Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1928, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FEBRUARY 19 1928 PAKT 21 — = - world, singing them with orchestral, l | | OPERA STARS IN RADIO CONCERT RADIO GOSSIP AND NE S ;nmld nndh choral accompaniment, wm'JAZZ RAD'D PROGRAMS SINGLE WAVE lENGT“ % S S X E W eature ‘the program in the series of ‘ [ General Motors. family parties to be ASSAILED BY SENATOR . | % Burleigh Is one of the outstanding PO Throughout the world, as in_theticles, incluGing radio—are: Czechoslo- | Burleigh ic e “outst Elgmith. Declares Greatest: Bduea-| g : e . United States, radlo i aimost. univer- |akin, 3 per cent, Portugal, 2 per eent; }f,’;:,‘::‘f,,,‘,‘"""’:,,";‘,,‘,.",,,",‘f;‘"“},‘.,‘,r‘g'f“‘!}‘i,:"fi',{, ST { Engi Tell § ¢ Diff X \ a sally regarded by governments, officials | Canada, 4 per cent; Newfoundland, 5 |- Diisdthas St it ona ift o ge Is ngineers Te. enators iffi- {and presumably the public as a “neces- | per cent: Cuba, 11, per cent, and the E s Dilrcinall solilse fott SF | 8 SOy si York City, retained over that long pe- | |official information ved by In addition to this radio tax informa- City, retain at long p . e | Radio Manufacturer Assoc . | tion of every kind, tariffs, internal reve- | Fiod bY a white congregation because of | By the Asenciated Press | tion Plan. ) World-wide radio tax inform | nue, excise, occupation and license, in- | U s Amateurs Protest Interfer- ' S N I nished the Radio Manufacturers' Asso- | cluding various indirect or subterfuge | sprc Al his devotion to religlous mu- 055 LSS 0" nent o | —_ = 3 | i . |ever, has he attained recognition. He'a monopoly of the air by chain stations, | Br the Associated Pre, ence in Short-Wave . N D e ! micce) stiows thatiradio s liecome i | by the Radio Manufacturers' ASsocias | s given fuilfereditimithe worldloUmNNIC | Sanator. = Dt Smilis, Demiocrat of| Tt s retiost to ihe el alcommities R X X tertainment and development that its | Radio communication is an ageney | folk sonas : Bands. N { OO tax classification as a “necessty” I |growing so fast in America and free | Yonrs of sl riaials from oblivion. O on s heutanopal the National Broadcasting Co. declare LN \ d : . , : ; .| the pre tacing of chain broad- i 3 \ J Few countries or governments 5 are now so thoroughly established that | the co y ! n the proposed pla Br the Associated Press 3 3 3 3 o{radio as a proper subject of taxa the Radio Manufacturers' Association ;,‘.’,,, '(;rm;”'?,\",‘,}m.h?.?,‘.‘ patetban il pot | In aii parts of the United States ¢ casts on the same frequency is techni- Interference in the short wave bands 1 e Lot SLG be receiving the highest qu caii inafeaatBle ¢ ; | world only two—France and 1 | forts, mational ot local, to impose tax among the biack tribes of Africa. Hic | [20m ; 25 1 A N . - 3 N |legally ¢ 4 ry” in | burdens on the radio public or industry. | best known e sition s nature | Cf what they hear over the radio isi o Iat p el ote o IR N | their taxati grams. Only a few lon: of AmCtidan radia Sporis | penoUn, composition of this nature | o+ genator Smith said has charge of racio legisiation in the Lol . ¥ lother countries. the Department of g being stimulated by the Radio “The greatest gift of the age, a won- S have suggested putting chain K. B. Warner, secretary of the Amer- 1 ; scure parents in Erie, Pa.. 61 vears ago & 2 o 3 om- \ \ {lic consumption, taxes on radio appa- n foreign import s | ¢ y n Erie, Pa., 61 vears ago. yasted fean Radio Relay 1 - Bt | ratus which is imported. About a dozen | Tadio mports ang e grandson of a siave. "His success in . ation would require ex b n is so severe the value of s e ; : gl G le for livelihood in a_restricted T s < is seriousv endangered in areas filsyed oIy Hing: ¢ members of the industry. fiold’ of endeavor, varying from ! SIGNALS BY RADIO. e it s voulc alled 80-m: . . at Ww limitations he managed to work his way C. & 0. Freizht Uses Method i 1 = GGerns only two countrics which regard radio 5 3 3| C. x s Mo | Ve e e e e o mious and as a taxable luxury do not levy severe be broadeasy {10 to graduate from tor-controlled transmi ¢ impossible for ama th L X R 25 the first of During later years his path has been S s 7 - Jong=rlxiax 5 tenar, and Giuseppe De Luca, baritone. while that lock as the first of | later his path has beea | gy Gpecapeake & Ohin R is ate. the engineers said . Jong-distance work in that band fover: Lucreria Fori. sopranio. These § \ adio |7 it aroitortallow: || STCOMHEE, (8 st Y8 greRtt olce_arid B : iments with radio tion which also sends “As an cxample. one of our oldest ngers® B gl will sing the title Tol SEY G : e & R G et : Dldssl in the Victor concert Friday night. products ng only & 2 per cent ing the title rtole. The ; g B e e R e rs in that arca [0 (hE VIO Lalvs tax composed of promi- b rd rapidly from the local to the & from broadeasting_stations be- e o @ frequency of 580 kiloc 517 nid to constitute the most exten: e : neers declare that 5 The sironcer HIDDEN RADIO STATION ! Ofg 0k Do 0 | meters, g and varied body of folk song that i . The englueers declars ihs < up &s much room as tiec . . ¢ B cauniiies . 00d smateur signals and the USED BY BOLSHEVISTS b D by iRy Tes o ' fry todas rgaacant tomorror might oy WRE FOR CHAIN OPPOSED |G "5 Eplscopa ] | . . and mot a luxury, according to | Philippines, 11, per cent. Jeorge’s Episcopal Church in Gotng to Waste, | culty Involved in Unifica- he beautiful quality of his baritone | wigie Gongress 15 eonsidering charges | | ciation by the Department of Com- s, are being thoroughly investigated Not only in the vocal field, how- | necessary to public communieation, en- | tion r o od tha gy P 3 T for having saved the now famous NCEEY South Carolina declares “the most in- on interstate commerce, engineers of modern life is almost unanimous. dio entertainment and ofher programs | sicof his own people have restited in | g Y a2 musicr |Of all the nations and countric |15 prepared to vigorously oppose any | pinnines. w e e G from harmonics. particularly those of | ginnings go back to days of antiquity 5f ©°CClVing the highest c Members of the committes, which Radio Commission by_amateurs S e e ot e | e cmulated by he [Radio/| Bl was\ i poos boy horniemlan| gaceal . sducational factoris s plained to the commission that the sit- u Gtk > music has be ‘it i 5 N Al Kets” g gt miicic has been coincident. with a_ loni possessing many broadcasting stations z e ot it hand to bookkceper. In s Venienca:laige grotis ot I Sl o will ! e O e o Upper. left to right: Benjamino ¢ - .~ Spain_has a 5 per_cent ad linz. W. Va., tomor- | Howard _Univer: in Washington Myl present.” Mr. Warner declared L ihionea iipaecrt or s N D Carrien promincnt shrely | COMpositions have: brought him sb- Xrmente witn e s by it harmonics n one Rumaia has a supplementary tax nent a he station tr to _be sung In the radio program a frequency and back again nd 85 meters on alive and groving in any civilized coun- of many transmitters was : eent: Polar =3 ? i e frneett 0ad- . : 1 per cent. Othor 5 a Flappers of Tceland: arc g The “seme siation evists propar- Propaganda Continues to Be Broa ; Al nodillaly, Lipcciconl Sastiot e Foa i A R hort-we s b cast in Danish. 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