Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 53

N, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1926. 53 RADIO PARTS TRAVEL WRC TO CARRY BANQUET. AS FAR AS THE WAVES| winl Brondcast War Veterans' Club Fete Next Thursday. The hanquet, ins of the American W Veterans' Club at the Mayflower Hotel May 6 will | be broadcast by station WRC, it was announced today. Music will he furnished by two orchestras. The han quet is scheduled to start at 8 o'clock | and the dance music will be on the air from 10:39 until 2 o'clock THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO 20070 TAKE PART INCHILDREN'S FETE |Community Center Festival Tonight to Demonstrate Youthful Prowess. WCAPWILL CARRY NAVY BAND TONIGHT Program From House Caucus | Room to Be Broadcast. i e Grace Abbott to Speak. | tures the installation. of officers and | the presentation of two silk flags, one |an American flag and the 'other a club emblem of dark blue silk. with lettering and the seal of the United States in gold. The flags tion to the newly-organized clih veterans of all w: in which United States has been enzagzed. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Playlet by the Thomas Her-' bert Stock Co., WCAP, 7:10 to 7:30 o'clock. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1926 Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Ingredients of Set Go 250,000! Miles Before Being Put To- gether, Redfield Says. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, April 30.—The radio reaches nearly as far for its constitu ent elements as the waves flow which it transmutes into melody or speeeh. William C. Redfleld, former Secretary of Commerce, points out in his new book. “Ingredients comprising a radio set have among them all traveled 250,000 miles between their places of origin | and the factory where they are finally | combined,” says the book, published today by Houghton Mifflin. *“In one stargdard receiving set are two thou- | sand different parts, omitting the tubes. Kach of the seven tubes has | 32 parts. | “The list of materials entering into these is a lesson in physical geogra- phy, for the continents are there, the shores, the plains, the hills and islands appear, as well as the animal, veg- etable and mineral kingdoms. . Some folo; and Scoutmaster Thomas A. | of these mat; are domestic, many King of Troop 40. assisted by Scouts | are foreign, No nation, no continent, Welford Holmes, Vernon Smith, 1 supplies them all.” old Lort, Irving Luskey, William | Luthey, Blamne Brown, William Hunt, Harvey hmidt, Robert Morgan | Marjorie and Richard Herman. The Is of | Jean Thompson, the Pollyanna Club include Mary | Janet Weideman Prediger, Julia Nolan Adelaide Hazel | There will be no charge for admis- Madelaine Kuhn. 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As a prelude to the May day cele- bration tomorrow of the American Child Health As. sociation. Grace Abbott. chief ol the Children’s Bu rean of the De partment of I bor. will broad ast an outline of the world move ment in child health welfare. #wllowing her, R. C. Wells, physical chemist of the Geolozical Survey. will give a scien tific explanation of “An Element.” fnother talk wil made by Repre A sentative thr,\" R. e iy Rathbone of Tilinois on “Fifty Years Ago and Todav.” His talk will be| broadcast from the Washinzton Hotel ‘The Mozart Strinz Quintet will open WCAP's program at 6 oclock. Sub- sequent features include a radio *“Hob. goblin” story by Blanche Elizabeth | Wade, banjo solos by Georze Mc- | Cauley, market summaries by the De- | partment of Agriculture, and a dance | chestra” vocal and instrumental soloiats . ... from the ballroom of the| Minnagpolis Markets Dicks Bonk s Orehasirs = Philadelphia: Vi and instrumenta’ artists talk: the Sinzinz Groandhog: *he Rrran Gi Roston: The Kitchen Canaries: radio skit . New York: Talks: musical nrogram ANantic City: Educational talk: dance orchestr Philadelphia: Talk: musical program . Raltimore: Peerirss Vg Club: mals quartet Oehorn s Orhestra: iones Dinner concart from Congress Hotel: hedtime’ wories Drake Concert Encemble: “The Million Sing’ More than 200 children of the Dis- trict will appear in the children’s festival of the Community Center Depirtment this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the auditorium of Central High School when groups represent- ‘m; siX of the city’s community cen- will appear in musical num- s, dances and gymnasium Musical _scenario, _“When Some of Us Were Twenty- one,” WBAL, 10 to 11 o'clock. Dinner New York: French lesson Philaelphia: Bellcy uc-o New' York: Riciman s New York: Talk: musi 5 :00—Chicago Wardman Park Hotel Dance tra SETAES Orchestra, WCAP, 10 to 12 » Garden Orchestra. .. o'clock. Punch ani Judy. Drake Hotel String Quiniet 7 7th to 8th to E—Franklin 7400 Why Lans burgh & Bro. 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