Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 35

TELEVISION SETS PROMISED SUCGESS Production of Simpler Mech- anism For House Use | Is Forecast. ‘Television in & newly advanced stage ‘has been successfully demonstrated. providing the latest miracle in radio's development. Although many phases of Tadio vision have been worked out by various inventors at home and abroad, there are none for which the same .claims have _een made as for Dr. E. F. W. Alexanderson's “home set” recently demonstrated by the General Electric Co. at Schenectady. Moving pictures of & man smoking a Ctigarette and mother playing a uku- lele were shown through' 3-by-3-inch apertures in bulky elblneu contatning the mechan: high-speed light by radio. “Their voices were synchro- mized with the pictures on ordinary loud speakers standing next to the television cabinets. so that those who attended the demonstration at three different places saw and heard their features and Voices reproduced quite naturally. The construction of the cabinets presages the introduction of even| simpler sets in the homes of the land | ‘within a few years, David Sarnoff, gen- eral manager of the Radio Corporation ©of America, predicted. The inventor himself. one of radio’s great pioneers, modestly referred to the demonstration as being “the starting point of prac- um I popular television.” . & T. Co., at its Whip- | zln\' N. J.. laboratories, demonstrated | levision last vear, suggesting its po- tentialities, and great interest was roused when the features and voice of | bert Hoover were carried over the wires from Washington. Other experi menters are working on the transmis- | sion of both still and motion pictures | by radio, with varying claims as to results. For example, Laird, the Scotch in- ventor, has been so successful with his experiments in England that it is re- ported he proposes visiting the United States to demonstrate his apparatus and possibly to attempt flashing motion ;mum across the Atlantic. C. Francis fenkins, the Washington inventor, ‘whose weather wp by radio has been Naty vessels and on the dirigible Los Angeles, recently pre- dicted that it was only a matter of months before movies be received in the home via radio on moderately priced sets. Mr. Jenkins, who has been woking on the problem many years, said that *vision by radio is simply a more rapid transmission of objects which have been translated into electrical energy and at distant Imims changed back into a facsimile of the original, whether nbe-nmmcumor-pmm in ac- Pncflully all of the television and facsimile work is done on short wa: Alexande! committee, in a join discussion on the Subject “Some Historic Presidential | paigns.” mwoumrmummnw toric differences between the two par- ties, m{:lum&mnfzxv&(:wm;‘lg: presidential campaign some mwmm‘mmwnmv ‘lhe Eveready hour, to be heard through WRC 9 o'clock, will fe: lfl‘l:?lh:hfl“ Tt as Dhn'% wlomh Miss been_engaged to play the “Becond Plano Concerw” by Saint- ism for reproducing the | transmissions which | make possiblé the reception of pletures | Hester Walker Beale, well known Washington dramatic reader and a product of the Leiand-Powers School of Boston. will be heard over WRC at WRHP will u A 7 dance program by George bxncmra and | his Congressionais, while WMAL'S chief | attraction is the weekly radio club. The Feliowship Porum station, WTFP, broadcast ceremonies mn-» dental to the installation of officers of | the Natiorsl Grange from All Bouls’ Unitarian " DRY PARLEY POSTPONED. | Meeting on Prohibition Planks to Be Held Pebruary 28, | ‘The conference to consider ways ot | Securing prohibition planks in the plat- ! the national political parties, | scheduled at the Mayflower Hotel, Jan- | Las been postponed to Feb- | order that all organizations 1:"1-»1 may have representatives in tenie, The meeting will be one day only. Thiry-one national Wemperance organ- | zatione, 1he Atiantic City continuation mittes wnd many church organiza- tions will be represented. A luncheon Wil be served at noon, at which time business men of the nation will speak Fred B. Bmith will preside. Bichop Willism F. McDows)l u’ the Methodist Episcopel Churen will preside st the benguet 1k night RADIO'S BEST OFFERINGS “His am Seherhn, and 81 WEAF, Wik, wilc, WIAK 1A AOSTT W WY WW I WOW ngers; Old Hour Al W] WOA) Fveready WEEL W) WG V)Al 10 ¥—Radio Movie WMAL, Club, NAA—Washington Navy Yard Meters). THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT TULND\Y JANUARY 17, 1928. Programs prepared dy the Assootated Press. 8cheduled for Fasterm standard time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. .6-=WPG Atlantie Clty—1,100 . 285 5—~WRBAL Baltimore—1,050 & .00—Stromberg-Carlson hour. 9 00—WRAL_Ensemble, 10:00—Dance program. S08.2—WEEI Boston—300 6:00—Dinner music. 8 00—Eveready. hout. Auction bridge. 461.3—WNAC Roston—a30 Op'ry_House Tonight, Atlington Quintet, nce orchestras 8—WGR Buffalo—0p0 Buffalo—330 ns mble. oxTAM. SO Sashioned dance. 10 00—Auction bridee 3—WOR Newark—710 an Speech Pioneers. r's Orchestra A Orchestra, WEFLWLIT Philadelnbia— line Singer Air Weavers NN tin 10.00—Same as WIZ 1R3.6—WIAR Providence—620 T 00—Votrrs' service. \.vu_,.m-.. ne Singer —Everea.y hour. —Auction bridge T.6—WHAM Rochester—1,080 O—CKCL Toronto—840 7 00—Ponular music. K:00—Symphonic Dance Orchestra, 9 00—Orchestra. S16.9—WTAG Worrester—380 7:00—Vaters' service. & 00—Saiherling Singers, £ 00—WTAG Symphony. 10:00—Auction bridge. SOUTHERN NC Asheville—1.010 £ 00—Packan! Saxes, 9:00—01d-time musir 10 00—Bridge leason. 4I5.0—WSB Atlanta—830 r—Metropolitan Trio. berling hour Evereacy hou eton” bridge eame 1.8—WDOD Chattanoos —Classical program. —Studio program # 4—KTHS Hot Springs—3 F0—Fiddle hand idge lrsenn, 10.00—Dance. frofir 340.3—WIAX Jacksonyille—880 8:00—Orchestra, 206.9—W sson. 11 00—Orhetrn —WHAS Louissille—030 S16.9—WHC Memnhie—3se iberling Singers. B O)—Eveready hour. 10.00—Auction bri CENTRAL. 526—KYW Chicazo—330 Tuesday, January 17, 1928 (434.5 3:45 pm.—Weather Bureau reports, 9 55 pm.—Arl time signals. 10:05 pm. —aner Bureau reports. “llfl’—\l’rleull Broadceasting Co. 12224 Meters). € L 7 pm —Dance program by George | Bkadding and his Congressionals. Early Program Tomorrow. 10am —~Woman's program by Betty movie Brewster 10:20 a m - 10:30 &.m — Mus 111011:30am | musie, WMAL—Washington Radlo Forum (241.8 Meters) 7:15 pm—News flashes. 7:30 prm.—Ethel West in popular wnn | Btudents of the “Lime and Inoculation of by Dr. L. W. Erdsan. —D-nu program by the Mi- redor Orchestra, by He) Uncle Bam's Pocketbook,” rt 8. Morgan of the Civil Serv- 845 ice Commission. Spm under ~The Woodlothian will Chorus, the direction of lam H. Btarnell 9:45 pm —"Natlonal Representation for the District of Columbla,” by David Lawrence, delivered before the annusl meeting of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, ‘Theater,” turing | Sisters, banjolets; | singing banjoists: Edd 10:15 pm “Facts and Follles of the by Colby Harriman, 10 ’Jflpm ~*Radio Movie Club" f “Banjomania,” the Thompson Mllflm and Btone, 1111, Wesiey Eddy, novelty entertainer; Lee Cronican, planist; Dorothy Wilson Halbach, con- traito, and others P 645p ‘1) i | 1130 pm —News flashes | WIFF—The Fellowship Forum (20; Meter o Leremonies incidential to the .mmmwn of ufcers of the Na- tiona) Grange, brosdeast from All Bouls’ { Unitartan Chirch. WHC—Nadle Corperation of America (468.5 Meters). 4 30 pm.—Venetian Gondollers. 5 B'PDln Frank Winegar's Orchestro 6 p.—Waldor!-Astoris Orchestra, €30 pm.— Motion Plcture Guide ‘ Waldor!-Astoria Orchestra G45pm. ~Talk by Emms Perley eoin. pm.—~Nutional League of Women Addresses by (‘hlrlrl D. Hilles wid Franklin D Roosevel 730 poan, - Henoings by mmr Walker I ¥ YO pm viond B Fosdlek ¥ pom - Setberiing Hingers, B30 pan Henly Alr Wesvers 9 g Correct time 9y Everendy hour. 104 m - Auction biidge game 1030 pn - Weather forecast 10 30 4o 11 pm. - Madrillon and Span- 16 Village Orchestra Farly Program Tomerrew, 6 45 am “Tower health exercises m.—Federation morning devouons B 16 am.—Parnassus Trio, SRS MO 8 “Internationsl Events” hy‘ | 365.0—WEBH-WAID n.l«m—n-vu 8:00—Seiberling Sin F (|l‘—‘l'|v|||l Theaté: “#0—=Children of 416A—WGN-WLID Chicago—10 8 -:30—Dinner econcert, ' uv)— Eveready § ‘l'll’;lv. 10 ction” bridge: p o G==WLS Chicano—810 7:90—Supper bell program. 1 B ll'—l“l‘m‘l.‘ ':‘l‘uh orchestra, A1T.3—WMAQG-WAI Chicago—070 r l\flm'llmn hea Z:30—Croey. co K 15—Crosley 11.00—Dance my 301.2—WSA| §:00—Seiberling otor Carava iberling Singers, SI5.1—WFAA Dallas—330 8:00—Qniherling Singers. ale quartet —Voters' B0—Jack 2°00—Everea n 00— Action” bitda: 533 4—WHO Den 00—V ser »lm—sulnl sery and fl—hmmr music. O0—Stromber o N il 0:00—Rod Anwie ¢l 1 WBAP Fort Worth—i00 T-00—Clippers. 00—Varied program B61.2—WOS Jdeflerson City—830 00—Studio program. 10— Addr dio Farm School. WDAF Kansax City—810 Q0—gelberling Sine O0=Kuction briien. 2030—WTMI Milwaukee—1,0%0 e SLa T H00—Auction br 409.3—WOAL San Antouio—600 0U—Gebhardt Mexican Players. 1—KSD St. Louls—350 iberling Singers. JULE—WCBD Zion—870 00—Saxophone quintet: mixed quartet. 0—The Rounders. 416.4—KHJ Lox Angeles—120, 10—Police fire department program. (—Troubadours 360.9—KNX 11 :00—Hotel 17 00—Feature 1.00a—Dance musi- 384.4—KGO Oakland—780 ba—The Rounders 208.2—KLA Oskiand—390 0—Dinner concert 12:00—Dance program 491.5—KGW Portland—610 dy honr. jon bidae, Venetian hour 434.3-~KFRC San Franciseo—660 11:00—Musical prosram 1:00a~Dance music (2 hours), 2E3—KPO San Franelseo—110 X. B. C. program iom briige enmes, TARA—KIK Reutile—B800, 11 00—Two Pants Twins. ance music 370.2~KHQ_Spokane—810, 11 00—Fvereaay O 10 am.—Dr. Royal 8. Copeland hour. 11a.m.—Betty Crocker home service talk. . l| 15 am.—Radlo Household Insti- ll 30 am.—George P. Ross, planist. Illl ;g an. —-glil,dm program. a.m.—Arlington time signals. 12 (noon)—Farm flashes 12:10 p.m.—Organ Tecital, 12:30 —Rotary Club program. 1 pm.—Lombardy Orchestra. 1:30 p.m —Astor Orchest ‘Current Events,” by A. D. 2.15 p.m.—Parnassus rio . Students Vote Sandino Fund. BUENOIS AIRES, January 17 (#).— here have voted to ralse funds to ald Gen. Augustino Sandino in his cam- paign against American intervention in Nicaragua. Hands for Auction Bridge Game Listed For Tonight by WRC Hands for the radio auction bridge game to be broadcast to- night by WRC have been pre- pared by Wilbur Whitehead, uson, Milton C. Work HfML all of New ou! the dealer, holds: ln‘n. 8 7 4 Hearts, K, Q. 10, 8, Diamonds, K, 5 4, 3; Clubs, 3. Mr. Ferguson, "Wnl." holds: Spades, A; Hearts, A, 9, 3; Dia- 2% Clubs, K, “Nort| 2 " Mr. Work, Diamonds, A, Q. 8; Clubs, Q. J, o, 8 6 afaictér Loans How the Plan Works The Kerviees of “Your Bank” are Gives And When n e Paid Yo Also Have 125440 you will lM In eash for every 8100 horrowed, Central Law School | Hester Walker Beale, Dramatic Reader, Who Will Brdadcast This Eve- ning at 7:30 O'Clock. Recently She Was Heard Through WRHF. CHILDLABORBILL INDORSED BY GRUUP Resolution Favoring Capper | Measure. A resolution favoring the Cappor! child labor bill, providing for greater| restrictions on child labor in the Dis- trict of Columbia and definite means for dealing with violations of it, was adopted by the Monday Evening Club| at a meeting in the Y. W. C. A. Build- | mgh Seventeenth and K streets, last, night. The bill, which has been referred to make it uniawful for any minor under | 14 years of age to be employed in any | gainful occupation, except agricultural or housework performed directly for the | side of school hours or in connection with the child’s own home. There is| an . exception in that boys of 12 years of age or over may distribute news- papers, magazines or periodicals on fixed routes, subject to the provisions of the act The action of the club followed a general address on the bill by Mml Clara Montensen Beyer, lho strongly | advocated its enactment. “The present child labor law has a minimum age of 10 for selling, with no provisions at all for carriers, permits work until 10 pm., and it carries no penalty provision | is practically impossible of enforce- | ment,” Mrs. Beyer said. She declared ' that it has been said that chiidren 9| and i1 years of age have sold news papers in front of a large local hotel up to a late hour at night. The latter statement was substantiated by Miss| o Fay Bentley, director of the depart-| ment of school attendance and work ! schools. An a was delivered at the meeting by Dr.| Frank W. Ballou, who declared that the opportunities for specially training boys and girls for vocations and trades is limited much more in the Dhmet‘ than In other cities. He described, however, progress made toward that end here, pointing out that ihe tend- ency in recent years has been more | and more toward specially mmmu pupils for some f.llnhll occupation by the time they finish junior hl‘h lchool or high school, rather than to prepare | them mm{ for college. Dr. Bal declared he 18 heartily 'In favor of child labor legislation for | the District, adding that the school authorities are trying to administer the resent law, but that “it is not an ef- ective child labor law." Mrs. Margaret Ford, Miss Bertha Israel, Mrs. Leonard B. Schloss and Thomas 8. Settle were elected members of the club. Walter 8. 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