Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1926, Page 42

h MUSIC AND BRIDGE | ON RADIO TONIGHT Programs From Capital Studios and New York In- clude Interesting Numbers. An unusual variety of musical at- tractions supplemented by the eighth of the series of auction bridge games will be broadcast tonight by WRC. The prinei offering of locai | origin will he the Kitt Hour of Music, which will bring hefore the micro- phone Mrs. Walter K. Wilson, prann, and Franklin B. Charles, Tinist. le Paradis Band and ] Carlton Club Orchestra are the other local features. Franklyn Bauer to Sing. Musical attractions which WRC will import from New York include | the Keith Treasure Hunt, “The Voice of the Silent Drama’ and the Roval Hour of Music. The latter program will mark the third appearance of Franklyn Rauer, tenor, since his re- turn from Fngland where he anpeared At the C Club, with the “Reveller: The bridge game will start at 8:30 welock. The players will be Milton C. k. E. K. Leech of a head of New York. The hands to be played follow - Hands Are Prepared. Work, _dealer. south, 10, 5. hearts, A, K, 4 monds, A, . 6. 3; clubs, K, T Teech, west, holds: hearts, Q diamonds, 10, 5: clubs, 5. Mr. Bachman. holds: Spadess 9, dec M. mpades, J. WMAL has scheduled a three-hour | program that is predominately musi- ©al. Among the features ave a supper dance program; hanjo solos by George MeCauley, a tal hy Miss Sophie Snyder. pianist: cornet solod by Lou Fichman. and the City Club Hour. A vesume of the science news of the week will_open the program at 7 a'clock. There also will he selected ! readings from poems of . James | Whitcomb Riley and Dr. John T. Huddle. RADIO HELD MEANS OF AIDING RELIGION Report of Federal Council of| Churches Says Industry Is Spreading Inspiration. Br the Assnciated Preas MINNEAPOLIS, Radin was termed “a vehicle of spirit- val inspiration” in a report by the commission of evangelism submitted to the Federal Council of Churches at ite annual meeting. “The radio companies throughout | the country.” said the report, “led by | urgent requests from their patrons, are making a wonderful contribution to the religious life of the people. The ! radio has helted the continent with | morning pravers.” In another report the three general mecretaries of the council declared that | “without co.operation Protestantism | has not even had a fighting chance.” No longer may a Christian chureh | work in isolation, approaching its | task as though no other church ex- | isted with equal eoncern a consecra- | tion.” the report said. “From com-| petitor 1o co.eperation is the course by which humanpity is proceeding. to | averyv special realm. It must be su-: premely so in the realm of religion.” | Twenty-two million adult church memhers are represented at the meet- ing by offic delegates from 28 de- neminations, look When you buy a new set, look inside at the tubes. To get real | walue; you'should have' RCA Radiotrons—nothing else. Their performance is so much better . . and they havea longlife! December 9. i i | | | | Radiotron Wholesale Distributors RCA-Radiola NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. 13781330 N. V. Ave. Phone M. 6800 Wholesale Distributor Doubleday-Hill Electric Co. 7!5913&% N.W. {per cent penalties on taxpavers mak- LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926 Programs of Disiant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Stendard Time 4:00—New York: Detroit: News: markets: 4 York: News: sports: Loew's Now : 4:30—New York: Astor Concert Orchestra e Osborne: ions ) Mandel Trio: Women's Clul New Foric: “Aagar Orchestra.” marker Philadelphia® Police reports: orga New York: Children's entertainer 6 TO 7 Vernon's juveniles program: Ensemble: sol m 8tr: Sinton Orcheatra: ta Hollenden Orchestra . nert ... market _ reports Hartford. Conn.: Hi Baltimore: WBAL ston Smiler Schenectady: Stock reports: new: Ci ti: Weather and | Chicago: Organ recil 6:15—Newark: Shelton Ensemb! : KDK. < 7:00—Davennort: Sport news Philadelphia: Toy 'tales Springfield: Mark: New York Newark: S chestra . Roaton: Tal Philadelphia: Hay's Oreh Philadelphia: Roll_call: Hartford. C: s Health Trish ork: Spor cle” song, . Atlantic Cite: New 7:30—Schanectady Phitadelnhia: Dallas: Baker Orchestra City: Talk: rk: Bernie's Orchestri an Yorx Ensemble New York: Oakland's Chateau: Golm ; “Voice of the Silent Drai 8:00—Atlantic Schmidt String Allantle Schmidt String ocal : Bar’ Asso Coward Comfort hour. Chicago: Edgewater Beach Orchestra Chicago: ~Family “hour.. ... New York: Lionel Entertainers: Raltimore: V. Hartford. Conn, tud : S Ge #:00—San Francisco: Children's hour: Boston: Tnstramental artists. .. . Des Moines: Banker's Life Trio New_York: WJAR. 'WTAG. and WCAE, from. es: Talke: Shapp t Tube o talk: " organ radio cartoon Agioria orchestra . e Tri Wi Orchestra: Sandman 'circle Shepard _Colonial _Orchestia ews: Ten Eyck co 3 arket reports: Santa Claue ‘he Million Sing’ i New York: Unele ‘Geebee: Mellow Mized Quartei : spor edutational t. by Hol trumantal artist 5 Owlets: Capitol presentation. e _hour “"the Radio Gl astian hest Instrumental Trio: 208 B Tepo arol singing 1 3% S sasamsamniaza 528 SIRINRIZRR nee Santa) Shpecnt 35 RS alk 822 cmwz e sase A3 S 23 Bui 255 3235 3aRa5 s > 3 e 3% RIS AR oD o §§—n P Prioe SRE: upmen wam o hiz JDBRE S ous § > T334 Py Quartet: n adio questions ESTECS 17 Go Gt 2284 2S353 FTeRIS: pirosatexy LMD £ = 23 - sEadants P vt market reports Clicquot, Club_Eekimos, WEEL ."KSD, WGR. WFI, WW.J. s Musical Chefs. Etude hour: Vagabond Serenaders. m New York: Solow Soloiats: Ari Newark: WOR Quartet: Vince Balalaika Band New York: Bar Associatio) Chicago: Reading: Con rt. oo our, hmidt St ro 7 ork % B musical saw artist. 3 Chicagn: Coon-Sanders: WBBM : Edwards' Orchestra: lect York: G Ensemble 0:30—Lon Angeles: rens hour: Dallas: Miekwitz Club recital.. .. aymen's Retreats iterion ‘Quartet; York: Corradetti - Ensemble: Chicago: Walfon hour: Nighthawks chesira: “The Song Shoj % Chicago: Edgewater String Tri City: Real Estate Boal field: Program _from WIZ k: Vocal and instrumenial recit talk Classical ~concert. The Locust Sisters MEDOYEN. icioi s o ocruaiss Newark: Reading: ' ABoilo hour Baltimore: WBAL Staff concert Mu program . Banke: "Trio. Latonia Mslody ri: Goodrich Zippers © RS, WoR. WRI and . WWJ, 4 WCAE.' from’ a Uniyersity program Conn.: Weather: vocal and Totisville Loong; Eugene ale rk: Bridge game: WGN okie”: LoSW s of music, WRC, WG tring Quartet: Real Estate Board ye: taik: Pep Bo; WEEL WoCh, WoK. WIAR. heat) Sdiea fe OWeT WhE and are: Whi 11 Vielin Quartet: doiuble trio : .. WCBD ialk: Therese T.isioux 10 TO 11 P Ralph 19 oo 2n25u3s 230 B3R 2 Sa=o 383 WCSH. WSAT., WOC, instrumental o Schmitt, "baritone. Quartat e Benjamin Franklin Orchest P Frolickers WGH 5 rings: Talk: organ sclactions ot chestra . T 10:30—Fort Worth: Saxophon 11 TO 12 M |1 :00—Cineinnati: Piano selections: dance prograi {100 Chicagn: “Tne Music Box: The Salarn ord. Conn.: News bulleting : Drama hour. : Musical program.. 7 _Orchestr: Orchesira. Hart Lo Pep Boya ... Baltimore: WBAL D: Newark: Vanderbil New York: Golde Chicago 8814 Springfiel son Teports - Atlantic City: Dance 'program : hicago: Edgewater Beach Orcherira eats Tess Lo Angeles Detroit: WGHP Dance Orchest Davenport: Vocal soloiste: 11:30—Chicago Napoleon's Orchest 12:00—Chicago: CoonSanders ... New York: “The Plasground” . Mooseheart Til.: Palmer Victoria New York: Broadway program . L.os Angelea: Musical program . San Francisco: Varied p o ngs; Meel } Sky Terriers Nighthawk frolic: Plant 1 1:00—Los Angeles: Vocal and instrumental San Francisco Lo Angeles: Harmony Girls Il weather and 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. TO 2 AM. Long's Dance Orcheatra VaamaRL PRETEN 208 SRERAAE, i SEI2N 3322333 i3 val w i 293 S8 cA 3090 ERY 23 susuase S5 33237323338 wiad DamWALIERIN 383 D ation Players: BIRINI222 others’ WDAF artists: Gene Trio 100 PER CENT INCOME TAX PENALTIES ARE UPHELD U. S. Court of Appeals Dismisses Suit to Prevent Collection of $442.079 Fine. By the Assaciated Press. PHILADELPHIA, The imposition of 100 per cent and 50 December 9. — ing fradulent returns was upheld here by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in a per curiam opinion. The decision came in voicing the court’s approval of United States Dis- trict Judge Thomson of *Pittsburgh, who dismissed the suit of Mrs, Caro- line McDowell, restraining the col- lector of internal revenue for the Pittsburgh district from levying on her deceased husband's estate for al- leged false income tax returns. After McDowell had paid taxes over | <everal years on the basis of figures | et forth in his returns, the Intsrnal | Revenue Department investigated and |attachment against bi tound McDowell should pay $217.99% nalty and $224,080) more as a sec- ond penalty. Under’ the income taz law of 1916, allowing 100 per cent Denalty for fradulent returns, and under the amendment of 1918, allow- ing 50 per cent penalty, the depart- ment assessed a total of $442,079 against McDowell's estate. 1t was declared that McDowell ignored two notices, after which an atate wan is- sued. He filed a bill in equity for an injunction, but died before the suit was heard. RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. Ted Newell's Band, WMAL, 7:15 to 8 o'clock. “Voice of the Silent Drama,” WRC, WJZ and other stations, 8 to 8:30 o'clock. tude hou WIP S, 8:30 o'clock. Schickerling Crystal Gazers, WEEIL WGR, WFI, WW] and WCAE; 8:30 to 9 o'clock. City Club hour, WMAL, 9 to 10 o'clock. Y and GREEN HOLDS 5-DAY WEEK IS PRACTICAL Declares System Would Equalize Producing and Consuming Powers. -~ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, December 9.—Labor is advocating the five-day work week for economic and humanitarian rea- sons, belleving that it is practical from the view- point of equaliz- ing-_production d ~ consumption and because the worker will be more efficient with the added rest, William Green, president of the American Federation of La- bor, said vester- day in an address before the ' New York Building capacity to produce manu- WILLIAM GREEN, factured articles has_increased to the point where continued serious thought must be given to the equali- zation of our producing and consum- ing powers,” he declared. “In a num- ber of industries, some of them basic, which are governed by seasonal fluc- tuations and which, because of their great productive ability, cannot oper- ate steadily, a shorter work week would distribute the working time over a longer period and reduce waste #nd_improve efficiency. “The shorter work week is upon us and we will see it quite generally es- tablished in all lines of industry,” he predicted. Union Demands Short Week. CINCINNATI, December 9 (#). The first step to establish the five- day working week here has. been launched by the bricklayers' union, with formal demand upon the em- ployers for a five-day week and in- crease in wages from $1.62'; an hour to $1.75 an hour. The union making the demand has a membership of about 700 in six Ohio and Kentucky counties. The Christmas LocalRadio Entertainment Thursday, Dec. 9, 1926 NAA—Naval Radio Station, Radio, Va. (4345 Meters). 3:35 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. 6:45 p.m.—Agricultural market re- ports. 3 9:55_p.m.—Time signals. 10:05 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports. WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund (256 Meters). . 11 to 12 m.—Current-events and po- lice reports. WMAL—Washington Radio. Forum (293.9 Meters). .m.—Science news of the week. 5 to 8 p.m.—Supper dance by Ted Newell's Band. R to 8:20 p.m.—George McCauley in \tenor banjo selections. 8:20 to 8:40 p.m.—Sophie Snyder, concert pianist. 8:40 to 9 p.m.—Dr. John T. Huddle in selected readings. 9 to 10 p.m.—City Club hour: Paul Bleyden Studio artists; Louis Fish- man, corpetist, and Donald Brown, pianist. Early Program Tomorrow. 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.—City Club’s week- 1y Friday luncheon forum, presenting Capt. Gordon Gordon-Smith, commer- cial representative of Jugoslavia. who will speak on “The International Sit- uation, Centered Around the Balkans.” Music by the City Club Syncopators. WRC—Radio Corporation of America (468.5 Meters). 6:15—Kitt hour of music, with Mrs. Walter K. Wilson, soprano, and Franklin B. Charles, violinist. 7 p.m.—Carlton Club Orcheatra. 7:55 p.m.—B. F. Keith's Treasure Hunt. 8 p.m.—"Voice of the Silent Drama,” from WJZ, New York, 8:30 p.m.—Auction bridge No. 8. .m.—Royal hour of music from VIZ, New York. 10 to 11 p.m.—Le Paradis Band. Early Program Tomorrow. ‘Tower health ex- game, to 745 am.- 5 a.m.—Arlington time signals. Dairy news. p.m.—OfFgan recital. 1 p.m.—Lee House Trio. 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