Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1927, Page 34

34 POLITICAL BATILE OVER RADID LODNS Progressive Bloc in Senate Opens War, Using “Mike” to Offer ldeas. Programs of Dist 4:00—Detroit: Weather gag__Detioit: New New York 4:30—New K 4:40—Philadelphia Poli 5:00—New York 5:45—Detroit | 1 political battle | 1 the use of the radio eard in Washington ormy with Republican Progres States Senate 6:00—New ¥ Pt Phil marke: ago First rumblings of Walng to be fought w are now being They presag: members of t sive bloc in th taking the lead season, s Giite wing the mi Back the will through Sl to TELERITY Davennort: Chime Allantie Gity 0 in emp purposes. \tion during Congress cophone for ¥ A for Western legis forthcominz n of probably be t with vigor . sadeast appeals 2ena Idaho. | Frazier whic tors srookt Atlant Iphia: A City Mol Nve and Dakota and Norris look to the utilization « tion KTNT. Muscatine, lowa, for rving its speeches to the country have conferred wit oper of the st to look favorably ting havin 10 their Offers Station to Senators. th Detroit: Go Boston® Shop, from New Yok F 150¢ O veland: ¢ present | KSCH. | tors | for Mr. Baker New turn over Sen: er nt 000 watt viating fr wdinal sin as applied 0 frequency of 1.170 a power i de on charz ned wave casting. 1t n watts on kilocycles (256.3 n emploved. O ther Tstations now on that wave Jength are expected to oppose the plea Pt for heightened power output because | . g¢ Dallas they fear i station. R} all in the New . have alread ¢ from K sent o from he Towa | w i | York m | _complained | signals, | on i 8.00—Atlantic ro- | s $oA bther operati !the same wa and_Rapid feld KRE KDk A WEET hiien’ ¢ WIR. st KTNT Failed. WMC The effort to dislodge KTNT from jts present channel proved a fiasco | when KSCJ failed to present proper | evidence and had its case summarily | the commission. Tmme- thereafter Mr. Baker went be- ssive bloc with a plan would erect a short . Washington which | trans speeches regu- | nce short waves are not heard is to have on speeches adeast them With a power H “pDY wherehy L wonld they ry [ pluc out of the ether and r o0 its own way o ’1‘1» 000 wa NT would have a Jistening ranss would reach far bevond the Corn Belt. i sting has not | . and it is ques \berze, Boxing nt Pian b Boston: " Stug Philadelphia Chicago: Radic Asbury Pa tand York nment New York York foreigi heen great tionable w of its policy not | stations. The ad out by ton in view license any more Baker plan could bhe remote control from catine to | ashington via telephon= line. This, | however, would be exceedingly ex-| pensive. | At the recent KTNT hearing Sena- tors Brookhart and Nye were present with Senator MeMaster of South Da-| kota. Mr. Baker charged political op pression, and Senator Brookhart was there to support him. Later the Pro- gressive bloc gave out the news of its intention to use KTNT during the ssion of Congress and probabl presidential cam support is expected nd others interest they Vocal Blues 10:00—New York Chicago Ashury P. Boston Chicago® S Detront: Ford i Newark: Aida i & Financia Pes n_groups e Progressive movement, Beach, | Hot Sprins | Chicago- O et Moines R an A radio version of Victor Herbert's | F s “The Wizard of the Nile,” starring | Frank Daniels, who created the part | about 30 ars ago, will he presented | 2s the Philco Hour tonight over WRC and its associates in the ional Broade g Co. This hour, and the | Kitt Hour of Music, are listed among | the principal musical attractions. The Jatter, broadeast heretofore on Thurs- | chts, will introduce tonight two Washington =oloists, Hazel contralto, and Henry Smidt egor. pian ATTAIN by Senator Watson of Tn- diana on “Laws and Loud-sfleakers +will be ene of WRC's late attractions. The taW vill be broadcast during an ) in the dance program of m.k's Orchestra. The weekls and a dinner concert by the | Orchestra, are among | features. 1 Cello, 10:30—Philadelphia Diane ‘Adel 11:00- News K: McA The Me Dine Sehenectads Fr Tos Anceler Anzeles | oy Anetes intrumental music pre- | Kthstic City nates tonight on the program of There will be tenor’ banjo Sophocles P. Papas, vocal v Harvey T. Townsend, tenor. lthel M. White, contralto n to selections by the Imper WRC's other dom WMAL. al and The Hoo b Bake Anzeles: M 12:00—Chic Los [ ractions are the am, dance Jeut. Col. Ed “Outposts of the ther at ome"” alier Band nd the ie the | tonight has sched- 300 rell 1 program Gold on ‘al program Fiorita's Oren Central Orchestra Musical THE - EVENING LONG R.;\NGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1927. ant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Standard Time Stations. LWW LWIR 4.T0 5 P, slletin Meters Manhattan ' Trio i and trimpeis.’) 510 6 P Village Orchestra Gre horts’ and birthday party ... 6. TO T P ori-Astoria Orchestra, WEEL WRC, WC use Band Franklin Wosting it Orchestra WMAQ SWDWN WTAM Wiz WNAC WIR WGBS 4 WMCA the North WOR sriss Mores Lol 1 market tra aga Ot < Me Another” iy Drake WPG Concert WG W7 , LLIWMBE A S KYW KTHS WLW WRAL WOR WGY WE WMCA SWIR WNAC Wiz WMAQ WTAM < Ofdnestia Banjoist: news Glenn ... planist: slorias WeCo wip WDWM KDKA WEAF Miles 397 | pied by the dey sl Employes J0i | 0 | be | Jensie H < 2.5 ST \'R \VASHI\GTON WARDMAN INTERESTS WIN‘ RENTAL SUIT AGAINST U.S. | Court Decides Against Agrlculture‘ Department in Action Involv- ing Use of Building. Harry Wardman and his associates, | Thomas P. Bones and James D. Hobbs, | vesterday won their suit to compel the | Department of Agriculture to pay a | higher rental for the Bieher Building, {at 1358 B street southwest, now occi- rtment. The owners tof the building sued ejectment zainst William M. Secretary of Agriculture, and trial the ury, in Circuit Division 1, hefore Jus tice Stafford, found in their to the through Attorne the Government dating from vith the fiscal year nded that the 181 10 venrs a 860. The owr and offered a new in Jardi after a suit, filed Febru- Da had a 1914 Wright lease, {and expiring Secretary Jardine con lease had contained newal for an addi nnual rental of disputed this claim 1se at $50.000 annually, which Sec | retary Jardine declined, and the followed. T hew Tune GOLDENBERG PARTY. of Store Have Dance Tonight. Employes of Goldenbers's stor hold a card party and dance at the L'Aiglon, Eighteenth street and Co. lumbia road. this evening. Prizes will awarded. | n charge of arrangements are Mark Dobrin, zeneral chairman; Arthur Al bott, Arthur Baum, Curtis L. Pierce Lev Harry Sanger, Walter | Gentner, Thomas Scrivener, Mrs, Ra del, Miss Mary Jewby, Miss Laura | Mohler, Mrs. Jessie Meredith, Mrs Rodgers and Miss Margare will | Lynch. s < of Meiody This oyous Joh 4 W 8 TO 9 LM, Trio Bar neert ost WGBS Subways LWNY( SWTAM WiP WCCO WDWM WMAQ chestia WsM from KSD. WOW Whic “WoAR. WCSH ana Glee Ciubh program from WIZ < Et Soloist Free Musical Society prozram Trin and_soloist Harmon: WHAS WTAG waz 5 TWNAC WIR WMEA Dbianists instrumental " : e bilteting WRU,” WJAR. 9 TO 10 Hawaiian program . KA KVW. WHAN WIR, WEW R WO, WO, WOW WDAF WSE. WMC WBE WIAX, KVOO hour WR( WM ¥ Symphony Orchest oist bouts from Ridgewood Grove nd” voeal recitais ukulel Violinist i : Sea Girt Orche 0. violin o 2 R ots About e orchectra Mixed ‘Qua languaze series ner o vocal am Radio Boys. WCGU WGY. WGR' . WEAF Broac 10 TO 11 P 1 danes orchestra. . Hawaiian Troupe WEGL WBBM WIAM rank- mmamm Frank- Cone IWAB( WA WOWM soloist: Ra er: viowmst 1z Mins and instrument eatia, WIP an: Waldor [ vecital 2 Orchestra’ < Cotton Picker orchestra: soloist Loloists: ie xim: 5 LIWHO Horeen WEAF one’ Sextet H auu»r' or- i ‘and voral recital phia Whispe "oras To Orcliestra. . 2 MIDN| BOx fs repo The Mu missing e Serenad I progra eather: i< Trive iworth's and Pollack's ib Orchestra: soloist m Buftalo . am KPO and and Casino Dance Orehestra 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. LWPG diums Orchestra’ theater fam m KPO an chest 170 M orcnecta : ke Dance Orchestra 2 AM 2 TO 3 AM. Tance Ore A 3803 T TO 4 AM. B0 2500 .| four 1| Theodore A. 594 | father has 2034 it Fellowship | PRESIDENT GETS EGGS. 1 | Product of Prize Hens Sent to the | White House, laid by leading aving contest, A dozen eg hens that | tional eg Maryland ‘r\s»r\-n\' [presented to President Coolidge at the White House by Roy H. Waite, pro- { fessor of poultry husband | univer the in at vesterday were pen of the na- | The hens are the property of George | . Ferris of Grand Rapids, Mich of the hens has laid mor 00 eggs during the past year, one of them producin Chlldren Ask New Name. White and Emma Mil- | |dred White yesterday asked the Dis- | trict Supreme Court to permit them to assume the name of their mother, who since her divoree from their ed Michael J. Posner | The children living with the step father and wish to be known by the | name of Posner. They are represent. | ed by Attorney Charles B. Bauman. The United States Navy of food for consumes breakfast favor |2 the Uni- | § TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"The Barker." drama. at §:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. Belasco—""The Racket.” drama, s!' $:30 Matinee at 2:20 p.m. : | musical com nee at 2:20 p.m, vaudeville, at | 20 p.m. —Lew and 8:15 p.m. tle—"Razs and Riches,” vaude. | ontinuous, 1:30 to 11 p.m. yely—"Bare Iacts.” burlesque, it 2:15 and $:15 p.m, | Strand—“High Flyers, t and $:15 p.m. Fox—"East Side. West Side,” con- | inuous, 12 a.m. to 11 p.m. | Metrepolits “amilie,” 11:20 m., 1:20, 8 7:20 and 9:20 p.m P, at 11 am., 1 30 5 and 9535 p.m Ri Miserables,” at 11:15 and 9:30 p.m t 10:30 a.m. pm Husban, Ma Cody, burlesque, 1:30, 5 f0—"Les R and 4 Theater--"Blind 1to 11 pm. —“Nevada," at 2, 4 Ambassador—“White Pants Willie,” 1t 2:20, 4:20, 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. Cenfral—"A the Deacon,” at 3 nd 9:40 p.m dy Winder Little continuous, 05, s Tive 6:15 Scharr Pleads Bankruptcy. Application to be rupt was filed yester t Supreme Court by Henry [ arr, trading as the H. 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P A LOZ 'W'Sc & T NOW PLAYING Ninth Anniversary Program On The Scroen The Wonder Picture “CHANG” SHF~ On the Stage “79g Womn to Swim the znzh-h Channel GERTRUDE “TRUDY" EDERLE (In Person) Assisted by A DUO OF DARING DIVERS Othsr Musical and Screen Features. Etlllll"llllllllllllllllllll||I!ii!i|Il|||||||||I|||l|!|||fl"|l|[| OUSE OF HITS” Co LOEW’S A LUMBI Continuous from 10:30 a. m. to 11 p. m, NOW PLAYING THE WORLD'S GREATEST SHOW You will gasp at the GREAT CIRCUS will marvel at CHARIOT RACE will cheer the SEA FIGHT will_tingle at the LOVE ROMANCE will thrill at the GALLEY SCENES irst Showing at Popular Prices| A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. 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ST'S . near E LEADER” LON CHANEY “THE UNKNOWN" HIPPODROME . near oth MAY McAVOY, “IRISH HEARTS. R. L. AV ELITE 1ith AND NEW STANTON 6th & C Sts, N.E. Contin, from 2 DOLORES . COSTE: AT R BID. THE_TH CAROLlNA 1th § RICHARD DIX MILTON SI m - HARD-R | sinxle le | day_nigh M 16th st pm’. with o pomtment. MR STAFFORD T Ex-Partner (o M Reduetne, 310._no30s BEATRICE COLES | Al types of dancing tauzht—oprofessionar and non-professional W, L chitdren St2lo, = FChildren's Adams 6780 no19e, DAVISON'S Brgt Mrs y.W Teach vou {0 dance cor- rectly in a few lessons. strictly private ans hour. Clase and_ dance et | LETTIE MARIE BARRETT Fol Make fou a, verfect ballioom, da | FOX STUDI 17130 Street. M :i" A Tipes o Stare Duseloe vpes of Stage <« Sneclal Tencher Courses Certifieate DON MARTINI 23¢iNe ~ Hre. 100 p.m._Fr. 8604 1317- lrn‘\mvsue i v Nightly 8:30—12 25 tnstr mmn an nm-mm FREE Dancing With Non-Teachers After Five 10 Class Tickets Music by the SPANISH SER Martini Studios, 1317 )