Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 38

38 | NEW RADID FIRATE COES N WARPATH Usurps Same Wave Length | as WJAZ of Chicago. | as judge tomc ing 1 who re A second eas wave lenzth | usurpation h bheen dded to th | problems of division of the Dapartmen . rtment _hos station KWKIH. a had taken unto it alleged to have b Chicago was reserved hy ernment for the use of Ca tions Action Uncertain Although the step w pected. it is not be partment of the 1 he court cision week a second partment The new owned by W manufacturer of - e 1 ol broadeasting st ere firet placad. | Later. when the scheme of reallo- ~ation was a the station pre ‘erred to nain on power and | accepted wave lereth of 261 meters the racis hoom of the past v however, the plant was bought outrizht from the origi- nal owners by Mr. Henderson and | the call letters altered to fit the ini- tials of the e d name of the r multaneously an was authorized, JUDGESHIP IS ABOLISHED.I Fredericksburzg to Save $1.000 a Year by Change, special Dispateh to The St Irederick fifteenth circuit court until th ha and as | tion Court. Here: | a_corporation cour: ! the C o Cireuit Court will b Judge Colema & phens, hrothers ve had their own EST. 1879 utput to 500 | Denied a Change. ! Oneration on the low wave length proved msuccessful for distance transmission vd another and high- er wave ed from the Depart- ment of Commerce. As in the case of WJAZ. such a change was out of the question and was consequent- Iy denied. Tt was pointed out at the fime by the Denartment- of Com- merce that had the station desired the higher wave length at the time of the reallocation of stations it might have obtained it without any trouble. The new equipment which Mr. Henderson has added to the Louisiana station is understood to be capable of transmitting with 4,000 watts and Auring its first broadcast on the usurped wave length is said to have heen heard in all parts of the United States, .t MICROBE EXPERIMENT ROBS KISS OF JOY Boy Student Puts Lips to Potato and Results Are Enough to Shock Any Girl. By the Associated Press. FAYETTEVILLE. Ark.. March 31.— Kisses, powder puffs and the tips of lead pencils are taboo with studen hotany the Unliversity of Arka . Two slices of ordinary Irish potato and a dish of gelatin are responsible. As a lahoratory experiment one of the students—a hoy—was asked to kiss a slice of potato. This potato was then interned under an airtight glass dish. Several days later the students examined it. Four different kinds of molds were found. They were de- scribed as the kinds of mold found on jellies and old shoes, and there were several colonies of red, vellow, white and purple bacteria. The instructor explained that the “‘pencillium” spore in the kiss had | played havoc with the potato. hen a powder puff was borrowed from one of the coeds. It was dusted on another slice of potato. Six of mold as well as numerous bact appeared on the potato a few days later. A pencil point was touched to a piece of gelatin. 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