We will always have with us the fans who are interested in the thrill of- listening to distant stations or to the pleasure of entertaining the neigh- bors for a block around with the din and a st tector gives just as much volume as the single tube rezencrative detector | type of circuit but provides g selectivity and better tone quality. One stage of audio frequency ampli- | Two of Leading Attractions Have Their Origin in Washington. Radio broadeasting wa vesterday. On November first prog ver insmitted throug experimental se Ilectric 5 years t KDKA f the West nd Manufacturing | h. listeners o that | Nearly 200 ships arc with Diesel engine now under constru with like power produce 101 v 1l be fitte There” were few the | Radio “A manis judged by the company he keeps” and a radio dealer by the product he sells: —Any old dealer cannot buy DicToGRAND Loud Speakers. .. Reliable dealers have R war i’ Américan WGBS A RADIO HE T e B A s - ma e nd ln;‘ ’\in(»]‘\l cAlpiu String Ei et id his red by a super-amplifier type of jfication wel 1 0 to 8:10 o'cle will recital Talk on In between t WRC W dio Station, Radio, Va. 5 Meters). 10:05 pon 9 TO Trio, under | Udrin, browd- | » He ma ok M 10 T0 w Ma Early Program Tomorrow. 10 to 11 a.m—Womer ‘M\:vud'\ tion WJ 11:00—New ¥ Boern- w's Hotel W 1 ashington O 3 £ Chicago Artists to Appear. 1 artists from station WLS WDAY ) “Forza del Destino™ on Air. ____ Dallas: Palace” Thea : i WOMEN ADD TO NUMBER nized OF WASHINGTON CLUBS Employes of Local Railway and Will Broadcast Farce. Electric Company Form Org ni- zation Known as Wrepepco. ub was added to the those ¢ in the with_the formation Club by woman employ hington Railway and Ele nd its subsidiury, the Potc Power Co. ‘he officers of Wri long tive pepco N s named chair- am committee, which s Catherine Bishop, Helen King RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT “New York Ed WRC o'cloc our.” r Mo Ham, on Railwa 1o the members Berberich and Miss of the c Co., of the club. Moffatt gave spoke club is to pro- mote the e of the employes and to increase the knowledge and effi- clency the individual employves to the end that the increased knowledge and efficiency would benefit the public Willie Is Civalrous. the Youth's Compar was five years old and went every Sunday with some “Everead liou A \ WEFI, WEAF, WCA to church o5 1 . other 11 boys, h one having a church with his mother, and when the ction was bLeing taken up he Dance program by Sp Tupman_and his Hotel fower Orchestra, WRC, and WGY, 10:30 o’clock May Wiz have you got a penny?” " sald his. mother. hen take mine. I'll get under the seat Iets’ Dad timie: India e X Tiotel weither Orchestra ‘ by ‘Drake ohestra Winicis WHAR Players : WCAT sical” eettings by ) 5 KDEA WEAR WXV 1 and | the necessity all_purpe Complete list of parts and layout of this instrument will be row Save the wirin, use late There is a growing demund, how- for a_set which can be operated congested district with sufficient | selectlvity to tune from station to station without interference and which will give a sufficient amount of volume to be pleasurable. This type of set is sensitive enough to tune in siations up to 500 miles without any trouble when the set is located some distance from powerful broadcasting stations. The volume produced Is sufficlent to dance to when the band star ¥ jug, but is not great enough to cause the neigh- bors to have a warrant issued to con- fine you in the nearest jail for dis- turbing the peace. In addition to this, the set is simple to tune, so that every member of the tamily can operate it. and so stable in | operation that it will work without | frequent calls to an expert service man. A recelver that fulfills all of thes: desirable requirements can be built around the circuit shown with this article. The circult itself is a simple an therefore stable adaptation of one stage of tuned radio frequency ampli- fication, a tubp detector and one stage of audio frequency amplification. There are only two major control a system of tuning which Is logic fnasmuch as most of us are gifted | with two hands. The t con- trolsare not critica at the be assed as wminor controls are not difficult to operate. Elimin A filame: ¥ which | | tes Battery Switch. control for switch. When the ack eliminates | ate battery phone ¢ ed Into jack tH| “WRNY Vanities G- WuR SAT fros W 10 P.ML ed quartet ai program. . W 5 W Night'?; 1 PO stra .. IDNIGHT. MeAlpin Orches 2 AN {EXPLOSION IN MOUTH | Surgeons Unable to Account for | Accident in England During an Operation. of 3;"2 Star and New TYork Vorld. LONDON, October 17.—A mishap, | $2id to be rare in surgical operations [“ this country, caused the death of S 16, at Queen Mary's itford. The patient was eperated on for a broken jaw, result of a colliston between his e and a motor car, and it be. ep his teeth dry, P This was applied with syringe, ether and esthetic used, which the syring, | Corre. | a dental oxygen belng the and the light at | ) the was being warmed |was 6 feet away from the operation table. Sudden at the third appli- catlon of the syringe, a tremendous explosion occurred—in the patient’s speaker plug is 1. spring “C" is with spri filament removed, moved into contact | thus closin Wh the contac { the filament circult is 4§ | variable condensers. The tur radio uning is d with two ¢.00035 mfd Sepurate rheo stat control of each tube is provid o take care of the varying cha !isties of radio frequency, detect {1 will be seen later when the con |ing directions are given. KILLS BOY UNDER KNIFE' mouth—and within a coy - onds the whole uppara:‘lfals \ggslexcn flumesi] 1:veryh effort was made to ve the vouth's life, thin 10 minutes, | Co¢ he died The operating "surgeon and the | anesthetist explained at the inquest {that they had used the same system many times, but had never known or heard of such an accident. Dr. Cole, the operating surgeon, said he had handled some 1,600 simflar cases dur- {ing the war and regarded the task as { merely routine, while the anesthetist, { Dr. McDonnell, claimed 1,200 similar cases without "a mishap. Ether is inflammable, it was admitted, and in where flames were used it was | not utilized. Tn the present case, how- | ever, there was no naked light near and, in the opinion of experts, the explosion must have been caused by the mixture of vapors. M ol 20 Orders for embrolderies and leather goods for milady in America are keep- ing factories in Florence, Italy, busy. s | w . !ROBlNSON’SlMUSlC STORE, | audio frequency operation. | Easy to Wire. | The first varfable condenser. No. G, | is connected directly across the sec- ondary cofl of tuner No. 15, although | this is not evident on first inspection | be e the coll is connected with l!:e] negative “A" battery leud on (he| inding post side, while the cor lead son on for this| Experts in radio acoustics since 1908 cot- This con- vectijon makes it easier to wire the receiver because of the location of instrument terminals. T, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR """ s 22315034 |N Southern Automobile WM. P. BOYER CO. Supply Co. RADIO—SERVICE 1519 L St. N.W. 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