Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1926, Page 34

- 34 MELLON TO SPEAK ~ TONIGHT ON WCAP THE EVENING LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY. , May 19, 1926. > 2 rograms of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time. 1710 York: : sports; song York 5 P STAR, FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY BY JOSEPH CALCATERRA Noted Authority on Radio. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction Prohibited. External Stray Flelds, Magnetic In- terstage Linkage and Cou g in the coil. The effect produced on other circuits by this coll is therefore WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1926. MOVIES CUT DRINKING AMONG FRENCH WORKERS By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 19.—The movies and improved housing conditions, in the opinfon of Prof. Labbe of the Acad- emy of Medicine, have done more to decrease alcoholism among French workmen than any other agencies. academy yesterday, declared that the alcoholic ‘danger was just as formi- dable today as in ‘1913, and that he en- visaged legal, fiscal and moral means to combat. it. Young workmen, he said, drink less than older craftsmen because they have formed the habit of spending their evenings in movie houses in- stead of saloons. Hie praised the war- time legislative measures curtailing absinthe drinking und limiting the ASK FOR ALLEN’'S FOOT-EASE for TIRED.ACHING FEET | Tuning Coils and Transformers. Part HIL As far as their external fields are concerned, inductance coils act very much in the same way as the mag- WNYC nets described in vesterday's article. .wans The first in the list is the solenoid type b | of coil, shown in Figure 7. This coll comparatively great. The torold type of coil, shown in Figure 8, follows the line of the horse- shoe and closed ring magnet. The coll itself is wound on a cylinder in the same manner as the solenoid type, but after belng wound it is hent around in the form of a ring and this has the effect of constraining the field of the magnet in a manner similar to the action that takes place in the horse- shoe and ring magnet. The result bending the coil around in this way is to cut down the external fleld to a minimum and thus eliminate the effect of the magnetic field of the coil on nearby colls and circuits. In the quadraformer type of coil, shown in Figure 9, the general scheme shown in Figure 5 of yesterday's ar- ticle is followed. In this arrangement four colls are connected in series, and placed 80 as to form the bars of a {square. This does not exactly form a ‘losed fleld coil, but the external field is limited to the space between the L |ends of the adjacent coile Company . WEAD | “Binoculars” Coil Explained. The next popular «ype of coil is that usually known as a “binoculars.” This type of coil consists of two coils connected in series, with unlike poles adjacent, as shown in Figure 10. York Yok sioria’ OFestra; market FpOrts Rticsic £loncorie: . S Musical program. for_children 5 TO 6 P.M. Orchestra .. .. . asemble and Golden s Hotel M« The professor, speaking before the Exide BATTERIES We are accredited Exide Dealers in this commu- nity and carry a complcte stock of Exide Batteries. Call at or Qphone the nearest dealer and with a new low-cost Exide let him put an end to your battery troubles. Chain of Stations to Carryl Atlantic City Program and WEAF Music. v work: Waldorf-Asto l\'4|\Ii )\"slul s String N\:\LKX;‘K lMln-lr‘l«! “m ram: Lec's Bardsmen . New York: Piano selections e York: Uncle Geebee poston: Kiddies' Klub: Checker Benenectady : Stock repor tins: base ball resul nn O Sherman's Orchesira e The National Electric Light Associa- tion, in annual convention in Atlantic City, will provide the principal radio entertamnment tonight for thousands of radio fans throughout the East and Sl Middle West. The ceremonies Will be | g..y_philadeiphia: Baso ball results, Bellevu br t DLy the American Radio Orchestra_.. S . . Rroadeasting Co.'s chain of_intercon- | diou—tattsburgh: Dinne nected stations. including WCAP. Secretary Andrew Mellon will “the chiet address. Martin J. Insul ehairman of the public policy commi 1ee of the association. also will speak. he musical prozram features a 44- s adxt ook piece Vincent Lopez Orchestra and Hotel Orchestra ... rboin beth Rethberg of the Metropoli hicago:: Lullaby tim Y Urehétra dpera. Co. { Ne: > reports he Y D ehildren's’ siories: ort > Organ recital; Palmer . House * Symphony ‘and Victorians .. v [RTR birthday hst ¢ 10 ©.vu—rhiladelphia: Tnele Wip's roll call Astor Singing Club, Philudelphia: Bellevue Chicago: Organ recital songs by e aw LUWFL WMAQ Onondakia W Wi tHord Dance Orchestra |11 Hotel La Salle Orchestra falk: base bail result S e fectite WA Atlantic monies, AT will br weekly radio co fonal forum on . “Matters Before the House.” The par- ticipants_ will Representatives | Thite, Republic: Kansas and Tydings, Demo Marvland. Among its other features WCAP has ‘ifsted the weekly programs of the Tpana Troubadours. the Davis Saxo. phone Octet und the Shinola Merry- makers, all of which will come from New Yo nd the an nouncement of the major league base hail results. W, Spencer Tupman's flower Orchestra, Dorothy ““Housekesper's Chat . Turne ind a Dorothy Willard are the attractions for' WRC's Iate afternoon program, | which will begin at 4:45 o'clock i City cere. . adeast its | b Tigore by WEAF <: Taik: Hotel Commodore Orchestra. . 3 Sports: talk: pianist: lullaby lads Chicago fme story: Congrexs Hotel Orehes Springfield: “The ‘Musical Mirth Makers ' Do Orchestra, . ‘market reports: base ball resulta; M. A. € o forum. WBZ Ricgmond. il N. Yo Marsie make believe: cellists The [ Banjo _King EEer i S WSWS 2 yoenl wid sl i b . WSB The two coils are wound in the same Hou PRI and dinds: Deake Hotel iy direction and may be a single coil, ot Blackstone QuIntet. .. « L oS 2 {bent in two. The winding starts at . Goldhtie s . {“A.” winds around to “B,” continues | to the next coil at * and runs to the end of the second coil at “D.” 'his arrangement is similar to the bar magnet arrangement shown in Fig are ¢ of yesterday's article, in which two were arranged side by side, with unlike poles adjacent. As jin the case of the | wgnets, the | {two coils so arranged have no exter- | nal field. | | It would seem that the solenoid coil | hown in Figure 7 would be at a dis- | dvantage from the standpoint of in | teraction between circuits because of | its external field. However, there are several ways in which thils bad fea {ture of that type of coil can be reduced | { conslderable, and these methods of re ducing intevaction when using this {type of coil will be considered in to { morrow’s article. | ITALIAN FLOOD DECLINES. | Northern Rivers Lower, But North- | east Waters Are Still High. ROME, May 19 UP) —The rivers und streams in northern Italy, which were W. A. BOBB oth and H Sts. N.W. 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Chimes coneert Hotel May Townsend a talk by M piano recital JULIUS H. RIELEY 656-58 Pa. 1108 PM — | 7 00—Boston: Hearthside Harmonizers s Way . . i doRIA e’ tad LocalRadio Entertainment || R deIn e i w. i rinefield:“Satey (s ednesday, May 19, 1926. New Yotk Tmps: Lowisohn_free chogber mishe; ' New York: N Ymake WEEL WTAG, WCAE. wWwy WJIAR, KSD, "WCUO, " Wi WOO, WSAL WGR and Y ; "WEar N Wt WHN flute ey M WEBH ik piani Ensemble: sport talk . Feland Cannon. g W nstramental artists 1 program ert SHIPLEY & MURPHY 2107 14th St. N.W. AA—Naval Radio_ Station, Radio Potomac 2077 (1344 Meters). { 5 p.m-—Weather Bureau reports. 5_p.n.—Time p.m.—Weat brogram i Merster's Homerbeaders Ba U resuits ections .. ullaby ‘time dgewater | the Million sy String Quintet baritone st ecture als. Bureau re MITH BATTERY AN RADIO SERVICE 2119 18th N.w. North 1896 Sherman's Orchiestra h Hotel O a: solox Drake Hotel Ensemble vocal and’ imstrume organ WRHF—Wash Fund Com 11 to 12 noon shut-ins (daily) 1 WLIB WHT WHO BRW W WMBF 18" Rolos’ * oigan recital Bavker's Life Orchestia { . Cuba: Musival program i nati Hotel Gibson Orhestra | Aami Bench, Fia:’ Concert program 3 i e s it Markets . whar produces is | transformed into raging torrents by e A Liba i the field produced by [the heavy rains, lasting in VoA K i Davis Saxoutione Octei WO WCAE WeAL the single bar magnet * | places for 72 consecutive hours, are Dot g AR WGR and WS WEAY Tt has . pronounced strong field | DERINNINE to fall. This s indieated in near its ends or poles, and this field |Feports from Turin, Piacenza und H Schenectady: Fastman Theater Orchestra, WHAM i Cleveland: Talks 3 5 other sections of the northwest adio Hospital ). Current events for taik mis L. M. STALLING N. J. Ave. N.W. Main WMAL—Washington Radio Forum some ! 2126 Meters). i Silent "WRC—Radio Corporation of America (168.5 Meters). -“Inside the _Studio.”” by ‘‘Leon B. Mayer of the Metro-Goldyn .Mayer Corporation, broadcast from ~the Hotel Maytlower. 4:45 p.m.— Spencer Hotel' Maytlower Orchestra. 515 pam.—“Housekeepers' Chat.’ by Dorothy Townsend, under the aus- pices of the Woman's Institute of yIvania. 5:30 p. ivilled_ Breakfasts and ‘Suppers,” by Mary E. Turner. 55 p.m.—Dorothy Willard, pianist. rly Program Tomorrow. Arlington time sigi Farm Flashe: prepared by the Department of Agr *eulture., ., 12:20 pm —Organ recital from the Homer L. Kitt studios. e+1 pm—\W, Spencer Tupman's Tlotel Mayflower Orchestra, under the direction of Arsenio Ralon. WCAP—Chesapeake 2 pan. Tupman’s 1 and Potomac 5 Meters). Base Ball News of the D: 6:30 to 7 p.m.—"Matters Before the House,” by Representatives Hays B. White, Republican, of Kansas, mem- ber of committees on clection of Pres census, immigra nd maturalization, and Millard | Tydings of Maryland, Democrat, | member of committees on education, elections of President, Vice President sentatives in Congress and “The Shinola Merry Gentlemen of 2-in-1, New York City. 730 to 8§ p.n—Dav Octet, from New York ¢ 8 to 9 pm.—Ipana Troubuadours, from New York City. 9 to 10:30 p.m.—Program incidental : to annual meeting of the National * Blectric Light Association at Atlantic Lity, N. J., broadcast jointly with sta- tion WEAF and other radio stations. Peatures will be Vincent Lopez and “'his orchestra of 44 musicians, Eliza- beth Rothberg, Metropolitan Opera star, and addresses by Martin J. Insul, chairman of public policy committee, ‘and by Andrew Mellon, Secretary of “ the Treasury, who will talk on “The . Trend of Industrial and Economic TDevelopment in America.” Early Program Tomorrow. 6:45 to 7:45 a.m.—Tower health ex- ercises from Metropolitan Tower, New York City. SYSTEM ELECTRIFIED. * Swedish Trunk Lines Now Longest of Kind in Europe. 'OCKHOLM, May 19 (&) electrification of trunk railway lines aeross the Swedish peninsula has been completed and the first electric train “from henburg_ has arrived here. The work took three vears and the new electric line of 300 miles is one of the longest in Europe. All' telephone and telegraph wires have been placed under ground. saxophone i ~The Gen. Jackson Transferred. Brig. Gen. William P. Jackson, just promoted, has been relieved from duty in connection with National Guard af- fairs, at headquarters, 5th Corps Area, Fort Hayes, Ohio, and assigned 10 the command of the First Coast Artillery district, with station at Roston, Mass. At present he is_on femporary duty at Fort Monroe, Va. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Merrymakers and the Gen- tlemen of 2 in 1, WCAP and other stations, 7 to 7:30 o’'clock. Isaacson’s concert, WRNY, 7:15 to 10 o'clock. Playlet, “A Man's Way,” by WNAC Players, WNAC, 7:30 to 8 o'clock. o . Ipana Troubadours, W and other stations, 8 o'clock. Musical program by the Euterpe Glee Club, WGY, 8 to 9 o'clock. Program incidental to the annual meeting of the National Electr ight Association at Atlantic Cit WCAP and other stations, 9 to 10:30 o'clock. 8 TO 9 PV 8:00—Atlantic Sche Chur Cleveland: Publi Chicago: Lecture: Whitney Trio: W: Cincinnati: Musical program .. Chicago: Organ recital: male Guatier City: Se. ady : E; de Hotel Trio orium’ program Des Moines: Stones; Doran's Orchestra . Chicago: Musical program New Yo pana Troubadours, WE 3 WCCO. WGR. KSD and WLIB, from ... A. ‘Chorus; v New York tel St New York New York New Yok Flutist; Y. W, C. eorge Sociéty Orchestra Locw's Orchestra: ]Mnn:m'lnnm k Night: Lewisohn concert: A Springfield: Safety lectur Richmond Hill, ¥. Y. wark: Y. M (. Vocal > oval and Glee’ Club: 3 nstramental T, Musical Organ C Coneert Orehest? Book review: Safery talk Voonl program .o seheart. T11: Children's " pragram Pitigbureh © Market rebarts: Sddreas OMmaren DIOKTAR] g s s icarg: Vocal s hyitoiiay New. Sork: - Voenl and DetCoIE, ] roit: Studio’ program 8:30—Los Angeics: Allen's Orehéstis Richmond, Va.: Lomssille: Honolul e 9 TO 1 9.00—Richmond. V. r a1 ~“Miltary A Orchestra New.York: MCEvos's Trio; voeal soloists . ....... Los Angeles: Talks: news biileiin Fhiladelphia: Arcadia Dance Orch [hiladelphia: Inctrymental tri ewark: Gertnor s S Richmond LR Ny Long nd se” Bells SpringhieldWBz Ceneert - Society Orchestra ! polive from Adlantie () ag0: WLS Trio Cjncianath Player, a Musical program lantic ~ Cif concert “hicago Kansas Program,_from WEAF Fox Theater progra nnegpolis Chileagnt 31 1 Chicago Varied _mu i musical J program Minneapolis: Nash-Finch O Cineinnati: Thorobred Entertainment Chicago: Popular musical program ve Glee Club program from’ First Baptiit : musical pre health Bing: WHAR 43 WGY WTAM WMAQ WLW W1 LWHO WS AQ Play WOAP, W00, WWJ 5 .. WEAF fin” kolos: o : cesss NIMYC WHN JWMCA «d Press program....WJZ TAM, ..o oo nstrumental soloists. . WAHG impersonator W niza 0 PN talk: WNYC meeting SyE 5 D dgewater Beach Hotel Orche a ol 10 TO 11 P.M. al program broj N. V.: Weather; Long ather and missing person reports . ris_Orchestra; talk s: soloist Bittong 8 Cheer-Up_Club. oloists: Palmer House u: ip: weather Tos Angel Cineinnati: - String. quartet Chicago iongs: Badger Fon Tos l\llh‘hl' String ensemb] Hot_ Springs: Market Hotel rehestr: 10:30—Davenport: Organ New 9‘ k: Silver HINVW Orchestra w Yorl Pelham Health Inn O 1T0 1 11:00—Minneapolis: Weather and mark, chestra £ : At y: Dan « Orchestra ric: Hotel York: Cotton € Hot_Springs: The Cincinnati: Dan ; Tos Angeles: Ventura Trio . Chicago: Collyer's Los Angeles: Music Newark: News: Siry's Hotel Amba 11:45—Atlanta: hestra tra Dane 2:00—Des Mok Cincinnati: Songs drzan rveital ne Nutty Clib' . Novelty, features . 0: Your Hour League Tos Angeles: Musical program Minneapolia: Los Angeles: 12:45—Kansas Ci 1 and instrumental 170 3 1:00—Los Angeles: Town Crier: Hotel Am Los Angeles Musical program: taik LICENSING OF SETS STILL CONSIDERED Legality of Such Method of Taxa- tion Inquired About by Various States and Counties. counties and even cities have bes‘t::legt‘o look into the possibility of licensing radio receiving sets within their jurisdictions, according to in- quiries to the Department of Com- merce. Although any scheme of taxing radio listeners by the Federal Government has been repeatedly decrled by Secre- tary Hoover, the radio receiver is, nevertheless, being viewed as a pos- sible source of revenue for State or local governments. One of the requests for lnhwnmllnn] regarding the legality of such methods of taxation was reccived by the de- parfment from one of the layger cities on the Pacific Coast and another from a county of a Middle Western State. It was said similar inquiries have been directed to the radio supervisors in the several radio districts. All of the requests, it wa# said, haveé been returned without expressions of offi- talk . hesira . ckkson's Orchesira: orzan rec program hthawk frolic; Plantation- Playe M. The legality of any State or local laws authorizing the licensing of re- ceivers or transmitters, it is said, would have to be determined in the United States courts. The sudden interest in tha possi- Dility of local radio legislation is be- lieved to be due to the delay in the passage of Federal radlo laws which have been introduced in Congress. There exists in some communities, moreover, considérable agitation for local laws that would in some way relleve ether congestion, prohibit the reradiating receiyer and possibly te. strict the humber of broadcasting sta- tions permitted to operate.within a certain radius. Departient officials declined to com- ment on Whether such laws would be ilnl%c;ordnnm with Federal radio legis- J atfon. AL B Opera to Be Broadcast. The opera ‘“Les aes | Perles” (The Pearl Fisher) ‘will be broadcast by the WEAF Grand Opera ‘0. Monday through stations WEAF, WCAP, WCAH, WJAR, WTAG, i\\”rlc and K8D. i i | SR | A Turkish woman has been ap- pointed clérk of the Municipal Court in Constantinoples After six months in this position she will ascend the beénch—the first woman Jjudge in Turkeya Bt i e 13 extends from one pole to the other, through its core and around the out- side of the coil from one pole to the other, as shown in Figure 7. The ex- ternal flield of this type of coil is naturally rather strong because it ex- tends far from the actual winding of Flood conditions in the however, have not abated dreds of square mil to Istria_are the inhabitants living in camps. 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