Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1927, Page 13

CHANGESINCALLS MAY BE REQUIRED Treaty Prescribes Three-Let- ter Designations for Radio Broadcasting Stations. Possibility that the call letters of a large share of the broadcasting sta- tions of the United States will have to be altered is seen in the provision of the newly drawn Washington con- vention of 1927, the international treaty governing radio, which pre- scribes three-letter designations in the THE . EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WANDERING MINSTRELS TO VISIT WRHF | ternational Radio Conference here as | continental United States are prom- ised to America’s outlying pe IMPROVED RADID SERVIGE IS SOUGHT, U. S. to Urge International Co-operation Over Island Stations. By the Associated Press. . Easier radio communications with sions | by the American delegates to the In- 1 result of the new wireless conven THURSDAY, Devises Radio Code NOVEMBER 24, 1927. RADIO CODE BASED ON MUSICAL NOTES | Teacher Devises System for Inter- national Communication Over Air. 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W hile such communications with resulation is still open to i terpretation, however, which ma make unnecessary any change in the calls of American stations now using four lette American broadcasting may be regarded as purely a domes- tic affair, and not a subject of inter- national communications. Hence the regulation may be construed not to apply to the stations here. On the other hand, there is no question but that many of their programs are r ceived in Canada and Mexico and} other countries, and thus enter into | the international sphere. Canada, like the United States, ha assigned four letters to its broadcast- able that the v e con- | Caribbean and Pacific possessions and L A strued to require broadeasting sta- ! with Alaska will fall under interna | {s lflw e flotest uf){fl-" :‘)ri“::;"l‘ fions to use only three call letters. onal regulations, American delegates wcale, and grew out of an original | Most stations now employ four. I qesert that the new regulations, by co | R SP A cept hnf ]:" univers ?"lzll!h).e‘(q | Members of the delezation from the [ riinating and organizing radio serv | eloved by Prof. Spatarl for the pas ‘ United States to the International . !ices, will improve existing_conditions. i Radiotelegiaph Conference, which is jces will Imbrove exietn o jas: | STATIONS TO BE.HEARD. | ealizing (hnt radlo represents the | " nearing completion in \Washington, | London radio convention, such com- et ey | com i‘“:u o of fnterlingual com-| Planist, o v secking to avold the possibility of rad- j munieation could only bo exercised on | Commission Will Listen to Wave ‘;}"‘;am,‘i,’}g,. b condenselttin]aystem | Kaipar e NRVE Rl otcect cal changes in the identities of Ameri- frequencies corresponding to 300, 45 i e can stations. fought this provision in 's and 600 meter wave lengths, An addl- Protesta: ; adr\:::l‘“pell;:??‘( ao:n::::nru{xfi:{n&:\:‘ cast by NAA fomorrow m,,;.,,,“ at i | committee, but were outvoted by other tional ciause allowed some countrics | gy e Amocatea pre D Dadisiaiadanion o Sus: tha| S o T e R conntries. Abread, in Europe especial- ) Srenter leeway in choosing communi. | B (he Associated Pross. | . three ca s are used gen- ation channels for international use, | Operators o broadeasting sta- | world. T S s | it severe cases of interference were |tions who are dissatisfied with the | Not only Is the code adaptable to the RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS | reauent, especiaily in the Tast few | cecent reallocations of wave lengths by CTiier I cninary Deod@ssting, d6 TONIGHT. vears with the phenomenal develop- Seteitiy [ sting. de- ) )\ | ment of radio hoth on land and sea. |offered recourse to public hearing by | jcLling, musical numbers and nam: Special Thanksgiving pro- The new convention allocates to in- | the commis: N I the dfNvery of adresses gram, WRHF, 6 to 7. | ternational communication between | The commission sald in a statement | ROy den(in message, he said, could NXEANECAtonS TRl fve Hinate b ted on what it believed |, B eRC MECTRE, ' 16 cote ana Half Hour With Great Com- tween 30,000 and 3.000 meters, or he- in the public interest Pl Bl Codn Cun LU e to e - distinctly in the pulic Interest. | make the attitude of the nation known | | posers with ~Hans _Barth, 4 WEAF and 9 stations, 8. tween 10 and 100 Kilocycles. Allowing five kilocycles to each communication channel this is equivalent to 18 chan- nels. In addition, other channels dis tributed evenly over the short w range, and totalilngl 11,600 kilocy: are subject to allocation among tions enzaged in international trafic the world o instantly throughout the world. As an example of the code, he gave following message: ' b " Siresido, jasido Ia simiml defad Nine Melody Masters, WJZ which mean “Thanksgiving greeting: and 4 stations | | to all the world. — | s g g Cliquot Club FEskimos, WRC | Train Kills Man, Rabbits Safe. and 10 stations | 24.— | special Dispatch to The Star. drive | T RANTSVILLE, Md., November notice that requests for modification of the new assignments prior to a | iy reasonable experimental period, or a Engroving s, would be denied. oy hearing ba Chest Drive Nets $66,350. Special Dispatch to The & Such a distibution promises, there. | DANVILLE, Va., > ing stations. In fact, all of Canada’s rldl‘ experts & I'l_. llmlvnlnlfl'aa;h)l;'\V Danville’s community chest stations are designated by four call radio communication will work In fu-|ended successfully laet night. $3:5|_ o ture considerably smoother than has |more than asked being reported. * In | \;“tf_'};fi!"m'":eo'r“‘""‘,“‘P‘Q\“,',‘“‘?’:"‘ letters; in the United States there are P} - rn | many already using but three. been the case in the past as far as in-| three days Danville gave $66,350 to land Railway was identified ae! Added | \fichael Urk, 58 years old. Two rab The regulation in question also pre- terference is concerned support eight organizations. Larnod in a box, were not in- | ""‘;{b;! 1°l“r ’9:-:"!“(0!‘[ !?'“D au'}iz;“ l(; 2:)1; sum (:nu b)m l:11:,0;\‘0 l}n;:nu.;:l an ve for aircraft stations. s, u i wil b $12000" (hroueh . j WANDERING TWINS T0 BROADCAST HERE too, will occasion a good many Ray-0-Vac Team Will Feature changes in the marine radio assign- ments made by the radio division of Programs of WRHF Monday. | Billy Sheehan and “Russ” Wildey, the popular radio “Twins,” who coming to W zton Monday to hroadeast and to personally ente service men at Walter Reed and Naval Hospitals. svember “with Richard WJZ and 24 Maxwell Hour, Crooks, tenor, stations, 9. Ralkite Hour, “La Gioconda,” WJZ and 17 stations, 10. T}lLRbDAY NOVE\[BFR 24, 1927. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern standard time. Wave lengths on the Icft of call letters, kilocycles on right. the Department of Commerce. Threc” letters were officially allo- 272.6—WPG Atlantic City—1.100 grted to the United States—K, W and | nion—Thankseivipe cay program. N. This means that this country wi asino _Ore employ all combinations beginning | 11:—Silver Siorer Gicnentra. with these letters. Exclusive use of T et these letters adds a substantial num- Dt mrhgrem. ber of calls to those now available to 10:00—Balkite hour, “La Gioconda.” this country, since we formerly could 365.6—WEEI Boaton—820 Tot use those Leginning with KA KB| g .4—aic Brotper, Club. an program broadcasting vover Sentin stations begin_their calls with K or ,‘5 B0 —Smith Brothcre s mos: W, with the Ks predominant west of the Mississippi. The Ns are all used by the Na: while the Army uses those beginning WU, WV, WX, WY and WZ. Canada’s assignments under the new treaty are the combinations CFA to CKZ and VAA to VGZ, while Mexico will use XAA to XI Aside from Graham McNamee's play-by-play description of the Cor- nell-Pennsylvania foot ball game in Philadelphia this afternoon. WRC's Thanksgiving_bill differs but little with its r’eg:illasr Thursday programs. | 2 e United States Army Ban - & chestra, the Smith Brothers, the| OI)—Lu.lrl,:;.v‘;xm:m?y‘m}Ig'qlrel Speats Hoover Sentinels and the Clicquot| 10:35—Organ: R. Hunter. Club Eskimos, topped off with dance 11:05—Premier Dance Orchest music by the Le Paradis Band, are 491.5—~WEAF New York—610 the musical features for the holiday. e In addition there will be the program T eration dymn, aine. of the W.. B. & A. Trio, which was sers. courteousiy withdrawn last night to permit the broadcasting of President Coolldze’s Thankegiving proclama- tion. WMAL’s Thanksgiving' program alvy is made up of its usual Thurs- day night attractions, embellished with & joint recital by Portia Clifford Railey, zzo soprano. and Donald Brown. pianist. The regular attrac- tions include the concerts of the Town Cluh Hn\\ahnln and Dorsch’'s program by the _865.6—WEBH-WID Chicago—820 Jbiou—Children's program, Mooseneart, Rz’c/mm’ Crooks from WBAL tonight HEAR him for the first time since his triumphal operatic tour of Germany—Richard Crooks, famous Ameri¢an tenor. He will sing tonight in a special Thanksgiving program during Maxwell House Coffee Hour, 9 to 10 P. M., Eastern Time. He will be supported by the Maxwell House Coffee Concert Orchestra, Nathaniel Shilkret, Conductor. Tune in! And make the am even more de- lightful by serving that blended coffee—Maxwell House—that is the favorite coffee of America. Hoodlus .ul 6—WLS Chicago—870 7:00—Thanksgiving program. 447.5—WMAQ-WQJ Chicago—870 8:10—Whitnex Trio 9:15—C. D. Peacock program 10:00—Chicago overa. “La Gioconda.” 11:00—Stevens' Hotel Orchestra 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—300 0—Crosley Consacke. Maxwell hour. Tkite_hour, “La Gioconda." 0—Henry Theis" Orchestra. 361.2—WSAI Cincinnati—830 8:30—Hoover_ Sentinels. H. Partington, accordion. The Ray-O-Vac Twins, the wander- ing minstrels of the air, who have an unequaled record of having broadcast over more than 300 radio stations in the United States in the last three vears, will come to Washington Mon- day to feature the morning and eve- nings programs of WRIIF, the Wash- ington Radlo Hospital Fund commit- tee's station. The twins will broadcast from 11 to 11:30 a.m, and again from 6:30 to p.m. from WRHF's studio in the An- napolis Hotel. In the afternoon they will make personal appearances at the Walter Reed and Naval Hospitals to entertain the sick and disabled service men, Betty Brewster, studio director of | WRHF, announced that the twins will play anything that may be requested. Popular songs, old songs, new songs, comic songs, sad songs and ballads they are all in the repertoire of the | two minstrels. 0 aiiane. ropolitan_Theater program. < Hotel Orchestra. " 513.1—WMAK Buffalo—350 9:00—Program of classics, 11:00—Arcadia ballroom program. 535.4—WTIC Hartford—360 8:30—Hotel Bond Trio. pitol Theater program. ler's Pennsylvanian: 22.3—~WOR Newark—710 7:00—Hotel Shelton Ensemble. 30—7Villa Venice Orchestra. | SYLVAN TRIO |{OF WOMEN'S VOICES 0—Smith Brothers. 0—Statler's Pennsylvanians. 309.8—WTAM Cleveland—330 7:00—Musical program. u 0—Hoover Sentinel, 0—Willard_Cavaliers. 1000-WTAN Marguera 499.7—WFAA Dallas—600 8:00—Raker Hotel music. 10:00—Beiroiia musieal program. 374.8—WOC Davenport—800 7:30—Thankegivine program. 8 {#0—Hoover Sentinels. 26 ol stations Maxwerr House CorrEE Radio Program every Thursday, 9 to I0 PM. Wiz WBZ WBZA, WHAM. KDEA IR, Xyw. 'WTMJ, WOC,WHO, WOW, WGMS, KSD, WDA! KVOO, WBAP, KPRC, ‘WSB, wam, Wit WHAS, WLW, WBAL, WRVA, WBT, WJAX Presented by the Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railroad Company Radiotron “The Radiotron is the Heart (Eastern Time) » of your Radio Set.” Sy In eight months of this yvear Hon- duras shipped 13,600,000 bunches of | bananas to other parts of the world.' 0—Chicako overa. “La Gioconda." 440.0—WCX-WJR Detroit—680 0—Studio nrogram, li—rlhahx‘:ve;lnhnur i i LR ener s Cotton Prekers: WBAP Fort Worthg00 9:00—Sage as WEAF. 12:15a—John Josey. 310.2—~WDAF Kansas City—810 8:00—Great Composers. 0—Hioover, Sentinels; 0—-)(-xwm ‘hour, kite hour. 11:00—Slumber musi 405.2—WFI-WLIT Philadelphia—740 ireat Composers, 30—Hoover Sentinel; 10:30—Statler's Pennsyivanians. 11:00—Park_Central Orchestra. 315.6—KDKA Pittsburgh—050 €:00—Little Symphony Orchestra. 0 5. La Gioconda.” ‘The Washington Radio Hospital Fund Committee’s station, WRHF, has arranged a special Thanksgiving pro- gram for its dinner =concert this evening which will include such ap- Deutseh and sither. 3 0—C} hicago civic opers. 0—Wiscone Hotel Orchestra, 74.8—WJAR Providence—800 11 12:00—Eagle Club Orchestra. 7:30—Coward Comfort hour. 405.2- M -St. Paul— 8:00—Thanksgiving program. D el St E R0 9:00—Clicquot Club Eekimos. 10:3 & from “Stabat Mater.” . 277.6—WHAM Rochester—1,080 = S e SR This station announces an added [ orchestra. 2 Mflr::‘é’?:mz:l:n—m feature for its morning program to- ‘hour. 0—Gi % morrow in the form of a talk by Mrs. Tt i 0—Hoover Sentinel Thomas E. Robertson, president of | 770 =LY Beeireads the board of managers of the Florence | §:00—Hoo%er, Seningie, Crittenton Home, which will be broad- | 10:00—Musical pogtan (Buffalo). cast at 10:20 o'clock. :00—Dance program (New York). —_— 333.1—WBZ Springfield—500 Free of static :;‘nd exlra{nfou! 1;,0[1!9;, 0—Ra; m"!'nmm" Rodeo. the signals of the outof-town broa casting stations last night had an| ] ,;;,:‘!';;m’*:‘gn'm;;_ unobstructed right of way and dialing e Al i R Shen L was productive of satisfactory results. Tty Pirteqpd e e The signals responded with clarity and ry Skitch haif hour. 8:30—Hoover Sentinels. tremendous volume, and the only un- 9:00—Maxwell hour. favorable condition was caused by 314.8—WCBD Zlon—810 fading, which seemed to effect, as 9.00—Zion Band concert, usual, the superpower stations. LocalRadioEntertainment 352.0—KOA Denver—920 Thursday, Nov. 24, 1927 9:30—Kelvinator hour. 515.1—KSD St. Louls—550 :30—Balkite hou: SOUTHERN. 296.9—WWNC Asheville—1,010 7:00—Spencer Ti #:00_Katherine Diniels_program. 9:00—Kiwanis Club program. 11:00—Plaza Theater frolic. 475.9—WSB Atlanta—630 :30—Hoover Sentinels. R o 10:00—Utah program. 384.4—KTHS Hot Springs—780 9:00—Arlington Saxophone Quartet. 10:00—Thanksgiving ball. 336.9—WJAX Jacksonville—890 8:00—Recital program. 9:00—Mazwell hour. 10:00—Dance orchestra. 461. J—“H\s Louisville—650 8:30—Hoover Sentinels. 9:00—Maxwell hour. 516.9—WMC Memphis—580 R:30—Hoover Sentinels 9:00—Maxwell hour. ry Philwin, Clarke Tate. 310.7—WSM Nashville—880 7:45—Jackson Hotel Orchestra. R:30—Hoover Sentinel 9°00—Maxwell hour, 3:45—Denver-Colorado foot ball. 468.5—KF1 Los Angeles—610 10:00—Uniy. Southern California program. 12:00—N. B. C. musical program. 1:00a—Purceli Mayer. violin. 416.4—KHJ Los Angeles—7320 11:00—Zoellner Quartet. 336.9—KNX Los Angeles—800 11:00—Calmon Luboviski, violin. 1:00a—Biltmore Hotel Orchestra, 384.4—KGO Oakland—780 9:00—Kohler and Chase concert. 0—The, Pilsrims N. C. sical program. {00A—Hote1 St Erancis’ Orenesira. 508.2—KLX Oakland—590 9:30—Campe dinner concert. —RGW Portland—810 hour. musical program ulinomah Hotel Orchestra 454.3-—KFRC San Francisco—600 57:30—The Ceciliane. 1:00—Mona-Motor music. 2 O0a e orenestia (2 houre). 422.3—KPO San Franeisco—710 :00—Chickering hour. :00—N. B, C. musical program. 348.0—KJR Senttle—860 :30—Studio prozram. et Sound Savings Orchestra Meyers Orchestra (2 hours) DO YOU LIKE DOUGHNUTS? ORDER SOME OF OURS! HOLMES’ CAKES ARE UNEX. CELLED. ALL KINDS. A 1002 WASHINGTON ORGANIZATION EMPLOYING SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN AND WOMEN EACH OF WHOM IS A WASHINGTON RESIDENT NAA—Washington Navy Yard (434.5 Meters). 5 p.m.—Weather Bureau reports, ~—Arlington time signals. - ‘Weather Bureau reports. Early Program Tomorrow. 11 a.m.—Third annual concert of Latin American music from the Pan- American Union, Esther Cutchin, pianist; Maria Paz Gainsborg, Bolivian soprano; Lolita Cabrera Gainsborg, Bolivian pianist; Sergt. John Bauman, marimbista, accompanied by Sergt. Theodore Bingert of the Army Band: Horacio Avila, Mexican cellist, ac- companied by Maria Casteneda de Avila. WRHF—W; ashlllnwn Radio Hospital Fund (322.1 Meters). ial Thanksgiving g_ & g 3 | | lf ICTURED above are some of the master bakers and assistants who play an important part in the popularity of Holmes Bread, Rolls, Cakes, Pies and other products. \Week in and week out they keep the wheels turning in our big baking plant. CHCHOHGE G OHOHOHOE € 13HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHCHOHGHT O-CHOH O OHOHOHOHOHOHGHGHOLS 9:30—Liberty Theater Orchestra (2 tours. 251.1—WRVA llehmunl—l.lu 9:00—Maxwell hou; 10:00—Home-coming Artists. CENTRAL. 526—KYW Chicago—>530 7:30—Congress Hotel Orchestra. xwell hour. alkite hou 0—Congress Carniv; 1130 kntteiey Sorenaders. 12:00- B. C. Most of these men have been baking for us for many years—in some instances upward of twenty years. They know their craft thoroughly, and they are loyal, contented workers—happy in the knowledge that they are doing an important work in baking daily thousands of loaves of pure, wholesome bread and other foods; contented with their working conditions . and their spotlessly clean, sunlit surroundings. 6 to 7 p.m.—Spe program, as follow rayer of | ng. “Cujus Animam,” abat Mater”; “Kamennol-Os- In a Monistery Garden In a Persian C #“Cavalleria_Rusticana,” “March Religioso,” _ soldiers’ chorus from w“yFaust,” “The Bells of St. Anne de Beaupre” and selections from “Il Tro- vatore.” Early Program Tomorrow. 10 t0 10:20 a.m.—Woman's pro: featurinz cooking recipes and beauty aids by Betty Brewste 10:20 to 10:30 a.m. 1k by Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, president of the board of managers of Florence Crit- tenton Home. 10:30 to 11 am. WMAL—Washington Radio Forum (241.8 Meters). 7:15 p.m.—News flashes. 7:30 p.m.—Dorsch’s Dough Boys. 8 p.m.—Crystal Male Quartet. s 30 p.m.—The Town Club Hawaii-| Army Band Orchestra, from the Army an War College. 930 p.m.—Joint recital by Portia| 8§ pm.—W., B. & A. Trio. Cliffora Bafley, mezzo-soprano, and| 8:30 p.m.—Iiloover Sentincls. Donald Brown, plani 9 p.m.—Howard correct time. 1015 p.m.—Latest news flashes. 9 p.m.—Clicquot Club Eskimos. 10 p.m.—Smith Brothers. 10:30 p.m.—Weather forecast. 1030 to 11:30 pm.—Le Paradis Shell Co. program. 11:00—Maxweil hour. program. La Gioconda.” Call Letters for Broadcasting Stations Designate Sections Where Located Cash Prizes FOR A SLOGAN! 250 In Suggest a second line to our main By the Associated Press. KDKA at Pittsburgh is an excep- Origin of the call-letter system for|tion, beinz the first broadcasting sta- radio has interested many fans, judg-{tion in the world for entertainment, ing trom inquiries received by the De-|It was allowed to retain its original partment of Commerce. call for traditional reasons when the When radio was in its infancy the [ Department of Commerce started as. department assigned “K" as a call|signing calls. letter for the Pacific Coast stations| “K" and “W* and “W" for the Eastern stations.|letters hecause the 1 After the opening of the Panama |assigned these and “N" by the Inter- Canal this was discontinued, but when |national Bureau of the Telegraphic broadcasting started the practice was | Union at Bern, Switzerland in accord- resumed. ance with the 1912 agreement. The superb quality of Holmes-to-Homes bakery products—the appetiz- ing flavor, the easy digestibility, the nourishment and their all-around good- ness is the result of the expert baking knowledge of these men and their * slogan. First Prize, $100; Second Prize, enthusiastic, loyal co-operation. $30; Third Prize, $25; Fourth to Eight- eenth, inclusive, equal awards of $5 each. RULES 1. Contest is open to all resi- ents of Washington and nearby “Maryland and Virginia suburbs, except employes of Holmes & Son and l’men- famili predominate as first Victor concert. r 3. ited States was Next “Word-and-Picture Tour” in Sunday’s Post HOLMES MODERN BAKERY HOLMES & SON, Inc 3 Serving Bread, Cake and Pies Direct-to-Your-Door for Over 30 Years 107-115 F Street and 600-618 First Street Telephone Main 4537; 4538 11:15 May Hughes, soprano. 11:30 “Why Men Fail,” by Dr. George K. Pratt. 11:45 ‘May Hughes, soprano. 11:55 —Arlington time signals. 12 noon—Farm flashes. 5 p.m.—Palais d'Or Orchestra. 15 to 2 p.m.—Organ recital from the Kitt studis fusecations | should OLME: 'q_(]llri"lgned to “Hi N.W., w:.shmgum' 1';"70, i 5. Gontest atSiONgst closes December 10. Slogans should not exceed seven words and must be written or lettered clearly (by pen. pencil or typewriter) on any Kind of paper with your full name and residence address ‘in the lower right-hand corner. s, i "be in appropr Sorls. inality an nn'n’n it 7. In cas 1 i will' be :l;:l:’ lo'el‘gle B Radio_Corporation of America WIC—Radltige5 Meters). fanhattan Trio. 4:30 p.m. t 3 The Vagabonds nd. 5:30 p.m. Early Program Tomorrow. a.m.—Tower health exercises. m.—The Roaring Lyons. a.m.—Federation morning Orches: . 8. Qn;fl‘la‘nmmmt n't‘"w ners and the mames Of the juniges will be lfllhlu ST, Sl ve” ouniished T’ THE AR No_contestant may submit more than one slogan. but differ- ent members of the same family may compete. The fact that remains of tropical plants are found in_ Arctic regions means that these plants once had A greater resistance to coll rather than that the Arctic climate was onep warm, says a Britith geologi "% p.m.—Waldorf-Astoria_Orchestra. 30 p.am.— Claus’ Journey rom uw orth Pole 6:45 Art in Washington,” by | s e Aliee Hutchins Drake 11 a.m.—Bet(y Crocker home serv: % p.m.—Concert by the United States ice talk. de- " CHOHOHOHOHO-OH0-OHO 0H0HOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOHGHOHOHOHOHO 0 0 OHOHOHO-GHOHOHCHOHE: K1 CHOHUHOHGY DHOHUHOHOHG I0HOHOHO! 2HQ OHOHOHIHOHOHOH OHOHOH WCWWOWMWOMWD A3HCHCE 00O 0 S CHOHOOHOHCHOQ Qe CHOHO DR SO