The Washington herald., 1922-11-08
Radio Flashes

II Radio Flashes
The National Radio Institute an.
nounces that 1t has successfully
placed several of its graduate stu
dents on ships during the past few
weeks. The institute Is considered
one of the foremost radio educa-
tional establishments in the coun-
try.
Donald Basin, one of the radio
experts of Woodward and Lothrop,
installed the receiving set used to
pick up the election returns last
| night at The Washington Herald
Basin Is well known in the local
'listeners-in" realm as an author
ity on radio.
To the Radio Editor:
l have noticed in the Radio
FLASHES of The Washington Herald
lists Of distant stations received by
local amateurs. i would like to
submit mine. as l think 1t Is the
longest list that will be seen in the
column. on one-step amplifier. The
stations are as follows
KDKA, Pittsburgh. Pa; KYw,
Chicago. ILL.,; WIZ, Newark. N. j.;
WBZ. Springfield. Mass: WGY, Sche-
nectady. n. y; WwJ. Detroit. Mich. !;
WSB. Atlanta, Ga; wOH, Indian
apolis. Ind; WHAS. Louisville, KY;
Tarkesburg. Pa: woo, Davenport,
Medford Hillside, Mass: wHB, Kan
sas City. Mo-: KSD. st. Louis. Mo. /:
WBAK, Harrisburg. Pa: wCAO,
Baltimore. Nd; Wink. Cleveland,
Ohio: WIFI, Philadelphia. Pa; /;
WEAF. New York, n. Y; wLw,
Cincinnati, Ohio: wBL Anthony,
kans.; wGM. Atlanta. Ga: wKM.
Memphis. Tenn: WBAP, Fort
Worth, Tex: WAAS. Decatur, Ca;
WNAC. Boston, Mass: KLZ. Den
yer, Colo: WDAJ. College Park. Ga. ::
| WDAP, Chicago. ILL.,: wOR, New
ark. n. J.; WIP. Philadelphia, Pa;
WAAC. New Orleans, La: wGR. Buff
falo. n. Y: WRP. Camden. n. j.;
WMH. Cincinnati. Ohio; wHAM.
Rochester, NJ Y: wNAA, West
Point. n. Y: WGAY. Madison, Wis. :;
WLAD. Minneapolis, Mimi; wHAZ,
Troy, n. Y: WWB, Canton, Ohio.
l also state that 1 use a single
circuit homemade tuner. / would
like the other radio fans to take
notice of this list of stations
CHARLES II. REITER, Jr.,
1922 Sixth street northwest.
When Donald Peck submitted his
list of stations received to the Radio
Flashes of The Washington Herald
he caused a great stir in the local
radio realm. approximately fifty
answers have been received by this
office in reply 70 Peck. This column
welcomes news from local amateurs
To the Radio Editor-Having seen
the letter from Donald Peck in
which he listed the stations he has
received. would like to subm
my list to the Radio Flashes of
The Washington Herald. am US
ing a one-tube homemade set with
a lfty-foot aerial. havee re-
ceived the following stations:
WGT. Ames. Iowa: wSB. Allan
ta. Ga; WGM. Atlanta. Ga; wKC.
Baltimore. Md; WCAO. Boston.
WGR. Buffalo. n. Y; wRP, Cam
den. n. J.; wDAP, Chicago. Ill;
AVW. Chicago, Ill: Voc. Daven-
port. Iowa; ;iWHAI. Davenport. Iowa:
WWJ, Detroit, Mich; WEAK, Har-
risburg. Pa: wDAK, Hartford.
Conn: WHB. Kansas City. Mo;
WHAS. Louisville. Ky: WNAK, Lap
burg. n. Y: WGI.' Medforri Hillside.
Mass: WIZ. Newark, n. j.: WAAM
Newark, n. J.; WOR. Newark. y. j.;
WEAF. New York, n. Y: wWZ.
New York. y. Y: WIP, Philadel-
phia. Pa: WOO. Philadelphia. Pa:
WEI. Philadelphia Pa: VIVA, Phil
adelphia. Pa: KDKA. Pittsburgh
Pa: WAX. Pittsburgh. Pa; wHAM
Rochester. n. Y: WBZ, Springfield,
Mass: WGY, Schenectady. N Y.
HUGH TAYLOR,
1434 Meridian place northwest.
The Hecht Company-WEAS-
nounces that it will broadcast the
most important news pertaining to
Cancer Week. beginning next Mon
day. 1t is observed by local am
ateurs that the Hecht Comvpny
invariably offers its cooperation to
civic organizations for the better
ment of the city.
1t was through the expert work
Of Henry II. Lyon, radio author
ity of White and Boyer, that The
Washington Herald. successfully re-
ceived the election returns last
| nights Lyon ranks with the fore-
most radio experts in the city.
Greenland Weather Station.