Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1928, Page 26

THE EVEN 26 MOVING, Pegm ? ST { RESORT:! LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT Local RadioEntertaimment] |00 B O G | Fiemias MM PR B | ONNG, o STORAGE | i b s WITH FATAL SHOOTING | THE FO! I "y d - disihint 2,200 feet_above sea. Excellen ing ' me 'S8, el ulel for e 2. — Am IU U standard ti Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. w '\',\A Washington Navy Yard (4845 Grand Jury for Causing PEN_MAR, PA. o ' T 5 T Comfortabie, 1arge man. 401.5—WEAF New York—610 333.1—WBZ Springfield—H00 siib M’“"‘;‘”::‘ K';“’""“" Death of Wom n‘_fi‘,}“,fi‘{,fi, ooms, wide porches. 616 Eyo St. N.W. 3:00—Dinuer music. 8:00—Orchestras ST e 3:45 pm—Weather Bureau reports. | gy Garter, colored, 34 years old, | Sfeals 1o translents. Bookict, Mrs. B P. Digh | e L & ' L FT e ies € 00—Vobers' service. 8:30—Constitutional high spots. o o 9:55 p.m.-—Arlington time signals. 325 G street “outhwest, yesterday was (B Use of Lower Frequenc % fi'fi':\“mmm. §00-Coneert. | With Mrs. Willebrandt, She| 10:05 p.m —~Wenther Bureau reparts. | 325, G 2aet SGF e Fand iy in | "EDGEWOOD HOTEL EDUCATIONAL. . . I ing Sinwers. 9:00—Orchestra: Dusk in Dixle. Fel Lati F connection with the fatal shooting on Named as Possible Solution | Sw=giews? dtiver, ., SIBO—WTAG Worcester—o80 Will Speak on Political | WRUEAmeriewn Brosdcasting | Co.| it 1 in mer ome at g2 vir-| B MUt Wi | NATIONAL UNIVERSITY T mustc (1'z hours 6:00~Voters' service. i < 2 ginia avenue ‘southwest, of Rul s, | 4 J T | HIGH s S Py of Perplexing Problem 434.8—WJZ New York—600 8:30 Soconvland. g c . 3 .pm. — Play - by - play account of | colored, 33 years old. CROU| 'S HOTEL solhtion Fall Term Begins September 29, 1928 p i oo T00sudio program. ampaign. | Washimgion-Cleveland base ball game. | "It wad been supposed that he would | ‘w5, Personas superyision of Mir. snd Mis || SCHOOL OF LAW—SCHOOL | 5 890 Barne Miners. 8:00—WTAG Orchestra. 4 Jpi ¥ 15 p.m.—Music. = be exqnerated, since most of the wit-|&oers RTRIAR] PEN (AR. | OF ECONOMICS AND e NN RS TR 5:45 p.m.—"The Town Crier. hesses sald that e had shot the woman | THE. LYNDO] PENNA. GOVERNMENT BY MARTIN CODEL. .,R:"mh,:m "éflm i 434.5—CFCA Toronto—600 Addresses by Mrs. Mabel Walker Wil- 6 p.m.—Concert. accidentally whlg- cleaning his pistol. | “A vmgzgnrxm- ,\."13 frgngEwi r‘r:?p 7:80Lewisonn jum ¢oncert. s g . i . » t oen, . A._D._GEMMEL. Prop. ; 5 e race rondcstng ban soght | { Sienklt Sy o o 7| At Unita St M| pary Propram Tomarrow, | T verson, o (h s, Sowerer v S e S e it || oSS S W be he United Sakes-on s | 46:30-Siumier WAase. . o elt. an “Brohibition i & Ca 7:30 a.m.—Musical Clock. Virginia_avenue southwest, who said FOrost i oo, Largs, aicv joom Tels. M. 6617, Fr. 7964 lowe: Srecutncles, o kg WAV EES, Lo S Tone et e T e Pear under auspices of the Na- | 10 am—Household talk by Gladys | that Oarter had told her jmmediately Tcdations."lurk. BELLE sTOLEN. protes it mitigating to a degree the perplexing| §is pinner concert. 390 MIrth ‘and mustc. tional League of Women Vnuglnfnd the | AR o Park View Lops,aim rooms: Tot and e problem of fitting A multitude of sta- 6108 Bors; dance. §:00—Orchestra. N Natfonal Broadcasting Co., will feature | 3-0° M7 A0 0 "aung overlooking park. Swiigs and hammocks on ‘ LEARN ANOT! Tions fo only a few wave lengths. This{ & '00—Me - SOUTHERN. & dinner hour program, beginning over A . frerlooklng DA S ¥ MIDDLERAUFF. f o 8 ina hour. a WRC thi ning at 6 o'clock. 11:10 a.m.—Household economy. | L A N G U A G ong-wave stations abl 3 ular) > b 7 e spe W - ™ » i @ - " vk, ated i the hewly Tevised | 272.6—WPG Atintic Oity—1.100 3 Bookman: orsen. | ke eratic plaks on | WMAL—Waskhington Radio Forwm | inquest, but that she refused to abide | MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. _ || Haait o f0"Sias b gn broadoasting stations S g-Quen: dinner concert. 10:00—Dance music. prohibition, emphasizing their political (241.8 Meters—1,240 Kilocycles). by his orders. RE AND P & || class instruction. uced 4 by Lawrence D. Batson of the | $:33—LaTERuic gy ehve: dance 9—WEB_ Atlanta—630 slinificance us well a8 considering them | 6:35 pm—<Thirty Club" L nw. ehooe || TS pppp rpiar LEsSON tates Department of Com-| g berling S rom s 5. | 7:15 pm.—Dance Program by “The S STORAGE FOR | tas ST 3o Bathe: orsan (3 howre): 3 00— Bvereats nour. There will he & 21-station hook-up for | Brockway Band i ATLANTICOGITY. Dpaca on || Berlitz School of Languages international radio tele- 285.5—WBAL Baltimore—1.050 rve=Caliequos - Beciatos, | the addresses g | U8 pm—Oorrect ttme. 3eustoal pro= | = e S 1115 Connecticut Avenus . “already ratified by the| 4 lon mustc 310.5—=WJAX Jucksonville—880 A program of American music, writ- | gram by Institute of Musical Art of Pho; d Enivping. mederats |\ Yy effective next January 1, 6:30~Dinner music. 7:00—Trio. ten by modern American composers | Washington. JEFFEM £ 08 o o] S l s of long-wave channels| g | A st | especially for American orchestras, will | 9 pm.-—Musical program by “The | N\, TRANEPER & &2 T AND AVOID for broadcasting under — §:00—2 5 | o mp:gxu‘mn' ‘program. be offered by the Seiberling Singers at | Honolulans.” \‘f A OrT! -Amer}t‘::,r‘x ;A A) r: !q’ss(’ev & Noss. Hiwe SRS . WEEI Sustea—ibo —WIHAS Lonleville—030 { TR0 ook | 79:45 p.m. — Concert by “The Bern- _st._n.w._Fr 8153 _ — order to preclude lnl;-‘r‘;w ""“"““"-."“é“‘pm el m“.'"'l o i Akt\»;({w-g‘n(‘rtwr\;:‘(:‘g“ré\l?‘.w:h;"n:lm )xm{ heimer Trio.” iy & Y pecial fixed and mol nd. ms. 8:00—] dy hour. nusic ¢ & y e last 10:15 p.m.—News flashes. ol 4 g | 7 3—gelverling Singers | SiS-—geready bowr. ' | half popular numbers by the American | 1:30 P T1:30 pm-—Radio Movie | LONG DISTANCE MOVING N hey are generally regional 9:00—Clicquot. Eskimos. | 9:30—Studio concert. | song writer Walter Doraldson. will be | Glub, featuring the “Palace Gang.” e 100 | “rne w "5 | 461.3—WNAC Boston—650 | 336.0—WEM Nashville—800 offered during Eveready Hour at B p.m DAVIDSON ZRanseee.s | aoRAN, e aropean stations have utilized these| 4:00—Ted and His Gane. | #:00—Voters' service At 9 o'clock the Clicquot Eskimos will | WRC—National Broadcasting Co. | & STORAGE € “NTAGARA” (20.000 tons), Sept. I el and found them highly ef-| $:06Juvenle Smilers. 1 IR D st offer a number of lively selections. The (468.5 Meters—640 Kilocycles). DEVONSHIRE 107 N S NW. _ Msin ¢ i Sail from Vancouver, B. C. v. especially for aaytime recep- | =y 9:00—Bskimos: dinmer ‘music isubst‘u\u‘m evening program over the| 3 . —Play-by-play account of the | & K = - For n'a'fi"?én.“%’.' c}wfl:‘vlmt;::,.‘ Pac, Rail tion. American stations might do lke- | 1: jcal program., o | s e e etation includes “Works of Groat Com. | washington-Cleveland base ball game IEPFTRSON 34 Bororeen hadian_Austraiasian - Line wise, but they never have. The reason| 80— Programe (2 hours . posers” At 9:30. “Slumber Music” at|propdeast by Thornton Fisher from the | o tings St.. W. Vancouver, B. €. is that few. if any, Aw-vican radio $02.8—WGKR Buffalo—AB0 ! 254.1—WRVA Richmond—1,180 | i S ith ss-l.rmrms by | studio of The Star. | - — manufacturers have uatertaken to 28— . o :fl;‘*’ {V!fld{rlj,;:\ 1T":d 5”;“";"1;1 Village Or- | 4:30 p.m—Jolly Bill and Jane. p P build long-wave receiving sets for any | oy : . | O e, h . ‘m:’“'r'l‘ldf; Bht. ol pro.| ? pam—Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. Washington to Baltimore many s oo So—an0 by . oy i BT —Bas s, C y | thelr Joag-wave Seostvers, | e e Y T B05. Eoth Thimbess Wil e presedsd | OLine Amcolated Prees and The B- | sathrnss o4 i sl o S Except for their simultancous short- = - | 10:00_Slumbe: S = i ning Star. | it days at 4 3 e perations. American broadeast- | 35 WOR programs. | g |5 & Prouram of muslc by the Instttute| 6 pm—Voters' Service—Speskera, MOVE s e (o Rates. "fim curaTrr waTsR 00 <—and that means those in all coun- 10°00—Dance music 4283—WLW Cincinnati—100 of Musical Art of Washington, which | vy Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. | s S ew Raten THE GRFATEST WATER OUTING jes of the Americas—have never un- 535.4—WTIC Hartford—360 glb—mmui S?m:’vtx‘:'('fllfi'l talk “r““l‘ be put nn”lht: air at 8 o'clock. “The | pabel Walker Willebrandt. | ::n ln"rg::n.li";? mo. and up. Ex- dertaken to_leave the medium-wave| S0 Dinoer BUSC. iyiures [ g_—-*ltu”rjn‘:o“ Jo,ixm Do MR Bl B pm_The De Soto Orchestra. Loid for shi>- NORTH 104 5 550 to 1,500 kilocycles (545 | 2:90— %0 -Gembox hour. - L e | 7 pan.—Musical Miniatures. Itimore Virginia oy, s hand has but 96| dos Parmnme | 19:00—Tommy Tucker Boss. | o NAA and WRHF will have their usual | 7:30 p.m—Selberling Hour. T E;'.‘,M, wave lengths, with the 10-kilocycle | 8:30—Sundaes; Eekimos | S T s [SREEER Ry T e 8 p.m.—Eveready Hour. 7th Street Wharf S.W. scparation between channels | 300.1—WABC New York—070 | 6:00—Voters' service. | i 3 4 9 gnmn_nsujgl:;‘r’gegs Hime and works Employ Both Bands. 3:00—Music; dinner prosram. | g30—Dinner music. Fire Destroys Radio Station. | of great composers. In Europe. on the contrary, stations 38 Dance g £00- ready hour The naval radio compass station at 10:20 p.m.—Slumber Music. have e Ghe very beginning of pro- 00 —_Orehestra arid sonss. | R — Charleston, S. C., was p’\’n out of com-| 11 p.m—Weather forecast. FAMERIOAN FLAX, WEEKLY gram broadcasting employed both the| 10:00—Dance music. | mission recently When fire destroyed the | _11-12_p.m.—Madrillon and Spanish 30 Rowem b medium-wave band now usedmon the 260.7—WCAU Philadelphia—1.150 aml';:;r‘;:‘nrfl"fll"‘—’” power house. Navy officers say the sta- | Village Orchestra. a0 ='.:.- -t — Ame: ce nts and certain bands 6:00—Harmony Pour 00— tion will resume operation about Au- American Plan, Daily, $4.80 of longer waves. In fact, when an| 100~ Flanieton Bave, Quis 500 Brercads nout- gust 15. SR S E—— 'SPECIAL PAMILY RATES effort was made at the recent interna- m%:m“, music (2 hours). 9:00—Clicquot Eskimos. 6:45 a.m.—Tower health exercises. Romning weter, eheetrieity. -,—u location. tional radio parley at Washington t0| 4052 WHI-@IAT Philadeluhie—340 9:30—Futurists. 7:15 a.m—Parnassus Trio. Qomn View, e s Yoe v’m""": mit all broadcasting to the medium E 440.9—~WCX-WJIR Detroit—880 RADIO’S BEST OFFERINGS 7:30-7:50 a.m.—Cheerio. ‘n—.flpflw? Lo band vigorous protest was raised by 3 6:00—Vocal and features. 9:45 am.—Parnassus Trio. T T s e the delegates from such countries as ;&g&:ng 19‘}"5 :00—Voters’ service; prohibition 10:15 a.m.—Radio Household Insti- Germany, France, Finland and Sweden. | 335 Dance music. § oS Birie planks — WEAF, WTIC, | |tute The result was that the treaty mak- 315.6—KDKA Pittsburzh—980 1900 Heda Appie Gius, T WWRJ%R' v;'gYAG'Wva%SHWm' | pr:?\: e e ATLANTIC CITY s ed n the use of some chan- " v 5 4 3 AE, & . ;‘:xs.?minmm.- band from 150 to 224 $52.7—WW4 Detroit—850 WHAS, WSM. WBT, WSAL 10:45 a.m.—Clothes for the College PO e S Sloeycles (2,000 to 1340 meters) for 6:00—Dinner music: C. W. Hamp. 8:00—Eveready Hour; two part Girl," by Ellen Roberts. Capacity 2. American AN coalh v | 7:30—Seiberling Singers. - 11 a.m.—Organ recital. rooms have private bath. ‘hestra. breadeasting. These are the same waves b TR, program—WEAF. WEEL 11:45 5. m~—-Pulais 'Or Orchestrs. Dancing. ing privileges. that might be opened to American 00—Chioauot. Eskimos. WJAR, WFI, WRC. WGY, lflv.g “m‘ Siky Rkndes, baritens. FRANCKLE & COPE, Managers broadcasting should a market for sets : ce - music. WGR, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, ppri - X Clodtar ; G T colled to tune in the longer waves be 10:30—Sering Pickers. WSAI, WHAS, WSM. WSB | yflower Orcl a. g Tennessee Ave, & Bewch 11 o . | 00— 2 p.m.—Parnassus Trio. ereated. o . . . 8:00—La Palina FHour. band, | | 5 {50 “uryvestments for Women,” ASTROSathins from I - Upiess the Federal Radio Commission Lightning Writes on Film. | quartets and solos—WOR, bt i d rooms. Priv. . | by Jeanne Carpenter. ifacturers get together in Light has been made to write its WCAU, WNAC, WEAN, by 1 ” 5 1t L 8:30—Constitutional high spots. g 52 | WFBL, WMAK. wcao. | | —_— . e market in this country, i 7:00—Music. biography with a pencil of electrons on WJAS, WADC, WAIU, WEKRC, | Short-Wave Splns Ocean. iy the: the long-wave bands would | [:3¢—Trio: studic, la photographic film by means of a de- WGHP, WSPD, WMAF. | b be up. It is possible, but not . vice set up in the laboratory of the| | 9:00—Clicquot Eskimos; spark- ARCACHON, _France (#).—Pierre probabie. Sets with colls that can tune General Electric Co. This apparatus ling melodies—WEAF, 1, | | Auschitzky, amateur operator, reports in stations on the channels in the is known as the “cathode ray oscillo- WTIC, WJIAR, WTAG, WCSH, | he has talked to the United States on medium band--and there are few which graph,” and has proved of great value WFI, WRC, WGY, WGR, 10 meters. He recently “spoke” C. K. take in even this whole range of fre- to those engaged in the study of the WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAI, Atwater, 2JN, of Upper Montclair, N. J., Qquencies—would be able to fire damage by lightning, says the Penn- WHAS, WSM, WSB, WBT. for half an hour, reception being good o e i N far into the long-wave bands. sylvania P. S. Committee. at both stations. R€) Tennemee Ave, oot '"l'ifi Dintag Do Shasiek thus would have to buy per_person. _Bathi R. - Capacity 200 Passengers sets specially equipped to get special —_ BEACH HAVEN, N. J. &t Oe Time wa m\:"unxiot '{unmez .t& nor: y e e e & mal broadeast wave, so & long-wave Glass-enclosed and broad hus the listener would need & - . medium waves and another for the long A i g —er gt beautifully furnished ‘waves. i A M-A% ’I‘gv;:. B X o sains: l&l‘i!!! and social rooms. f the recent experimen e e . . uxe bedroom suites. s, e the Tasme of uionN hay ggver cure guq Georisman's Feradise. 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