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CAPPER IS FORUM SPEAKER TONIGHT Differences Between East and West on Farm Aid and Tariff Topic. Differences which have arisen be- tween the East and the West in connec- tion with tariff revision and farm relief legislation will be discussed by Senator Clwfl of Kansas in the National Radio Forum tonight over WMAL and a coast- to-coast neb;l’k of Columbia -Broad-: ions. by The Evening d by the Columbia ystem, will be bmdun at the usual time, from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. Senator Capper will ‘discuss the .question from the standpoint of the wme.mer since he believes the East should awaken to the economic needs of 't West and give that section of more considera lation and nn'.hnnl udmlnumtlcn. Another tstanding ‘WMAL's u:h.dule tonight lu : unlque broadcast of a Hollywood premiere, in ‘which 20 or mm of the most famous stars of lollywood, Colman's “Condemned” will be having | pe its first night. Many Screen Notables. Movie stars who have been definitely announced as pnmclpanu in the broad- cast include Colman himself, Vilma , Dolores Del Rio, Corinne Grif- fith, and nwp&!mmm'maup before the microphone in this unusual pro- gram. Microphones will be placed inside and outside the theater, picking up the sounds of the crowds as well as the events in connection with the premiere .h pat th story of “Chi- A dramatization of the of “Chi- be broadcast from 9 tof oy has mad musical menu of show pieces, including numbers from “Prince Igor” and “If I ‘Were King.” The Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Club, under direction of Walter T. Holt, zrnoorn m’ornm at 4 o'clock with a 15- minute recital. 2L e s 9 Major “Chain” Features TONIGHT. 7:00—“Amos ’n _Andy"—WRC and N. B. C. network. 8:00—Sunshine hour; Gladys Rice, soprano, and Rudy Vallee Andhlsorehes'.n— WRC and N. B. C. net- ‘work, 8:30—Champion _Sparkers; WLW, WLS, KWK and WREN. 9:30—True Detective Mystery; dramatization of “Chi- cago's Shelk Killer."— WMAL and C. B. S. net- work. 10:00—Victor Hour; Shilkret Or- chestra and _ soloists— WRC and N. B. C. net- 10:00— Atwater Kens pro m; dance music—WJz, %‘Bz WE, W, WJR, KWK. WRENKDKA and WGN. 3 10:30—National Radio Forum; Senator Capper of Kan- WMAL and C. B. 8. u:oo—muoml Grand Opera ; “The Secret of Su- mne"—WRJC and N. B. network. 11 lo—Premler of the motion picture “Condemned,” at Hollywood; 20 film stars ;;IMAL and C. B. S.net~ GOODYEAR—HOOD KOKOMO—FISK MILLER—UNITED STATES F REE TUBE IID THREE YEARS BEN HUNDLEY 3436 14th St. NW. 1320 14th St. N. 1010 Pa. Ave. N. Fannie Bri te er, that an _additional FISHER AND FEIST MERGE IN RADIO MUSIC COMPANY National Broadecasting System Joins, With Aylesworth as_ Chairman of the Board, By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, Doumhnr 8. o = —Ornnl (:a{-l mlxhlhmn. with the )l;‘o :E c e Na- tional Broadcasting Ca. as one of the incorporators, was announced yester- ii;y !.noorpqntlm papers were flled hu H. Ayles- lent, of u:e Nmmu.l Bronl e be chairman of of the countty, is _'snnvn?“c.hm lent. un‘: mblflndmbe“ indicgted. that mt G y m“ il be. % Broadcasting . be m‘g&‘“ WILBUR BACKS ROAD | Supports Plan for Seattle-Fair-| o tion in matters of legis-| < v banks Highway, Co-operative action : between United States and Canada to :ruueuso; of m aytomobile’ terday memd the qefinite hmiuw secn Interior Wilbur. pared ma which have been forwarded to_the Canadian officials. The distance from Seattle to Fairbanks is approximately 2,000 miles, but only about 750 miles of new construction will be necessary t.o connect the two points. Most of e' hllh?wfll be on medh: fory, v\rmfllyun Ve SYDNEY TO ;BROADCAS_T.. Australian Program to Be Resent in U, 8. by KDKA. of Suflfin 2ME, in 8 mm rebroadcast at 8 oeloek tomor- mv mo W to testify on the feasibilif & - STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, DATENSIVE RADIO INQURY PROMISED. Senate COmniittee to' l:Ieér Chairman Young of R. C. A. Next Monday. BY MARLIN CODEL. . A searching inquiry into all farms of radio communication, and leularly their ‘relationship to the wi systems. romised in the hear- the Senate committee on interstate’ commerce has resumed on the. Couzéns bill to create a commission on communications to supercede the pres- ent Federal Radio Commission. * ‘The hearings, which were purgued in somewhat desultory fashion last Spring, have resumed under the guidance of T s, el o gage nate committee, opened by guestioning William B. Ter- rell. the nd}u chief of the m of Gomumerce, the committee nge hu'umr into_tadio's problems w en it Qwen D, You chnlrmln of the boll'd of the rporation- ‘of the | Ametics, to testify next onany. One Session Meantime. Only one session will be held in the meantime. . Saturday. the committee wtu call Joseph Eas member of the Interstatc Commerce Commission, ity of transfer- ring the present authority of that body over interstate telegraphy and telephony to the proposed new commission. As the hearmgs progress through the Winter months the witnesses wiil: in- clude such lendeutln nhe commm\ma On se KDKA has successfully rebroad programs of the Sydney station. ——————e The first German air raid on Eng- land fook uuuyursm,onnt- cember 24, 1914, "obtainin; |t know. whether thy _m the lum wmlo opl: Sarnoff. general manager of the Radio Oornm’l'.bn of America; Newcomb Carl- president of the Western Union; Cllnnu Ma tal Tel Atwater Kent, B. J. Oflnb!. well Crosley and many the chargs the fiel subjects for consideration nht\v- the Cougens bill, as drawn ugobs Greene, reveals an intention eter- mine also whether braldmuru stations u:d netwarks shall be classed as com- mon carriers and be required to serve blic on demand, as must other l’“ “mfle:ummc"r Riring the qw%m Mr. p l’ohtl in Cnflp:tlu'm. A point was made of the fact that the National ‘Broadcasting' Co. recent fused to place on its network the ceedings ‘of &°birth corntrol confere ce m nme chain also excluded its com- petitor from broadcasting Ramsey Mac- donmu recent.speech in.New Ym-k by an_ exclusive arrangement. eeler, in particylar, wanted there were saféj provide for the broad- sides of any controversy. for a ;eqflllaehwgt of m' equal radlo’ facilities contes peligeal fnctons ¢ { < Senator- Mz, Terrell expressed the that, for the m‘!:“ o owher she t & news) T ro rietor Chevrolet Late 1929 Landau Se- dan, used very little; looks like new. 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Proper sal ds the puhuo interest unt:;my eg“ I;y licensing auf s e rell llld. ‘The radio chief of the Department of Commerce revealed for the nm ume that the Federal Radio called upon his force to malnuln l check on certain broadcasters b; ing down stenographic records of whnt they say. He referred !peciflcllly w Stations KWKH, Shreveport, La., an WHAP, New York City. Radio Storm Centers. ‘These particular broadcasters have been storm centers of radio, but no ac- tion has ever been taken against them by the Federal Radio Commission, on the ground that it has no censorship uthorit; ¢ H yuh.lnn station has been cited 4 Hvflréous uses, and its owner, W. ender- : has constantly been at sword's pnmt wlth the commission. and with O. Sykes of th southern Framae 730 to 8 Suation WMAL “Gude’s Garden Listen tn, then the very next | time you have nccnlon to It With Gude's Flowe: 4 Flower Shops for Your Convenience. radio zope in particular, The latest| complaint about him has been from chain store interests, which he has been attacking on the afr. Mr, Terrell agreed that unifled Fed- eral control over communications fa- cilities was desirable. He criticized the present zone system of administering radio. He told the committee that there was_much less controversy over radio in the days when it was in the hands of the Department of Commerce than there is now, with control vested in the Federal Radio Commission. Most of the commissioners testified a the hearings last Bpring, but all, el’ some of them, may be recalled during the present inquiry. 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