Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1928, Page 30

v ST THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTO LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1928, Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Eastern mflnndnrf m’v’xae Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on rlflm. D. €, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1928. I;\‘ W EBEBRDBIRN (" VHTEISINEAYR | O REDISTRBUTON Maine House Member Will Support Proposed Radio Bill Clause. Unexpectedly allying _himself with Representative Davis of Tennessee. the chairman of the House committee in charge of radio legislation, Representa- tive White of Maine, is now favoring the passage of the “redistribution clause” in the radio bill. This presages a bitter fight when the bill comes to the floor of the House ‘Thursday under a special rule obtained by Mr. White from the rules committee. With its appeal to sections not now having many radio stations and to in- terests sccking to bulid uew stations. there is every likelihood that the House bill will be passed after the limited three hours of debate allotted to it on Thursday. The main feature of the bill is Ihr extension of the functions of the Fed- eral Radio Commission for another year. The redistribution clause re-| quires that there shall be an equal al- location of stations. wave lengths and powers to each of the five radio zones of the country. Automatica’ such a redistribution will either require the 1#\(\mg down of the present unequal distribution to & common denominator or else it will mean the addition of many more st - tions If the first course is followed. { | some sections. notably States like New | b York, New Jersey. Ohio. Illinois and ! California will be deprived of some of their stations and powers. These will i : K be_allotted to other sections. rnubadotins. . s 5 The second course that will be open| 93—« h hour 5 2 i Kl | K N 491.3—WEAF New York—810 516.9—WTAG Worcester—580 4:15—Mannattan Trio. A:00—Twilight SMAr(- Attoria Orchestra., NARORNS seIVices. musi programs. Toronto—690 8:00—studio D:00—WEAF J0—Great Composers -00—Jnana Trobadours. D0—goudrich hor 206.0—~WWNO Asheville—1.010 nner music. H—WSB Atlanta—830 ra: dinner concert. ber music mn Newark—710 Jacksonyilie—880 T ho .umnhu Phonocranh hour. feribd. : Witching hour. "Attantie ity dinner musi dance. 230 Nawatian 10:30—Dance 7:00—Loew 8:00—Dmner_conc #:00—Ipana Tmmuduun. Metal Bed Wood Finish Continuous Post $7.95 $1.00 Down —WSMB New Orleans—1.010 Music: dance: theater (2 hours). 9.0—WC0A Peneacola—1.200 Trio Variety hour. Dance orchestra. 5082 Boston—390 6:00—Renard's Orel iy vss 9230—Navy hour concert, 10 D0—Organ. 10:30—Piano recital 254.1—WRVA Richmond—1.180 11-00—Richmond Orchestra. CENTRAL ; i 3-Piece Jacquard Velour 320—KYW Chicago—810 - ¢ % Bed-Davenport Suite in self-tone velour. Mahogany-fin- Bed-davenport which opens_into $ | i 9 ished bases and top rafls. full size bed, Club Chair and Wing Pay $8.00 a Month Buffalo—990 to the Federal Radio Commission will ational grand opera. be to grant comstruction permits for 3.1—WWAK Ruffalo—350 new statjons in the zones not now have Maria Connor. Chair; upholstered in beautiful Jac- c programs. quard Velour, with sides and backs s WLIB Chlcago—120 i ing as many stations as other zones. 8 8:00—Brun ‘This would increase the number of sta- ¢ R 2 . 11 substantial o ick hour. 10—Songs; orchestra. tions on the air by a 428.3—WLW Cincinnati—700 amount. b Chairman White, a New England Re- publican, is allied with Mr. Davis, a Southern Democrat, in favoring this clause. ‘while the opposition will be led by five Republicans of White's own committee, namely, Representatives Rowbotton, Indiana: Brand, Ohio: Lehl- back, New Jersey; Gifford, Massachu- setts, and Clancy, Michigan. It is an interesting fact that Judge Sykes, a Mississippi Democrat, who is acting chairman of the Federal Radio! Commission, does not favor the equal distribution clause. although Mr. Davis wrote it avowedly in the interest of the | South. Judge Sykes estimates that there are no more than 15 applications for new construction permits in the South, and he doubts whether the people of his | section want more stations added to clutter up the air there. 1 Nor is Senator Dill in favor of the| clause, believing it to be impracticable from s technical standpoint. He does think there might be a more equitable distribution of station powers, and he holds no brief for the Federal Radio| Commission for failure to act on this score. But it will be to the Ilmtr of the radio law, rather than the House committee chairman, that the whole broadcasting industry will now look for Belp. if the clause passes. ‘The public stands to gain if the num- ber of stations are cut, though present high-powered stations will be tuned | down to a limited service range and may not be heard afar. It stands to suffer more botheration with radio than G—KDKA Pittsbureh—030 1'00a—Dance musie. 7 s ever before If the pubsber of satsoms ta| 015 Dimmer conrert address. e Wood-Finish incrased o et the equal dsto | 3 =G RECEIVERS IN CHARGE. Metal Crib tion. 483.0—WJIAR Providence—820 Tamaki Miura, Japanese soprano, 7:00—Soconyans, AT A AT A AT INTAT AT AT ATA Air frolic nana Tronbadours ational Grand Opera. 09.1—WARC New York—070 6:30—Stern's Orchestr: R-00—T'niversity serics 2-00—lraak Walton League an good will hour, 361.2—WSAl Cinelnnati—830 8:00—Al and Pete. :30—Accordion —Dance music. N0—Great Moments in History. WEAF programs l 2% hours), ll .('\—!Mnu music. 05—\\1‘\\! Cleveland—750 banjo enssmble. ll 00- M ‘Moments in Hlllnr’ New York—160 8 Hl—hix Furtiers. f:00—Inana Trvuhndnurl. 10 IIU—Slllunll Grlnd Opers. 410.9—WCX-WIR Detrolt—080 £:00. 1000 10:45—Dance 394.5—WH G—Qrehestra. rzan. 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