Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NOVEMBER 7. 1925. , SATURDAY. A pair miniature Chilean of his success in carrying on two-way stirrups communication with Mai. R. Iaven | Harg of Los Andes, Chile. owner of smateur radio station 9TC. This makes the sixth radio district in the T'nited States to he recorded in the Jog book of Maj. Hart's station. Only ithree more districts remain for him to complete the entire area of the United Srates When A Hart first began the schedule of work with the United States he arranged with the Ameri ran Radio Relay League, of which he fx a distinguished member, to award ‘a fair of Chilean wooden stirrups to the first radio amateur in eac the nine Tnited States districts to successfully carry on a two-way with the Chilean station e carved from a single wood. in exact repliea of stirrups in use by the natives of Chile decorated with symbolical vings on the outer surface communication The st ips of piece and are ADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS TONTGHT dents’ concerts by the New York Philharmonic Society. WRC, WGY and WJZ, 8 t0 10:30 o'clock Program irom Metropolitan Opera House, WIP, 8:30 to 10 o'clock Novelty program by Ev Jones and the Coo Coo Club, WTAM, 9 1o 12 w'clock Warner's Theater program, WGBS, 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock “Hawaiian_Strains,” by the South_Sea Serenaders, WLW, 9:30 o'clock the regular | { breadth of our fair land. « with most other pieces of mer- | chandise involving technical and m which | vestigated, selection | equipment requires the {of a certain amount of time. try to buy a radio set at the last minute from your local store, you are apt lo find vourself “outa luck. in must_be in- of radio expenditure If you | chanical detalls the goes more ways |as the saying | than one. Unless vou have given some thought | to the characteristics of the tvpe of | |set you would like and have listened | |to several tests in as many different | stores, vou are not really prepared to | say just what type or make of set fyou would like or what Ihest suit vour needs. type would Shop Before Rush. If vou wish to do vour shopping | | at leisure and without the hustle and | bustle that so often characterizes the | last-minute rush, you will do well| |10 start thinking about that Christ mas set now Tt 1s easy enough to select a good | set if vou so about it in the right 1way. Look up the advertisements in | vour favorite vhdio sections. Get a, few magazines and see what the manufacture ¥ about their prod- uects. Talk it over with the family and see what their ideas are on the subject. You know most grown-ups no longer belleve in Santa Claus, and they would rather know that a good set is going to be installed, even if | they do know about it & month hnfnl'?: Christmas, than fo have a surprise | sprung on them which leaves a sour {1aste because it fs not what they | wanted. Surprise parties are seldom ! surprises, anvhow. Get Better Service Now. You also will find that dealers are better able to give you good service now than they will be later on Thelr‘ stocks are complete, and vou can get | practically anything vou want. They lout any chance of giving demonstra- tions at home. In the hustle and bustle and vour anxiety to get some- thing to put under your Christmas tree you may find yourself stung with something you never wanted. If you are going to build the Christ- mas set, it is especially important that you get busy and decide on your circuit and vour parts now, so that vou will have plenty of time to build vour set and’ correct any troubles that may develop. There are many things that can in- | terfere with the completion of the set, so play safe and start right now possible | = Gemme SURVEY SHOWS 16 PCT. OF U. S. HOMES USE RADIO There are approximately 16 radio receiving sets in every 100 American homes, compared with 52 automobiles and 36 talking machines, according to | a recent surveyv of the field by Arthur Rosenborg of New York. This situa- tion has come to pass after only three years of active selling on, the part of the radlo industry, he points | out, prophesving that within about | seven vears the number of radio sets per 100 homes will pass the number of phonographs. Between a million and a million and a half manufactured sets prob- ably will be sold in the 1925-26 sea- son, it is believed, while amateur operators and non-professional set builders will produce around 100,000 homemade receivers in addition to the factory products. If this fore- | caster's figures are correcl, we shall have around six and a halt million | sels in operation by the next vear There still will be a demand, how- | ever, as there are today mated to be 24,000,000 homes in the country—84 per cent—without radio sets. Standardization, stabili- zation and concentration 'in the middle of esti- ient outlets.” corridor. —Full-length mirro apartment. —Built-in fixtures bathrooms. —Kitchens with white enamel —Elaborately fur lobby. W.H —Abundance of ‘“‘conven- —Delivery receptacle from —Incinerator on each floor. air-vent, one-piece sinks, combination faucets, and refrigerators. READY FOR OCCUPANCY Lighted Evenings—Resident Manager —New Ventilouvre doors. partments of— 5 Rooms—dining alcove, reception hall, bath, porch 4 Rooms—dining alcove, reception hall, bath, porch 3 Rooms—dining room, reception hall, bath, porch 3 Rooms—dining alcove, reception hall, bath 2 Rooms—dining alcove, reception hall, bath An entirely fireproof, modern five-story building— r in each in all Johnson cahinets open on all sides, affording ample light and air for every room. All modern improvements—plus high-speed nished elevator service and 24-hour telephone switchboard service. . WEST COMPANY 916 Fifteenth Street Northwest | FLORIDA RADIO AMATEURS | CALL LETTERS CHANGED. ! | | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT ARE HONORED BY NAVY e v, | | CNRV to Be Signal of New Station i | SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1925 Ressive Bienal U “" & iwanter| at Vancouver, B. C. | nit a ¥ | | Progrems or Distant stations Scheduted jor Eastern Standard Time | Changes in call letters of broad | Park Is Cited as Best in | casters include a transfer of the Okla- \ | homa College for Women's station at | | . . Miles. . L 8 l e L AUXO SN o 20s All Naval Districts. | Chickasha, Okla., fregn KFGD to e 00—New York: Elmer Grosso and his versatile orchestra 2 sl | R e e e Norel oo "l B i e e e i { Speciat Dispaten to The star [recomiRand el ectfar thie B | 4:30—Philadeiphia: Dance procran: 2 ‘INTER PARK, Fla., November 7. | sregationa ch 2 | Play-by-Play Account of| Kumaas iy’ star’s St Teio Class B and Less Powerful| WINTER PARK. Fla., November 7| 00® 0o B \Wipy (o W pCC: . | 4:40—Philaelphia: Police reports: organ: trumpets he influence of the transmitting| (all KVOO is reserved for a new - 510 6 P.M. i i adio 3 " roposed statfon at Bristow. Okla., Harvard-Princeton Game | &.oo—sew vork: Hotel Lorraime Darse crcmin, Wiz ClasssA=Stationsitikely zadiofamateac upon ho welters 'oZjprooaits Histion Ja Eristowy, OX, Philadelphia: Voeal and instrumental solos. chumich ralk o | the Army and Navy is well illustrated ! wn as le . oo e eviay iy e WeAL 3 | ahee : : {homa.” KFAF is the call selected ’ _ to Be Broadcast. Loutauille ! Currié's. Orchectra: reasng: nows Wihs s Due for Restrictions. In the recent citation of a naval re-| by Aifred . Fowler for a new st | Chicago:"Tea'time' at WoX: musical progrash G serve signal unit in this city by the |tfon at San Jjose, Calif. CNRV is the . | 6 M. o | _ i ; | call ignal of the new Canadian Na 6.00—New York: Markets: talks: nows Wiz 3 s Oluastoaknofi Smaval ioommunicoetion. |6, By Rativey? roadesatarlookten A play-by-play description of one of Boston " Radio” Club: Somervifle " Theater program Suew oo o - | New limitations of not only the|While there are thousands of mem. | HoTal Rallway broadeaster located the classic "Bl Three” gridiron bat | New York " Hibtel Waldort Astorta " Oreticsira L WEAK 5 class B stations, but also the less | bers of the American Radio Relay | meters. . 7Y e e e e D b Gty ik dntls owl Mo e T waiga powerful class A stations, because of | League in both branches of signal | = Zamie | fternoon by WCAP, in connection | New JYork: Uncle Geebee: Vinceut Sorey's Trio ........WOBS g the growing congestion of the ether, | service, it remained for the local unit | | | Philadelphia: Weather: Benjamin Franklin Hotel Orchestral & FEATURING w0 number o ‘other 'stations. | GEmmdani e omoen ey o oW probably will be proposed at the radio |to annex the title of leader of all ATWATER KENT 10 g raham McNamee, premier radio| Cleveland; Hotei Holienden ‘Orchesira " e Shreaslibtine it 2 | 2 3 o | 6 15—Newark: Talk: sports. Hotel Shelton dinner concert . 1!14\&! distriet. SDOrts announcer is at the micro. 04 e r i K . Dittaburgh: Westinghouse band toncert Although broadeasting stations of | g . : ° ; yphone in Pulmer’ Stadium. giving a | 6:30—Philadelphia: Bellevus-Strattord Hotel Orchestra the United Btates show a net increase | There are 7 officers and 45 men in | ROBINSONS'III\'/IUSlC ORE, 'rbal picture of the game. | e e Rt of only 54 over the total number that | 1Ni$ division, all_serving under com-| ,,,q ¢ g T Main 22313934, The foot ball game is WCAP'S only | g.45 Stieafe’ G T=oremn® revital " e siteng g gt e ngpmmine Mograd | Licut. William Justice Lee. | '30¢ attraction today, and tonigsht WRC = = e s the radio conference last vear, the | R. F. The unit is part of the | Wil take the air, featuring the Sec-| -0 siantic Cty: Hotel Traymors dinner. oncer Miiznment of the stations \his 1 | seventh maval aistrict. it carries on | R APDIQ SERVICE ond of the series of students’ concerts | Chicago- Cimid e stories: Family Altar League: Wide Presents the conference with an eq. |it3 Work with radio station NKF, the | 5 by the New York Philharmonic So- | awake Club : e WMAQ tirely different situation than m,.,lnnvalmuduusrwrrs station at Bellevue "N:v'l’l‘rh \....:'T.':u \'nlh'nv['“.m . : Chicago’ Organ recital: dinner concert’ by Drake Hotel En ) 2 2 ecommentded oomis o clety Orchestra, which will he broad- | "emible and Blacketone String Quintet w6 vailed a year ago. DG e Cotleze cast direct from Carnegie Hall, New | Philadelphia. Bellevue-Stratford Hotel Dance Orchestra WFI When the Government on Mond: Transmitting radio amateurs make | 3336 ¥ Franklin 9604. Tork, under the direction of William | Philidelbhia: Uneie Leiitime. ‘stories and roll calll | WIP gets down to husiness with repre. | UD more than half of the unit. Thirty | """ DEPART RADIGRHOP Mengelberz. The solofst with the or- | NemAtonkEDanes inpntions Eyotal Solos > N os Sentatives of every part of the v of the 52 members of the command | : ew York: Voal and instrumental soloiats ... WMCA ves « Yy p he 2 o O A chestra tonight will be Katherine | New YCik: ‘Adelphicne, ladies quartet nstrumental’ ahd world it will have before it @ list of |%'¢ members of the American Ra N Bacon inent concert planist. The | Vocal solaists i CWE 373 broadeasting stations. divided into |Relay League and are owners and | | corics hectn ot 895 ofelock &nad Kansas City: Music: ‘stories: ‘organ: talk . WD b neLOnS O | operators of amateur transmitting ap- | ncert will bezin at 8:25 o’cloc d | New York: Berohard Levitow's Hotel Commudore Orchestra WJZ two classes—118 class B stations, | O] s continue for two hours Mooseheart, il ficntal hour: organ: Belmont Trio WJJD using power of 500 watts or more and | Paratus (WRCs late program l\\;:y be present Chicazo: News, fmanctal and” final marketrepunts: bedtime o operating on the more favorable . ad as u 1 by Crandall's Saturda New York: Hotel St Orchiestra: police alarma WAYC wave length, and 455 class A stations Nighters. nnder ihe direction of Nel | New Sork: Slutslest: Deoree iOrlisatia b WRNY e T L dtaey D A arony: Drum Corps to Return. on Bell. Among the artists who have e T T e o |and occupying the less favored wive The internationally famous Aleppo | oD oul diifor. the performence (o pncert: bedtime stories WGHI bands below 250 meters Drum Corps will return to statlon E vight are Artie Fay Guilford. popu Hote! Seatler Concert Orchestra WEAR ! W Monday night l.ouis Harlow . “hinston soprano: Hazel Avth. o S Beaci Fia Tiime \ x| Wave Length of 360 Meters fender ot i Beid. his planined o soloist at the Church of the | 730—Dallas, Feras Texas Trumpe | There is also one plant that still re- UNioue proeram. Convenient Terms hae Wil Rawmon. Dittaburen: Childtete Progran storice . orre o fmsiealing i i DincOiclna - Stop i B o e | Newark® Van's Collegtans .. 5 which originally used the wave length | casting eraze knocked these hopes to Stop in and see our large ibo srcaniste; lasErumental ‘sextel— | 8 TO B P of 360 meters. In the 519 broadcast- | pieces within six months. | display and have an_expert ' Violinist; Preston Shelly,| 8:00—Newark: Vocal and instrumental soloists sreees g WOR &4 lllsh‘d"ofllol;‘fr 1, }9[11, there w»x;i Included in the totals now on the | demonstrate a set. That is N e Gt i Atlantic City: Seuside Hotel Trio VHAR 2 class A stations of low power and | rolls are three new class A stations 156 onlv way €0 deferniine : Siz Newman and Lew Gould, | MiamiBeach, Fla.: News: police buileting WMBE generally low wave lengths: 59 class | licensed today and two new class B ik xophonists: Michaux Crump, cornet. | e e e Inllatine W ; wi ; B a good ra am Jacobi, drums: nfle | ew York Foot ball results: violinist: police quaitet WAYC | B stations, scattered through the |stations transferred from the “locals. Our Sert win George H. Wilson, pianists, | ago: Dinner concert trom Congiess Hotel KYW present B bands and using the then The transfer into class B are of sta 3 pe! it andioeo it \\vn!»h{"'v‘ s \.Am_\ywrlv Foot ball wcores: the Texanu: Sherrys Dance considered high power of from 230 to | tions KTAS, at Oakland, Calif., which gladly demonstrate a set ioat nder the direction of Daniel New York: Taik Hoss Gorman ‘and his Earl Cariolj Va g 500 watis, and 78 clasa C stations, all | will in the future use 333.1 meters at_any time. Bieeviin 3 i oo 155, Orehesteal pianist: talk WEAE [ on, fme 360-meter wave lenth. The land KFAU. af Boise. ldaho, which will We carry in stock only 7 Daniel Chwalow's Hotel Washi New York: Kiltie Band: Scotch aonga: vialiniat WGt [ K Bl GG S e b bl IO DL Bower 0 Io0 nsend the best known makes. BT e b il o eh ve Philadelphia: Talk: eports corner: surprise Drogram from assification and div use a e length to Annonneed ; i o ill nE thedicven atropolitan Opera House WIP 5082 123] the stations into two groups, one of | the first of the week We're prepared to repair amtartainment With 5 concert af earis | cni e Chine At daace. danea hour Toe Breny L |n0eely loclinlintalor 10w Rower: and | T Ehe| Ahver mic. hiations. Gmelany your set if it's not giving . Lowias the kel i RO s oWl Oniols (Orchesicss Sundce. TS 448 68 Jae (.'nahvh-,.. might be termed of na- licensed are: KFAF, Alfred E. Fowler the best results. 5 > Boernstel otel chool ‘lesson: pianist WEBH 766 504 | tional character an Jose, Calif 1 meters, 30 simmary (vinEiEterhatiine s Auantie’ it e prosram: concert from Chaifonte Then it was hoped that the B class | watts. WERBR, New RBedford Hotel M. A. Leese Co. ashinzton Orchestra will furnish an addon’ Mall' dance Drogram ! 8 te Sther b sic from the Cincinnati: Organ coneert: foot ball scores: Taik WLW would limit itself 1o the number of | New Bedford. Mass.. 24% meters, 250 . N. olier holn D soncertmusitaiom e Cleveland . Racio show entertainmient WTAM | plants that would comfortably At i watis. and WIRF. the Seneca Voca 720 11th St. N.W. The remainder of tonight's prozram O aate Orosestiat Drograii and "atage’ speciaifies drom |'“' wave bands of from 280.2 to 545 | tional School. Buffalo, N. Y. 21%% will consist of two talks. one by Ed Grand Central Theater .. 5 KsSD | meters. But the high power broad- ' meters, 50 watts L s s Rocsv e, SV v g iy ok i a1k’ WEDR wa e o e Blologic Su Chicago alpl ilams an, is Rainho Gardens Orchestra vey, on “The Musk Ox at MHome." | vocai and” Ingtrumental” goloets i wQJ and the other. the weekly Bible talk | §30—Havana: Cuban Telephane Co. program: vocai and ‘insiru- — 2 . mental soloists: talks .. aee. . PWX — by Representative Homer Hoch . Loutacilie: Voral and matrumentai concert: news ... WHAS — Todav's organ recital will be plaved Philadeiphia. Hotel Pennssivania Orchestra: Bonwit' Teiler. o —_— fromifhe sindios otihe Homen i Bite] You Bovcies: Exsiiee Drosrais: Orbles’ Ducicated 11T — Piano Co. and will be followed by an | Pittsburgh: Westinghouse Electric Band .. - KDKA ——— nour of luncheon music by Daniel | §.45Cincannati Children s stories WSAT ©hwalow's Hotel Hamilton Orchestra ® TO 10 P.M 8 00— Cigeinnati- Chimas concert: sextet WsAT | Cand. Naurlf? wrokiam b EY Jones and the’ oo’ coa 0! — - - I vocal’ solosi TN LocalRadio Entertainment New York*Qoion!" Wariier s “Theater program WaBs — Ciheinnatts croriey communits sineing. “Hawanan Straima. —_ — = By South Sea Sarenaders 1w New York: Vacal soloe: recital vocal and wairumental. | WMCA ——— Saturday. November 7, 1925. New York: Taliccelliat.” WEAF" Light Opera Quartet: | Chicago: Orches! ical program: Congress Classic KYw — N 2 | l\r“ Yor! .A-;i'r\v y;nlvl- quartet: solos W,\'R‘;t“ — vAA—Nava adio Stati s Angeles: Ta motoriogne r| — NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio. | e ot e R o WroR 2 . 43 ; Nerivors BueveliOs s Pemnlaini Ty RNV H — 3:45 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. | Mirneapolsa: Fireside Philosophies. musieal program Weeo : === 3 | Senver. Foot hall finals 3 19:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. | Mooseheart, Tl Concert progra- 8 e | 8.30—Chicago: Vocal and instrumental program 5 WCAP—Chesapeake _and _ Potomae Membhis: Musical DrOFTAM - o Telephone Co.. (468.5 Meters). Srhenretady: Foel Fre Tiane” Orchestra L 145 pm—Play-by-play account of Tion Angelea CRI Ay atorien fmsic 356 —— tha Harvard-Princeton foot ball game. | Dallas "Mias Daise Mra. Juanita Price. mianist WEAA FRLES — broadcast direct from Palmer Stadium Bost, > WNAC 390 — Gra McNamee, premier radio . 10 TO 11 P.M. = bors announeer. will be a1 the mi. | 10-.00—Xew York: Readiz: piane recital: vocal solos e o i Newark: News bufietine:” van Fore hour of sog me— aphone Los Angeles: Snapns S1x Orchestra = L . . I Solns: lectare: Dolice alarme: weather WRO—Radio Co ration of Ameri ork wmrr V.(v:\nb(m»vn Quartet: Parnassus mmuwnr P » ‘A (168.5 Meters v aniat: Radio Franks : 5 —_— i ca (168.5 Meters) ork: Recital. voral and inatrumental WMCA — p.m.—Daniel Chwalow's Hote (jneinnati; News: sextet! musieal piogram : el H ] ——— tilion WOrchestra, ‘broafast fiom Chicago: Orinle Orchestra: vocal anet Inetrumental solos .. WET e ot miiton. 1ami Beach a Danoe Dprog-ram “4 $ o aniel Chwalow’s Hotel | 10:15—Philadelphia: Jaffe's Collegians e a— Hamilton Orchestra. broadcast from |10:30—XNew York: Arowhead Inn Orchestra WGRS 6 ecra— Hamilton Orene | Hot sorings’ Foou ball resuits: "Mevar: Davies Orchestra. KTHS H — 1otel miiton avenport: Musical program: vocal solos 5 vOC 3 — §45 p.m.—Market summary. pre 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. C— pared by the Department of Agricul-!y; 0o—incinnati: Marion McKay and his orchestra WRRC T tirve i Now Tork: Emmie Goldens Hotel MeXipin Orchiestia " WHCA 0 n 7 pm.—Irving Boernstein's Hote ew York: Jacques Green and his Club Deanville Orches. Eoin ing Boernstein's Hotel | e i B WD wiz shingtos yrchestr roadeast ew York: Vincent Lovez and his orchestra WEAF from the liotel Washingten | SOV Vorc: et sl hrosam w;:i(:'\" 7:5 p.m.—Bible talk. by Homer | San’ Franciseo: Cabiria hastra PO . = 2 ; Tos “Angeles: Musical b oxram g Hoch, member of Congress, under the los Angeles: Examiner program: vocal and instrumental o anspices of Organized Bible soloists RET 467 2,300 Class Association Newark: Eddie Elkine' Civo Orchestra WOR 4052 195 — gssassociation Moosaheart, TIl.. Vocal nd instiumental b L s S— €10 p.m.—The Musk Ox at Home." | Catin Orchestra A T roERn Tawan aeew 64 — bv Edward A. Preble of the Biologi Minneapohe: Weather markets’ Wallle Erickion's Orchestra WECO 4164 937 | — oy, Edward A Frsnlefor shenbisionl TR R Wame Sl s R Sertarn. veear o . et Smithsonian Institution. | Denver: Orehestca Progvam. Kox A0id 1 gme | —— 825 p.m.-—Second of the series of {11 30—Chicago: Drake H(tel Orchestra: songs WGN 3702 594 | Sh— students’ concerts by the New York 12 MIDNIGHT T0 1 AM. | 5 —— Philharmonic Society, Wills Mengel z igewater Bearh Hotel Oriole Orchestra songe e berg. conductor olofst atherine | Low Anze String Quartet: vocal solns —— Bacon. pianist: broadcast with sta-! Fultord Fia - Flue. Stecte. aud hix orehestra tiens WJZ and WGY from Carnegie Davenport: Le Claire Hotel Orchestra al aoloe H Hall, New York Dallas: Oriole Crchestra from Adolphus Hotel 1 ToT0. o tand Sturday Chicaos Congrean: Carniean | 2 e sandatl 5 s Saturdavilie Kansas City. Nighthawk frolic. Plantation Pievers: others (W DAT | pe———— Nighters.” including Fred East, bari- | oo — 1one, and Willlam Raymond, tenor, in | LI = & 467 orm— Aolos and duets; Hazel Arth, contralto, | 1:00—Los o o b ORhiat 060 oo #nd Harlan Randall, baritone, in solos T T Steaty 0D hony 3058 ° oot and duets: Arti Fav Guilford, so. Portland: Dance program 491.5 O— prano. Sig Newman, saxophonist: | ;i T A —_— Nell Paxton and Milton Davis, pipe| 3 00—Los Anzeles: Frolic wnbl @ 2 — organist _and pianist: instrumental b—asan bk o » saxter, Sig Ziebel, violinist: Preston i s i Shelly, cellisi: Siz Newman and Lew B = = 5 ! g i Gonld. saxophonists; Michanx Crump FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY || — cornetist: William Jacobi, drums, CRth e T i b e - Fmile Smith and George H. Wilson, | ’ o ~ N " accompanists; Otto k. Reck, organist. BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, | . — and the Metropolitan Symphony Or b Authorit i a— Sl oted y on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited - " = . = e * The choicest apartment house location in Washington TODAY WINS CHILEAN STIRRUPS.|po Your Radio Shopping Now for [will not hold when the Christmas : in a residential section that is second to none in the National [ Christmas. b r"%_—;“i;l’"‘;‘:';;;‘z‘“m IR ee e Capital. Within easy walking distance of beautiiul Rock Creek p { to The Star | mnisisisnons the s o e e e ikt Park and the Sixteenth Street Boulevard. Convenient to strect —— LATLANTA. G November 7. |that the old. seldom-heede Y g+ |Sou cannot ‘get just what you want —Built-in Murphy Beds in cars and bus lines—stores and churches of all denominations — James Morrix. awner of radio station upg your Christmas shopping early™ | The dealers will have all they can do many apartments. — 10 of this ¢ has s P " d | 3 S| = S——— this city, has just been awarded |, " 1 eq throughout the length and |to handle just their store sales with- S— { —_— — —_— pr— — — pm— — prem— —_— — — — — — prem— —_— prmm—l —_— — —_— prismentty — _ — — — a— — —_— — — — — prem— p—— — —_— —_ pr— —_— e— — — —_— — i * “.{’.'zvvda"'f Saturdav Night- ery WRC. 10:30 tn 12 n'clack. - — ] have plenty of time to give you dem- onstrations in their_stores, or even send a set aut to vour home for a free demanstration. These ronditions radio industry will make for a still better market, due to reduced prices, time paymenis and better products, ke helieves, Telephone Main 9900