Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1930, Page 41

/ UTHERAN CHOR WAL FEATRE Program Tonight From Synod . Session in St. Louis. Other Events. ' Walther League a Capella Choir | Louis, idrected by William B.| present the musical por-| Lutheran hour tonight over a network of other Colum- ing System stations. itheran hour will originate in der sponsorship of the 's &n{ue of the Mis- of the Lutheran Church. Chorale Harme and “Now All the Woods Are Sleeping.” Annette Hanshaw, contralto, will fea- ture the Van Heusen program with & Tepetition of her famous interpretation of that melodious lament of a dance hostess, “Ten Cents a D: i o '3 the . orchestra, under the direction of Artzt, will play a number of popu- ‘melodies- Claud} G. Bowers to Speak. Claude G. Bowers, editor of the New World and keynpte at Democratic National vention in Houston in 1928, will be the Democratic radio rally. “The Colla) of an Adminis- tration” is his subject. A dramatic sketch ' depicting how Galileo worked out the of the will be the Hamilton Watch tation. The role of Galileo will by Coburn Goodwin, who ap- with Jane Cowl for the last e . 9 Major “Chain” Features ‘TONIGHT. 8:00—Flelschman’s _ Sunshine hour; Rudy Vallee and his orchestra—WRC and N. ; Or= and _soloists— WMAL and C. B. & net- work. 9:30—Maxwell hour; Rollick- ers Quartet and Willard Robinson’s . Ensemble — WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, KDKA, WSM and others. 9:30—Detective hour; dramatization — and C. B. . network. 10:00—R. C. A.-Victor hour; Rose Ponselle—WRC and N. B. C. network. 10:30—Democratic _radio rally; Claude G. Bowers— ‘WMAL and coast-to-coast C. B. 8. network. 11:30—Lloyd Huntley’s Orches- tra; dance music—WRC and N. B. C. network. HOSTS OF STATIONS ROAM OVER COUNTRY Use by 0il Companies Results in Discovery of Deposits Esti- mated at $100,000,000. All unknown to the general run of radio listeners, hosts of perambulating radio stations—no less than 1,000 of them—are roaming the highways and byways of the land on missions of various sorts. More than half of them are being transported from place to place, mainly il the Southeastern States, by scientists in the employ of ofl companies who have enlisted the aid of radio for geo- physical explorations for oil and min- erals. One leader in this fleld has esti- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBEB. 23, 1930. RADIO SUCCESSFUL CATCHING ROBBERS Twenty More Cities Apply for Permits to Equip Police Departments. By the Associated Press. The daylight bank ¥obber and other criminals who depend upon .a quick getaway to execute their crimes are running afoul of an instrument they have been unable to convert to their own uses—the radio as used by police. Radio-mobilized dragnets of fleet po- lice automobiles have reduced to minimum the precious minutes: head. way the bandits have depended upon for escape. & notable decrease in crime of this class has been reported to the Federal Radio Commission by the score and ten cities and one State in which B:hlloe radio service has been estab- Success of the system in most of these cities has caused 20 more to ap- ply for radio permits. Seen for Every City. Commissioner Harold A. LaFount predicted today that within a short time every American city of a 100,000 population or more would u& the system. He noted that because po- lice systems operate on wave lengths that are exceedingly difficult of inter- ception, the criminals have no oppor- tunity to turn the radio to their own use to fight back. The commisison especially changed | R its regulations to adopt a policy that would permit establishment of the sys- tem in municipalities. It designated frequencies for the work, which permit the use of the same channels by sev- eral citles in the same geographical mated that more than $100,000,000 | area, worth of new oil deposits have been located by means of radio. Other such stations are mhyndw \ for ‘8easons. Dance music by Lioyd Huntley's Or- | I mmflu and a detec- dramatization are among Columbia | oth tan Opera N mhmn.o.%-%mmm night over WRC an er Natior Oof stations, She will sing arias lamous operas as well as some of the songs so popular with her concert audiences. Included in the program will be an aria from the last act of Verdl’s “Don Carlos,” two songs by Sodero, aria rosario out the ical dog sledge watts and several of only 7', watts. Several universities have licenses fo» bles which are used for student ruction in fleld strength Rossini. | m classi rangl senet’s “Under the Elms” to the over- fl ture to Thomas’ “Mignon.” Moot Sorte Tt O SERVICE—as satis- | factory as the Oil. 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