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1 88 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 23, 1927—PART 1. EXPANDING WAVE ; " LENGTHS OPPOSED : i B & i LA e DieTiget FeiporaEiTe: TIBsrte i sevaraitwase | (L8 aaowRlilas TEAD s e R s LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Organ Selections LocRl Radio Butet MmOt | v v.oo soaswnareats oeatoonaces) | HETmiils indarted fx serwind ars | : SHpP punes, | ST Are Cue to Station —_— 1s taking place in the “B" cells, or at 3:’»:-1.0 it to r.-.;x:«u-’r_x»t,\'x,.“,.x ;!:'n:ln»nf.n!ll e T B % b SUNDAY. JANUARY 23, 1927 i ' Radio Gontest Sunday, January 23, 1927 | | what rate the “B" climinator Is de. |(he tubes the thing to do is to inser rolt and Michigan have more | | - d i it in series with the negative return to | than 200 engaged In manu Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Bastern Standard Time livering current to the set, it is neces- | e hattery or eliminator. In this way fact 1tomobile accessaries 'he sixth station selected for 3 R bare ks identification for the third week | | NAA—Nava# Radio Station, Washing- 9 TO 10 AM. N 1] orarme Star's radio contest Navy Yard (1315 Meters). 9:00—New York: Children’s program: comic stories and music padeast last cht b ning T 4 8.30- nginnatl ,Myvmn_') uxrmm by the editorial staff of a bro ‘ ast night beginning 9:55 p.m.—Time signals Soktoaist bons cont WLW 423 403 5 o'clock two organ selec e i v Open Evenings . OPEN EVENINGS ndeed 1 Do" and BOor Sn e RGNS e A WiR 5164 Got the Girl.” The sev Roile VN atch Tbwer Coneert Orchesiras Fred oo final station for identificat WMAL—Washington Radio Forum 510 T"ckle A-C B Broadcasting Below | 1o-co—puindeinina: Steihiodier - Epiecopai Chirch services B 885 13| | will be picked up tonight b (2939 Meters). e T B R T B YL e T tween 830 and 9 o'clock. Sttent, CHARGER AN i Eliminator 4 Tabernacts 3 WEBW 3 85, the winner of s 200 Meters. ! ot (N, Jiac, Comnan Chisch syl WHAR confest, as well WRC—Radio_Corporation of America i v e s rch ety AVTANM p wo T immers - in - subsequent (168.5 Meters). el Piiladeiphia: Holy Trniy Chiren services i : weeks, will he awarded a cash : e ce kTR s e et lesigned hoawn ¢ A e L WA $10. In the event of a b ‘,'.f,?,(,,‘ e Metropolitan Opposition tn a_movement 4 igned 5 1 AL e tie the prize money will be ( 7;"‘}','_‘ Rev. Dr. J. N. Pierce, wiil to open the wave lengths below 2 . 2 ¢ or Bgktke adioot Tes vided equally. The prize winner er tha sacrinh: it meters to radiophone )‘vyvvm]«,{{.\v ng 00—Rossville. X. ¥ Fred Williams. tenor: Sunda o for the third contest week will deliver the sern s stations wae \nwvxd m( m;:m”m UL ST R R L R R 23 SN k be announced Wednesday. + pm ‘Srr'\lr-n.\ f'("_'"\’m ,K"‘l‘",‘l'.}’,“ - Willis K. Wing, editor of a pol New York: gaptist Chureh xervices WAz 4 : Chapel. Washington Cathedral. o s . radio magazine. In a specially pre Pittaburch plrst, Presvgterian Chureh _sers KDKA & 18 M“v"_' e by e Qi 2 Natlonally Advertlsed Get Your Tubes pared article, Mr. Wing declared that | ahvilie: First Prest hureh WPCH i cellor of the cathedral, Rev. William 2 Ready for the the proponents of the plan “do not R L S WAoo 3 STATIONS REACH 688. L. De \'ries. Right Rev. James E. GENUINE Programs ' have the real development of radio e e Sl foaryi v WHAS Freeman, Bishop of Washington, will iy Yo 1..»»8. i “Considerable attention has heen Cinannat © Avondale Methodist Epecopai Chirch serviees WsAt 10 nsed | pr Speaker e You ot S 7 i 6:43 pim.—Peoples vesper concert {why not et s pen (hem u directed recently.” he said, u‘.; pro- i3ew York: St Matthew s Lutheran (hurch e BNY - During Past Week. T Ml Dtaarant: ine: o 2 the wonderful Post Re- posal coming from several differer Type tivator y T : y 4 . direction of } sdward Bowes We Test Them F pquencies 3 The licensing of 12 more bhroadeast- | the direction of Maj. Edward ¥ : UV201-A UV199 e Test em Free ources, that the band of frequencie Nsing A e e { 12:00—Nemphie ' services ; broadeast jointly with WEAF from If your tubes fail 3 fing stations last week by the Depart ot . ; o respand 1o, our There are a great number df appli ey Sprinde, Mt Srudin chapel services Rue et | TN k by the Depart- 4 Boomitol Theater, New York Thie dosble ilimenttile to respond ' (o oue ants for broadeasting licenses. and | Dés Mommes: St Bauls . Bpise Church services WhHO fo 5L | oY or Gonmeres Biines this totAk|Sediobs i~/ MY Sfitean EtdAt(hY Every tube tested and guaranteed o charge, Vou risk what could he a simpler solution to 15 _ort Wordh: First” Stnadint Ehureh sersices LAl 01 |active stations to 688, The dozen sta e DWilllam of Sweden, from Bihing Wo ot fi antee to make tubes what o admittedly & very difficult | 13:i5—Buflalg, N ¥ Variety musical oo pa N tions were well distributed geographi . z : antee to make tuation, than to provide more wave Detroit: Presbytertan Church services. ... .. WIR e e IR 0 10:15 p.m.—Atwatér Kent e B channels 170 2 PM seel CHURAL VARSI RS . 5 Radio Hour with Josef Hofmann, abe “%1f we open up the wave lengths 00—Chicago: Uncle Walt teads the funnies to children WGN 307 94 | fornia and Minnesota, while Pennsyl A " XA | pianist, and Ann_Mack, soprano, 35 below 200 meters, more statlons cah | 1. CRRL: Gitwn reci e, R 04 vania, Michigan, Iillinois, Rhode |broadeast Jointly with WIAF Balanced C | | accommodated. Short waves. it is said | 150 —ChiEs. Qs Sk Ciih yibsram: Oebiir's Ofeesira: o : | 1sland. Ohio and Nebraska each gain Early Program Tomorrow. | Amplifiers hx‘ .‘lem\'rya\“wxh it “eontribution to Fort Woru" Riddies to 7:45 a.m.—Tower health ex-| L Makes Any Set Work should make their cont on e hour. .. : WBAP ed a station o Ay, Set ¥ 2 0 rkabl 2 T0 3 PM One New York State broadcaster, | g ciseq broadcast jointly with WEAF Coud Speal broadcasting since such remarkable ¢ 4 1 o, o g hexe beon Greatted to this msans| 2 oago: Orpan recital 8 3 wex 03 04 [located at Auburn, was deleted. It |gron“the Metropolitan Tower, New feats WLS Trio: _chapel " ervices WS I "% 1was owned by Charles J. Heiser and | york ity { of transmission. It is contended that Rossvi N© y.:"'carment Instruménta choral b KR | York ity ; . the short wave hands are not exten singers: Ribie lecture 185 | the call was WKBR. 11:35 a.m.—Arlington time signals sively used now and that hroadcasting ‘\':‘\\;rh\vdk“r‘:m SR i kst : . —— 12 noon—Live stock vfl««\h«- e Sold for $106; in bect- would benefit by the entry of many Divenport.. Palar Titih Somphtiy . Otchestoas . soios 5 73 “C" Battery Beneficial. 12:16 p.m.—Rolfe’s Palace d'Or Or Gl mahogany cabines, programs on hands below 200 meters Detroit: Novena service from Shrme of the Little Flower 3 chestra from WEAF. it snecial DX fans could always find a pro-| 2:30—Philadeiphia. Musical exercises from Bethany = Sunday A “C" battery lasts a long while | 1:15 to 2:15 p.m.—Organ recital $32.95 Sehool = 1 Gten partments gram on short waves, it is claimed SRnn Sesaen because there is no current drain on| 2 p.m.—Concert by the United States e . ; a8 rthens the f the | N shestra from the Navy|f * Full Charze and this fact would bring back many W } It also lengthens the life of the | Navy Band Orchestra from t ) . o Fl Charze to the radio fold who have been dis. | 3:00—Now York: Youne poople's conference..... DIIIWTAM 3RS : | Yard, Lieut. Charles Benter, leader. FeTT Overnit appointed in DX fishing on the incinnati: Organ WLW 1 C/ oh, Schenectady : Mus rog: 1 Syracuse WGY - Solid Mahogany present broadcast bands. Schenectady . Musical program from Wi Roseville, N. ¥ - Choral ‘sinfers; cellist: Bible talk: Car oo 7x10 00 nus; Charges Lack of Interest. e el . v ek s S l. Out.” Antomath : iy Buffalo: Concert and services from Tabernacie..... ... WKBW g 7x12 Microphone Loud “To put it boldly., those who pro New York: Inspiration hour... e e - - NQaA0 Speaker, Reg. $20.00 pose widening the broadcast band do . Chicago: Classical program - WENR Speaker, Reg. $20. n ot have the real development of radio | #:18—Atlantic’ ™ Gredn wutital " 011 SUWPe e ; $42.50 Recticur A at heart. The last radio conference— i Detroit: Symphony O . L e O wWwWY " $25.60 Atlas 2 Y the Fourth Annual Conference, called | &:45—Cincinnati - Chimes concers by Robert Badgies WeAT I'esting an Investment . Speaker . .$6.95 A Battery Eliminator by Secretary Hoover—reviewed the | 3:85—New York: St. George vespar services oo .. S e W 4 4 e B 1P50" deweit $8.95 3 whole subject and, In addition to mak 4705 PM e Vil v one : . ing recomme®dations which have sub- |. 4:00—Chicazo: Philharmonic Orchestra . . .. WO —Integrity 4 New York: Men's conference in the Bedford branch ‘oi A sequently be_approved by the De tne a0 e Brostenc. ¥ e e WG partment of Oemmerce, went dis WEAE mha WEAR B JIWEAR 4 : ; . S 2 Vit Tt tinctly on reford as opposing any Roston Sqlare and Compass* Clib. “#oloists [IWNAC 4301 E know of no investor in our First Trus extension of the boadcast hand below Philadelphia . Lecture. “The Niche Without a Statie’ [ WIE Pitteburgh: Ors recital om Carnegie Hall P KDKA 200 meters. The reason for this was | .15 Atiantie” Cityr™ Yocal ond o 1H E Notes who has ever failed to receive the . nc Sumentm recital "from St e bl Dra a sound one. There are many ser- Jamee' Bpincopal CHGEh e, o o WG zon.s full amount of his principal at maturity. ke Coils § ¢hi sesides | 4:30—Philadelphia: Meeting from ‘the "Central ~branch of ‘the vices which radio performs besides . o niral ) WFI 4 7 L il Lo Bowilois that of broadcasting. In order for S T I o WOR mk do not make loans on First Trust security i e v servi [ X nusement guide ot . Y . 4 Hemco Tube el S B e S Frneriay 2 Orsan Tecital from Memoriai Chapel unless we are satisfied that they are ab- Souls' Unitarian Churc o, o WEN i ¥ 2 5 0003 Reactivator, 81.95 Post 14 made for each type of service to avoid ttsburgh : s;‘:!d,\'n.b!’ l'x!c[h“: ram“(ll'_\ltur“vh“ F,::.\\'.:(-_' X i R solutely safe loans, and that the loans Q\h(‘ll o % g Low Loss Condensers | | Special, Special, disorder. 5 T0 6 PM. made will be entirely trouble-free. ice, rebroadcasting work, airplane Sl alloted sections of these bands on Des Moines: WHO Quartet 5 AL 3 of our clients. Experiments with long-distance short- R L ey CWHEAR e, .The bands below 200 meters have | 5:.00—New York: Twilight hour by the New York Federation of L copa wl‘l back this up by constantly watching the New York: Roseland ‘Dance "Orchestra IWHN Philadelphia: Recital: church’ ‘services. SRy e WERAT been assigned to amateur communica- AL 5% : e 2w s tion, point-to-point commercial serv- Schenectady: Organ recital from St. Peter's Episcopal K | it y St % security and doing everything in our power Stk The aaCura i it e b DR D to merit the continued confidence and good will which they stay and offer no inter- New York: Children's hour st .WPCH ference to any other radio work. | 5:30—Louisville: Choral services from Chirist Church Cathedral. /WHAS E are satisfied to have you make the fullest New York: Paul Jelenel anist . «... WEAF 5 " invi i 1 i 4 i 1 . wave broadcasting take place on the | 5:45—Detroit: Twilight hour: WIR Musical Comedy iroupe......WJR 5169 investigation of this firm and its offerings T : ¥i T 30 and 60 meter bands, commercial 6 TO 7 PM. of First Trust Notes. o I il l?ngdxsttance short-wave communica- delphia: Golden Dragon n',_‘m».m Baa LWCA oy tion is found on 17 and 23 meters and New York: Vocal solos: talk: Perfection Pals ' 52 Why Not Ask Y Binlior: Abicut Ts? Vi VAV Vi New York: Orchestra concert “Samson and Delilah, Ly /vot As our anker : u 8’ OF Wiveral piher wawes. sl ships ical dramatization with MUSIC - . 1.. o: <@ Y i i » i and Army posts are found below 200 Des Moines: Bankers' Salon Orchestia meters, ~ All these services are of Cleveland: Winton Orchestra concert New berger Studio Ensemble * . WOR : i Rt | 1 great importance and they cannot I g B B o RO EBVER.""lGOS . | : A1t axu;ce:;eshl;xmw’ like so mt;:,\' cards. Philagelphia: Orean recital by Clarence Bawden " 2 Maximu ervice ”N l ‘ “For broadcasting to go below 200 Fort WOrth: Vesper services from Baptiat Seminary & il SDetens weorild mbas Chat The Snattire Chicago: Vocaland Insirumental recial: Blackstone Siring REALTORS 3 would have a slice cut from their | 6:30—Baltimore: WBAL Concert Orchestra ©. . .00 14155 Sireat assignment and they would either be Boston f;\ny‘lfi}'"g'larxa'?rvry‘-wah, Oesiatra > 2 otree moved farther down in the scale, dis. New Volt: Tivto'e-Orchevirar oy, Orchestra ...o.:::: 3 Main 4752 placing all other assignments from | 6:45—Cincinnati: Walnut Hills Christian Church services - E that point on, or they would simply 7 TO 8 P.M. be removed from this band altogether. | 7:00—Newark: Vocal and instrumental soloiste: Vanderhilt Con Sor % cort Orchestra x Would Mean Great Loss. Cleveland: Park Orchestra i 2 WTAM ,. New York: Hunter College Orchestra, with Doris Sevin, 1f stations wers to start broad- ., sololst: ‘Swanee Orchesira . s i WPCH casting below 200 meters every stand. Philadelphia: Pennsylvania Orchestra; Cathay 'Concert Or- e ard radio receiver would i o 3 i " ou at once be- Chicago: Punch and Judy: Blackstone String Quintet and Come obsolete, with a tremendous loss co0lolsts . save st st . . WGN to mililons of set owners. And ne New York: Carflion of Park’ Avenue Baptist Church: organ e e A 0 g s Proper Installation Sacred ‘concert "and evangelistic “services broadcast listener is the principal from Churchill Tabernacle . . WRBW Burencast, listener is “the principal Mottt RO IR e e At i Vitally Important e . lect: . “se o x . . . W g catver wilf L hat his, present re- Cnigien i Frow Chreh i’ the” Vale!” Wi s y . HIS s the Maser ReyO. vi 0 longer give him the | . arian all, baritone - . .. At s WwLS 5 5 2 i et % ontire Jan&e of programs. To accom- | 720 Binganatt: Homn Hoes bo mea Sene Firate Preatsicrian - CX Siefle count on oarcxoerts o Ml your Batic Tight £ iied "B','abcaHery“';VD';;;; o modate a greater range, receiving CHUrCh “S8rvices . ... .. .ce.ssgaressos heidowi .. you will get the results desired. it 0. , rec- fots cmust be_equipped with tapped Bew Yok Gl . K Ghidph rpionn o g WENE : i e - 3 - Musical rogram. frong Capiiol Theater. WEEL nductances and switches making 73, RSD and .. RC ' RADIO! ! 20 3 7:45—Atlantic City: Chel, il C} . Sount begin_ 1;;‘:a%i:fig:n on the| " Riburen: Firet i L SR A Wi i will have ample reason to complasy. i ith Radiotrons # ) WJIAR,'WTAG. WRC. WCAE. WWJ. KS! them so complicated and tnefficient | 7:30—Schenectady: First Preshyterian Church services 2 B:00—New_York: “The Aw! sness N Pau Either he must deny himself the pleas e Dnodtars o AT pesiopeneds ot aln": Builler, ure of listening to that only techn ¢ Philadelphia: “Bothany Presbyterian Church services ensoy thznr o ically inclined would Boston: Park Street Congregational Church services hem or substitute Rossville. N. Y.: 'Organ: Waichtower Trio: Bible questions for his receiver one of annoying com. and answers e ew York: Calvary 5 Te il A rh ry_Bantist Church services 3 « £ New York: Musical program’ Cook s Maditerrane L 3 s - oy plexity. Recently a magazine made # | Chicago: The Milon Smk ' (alk " Corre and ‘Gasen . ' survey of its readers in every part of | Philiohis Soatione Strine Quintet 5 303 4 the United States and Canada. This | New Fork: Preshviorian Church mervices C177, Ensemble & i survey showed that the listeners were | Baltimore: Oratorio. "St, Paul." by the boy ehoir of 0Oid 3 i 5 s unalterably opposed to more broad Sty ile Eviseopal Church e 4 j e - - Bismiobo ons of any ac- Davenport: First Preehyvterian Church services b 3 Cincinnati: Sermonet casting stations. Why should we in Cleveland: Chrietian Chiirch servicen | 110 Vite hundreds more in by opening | 8:30—Havana. Cuba: Spanish Cagno proeram. i e new ether routes? Jeflerson City. First Presbyterian Church ' wervices . "By far the greater number of cor- o ot penant's Dechastrs L Now the laSt Stlll lo terms that they favored a slashing cut RRhes Onpinein (e iohg ciesiees W Convenient n the present number of stations, 9 TO 10 P.M. o ‘We could get al v . —New York: Workers' Musie League concert .........., . WPCH 2 | . PR A number of ngtatloar;n:ov\"\’rts}r}oa’t;:laral;sz 00 ana Cuba Sevile-Eimore. Orchesira: ‘Spaiieh Cdri Payment XCEPTIONAL staying power tortion insignals and therefore better Programs,’ wrote many readers of the | phifudeiphia: Misical program : %6 L has always beenamostimportant reception. Dublication. Others added: ‘It the ! Chicago. Auld Sandy” , hio Ay i 3 a 20—is tube, balanced, tuned Radio frequency re- quality in Ray-O-Vac radio batteries. . . new broadcasters only New York: Commodore Orchesira 3 adiola 20—is a ibe, a y wic body Tistens to thels offeriner i | R Tl -k 2 ceiver with additional feature of variable regeneration in the de- There are twice as many radio might not be so keen to spend their Chicago: Coon-Sanders: travelogue. “in Paris Gl tector circuit. It is dry battery operated and uses 4 radiotrons, Now anew type of constructionmakes owners who know these facts, us- lished "stations, who know how Favors Limitations T e greater than that obtained by the usual type of five tube circuit. This new construction does away with WTAN . WRT WEAT WGN. KD, WOC. WO, Radiola 20 is equipped with the uni-control method of tuning for volt heavy duty battery four pounds paye any difficulty getting them New York: Thrift talk ditances. The higher frequencies 10 70 11 P.M. i A i Snnticaticn = s New York: Godfrey Ludlow. violinist z 2 d for their low internal resistance. i i Pon P o e | KL O, G e o SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS Ao makers of faskigits and batrc mercial aviation, will be seriously han Hauaas, Cuby: Seviliy Bitmors Orchasira dio companies of Four Corners seek. Cincinnati: Classical program Atlantic City ‘Ambassador Concert Orchestra > | San ‘Francisco: Lind's Orchestra: news: 5 ¥ to 159 longer yet! 9 broadcast.’ it B A i o e e K T oS ¢ soi0 % longer y were a year ago. hig 7 D Leading radio dealers ever: New York: Atwater Kent hoir. with Ann Mack. soprang” and 2 ywhere for conserving the higher freq W Ve V' quencies. HAS. WSM, WSB and ” 4 t > { 1 reception over more than ordinary distances. lighter. Short circuits are practically (rite us. Point-to-point communication because Los Angeles: Talk: music appreciation talk: weather T B alone are adapted to beam transmis- | 10:00—Los Angeles: First Pre shyterian Church services . Ray-O-Vac batteries are also famous MADISON, WISCONSIN Hall Trio ew York' Trommer's Orchestra .. When one examines the list of appii. Detroit - Song service from First Baptist Church .. W 0 5 - = cants desiring to broadcast and real. | 10:18—New Vork: " Courage and Seit.Confidence.” by T fed izes the remoteness of any chance that Cleveland Austin Wylie's Dréhestra 577077 0 N Aois z they will contribute t 1 Buffalo. N. Y. “Back Home Goapel Meln ur. by ‘the 1 i broadeasting . oo ot eI Tatorete nareaP el jaieiody Honr." by A With Radiotrons money. We listen to the long-estab- | guantc Cijy: News: Ambageagor eriis ' T ¢ UX-199, and one dry battery power radiotron, UX-120. these long-life batterieslast from10% jng Ray-O-Vac batteries, as there 9:15—Berrien Springs. Mich.: “Little Studio Church in the Wild The predominating features of this set are extreme sensitivity T i for usi % aeria i various lengths. itch- O # by “There are more impoant reasons Joset Holmann. manist, WEEL WOR, WFI WRC. WCAE. Whe set is adapted for use with aerials of various leng the pitch-filled top, making the 45- j.ndle Ray-O-Vac batteries. If you These hands are best adapted for| P:30—Philadeiphia; Concert program. WGBS and [[[11]! > ¢ Jocal stations. Vernier tuning controls are provided for use in i ¢ e G eliminated, and each cell gives all its little power carries here for greater Tos Angeles: Hollywood Unitaman Church services . sion and high-speed automatic com- Los Angeles: Organ recital .. vee coming of which is as certain as com. Philadelphia Val Adley’s Orchestra s W : In “B” batteries this means less dis- and ignition dicapped if the numerous Podunk ra New York: Pelham Heath Orchestra’ one hopes a way will be oloiste Quartet, instrumental trio and found to disregard their clamorings Chisago" “Sam ' Henry' ! *violin ‘and "piano " selections: LB utterly 10-30—ciBiie readine s h 4 : Incidentally, there are technical|10:30—hicaga’ Claseionl prozram’” iyria ‘tric ; ek 80 { : difficulties found in broadcasting on Fort Worth: Lucke's Orchesira % el 7 - the chorter wave 11 TO 12 MID! he th lengths which| i . el mhotld be Ovescoms belors e weebace § 21:00-~Chisaxo = Vinlints: Shatrumactal dileciions: BILT résdiies we a ; v New Sork. (i Pagfock. Orchestrs i Whe to use them practically. Broadcasters Havana. Cuba_ Montmartre program . . T on new channels become pioneers ir Ton“Angeles: Classical voncert ! pianity . R ) that field, and it i= questionable if avennort: Palmer Lattle Symphony Orchesira: sofofst : Est. 184 Los Angeles: Cirele Concert Orchestra P i many expert and skilled engineers or Ton itgeien: “Nows. Studio Trior Oroheus’ Male ‘Guariei; 2 - operators would undertake this prac - Burr McTntosh. " “The Cheerful Philosopher : tice, partioularly when the. audiones |11:30—Hot Springs: Arksnsss Travelr traln L e - : : i : snient Terms v e it pesticuiasiy)whon the aiidience R o i [] On Comee i Whelesale Distributor 200 meters. ~Although many inexperi- Chicago: Samovar Orchestra® others & 4 30 sl enced newcomers might rush in on 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 A.M. i 5 new lower channels, the relief would | 12:00—Des Moines: Musical program ... ....... . 5 Heterodyne. It meets every de- i 9 be but temporary. If the band proved o argies v he JEokrams o A 3 mand of the broadcast listeners i) popular, it would soon be as crowded Cineinnati: Musical ProgTams danes oremestia f with respect to selectivity s % as are the present channels. Havana. Cuba: Montmartre program e Avsstll range, tone and volume. Rad | L] , ) ‘Conserving the bands available for Los Angeles: Orphess Male Quartet e . 5 ola. 25 is equipped with a dr: radio transmission is a_problem calling 5 1 1o battery, power, amplifier, Ra- o 18 7th St. N.W. Main 655 for the same foresight as the con-| 1:00—fun Krancisco’ Wolohan's Californians .. e diotron’ UX-120—thus _giving o 718 7 servation of forests and the judicious Chicago: The Nutty Club 5 volume in excess of the average planning of our public highwaye and s 86 | Momee battery —operated We Unconditionally Guarantee the Above Batteries raliroad grants. Divesting an enter I i ceiver. prise established on a frequency B e . £ ; Tt thoughtlessly aseigned today will be ROYALTY ON AIR. sia, Sic Toampls S A S et e nat The RCA uni-control mechanism is employed in this Radiola, as difficult a generation from now as Cunliffe-Owen. allowing sensitive tuning by rotating the two selector drums it would be for the Government to re- | Titled Singers Introduced as Brit- Several B i memwc S o | NS AR BUY RAY-O-VAC—THEY LAST LONGER whistle E Dy 3 ‘and cities. Today we cut up the only sy drun - " LONDON, January 22 UP).—Titled - et large cities into real estate develop-|Singers have heen intraduced as a| Radio Show at Leipzig Fair i i S B e t 3 away e . : ™) A . et tuils Prmoemcics i which tanere: ot 3L0. 'Whith Broadeass | The most important ragio show in | 720 11¢th St. N.W Main 5424 ans X sh Teles. Europe this year will be held there will ultimately be a emsing need | throughout the British Tsle: 0 3 e held in con- rattD et re ot ‘aetin] fravel.| The choir of 20 included Earl and |nection with the Leipsig Fair foom A o o word wide Tataw ) Counters o1 Northetk: Bal and Mareh's 1o 12" ore than 390 e || OPERATING BROADCAST STATION WMAL 409 11th St. N.W. S mave marey on our grunt| <S8 Tk ok S Tads Ao Gy i s v WASHINGTON’S LARGEST RADIO STORE children, % Hawzey-£irCecil BeckePrincesand spart, B 4 ’

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