Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 22

22 ¥ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1 ). ISDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926. YCAP TO FEATURE TALKS BY LEADERS leoresentatives Garrett and| Tilson to Speak Tonight on Public Affairs. f ters of public in tativ of i The on A discussion o erest by Repre mnecticut and Garr s one of the nov night by WCAT wers ess wder of the Ho inority leader crophone betwe the 1t m: o wes s two ma o ran Hus ram wit An NVAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va (1314 Met 5y We: 11 renorts reports NRHF—Washing Hospital Fund Committ Mrs. Nina Early Program Tomorrow. ahe and Potomae (168.5 Meters). Wile i WCEAP—Chesap Telephone Co. ¥ Mrs of liom | Woman's 1% n Woman Ha yresentati it, majority | epresenta- 1l program by and His Gang, ower he: politan Tower, New | | RADIO CORPORATION WINS | SUIT TO RESTRICT TUBES Court Forbids ial Use of Experi- Supreme Com- | mental Devices. De For by uma he used the Supre pholding the wder © & hes patent ar teurs in exper 4 for commercial purposes Court held Mo position take wlo Corpora- tion of America - of the exclu- sive license for the tubes. The Radio Corporation sued the I dependent Wireless Telegraph Co. for | ent alming that it wa | tubes for commercial pur- nittin o reial b reuit urt of Appe held that as exclusive ory tion had the right | been unable | i « 1s license hich the tu » proceedings. Independent Wi “d the »d the d of App: under par The Co. appe vehi cuit City SCHOONER SUNK BY GALE. ision of the C'f at New Yol ourt als Members of Crew Rescued by a Passing Vessel. FORT MYERS, Fla. January 13 ). —Rattered by rriflc gale on the Biulf > scl sbert B, Rurnie, with 1,000 cement for Fort ind_sank about Monday night were ndered 25 £ht here vester. survivors, who & om Hamilton and others board had been landed at Estero. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT Concert by the United WCAP, 7 ! ate Glee Club con- test, WNAC, 8 o'clock. *apa Bailey and his Bunch,” WLIT, 8:10 o'clock Concert by the Griffo Octet, KDKA, 8:30 o'clock Jewish weliare WLIT, 9 to 11 o program, lock. French usic from Paris, WOR, 9:30 to o'clock 10:30 Musical program by “Roxy and his Gang.” WCAP and other stations, 10 to 11 o’clock. rescued | LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAI | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 4 TO 5 PM. Fork: Voeal solos: Unele Robert's Pals Bosten: Shepard Colonial Orch: soloists " New York: Musical prokram. Knecht's Orchestra New York: Hotel Waldorf-Aktoria Orchestra oo Detrott: News. weather and market reports . 4 -30—Philadelphiu: Talk: artist al 4 40—Philadelphia: Police reports 4:00—New WLIT SW00 solon : trumpets 5 TO 6 PM. fet reports music Kol r Ty muste: talks Cal program man Dan 6 TO T P WEAF WNAL LIWREO WS WGBS WSH ¢ 0 cer Inn_Orel 014 Ensemble Jestra Walde ) atra K ey Collogtans £t Ly Benjaniin Franklin wIp Galden's Hotel Ernie WMCA | win WGY WNYC WOR WBZ WFT WTIC W7 ert o Stratfor H Soloiata WeCh KDK A Davennort ALl ‘und birth wip WEAF WA AQ WHN WAL NR T 9 Py . Adicitos val Gypay Band- Jones Jolly Four om Congreas Hotel WAl Ry W ey 10 TO 11 P an Hote 10:00—D Philad KOA Or “rt Orchiests mental solos: orgar nsemble i ental soloista’ orchestra 4 missing perso hestra violinist J%°°% o Weather: "vocal solos reborts: Reismian's ; L WHeR Royal Club_ Eoloiate her: m Specht's Moul Southerners 10 Grean News We we news bulleting in_Orchestra : Sptings Dance Orchestra from Majesfic Hotel . K 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Concert program > Katinka_Orchestra 11:00—Portland program att's Oroh progran v Club's Ordhest A Tan instrumental {rio Atwater Kent artists. ... stri: Coon-Sanders Sanfa Fe program « Or- 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 Musical program . Silvertown O Quartet: on AM. 2:00—Los . n A ¥ Annat pianologue Mosicid b (1 Cincinuaty rok yrehestra: solos fie Dunstedter. L WCC ighthawk froli 2 < others WDAFR rehertra Mooseheart. TiL:~ Palmer Honse Chicago: Pat Barnes our Hour Vocal 1 program YVocal al soloists: Mouiin Orchestra: : WBBM KNX Ginger hour- Ralph Wil 3 Club': N STATION’S 1925 RECORD ON AIR EXCEEDS 300 DAYS WSAI of Cincinnati Reports More Than 6,000 Broadcasting Hours Occupied in Year. and the Little Skylarks WQJ ks Coon-Sand. K three hours. Included in the total of broad ting hours was a 24-hour anniversary and dedication program, which, it is believed, set a record among American stations. sic predominated over the lighter music, although at least one-third of WSAT's broadcasting time is devoted to the better dance orches- tras and lighter vocal selections. Chime concerts, art talks, a com- A check of the programs bra by WSAI during 1425 shows | cinnati station was on the adeast [ munity program, a news review, the t Cin-lbest of WEAF'S network programs, r more | radio auction bridge games aid a light than 300 days for a total of more than | opera company are WSAI features ,000 broadeasting hou \\\hn-h have won many friends for the WSAIL is on the air six nights a |station, under the direction of Paul A. week, its average program lasting Greene. I 4 | By the Associated Press. ! wave least 110,000 ! radic | to | operation of | that EUROPEAN TEST Shorter Bands to Be Used for International Broad- casting January 24-30. NEW YORK, Januaury 13.—A length schedule by which 000 persons in this country, more than will be pleking ropean t international tests January 24 ted toda the last year, successful in up during broade was international All but Daventry, England, which 1600-meter wave length, ast on short wave lengths, cach the greatest num- o least amount fing to L. A retary of the | stations ) by use will broad n order to r of lixtene interference, ixon, executive committee, The schedule follows Munich wave length meter 4 nna, 461; Stutt- 1 e, 443 Munste; 892 Madrid, 37 . and Brussels, 263, Should Hear. in receiving uny More ven nee thy will ble s sons to he: ? Mr. Nixon saf irt 2 ; | five-tuhe rec big ies sh broadcasters. the Ja Impr sets ents made « up the foreign will be pre which ther expects iwered will Are Offered. CO-OPERATION URGED DURING TEST WEEK week committee, | © | when a sy { sipation of ene FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY st s ol BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA, Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibivd, air M on wi b set a is must eapplied the train and is run Inductance and Capacity as Forms of to Inertia. Part 11. instanc | train_in motion Fans who have made a study of | under way. how | mechanics or physics In high school | DINE at Constant speed the whole or college will probably remember|arrangement is in equilibrium, and an old statement as regards the con- | the only force that it is necessary for servation of matter and the conser- the locomotive to !>1rlll\l{ to I\r-t‘n vation of energy. Briefly, the first of | In that stite of contsant these laws states that matter can sufficlent force to overcc neither be created nor destroyed. We | 8istance of the can change material from one form | of the wheel into another, but we cannot destroy | 15m. In bringin, it. We may change a large rock into | It 13 ne ry a large number of small ones, but the | fOrce as wis necesiry et it in RuBGtky DL TRt ter: Wil TAMAIG motion. This stopping can be e sy i supplied by the friction of the mech- some of it goes up as smoke. anism and the resistance of th part goes off gas while some re- | 48 in coasting £ stop, mains as ashes. but the total amount, | POWer applied throug it all the varlous portions could he caught and weighed would be the | s burned. | . that has to do with conservation of energy, can be made | to show that the amount of energy | ix always the same but that the form | of energy may change. In lifting = weight to a helght the energy ex pended in lifting the weight is chaung- of position or p ause of the the weight has he ruh:-\]‘ 50 that it can do the same amount of | work virtue of its position as was | expended to put it there. Th energy “lost” Is that expended overcoming friction, as is the ca em of pulleyvs Is used welight. The energy “lost through friction is not really lost, but nsformed into heat energy and de unavailable. 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