Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1927, Page 21

GOUNTRY T0 HEAR PRESIDENT'S TALK PStations Plan Wide Hook-Up to Broadcast Speech February 22. Qlose on the heels of the announce- $nent of a continuation of direct-from- hestage broadcas grand ope nother new departure in radio repre- | mng one of the most ambitious dcasts ever undertaken is an mounced. The time is February 22 and the o on is President - Cool )dge’s address in the House of Repre- | mentatives in commemor on of the pirth of George Washington. An augmented hook-up that fs| purely a noncommercial enterprise on the part of several kcore of stations has been arranged. It s designed to rarry the Presi- dent’s voice from t h e legislative chamber, where Congress, t h e cabinet, the Su- preme Court, the diplomatic corps and a multitude of other dignitaries will be assembled, to the farthest corners of the land. Details are in the hands of Wil- liam Tyler Page, Mr. PAGE. | clerk of the House of Representatives, and M. H. Aylesworth, president o the National Broadcasting Company The precise arrangements have not yet been made known, but it has been learned that the National Broadcast ing Company's " and “blue” mnet- works of 30 stations will be supple-| mented by additional relays, particu larly so that the h. the Rocky Mountain and the ic arcas may be “covered.” Those who are interested in the business of government may tune in on an earlier address by President Coolidge. At 7 p.m. Saturday he will speak before the semi-annual meeting | at the Bureau of the Budget in Conti- nental Memorial Hall, his voicé being carried over WEAF, WRC, WEEL WJAR, WGR, WCSH, WCAE, KSD and WGY. The administration’s policy and the operation of the Fed eral budget will be his subject. Seed catalogues used to be the mail | carrier’'s greatest burden at this time of the year, but now the radio manu- facturers have added weight to his sack. Almost mail delivery brings us anoth of lterature from the radio manufac- turers, all of it concerning the pre- vailing styles in 1927 receivers. Judging from the: the average receiver sold will be a five or possibly a sis set with two stages of radio qnency, two stages of audio frequenc and not more than two controls nrl dials. The price in the table mod ranges around $100. The more arl tocratic-looking console model is for about $165 and, as a rule, in- cludes built-in speaker. These new sets, according to the advertisements, are more selective than the 1926 models, easier to tune and are productive of superfor tone quality. Mostly, the new model buflt for use with ae grounds, although many operate with | loops and are adaptable to either type of receiving antennae. Barely less than one-half of the new types are designed to function with either dry or wet batteri ‘ Virtually all of them, however ly adaptable to battery eliminators. The tuning scheme, It seems, is shifting back again to two and three Alals, instead of one. The two-dial sets constitute about 34 per cent of the total models, while the three-dial type leads, with 41 per cent. The sin- gle-control sets have dropped to about 25 per cent. Illuminated scales and calibrated dials also seem to be more popular, while many designs operate with two or three rheostats in place of a single-control rheostat knob. A galaxy of features predominates | on the program tonight of WRC. The selection of a headliner is matter of taste. For instance, there will be a concert by the Army Band, the weekly concerts of _the Davis Saxophone Octet and the Ipana __ Trouba- dours, the spar- Kling entertain- ment of the Smith Brothers and a light opera, “Love's Vow," which will be sung by the WEAF operatic group. Sand- wiched between these attractions will be the week- Iy political sume of Frederic Willlam Wile, which has become S0 popu that WEAF, | WLIT, WSCH and WGR have joined WRC in broadcasting the talks. The cast for the opera includes Adels Parkhurst, sopra Franoes George O'Brien. additional | radio catalogues | Paperte, contralto; George O'Brien | and Harvey IHindermeyer, tenors;| Theollore Webb, baritone, and Jac Oakley, basso The Smith Brothers have promised to add another v » or two to their | unique introductory song, and the | Saxophone Octet wi at their | program with the famous | Spanish dances of Moszkowski. ‘ The entire ran n.(n..mmm‘ wavelengths were JMstners with select States, Canada and Mexico came in with good volume rity, and | only in a few 4 there evidence of o i to over arowding on the ether It was | reception. | an ideal night for radi Static was too mild to be ¢ with interference, and the command of | sets last night. | Statfons in all sections of the United | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Programs of Distant Stations Scheduled for Fastern Standard Time —_—m—m— 4 TO 5 P Stations. Meters. Miles. 4:00—Boston: Entertainers; Shepard Colonial Orchestra WNAC York: Radio “Ramblers, songs; bianist WPCH New York Ballads: “jazz aitists: Uncle Robert '3 BsCLE - b m‘mr.'m g WLW B arkets: weather: musical program; organ recital: ‘stage presentations . os : New Jork: Bducational musical® prokram:’ John Whit 30— New VY. S0E3S Hiclen Wand o A0 Pilladolphia: | Folice Teboris: om tal! “{rumpet ‘sele Mons e . 3 4 5 TO 6 PM. 6:00—Yew York: Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra: market reports New York: Janssen's Hotbrau Orchestri. New York: Violin g ocs New York: Women's WPCi Chieago: Mandel Trio:" moi in’ “couneil WM AL {Ricsko: Oreun recital’ Eoloists WBIM higako bra lessons; orga Tecital < * Millio Sing” .. T o WGN o 6 TO T PO ' G:00—Chiengo: Topsy-turvy time: mail b WMAG Chicaco e Miltion Sivis wad Tillade Weather, “Henjamin - Frankiin®* Or regorts . W olickian* Sercnadors and lews book “tali *a'B0Nour anhiversary program news: ” Garm i b WGHP Detroit; Jean ‘Goldietic’s “Orciicsira Wex New' York:" Herman Neumad. pianist; mawket rénoris o Spanian 1 55 WNYC L planie; Broadway cliat Orchestr ‘\\\l“\” Astoria " Orchicsts ¥ - Bomton: “Ridaies” KEii "t RSl WRAC 15-—Newark 1ton ~ Engcm sport 3 WOR Nashvilie. Tenn.: Announcemcnta; bedtime tory: Jackion | WM Westingotas Cocert Baiid DA o Childrerys Sories. . WG wan coneertt birthiday fifie progcai WIS 6:45—Detroft:* Business men's digeat: weather: - hews Wik Philadelphia; Adelphin: Dance Orchestra WEI avenport: Chites o WO T0 8 ro 00—Detroit: Fitzgerald Rhythm Kings Wik D s’ Voss' Vigatonds WO 11" and “Dirtnany et Wip bond_quotations N and’ Juds o ‘Concers Enscmple ey otk Gommodore Concert "Orclisira: aithors Wiz ¥ YOrk: ShOrta: weather Feports French' lesson: - iall Motor Boat Sk Nontreal’” o Dot ORcidsti CHY Cliicags: * Ongan recital’ gtory 1ady: Chiapman’s Orehistra WMAG Des_Moines” Southern' Surcey Syinphony and the Dixie o nor WHO Kansas City” Markets wnid weather Feporis; bedtimeé story Rijey's ‘Orehestrn WDAR ocal 8olos: Stk reports WENR A market Teports: talk: Sher wLS son’ Oreh Jake Keetel dinicr ; WS g Orclicairay Fedoration ot Chivirchi news Teporte. - WNAC ewark: Shelton * Ensembie: * Five Messher Brotliers WOk ew " York: United Synagogu America WEAK ew York: Morris mi WPCH New York: Spanish lessons: police rer Alk: Piang Twing . wNYe Detroit* Goldkeife's *conversation Wex Cincinnati’” Gibson Orchestra: farm’ talk WLW Cl Tal ; WTAM ;. Clisles ¢ Lot S, pianist, 0100 WAL "York:* Concert e nited ¢ Fny fiind L WIAR'WSAT, WRC YGY. iron WEAR Philadelphia: Snellenbu . Qua WCAT Jefferson City: News. a ret repo Wos Pittsbursh: Farm' talk: ma drcas KDKA Philudelbhia: Devon' Park a < W00 New' York: Conservation program: Atiantic 'Ensemble [ WABC 8 TO 9 P.M. 8:00—Philadelnhia: Band coner g 5% WOO Pittsburgh: Concert pr 3 KDKA Jefferson City: Fa address Y s bk b EEVEOR violinist ¢ WCAT Salon concert, WIAR and WEAR ew York sernble; Milo Mil G o WAL Ci s of American Rad WIW Detrorc 8 Cleveland Scheneet ‘from WHAM. Rochester New York: Pi : Kalfus, tenor; Lewisohn concer ring qu . = WNYC tra’ Jiterature review. . WOR “Deliverance al m‘.m Lid Richmond, VA% Narket hivwd: st Eid Mandoih’ Clin’ WRVA ; Boacon Light sacred hour: ehil a " etring trio Poiitical Sttuation I Washingion e VWilliam' Wile, WIAR, “WLTT. "W han ATy B P e Marky. planis Toussifle:” T i e NewYori: Davis Saxopho “YWLIT WRE (e : New York: Ty KYW ‘and Montreal: Cannd ays program New Foric: B s and Binjo! ity e biarist oy Little ‘Symphony rray's ialian Orchestra San Francisco: Chiliren's program 9 70 10 PAL 9:00—New York: Vocal soloist; Loew's concert; Odierno's Ladies' Trio ... e ai WHN Los ‘Aneles: N, i AT KHJ San Fran. markets: Lind's "Orclicstra KPO New Yo WEF R, W WOAE, G WS ks WO i WHAE om . G WEAF New York: Maxweil b m, WBZ, KDKA, KYW and Wiz Louisyille:” The Cardinals; studio concert” .... LU WHAS New York: alk: Wendell Hart, tency [ WLWL Richmond, Musicians’Cj SR 8 i OWEVA Cinclnnaty: Everefrosh hour program; instrumental clections: ensemble .. ... .... s i SVIRE Chicago: Agiv's Show: Advehiure Swet ngs; Arabian Nights' entertainment iN New York: Talk: Eute nbis; vocal " o and piano seie % 54 ....WBNY Moines Orchestrs WO cago: Al State hour ... Syt : Rasireitie, Tonay The Five' Logionnatres .. ySM Boston: Stewart-Warner Orchastra ... ... e IWRAC T e i S - Lewisohn concert: dinner of “tha’ Queensboro Chamber of Commerce i A W Cleveland: Auditorium prograr o Detroit: Code lessons . : X Philaceip) 2 2 ol WCAU Jeflerson City: Talk; Hannib Commeree banquet S O S AR K oral S.WABC LULW00 _WENR Dotrott: General brogram - g T Chicago: GCoon-Sanders; travel ‘tim terta 9:30—Kansas City: Ivanhoe Band and Glee Club Los Angeies: Children's program: i New York: Momeni musical, WGK, WWJ, WGY and. 10 TO 11 P.M. Smith Brothers, WTAG, WGR_WRC, WSAI, KSD, Wob, W WDAF 1y Chicago: Melgds” hour: Hollywood Barn Orchestra; e’ on Orchestra; Osburn's Orchestra Vocal and piano re 5 v York: Beethoven Sonat Murphy Serenade phia; Venetian Orches Cleveland:. Studio Chicago: Samovi 5 co: All State C cheitra ~1mm. usical xv.ulm;» " hews Des Moiness Mixed | auartet ne Cileagys" Shablint i ; New Soric: "an Wiz ang . . Richmend.” V! Orfan ‘recital 1ro Church o .l St ew York: h Sitdred Srunt " radn sweetheari ontmagtre ‘program ... ‘mann Trio: Ford and Gienn ste's Orchestra: vocal soloists I soloists: organ recital pan Fran Seiger's Orchestra L0s Angeles: Feature program; talk: misic ‘ Los An sher s Victofiaie: detective stories | 10:30 York : Asto Davenport: Ore e New_Yorl by the WEAR Ligh era Co. WCAE, WHC. WGY and sUml S L O Piano_and acgordeon” artisis .. WeAT Portland, Oreg.: Utility dervice . » 1170 12 MIDNIGHT. 11:00—Gincinnati; Sinton Dunee Orchestra. ... Slos Anicios: Vocal Artist. - i Bruncisco: Aiwater Keni ‘ot 3 host ame 3 Milis e Dancs Orchesira il i Bank_program =i ¢ Drogram Bacardi program ol Songs’ poems: Siver Siipper " Orclies am - and Henry - The Music: b The Popper Darty | Manger Orchestra Police and Severnngs Gills" Orehert Philagelphia: ¢ manifestation of fad 1 on the ‘,‘ 80—Detroit: The Merr preceding thre CYA, in Mex! ty, Mexico, man ‘ aged to cor wmjor share of our | attention, one way or the other, Th were, how frequent side trips, tle tours of Inspe« s th stations, ¢ resulted rather lengthy hoca might mention the_ . program at WC t, and the macred SONg Tec ital Faflure of WRC to broadcast the soheduled dinner concert from the| Waldorf-Astorta, in New York, last evening brought an annc ent to. Qay that this feature would be dis with for several weeks, pend ng the improvement of one of the trunsmission circuits In New York These early dinner programs have proved to be one of the most popular Dt recent additions to WRC's enter. tainment, and an early return of this attraction is hoped for by the radio fans of Washington. IMPROVED CRYSTAL. «“Varfotector” Has Adjustabh Cat- ‘Whisker Coil of Gold. Something better than a fixed crystal aetector, or the cat whisker type, Is the “variotector.” This is a erystal With an sdjustable cal whisker coll, | ally are designed to be mounted on the New York: Ben I 12:00—Los Angeles: Feature pro San Francisco: Studio, program Los Angeles: S. A, L. Trio_and s New York: Cc 12:45—Ka City ed Weem's :vl.."mm\.'. \ Vale Dance Orchestra 5 - B M imite. Cluil: ‘SAmaVar. Grehaitra ok Hite' Nttty ‘Ciub: Coon Sanders WENE o Orchestra <" Wiy il t 1‘0 3 AM. 2:00—San Francisco: Wolohan's Californians . KPO T.ok Angeles: Arnheim's Ambassador Dance Orchest - - -KPO usually of gold. Crystal and whisker are mounted in such a way that the | whole has the appearance and the sta- bility of a fixed detector, except that it offers the unique advantage nf simple adjustment for super-resul » ¥ through mere turning of an insulated ; 409 llth St. N w e e tiien. e atiie i “Atwater Kent” i 6-Tube Set, $70 ' One Dial Control More than a half milllon World War refugees have setffed in Greece. mikkkhkAkiikhkhikikhhhh panel so that adjustment of the cryst. can be made with the same efficien one would adjust the filament voltage In a detector tube. THE STAR'S RADIO Bronson Share Honors in Station Identification. or the third successive wee week's contest are Leo V. Scanlan, 617 Third street. vious record was four out of seven. cond contest week with L. Turne son apparently is a new contestant. Stations Selected. week were as follow Monday, Jant Broadcasting Co.'s consisting of WJZ, New Yorl Pittsburgh, and KYW, Chic: Tuesday, January 18, W lumbus, Ohio. Wednesday, Miami, Fla hursday, cago cinnati. Sunday, York The five stations identified by Mr Scanlan were WJZ on WQAM, Wednesda v , Frida WLW, Saturday, Those named b; WJZ, Sun Thursda shington and nearby Maryland Virginia_participated in the con: last week, tions. four of them three statios another four identified two stati Named Four Stations. stations were Mrs. A. Pearl McPher- Alvin L H, Route 9, Washington, D. ¢ snneth Home 224 Beach Poston, 802 M 104 West Thornapple Dollar Day in 3 yards for 69¢ to 85¢ Cretonne, heavy qualit 2 yards for white, cream and ecru, plain or $145 Rayon Figured Drapery ity, all-over or striped pattern Yard gl assortment of colors. cream. Pair Curtains, white, ivory, ecru. Pair o stod Harbor chair. Each Water Color Window Shades, green; perfect quality. stitched hems. 2 pairs 49c Rayon Marquisette, 36 mches, maize color. 3 yards mounted on Hartshorn rollers: ecru. Each 5 yards yards 69c Reversible Terry Cloth, heavy 4nd drapcs. 2 yards Dollar Day in Bedding Sanitary Feather Pillows, filled with selected, treated feathers and covered in featherproof ticking. No phone or mail orders on these.... A Made-up Scarfs, for radios and consoles, black damask with bright-colored design, edged with overstitched in gold, lined with black Venetian cloth.. D. TESTTIED AGAIN Leo V. Scanlan and A. S. Star's radio station identification con- test has resulted in a tie between two contestants. The winners of last| Kennedy street, and A. 8. Bronson, Bach succeeded in | identitying five of the seven stations | | listed, and thereby established a new high record for the contest. The pre- | Mr. Scanlan is the husband of the woman who shared the prize for the 26 Kvarts street north Mr. Bron- | Chase, Md. Mrs, James A. Hulfish “Va. George D. McCeney, r Marlboro, Md.; Fr Melrose avenue, Hyattsville, Randolph Buckle; The stations selected during the January 19, WQAM, | In sharin January 20, WLS, Chi- Friday, January WEBH, Chi- Saturday, January , WLW, Cin- January 23, WJZ, New Monday; J7, Sunday. Bronson were 1 of whom were able to! identify only one station. Four of them succeeded in naming four sta- The contestants who named four Y Two one-act plays, and “$99.90,” by WNAC Players o'clock 104 West Thornapple street, Chevy L. B. « & \luflun[ Clarendon, Va. Those who ldentified three stations were Albert E. Butler, inth street northeast; L. Turner, arts street northeast; Florence vland avenue north- east, and Mrs. David M. McPherson, “Love’s Vo Light Opera Co., :30 o'clock. Curtains & Draperies 49c Cretonne, 36 inches, good se- lection of patterns and colors. for hangings and slip covers. 35c Marquisette, sheer quality, in blocked. 4 yards for -§ Damask, 36 inches, heavy qual- $1.45 Sunfast Rayon, 50 inches, in plain and striped effects; good Yard. §1 Marquisette Curtains, hemstitched hems, 2¥; yards long, white and Fine quality Ruffled Marquisette Cretonne Bar Harbor Cushions, 16-button style, to fit any Bar ft. by 5 ft. 9 in.; white, ecru, 2 for $1 White Voile Sash Curtains, hem- $125 Duplex Window Shades, green and white, and green and 25¢ Marquisette, with hemstitched hems and taped edges; 36 inches wide; white and cream. 39c Cretonne, 36 inches wide; a good choice of patterns. 4 quality, beautiful patterns and colors ;- suitable for portieres (Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co.) (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) $1 (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co ) WEDNESDAY, Joins Radio Group BARBARA MAUREL, ; Mezzo soprano, a new addition to the|S. W. Tow nsend, Akron, Ohlo.; Robert Eveready group, was heard last night | Wingood, Sy Y.: Paul over WRC and’ connected stations. Divide Cash Prize. rules that in case of prize money would be divided | meter wave band rcises, bros Gov. Smith of New York and Mayor | from the Metropolitan RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS TONIGHT. ert by the United States Army Band, WRC, WEAF and other stations, 7:15 to 8 o’clock. ixth anniversary program, 6 pm. to 12 pm. (Thursday) End_ Mandolin Club, A, 8:15 to 9 o'clock: WNAC, 8:30 to Five Legionaires, WSM, 9 to 10 o'clock Dollar Day in Linens and Bedding Large Turkish Bath Towels, 20x40 inches, white, double thread. 4 for All-linen Crash and blue borders. ¢ Hemstitched Linen Huck absorbent. 4 for 79¢ Extra Large Bath 23V4x46 inches, double thread Two stations were iden- Ale Up- & Selmen, | Bluft, Nebr.; J. Md., Clifton the honor of winning the | Mr. Scanlon and M also divide the $10 ¢ Bronson sh prize offered | fan identifying the greatest of stations during the k for $5 will be ma sordance with the pr week. | New York” led to each | station, W viously an-| Majestic Hotel, will open officially ‘Deliver- by the WEAF WRC, 10:30 Toweling, red 5 yards "$l $1.50 All-linen Table Damask, 64 inches, heavy quality, pure linen, cream bleached, attra 50 pairs of Sash Curtains, white lace- tive designs. * Yard JANUARY 26, 19217. 27 MORE STATIONS TO SEEK LICENSES Commerce Department Field Agents Report Host of Broadcasting Stations Under Way. From the Department of Commerce it is learned today that incomplete, but latest reports from its field supervisors | indicate at least 27 more broadcasting | stations are preparing to make appli 345 p.m. 10:05 p.m.—Weath These are the newcomers among the 148 stations reported under construc- They are: Nichols Manufacturing | police reports. , Nutle J.; William J. Tracey, |y i Texas Teohnologioat | WMAL~Washington Lubbock, T. L. Kidd, 0 Antonio, Tex.; Corbell Radio Co., Juncarn, 5 J. Bates, Cedar ” " . . | Grove, La.; L. O. Shopshire, Plainview, | WRC—Radio Cor | Tex.; Logan-Cash, Logan, Ohio; C. R Cummins, Erfe, Pa.; Edwin J. Fitz ;m(ru'-‘lul go, N, Y.; Lamb & Love| 7 py ¢ Co., untington, W, o he Bure Toveloss & Hamiiton: Bath, N. Y.;| O4ds ot tne Bureis Radio Service Laboratories, Auburn, N. ¥.; Willlam Rollins, Central Station ‘n; F. B. Smith, Huntington, W Silent tion of Capt. Will Spring, Ticonderoga, N- Y.: | Yer arm Y o atk 8 p.n——"T, — ans.; Bush Poultry | Willlam Wile, ¥ Farms, Clinton, ; R. P. Murphy, | W Springs, ebr.; . d chin, & fro Nebr., and Ven e Moment WGL TO OPEN SUNDAY. ew York's Newest Station Is Atop | Majestic Hotel. 10 p.m.—Smith WEAF. 10:30 to 11:30 p newest broadeasting | N¢W York located on top of the Early Pre Ui | Sunday. The station will use the 443-| 6:45 to 7:45 Walker arc expected to participate in | YOrk ¢ the opening ceremonies. tainment will be provided by L. Rotahfel (Roxy), the vaudeville team 215 p.an.—Organ r of Van and Schenck, Brooks John, [ Parley D. Parkinson. George McManus and other celebrities. | 1 toZ p.m POLICE RADIO SETS. | Every Station and Bridge Booths to Be Equipped. stalled in every police station and in booths on bridges and in the outlying districts of New York City ccording | to a recent announcement by Police | Commissioner Enright. The sets will | cost approximately $23.474 Commissioner Enright broadeast about 7 night by a station ter Linthicum, a8 planned information will be lwoadcast to the contest. policemen on the beats and to the sta- tion houses. . e . | Rusting of iron and steel caus an | annual loss in the world of $2, nODAI 000,000, says an expert. manently. Dollar Day in Needlework tan and white striped effects. in sizes for 1, 2, 3 years. 3 for .. bordered. orchid. 3 for barred lawn. 3 pairs for.... Towels, cream linen Scarfs, 18x54 inches. .. blue, rose, gold borders. 2 for Linen Crash Luncheon Cloths, in blue plaid design, size $1.25 to $145 “Martex” Fancy Bath Towels, large size, with jacquard or striped very absorbent 50x50-inch solid embroidery and applique.... con Set designs Mats, 18-inch Centers, etc. 4 for... K2 o $149 Irish Linen Scarfs, hem- stitched, 18x54 inches, of round thread linen $1.59 Mattress Covers, quality unbleached $1.19 Bed Sheets, full size, 81x90 inches. Good quality of seam- less bleached muslin ... (8ixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Dollar Day in The Gift Shop $1.50 Majolica Ash Trays, im- ported, assorted dccoratxons, generous size . $1.50 Imported Bud Vase, from Yellow, red, Czecho-Slovakia. green and other splashed glass $1.25 to $2.50 Assorted Gifts, im- ported vases, candlesticks, of ash trays, powder boxes, ‘fern _dishes, sweet pea vases, etc. glass and metal; 3 pieces for .... $1.50 Imported Pottery. Lamps, of heavy sheeting. $1 -$1 the same. of the Service — the brightly -$1 prices. iifii&iii&iii&%&%&i% 1, 2 and LocalRadio _l:'.nlertlinment Wednesday, January 26, 1927 r ead of brief news sun —Naval Radio Station, Wash- | cast herestter by ton Navy Yard (4345 Meters). he am.—Arlington time si 10:05 a.m.—Weather Bureau reports. Weather Bureau reports. | Bureau reports. Forum (293.9 Meters). ation of America (168.5 Meters). ‘ulip:n— n Or 5 p.m. Concert b tes Army Band, under York, from 7:30 to 8 o'clock | Political € Bays, Arl ‘ity, Ark.: I, B Cur | Washington Tonight,” Sioux City, Tow ; N. Bragg, Blue| 8:15 eorge F. | Point, . Dak. { 9 p. Ipana T oubadours | | { Brothers | by the WEA ht Opera Co ram Tomorrow. ~Tower st jointly The enter-| 11355 p.n.—Time signals 2 noon—Horticulture flashes Raleigh Orchestr Quartet Is Selected | as Identification Tag in Listeners’ Conte “Thank God for a Garde=' Radio receiving sets will be in- sung by a male quartes As the contestants have voted overwhelmingly in favor of the period for 7:36 to 8 o'clock for picking up the prize stations, this time will be adopted per- $1.5¢ Gingham Rompers, in_blue, pink and Made up $1.50 Dresses for children of 2,4 and 6 years. Made up of lawn and voile, figured and In gold, rose, blue, white and 3 . $1.50 Tea Aprons, of lace-barred white Towels, 16x30 inches, soft and lawn, in two designs for selection. 3 . pieces for GEos gl $1.25 Squares of cream linen, 36 inches, and $1.25 Luncheon Sets of 5 pieces, cream needlecloth, stamped in grape design, for 39c to 69c Assorted pieces, Aprons, Lunch- Children’s Dresses, Hot-Dish (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) §2§&§&§E§£££§&§2§3@( A millionaire may fur- nish his country place from The Hecht Co. Half-Yearly Furniture Sale. The owner of a modest cottage may do Both homes would reflect good taste, and be equally liveable. More, both would make use friendly Budget Millionaire would insist on it, for ex- tended credit was invalu- able in building his for- tune. Tomorrow—visit this great furniture show- ing, 4nd save on the present lowered Half-Yearly boudoir styles, with silk cord, 2-piece plug. 4 pairs of Candles, decorated and boxed; rose, blue, orchid, yel- Nice “for low and orange. prizes. $2 value.... (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Dollar Day in Furniture Mahogany-finished Card Tables, with leatherette covered tops. No mail or phone orders. to a customer Oak Costumers, fitted with four black. 18x36 inches. Regularly sl,zs__..sl In gold, tur- quoise and delft .. $1 oo % Dollar Day in Floor Coverings -$1 500 square yards of 49c Felt-base Floor Covering, new Dutch tile effects, in blue and gray and black and gra) 3 square yards for ..... S 100 Reversible Chenille Bath Rugs, 18x36 inches, checker boards, in_combination colors of blue, rose, orchid and gray. Regularly $135...... 3 Only 1 f 5 $1 100 Oval Gingham Rugy, hit-and-miss effects, with contrasting borders of blue, rose and strong hangers. Regularly $2. No phone or mail orders 'Sl $1.25 Oval Fiber Rugs, fields of brown and blue. 24x38 inches .... d Artistic Pictures, 13x17 inches, a~ variety of subjects, well (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.) chosen .... $1.75 Inlaid Linoleum, in new tile patterns. fifi%% FEXENENAEAAAE S #l‘{}f%f%f%fiil‘l%’flfii . 23 square yard .......o.ceeeneiie §] (Sixth Floor, The Hecht Co.) British Policy Changed. Several important changes have wmounced by the government 1ot stations in Great | maries of events at home | wd abroad | reports of happenings w be broad e-witnesses and cation for licenses to go on the air.| WRHF—Washington Radio Hospital Fund (256 Meters). tion. | 11 to 12 noon—Current events Vlctor Ross, pianist Davis Saxophone THERE is only one way tc get the best reception of 0| this great concert— with one of these marvelous wis.| Victrolas with Radiola. | Drop in and let us show yor' { o DeMoll e, 12th & G Sts. was i last n ihe East. 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Assorted colors $149 Food Choppers, De Luxe make, adjustable knives, easy to operate .. 81 $149 Rubbish Burners, heavy wire, with cover... .. $1 $1.69 Magazine Racks, made of wrought iron, enameled green, a handy piece for books or magazines 75¢c Glasbake Pie Plates, guaran- teed for oven use. 2 for......§] $149 Clothes Hampers, square shape, of splint, with hinged e e O Dayton Food Jugs, keeps food or liquid hot or cold for many hours . 3 RERRRRL 3 | Family size, galvanized Garbage Pail, with snug-fitting cover, § $149 Folding Clothes Racks, welil made, with good space for dry- g ... $] $1.69 Household Scales—weighs upito 28 W, e $1 ('arpct Brooms, varnished handles. 3 for B TR ETEREREREPRS J | $1.49 White Enamel Metal Kitchen Stools, strongly braced . Sl $149 Galvanized Mop-wringer Bucket, family size. 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