Evening star., 1924-03-27
RADIO NEWS

Dance music by the Better ole Or
chestra and a concert by the Lee
House Trio. with a fair sprinkline
or vocal selections, are features on
the program tonight of WRC. Sam
Wigler, tenor; Charles T. Tittmann,
bass; Fred East, baritone; Athbs Bar
rington Guy, tenor, and Nina Piozet
are the vocalists. All are well known
10 WRCs audience
The first OF the series of complete
Spanish program planned by KDKA
. especially for the South American
continent will be broadcast tonight
from the Pittsburgh station. The an
nouncements, music and other num-
herS on the program will be given in
spanish. The music also will consist
solely OF Spanish compositions.
WY will broadcast tonight the
Lincoln Trio's rendition of the popu-
lar old negro spirituals, the songs
which Abraham Lincolt loved so we'll.
Belle Bart, Americans youngest as
trologIcal authority and the first of
ner profession to broadcast horoscope
by radio, is scheduled to again al
dress WOR's audience Saturday night
F.. r. F'aEes. 7S It street northwest
further explains the broadcast of sta
elon WBBG, Mattapoisett,. Mass. last
sunday morning about ] 80 O'Clock
which sent thrill through MANY
local lIstenersin who believed thev
had picked up Manchester, England.
He writes the radio editor as fol-
lows:
Thought some of your readers
might be interested in the reply 7
nave just received from WBBG to INV
inquiry as to what he meant when at
80 am Sunday he said, "Day is
breaking played THE Star Spangled
Tanner and signed off at '6:35 am.
Greenwich meridian time The reply
nf WBBG reads:
We were testing with an amateur
in England around 80 f. S. T.. try
often worked him in code. Five hours
difference eastern standard and
greenwich meridian time"
r T. X. sends this to the radio
Perhaps You can help me out on
the following:
Saturday night Cor rather Sunday
mornfng) at sc am. after The
Star Spangled Banner had been
played, the announcement was heard
Station NAL Mattapoisett, Mass
cape Cod-Manchester, England.
signing off at 6:35 am Would like
70 know what the above announce
cert had been broadcast from.
another question: Someone at a
aeemingly distant station sang Till
We Meet Again. at 1:12 am. Sun
day. Could not catch the call num-
Der nor station.
Also. can you tell me what sta
ton played on Kimball piano be-
tween IL and 1915 am, Monday,
somewhere in Illirois-call letter
started with w and had four letters"
Tha
is found above. IXAL is the test
station of wBBG, the latter using
..he slogan, 1.-THE Voice from Cape
cod"
JAMES f. McGEARY. zoos 3rd
street northwest, makes this inquiry:
Sunday morning received a
Canadian station on 44O meters. The
Il. S. T. The letters were &C. I
am quite certain that it was not
CFCF. Could you inform me what
station it was?"
E D. writes that during the speech
Of Frederic William Vile broadcast
from WRC Tuesday night he heard
family the voice of woman OBJ
yiously addressing multitude. he
would like to know what station this
was coming from
G. C. s., Mount Pleasant, makes the
following inquiry:
"Wednesday night at 1880 / caught
portions of an announcement as fol-
lows:
1--WE will operate on 9,000----'
and Immediately following something
a bout the 'Eiffel Tower
1T was badly broken up by an
other announcement, which l could
not identify at all, and Immediately
followed by market reports from
station / could not identify either.
Can you or some other fan help
me as to both the stntions quoted
and the one giving the market re-
port2"
Garret and basement mold many