Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1926, Page 47

PROGRAMS OF WRC ~ MAY BE MARRED Interference Likely byl Change ‘of Wave Length of Chicago Station. The f interference with the broadeast progrims station WRC Toomed yesterday when station WIRT in Chicago, applied to the Department | of Commerce for official authovization | to use the 46351 vave channel the same wave ler of W The €1 on was o authorized transmit on meter char 1 several days agol ! 1 jumped to the ave r for | [ { t | not expected Serious interrupti n WRC's » experts it that Wash i v TALK OF INDIA. Rajkumar-Pamerji el WILL | Sir Alvion Address School Students. to A distin Washingt ne; Ger tonight y to which the publ Sir Alvion, ford and « speak on ile an ex lems hefore veturning to | guisifed visitor from India Alvion Rajkumay st of the Sehoo V. i in T informed men on India | FIRE IN SWAMPLAND. 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S mo and ap pert Packers for ahip N Ave. =& || viog. 5055 Florida 4 ORI !i S ) MOVE Mt suor 5 | DAUGHTERS OF 1812 | THE LONG-DISTANCE RING THRILLS HIT WOMAN <“LiSTENERS-IN” | Feminine Sex Enjoys Radio Broadcasts From Prize Fight, Though Averse to Watching Punches Ex- changed in the Women may not vet he very keen | about watching the punches and the | are | blood of a hoxing bout, but they outdoing the men in lon en- | jovment of the thrillx of ize accordi of the loeal prize tight dur of the Dempsey ne had more of inment recentiy ey knocked Jack | Dempsey loose from’ the heavyweight crown, the women ave - more. The telephones at W' busy just before the fight in Brooklyn. bringin quests for a ringside account of the hout. More than 50 per cent of the < were from women t the De tment t goes on at the broadeastin bo battle, and ha of Chmmerce, out the coun- Boxing Bout. try file thei their grieve W it is conducted, no letters ha demning the Dempsey mplaints and announce inst broadcasting it was learned that heen received con- chain broadeast of - the unney fight. Pollowi ious ringside deserip- dons of outstanding fights, officials of the radio section of the department As | received many protests, most of them broudeasting But following against sport. from this particul the Philadelph criticism. av protests were lodged with station WEAF, New York,, against that station’s broadeasting ring matches, with the result that at one time announcement was made women rried by the WEAF . Exception, however, was An opportunity was given to broadeast the Dempsey=Tinney fight. MEET IN BALTIMORE Local Chapter Is Guest of Mrs. A. F. Olson. Its Reg- istrar. 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Retire ment of Dean Loufs J. Gallagher, J., and the arrival of the new dean, | announced ouly yesterda, dgen: | surprise in alumni circles. | he new dean is not unknown to | Georgetown alumni, for he has so- journed in Philadelphia and Boston, two of the largest alumni centers. He comes here from St. Joseph's C By the, Associated Press. PHIS, Tenn., October 15.—A plan having been adopted the orderly marketing of the 14926 cotton crop, interest has turned on the Na- | e €S here T B RS aitive tion-wide meeting to be held in Mem- | positions and from which he was phis next Tuesday, when a proposal | gradusted man. forr holding from the market a fourth | Father Gaila : :||||u-unw:‘l. of the cottonseed from this vear's | ol e s g L crop will he discussed. and prefect general _of Plavis forvnlatei i of the newly formed New Ala., Wednesday by cottonseed oil and Province of the Jesuit Or-| mili Agers fRoTL. GeCUrT. | Statea . 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