Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1926, Page 35

D. ¢, ARMY RADID WORK SUFFERS FUND LT Rigid Economy Will Be Nec- essary to Carry on Within Appropriation. BY CARL H. BUTMAN. Reductions in funds for the Signal Corps, recommended by the House | Appropriations committée, wiil nece sitate rigid economy in radio installa tions and operation during the next fiscal y wccording to Chairman Anthony the Hou committee. Out of a total of § © the ,use of the Signal Corps, $236.052 is | allotted to the communication service and $414,000 for radio equipment. Al though it might appear that this cost t only $20.000 under vear it is seen that as ),000 S sl desie: men wio ed for air service than last year, the bal equipment in the r reduced to about $200.000 chief sisnal oficer he hear. it out of the $414,000 allotted | ¢ cquipment for all units of the Army, it 18 provided that $250.000 shall he used to equip ne v planes with radio, in 1 only 34.000 w the res Army's radio equipment, artillery, infantry, cavalry uni including and othe Does Not Begrudge Funds Apparently the Signal Corf not begrudge this generous fur d 1o the flying serv- of As Gen. Saltzman it very esse Air because that v me ommunicat control of ships, the whole of command, as soon as they . the air, is dependent upon co cation, and they must have fine equipment to operate efficient! explained. . All serial radio equipment, ing to this officer. is applic hoth radiophone and radio tele use and can be operated both ways. | Two general types of radio sets are | provided, depending upon the us Bombing equipment is heavy but long ranged, rapab) f carrvings| about 15 that installed on_air scouts on planes is lighter and has a ranze of approxi-| mately 30 mi | Definite Amount the first year or Air Service been set. due to the ne gram requiring #pecified ment. Previously was allocated the radio ds, the amc ing $100,000. The ining left for other equipment will, oninion of ( reduce the q < can be purchased. He ind the duplication of last y priation of 000 would sufficient. The general however, that these reduct funds would probably not with radio experiments as they were provided for in other funds. Members of Co appear v interested in the plan to open | “orps radio service to the does | slice of Army put Radio is n This amount adio equin- e equipment | funds in the ed that appro- - heen for t to them, exce to commercial lines which rela radiogra was enled, has svernmental partments at bout 50 per cent from tes. handled bu a reduc commerc ion of il x DECLARES SUPERPOWER HOPE OF RADIO FUTURE David Sarnoff Predicts Day When Entertainers Will Be Heard Around the World. peiated P ¥ YORK, February 13.—States may address all countri simultan and the finest art some di ain the whole world n uperpower” broad- stinz expectations, in the | opinion of e presi- | dent and of the | Radio (« America. | or the future | the the world. in their their neizhbors and programs with distant erect high-power brc tions. If the day will come wh a great artist or a prominent states- man will be able literally to girdle the world and the listeners of every continent simultaneously hear a given pr If st people, Mr. come larger tertain to am wer can Sarnoff b nically mounts on s ch sufficient | ieves, it will be. und to expend curing radio cn- Railroad Station Changes Letters. * KSMR is now the call Santa Maria Vi castir n férmerly designated & London Musiz Rebroadcast. NEW YORK, Fel Dance mu: from don, was rebroadeast for ntes last night from station Boundbrook, N. I. tic interfered with announcements, but the music was said to have come in clearly. New Station in Florida. A new station on the air is WCOA, | v Fli. which was under ruction prior to the time the ceased 10 license new sta ion i adcasting or 1,350 kilowatts, 230 watts. seven min- WIZ at tions, This on 1 metes with a power of LocalRadio Entertainment Sunday, February 14, 1926. NAA—Naval Va. ( 10:05 a.m. report Radio Station, Meters). and 10:05 p.m.—Weather Radio, p.m.—Time s WCAP—Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. (168.5 Meters). 11 am—Service etworth Methodist Church, Edward liayes, oS will the mon 4 pm Chapel, Wesaington Cathedral. Rev. Jumes Freeman, W gton, will preach to T:20 p.m.—Chamber r String 7:20 to 9:15 p.m. by Maj, Edward Bow tol Theater I direct from the Capitol Theate ew York City. The first part of the program will be taken direct from the stage of the theater, consisting of music by the featured artists and the Capitol Grand Orchest The second part of the program will consist of a spe- cial presentation by Maj. Bowes of / vocal and instrumental artists direct gnals preach Bethlehem Right Bishop of musie, nd the 8 9 10 | 10:30—cine £H00—Hot Sprines 4 8 10:00—Las Ankelcs ' | 10:45—Davennort 1 123 from the broadeasting studio of the theater. Radio Hour, celebrated John « violinist. Bright and 1u, Dost and (d) “Halleluia, tu Morris), “The and arasate), B Horsman), inoff), Korsakoff) and (Robert _ Huntington Case. w NGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations scheduled for Eastern Standard Time 8 TO 9 AM. Church gervices 9 TO 10 AM. Children’s comic storiex and music 10 10 11 AM. Chimes from Belfry Plymouth Congregational ICts LroUL E st BRplist Cnur * Sunday uhwl iesson 45—Moosebeart, TIL: Catholic {00—New York 00—L Mich LB ey Seiicne Ctady SCA Suliday s ool y Methodiat Lniina, Bapust Ua opic s | services services i services z £ e Ca hus Frss SE>27 ZEECERGE 10 1% NOON. scopal Cathedial services % Zs%s, sEz L services opdl Chupel serviees st Church services B.S. A Choral Siigers: violin nes read to children M Chureh serviees eiest Presbytenan. Church services’ . 12 MOUN 10 4 P.ML St Luke wpal Church sersicy s € T Uperatic Quartet Perfor Que NN nee from © 2:00—Chiraso N County Ch York ides om i thiany Sunidas ~<huu| m_.‘n ater Symphiony d Youne iy Biol lecture: vocal solos! Watchtower ur ik Radio Bibl ity Orean r rt: Christian Studio con Coneery ore program Grome's vesper services 3—New York: St 00—New Y vocal solos Presbyterian u\unn Vocal and e xumenm artists ous talk Iphia: Cent Chicago . Soloists: Tip Trio a struniental ay recital . Daston Chestia cital E opai Catheiral” drgan recital <01 “House of Hope Pre Church services < from Christ Chureh . Dyterian Chu Ton Orehe Oraan’ re artists chorus! talk i Preshyierian ()wn). services £ coneert from Post stidic sries” program by “H\L Orcnestra: Vo WNAC -GKW WMCA LWLS String Little Brown Chureh in the’ Vale Youne W choir: sermon Springficld: Copley Lansing, Mich.: Cents Bible sty Chicuzo o' Couneil: Tabernacie “Band” and’ ter Orone: fireside’ hour. Ivenia O ra Holy~ Trinity from Calv: teh brogram by M ward Bowes and fram AP. WJAR. WTAG, of Christ services tist Church services Pitteburgh - 50—Atlantic City Tees Buptist Chiurch services 8TOOF 00—Chicago: Musical program; sones z uphony orchestra: Julia Claus: ud Paul Althouse. tenor = 4 Lutheran Church services Clinton concert A Ponen de Leon Church servs Bankers” Life Trio: soloist Chimes concert CEE Atlanta D Moines ati 'zz o TO 10 P nnati: Sermonet Francisco: Lind's Orch vork: Bernhand Levito and Health & tra: talk : Palace Hotel Grehestra R s Hotel Commodore Orchestra. mml 3 Quartet: Str Manilin or nstrumental v She _WBBM th: ‘wenp or i R Anina Case: sopran Kent, Badio s Ann G, o 5. WLID, WEAR. WGN. Cathedral service Musieal fallc Ciiistian Chureh Quartet” cinnati: Pogue Orchestra: eoloisis " New York: Donald Flamm's Frolickers' > 18 10 11 P Orchiesten ¢ City: Orean recita York: Godfrer Ludlow Philadel Operi, ‘11 T ater ) WGN and . o from Germantown The- om iv's Hofbrau Orchestra’ nureh services a ¢ rt . £ Palmer Little Svmphony Orchesira: solotat 11 P.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. hestra . spr Limited Frolic with Bgln) Ford mad his musical ¢ 30—TLon Anceles. P e Seiger's Onks. Orehiestra New York: Tuwin and i Los Angeles: Voea Blue Bird Harry Richm Symphony Ore Davis, i :00—Los Angeles Kew York Portland Dallas: Jac 15—Kansas i A0—Cimcinnati: Orgin concert 5 Marion McKay's Dance Orchestra .. 170 2 AM. :_voeal soloist . Moulin Roure (Samuel Gardner) and () “Caprice Basque” (Sarasate), Mr. Carigliano. (a) “Dawn’ (Pearl Curran), (bh) “The Night Wind”" (Roland Farley), (c) “Robin, Robin, Sing Me a Song” (Charles G. Spross) and (d) “Slumber Song” (Edward MacDowell), Miss Case. Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 am—“Tower Health Exercises,” from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. WRC—Radio Corpdration of Ameri (468.5 Meters). g p.m.—"Atwater Kent featuring Anna Case, an soprano, and voung American 9:15 to 10: Ameri rigliano, (@) * * (Haend: Program follow: ‘Angels Ever : (b) ““Halle- (¢c) “Oh! Sleep, Wh Leave Me?” (Haendel); " seventeenth cen: sacred hymn (G. O'Conner- Miss Case. (1) “Praeludium d Allegro” (Puznani-Kreisler), (b) Gentle Maiden” (Cyril Scoft) () “Guitarre” (Moszkowski- Mr. Carigliano. (a) “The the Wilderness” (Edward () “Lilacs” (Rachman- “Song of India” (Rimsky- and () “The Answer” Terry), Miss (@) “Ave Maria” (Schubert- helmj). (b) “From the Canebrake” (Mo Thou ja ry Silent. ‘Early Program Tomorrow. 11:55 a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Organ recital, broadcast from the Homer L. Kitt Studios. 1 p.m.—Sidney Seidenman’s Hotel Shoreham Orchestra, broadcast from the Hotel Shoreham. rd of (©) $38338888888888883888888 S G. W. U. TO GIVE PROGRAM. ! Students and Faculty to Broadcast on February 27. CGieorge Washington Umversity will | make its entrance among the brovd- casters of the a spectu 1 by the students and | faculty of that institution is broadcast by station WRC, Among the -organizations who will take part |in the progr e the University Gl [Club, the University String Quartet, lthe University debating team, which has won honors both in the United States and ab wl, and members of ulty of the sehool. srding to present plins for the 2 tainment f debate will be conducted by ating te: on . controversial subject of popular in-{ t, and kers will be limited to p-minute arguments, The pro; m will be introduced by William Mather president of George \ hir niversity, and brief discussions s will be given by one + members the faculty. Of wnizations that will participat program only the Glee Club, hias been heard s 1 times | from WRC, ever has heen on the air in the past Planning Beam Circuit. 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