Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1927, Page 22

PRESIDENT GOES ON AIR TONIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1927. WPG Atlantie City—1,100 Mr. Coolidge to Read Thanks- o F: giving Proclamation ! Over Radio. LocalRadioEntertainment Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1927 hAA—“ashxng'nn Navy Yard (4313 Meter: concert: WINS ESSAY PRIZE. Rainier WRC and 16 WOR and 14 ¢ National le, WRC | LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION Large Network to Carry Opening ~WOR Newa WELWLIT Philade Woo 1 — WHAM Rochester—1,080 RADIO BEAM BEACON HELD MOST USEFUL Annual Report of Signal Corps Calls It Greatest Achieve- ment of Year. 1t to pro- 1phy nigue t WILL BE BROADCAST November 28—Farm Bureau Meeting to Be on Radio. ‘Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Cstandard time. Wave lengths on the left of call letters, kilocycl Scheduled for Fastern cs on right. B65.6—WERI-WAID Chic 305.0~WGN-WLIB Chicago—0980 KFI Los Angeles— EUROPEAN STATIONS AFFECTED BY RULING “Career-o-louues Help Young People PREBI[]TS SULUTIUN Want to Adopt Child. 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