Evening star., 1924-02-15
RADIO NEWS

An hour-and d-fifteen-minute concert
Navy Band will feature the program
tonight of WRC. Charles Benter will
handle the baton. Other musical
treats on the program include con-
certs by Rosey's Concert Trio, which
Is we'll known to WRC's audience,
and the Aloha Players. Addresses will
be made bv Homer. j. Councillor.
chairman of the Mems Organized
Bible Class Association; Oliver NJ.
Maxam, chief of the division of
operations of the coast guard, and
Rear Admiral L. w. Eberle, chief of
naval operations of the United States
Navy.
WCAP's program tomorrow night
will be broadcast of the annual
Board Of Trade. Artists known to
radio enthusiasts all over the coun-
try are on the entertainment pro-
gram. Among them are Roxy" and
some of his gang" from the Capitol
Theater in New York and Wendell
Hall, baritone and composer. who in
PRODUCES himself as the red-headed
music maker"
In order TO demonstrate to the
American radio fan the rapidity, dis
tance and accuracy with which code
messages are transmitted and re-
cetved. unique contest will be held
from WLW in Cincinnati February 81
after the regular musical program.
and those who can Cead or send code
should find 1t particularly interesting.
Details OF the contest will be given
that night in code. Edible hams
! valued at $75 Will be offered in prizes
to the hams who make the best
| records.
Prof. Charles Herbert Levermore.
| winner of the Rok peace plan, will
speak through WEAF tomorrow aft
ernoon at 1:45 o'clock. The address
| Will be broadcast from the Astor Ho-
| tel In New York. where Prof. Lever
more will appear before the Foreign
| Policy Association.
| Several letters to the radio editor
ask what Canadian station was
b.ro:a,dcasting. Wednesday night, two
! something like limited"
his was station CFCR, the Lauren
tide air service, Sudbury. Ontario.
IS. S. k" 14s4 10th street north
, west. asks the following:
VIII you or some fan kindly in
form me what station was transmit
ting at $3.50 last night February 13)
inc announcer said the = quartet will
by Lyman W Perkins The meterage
| on the dial was about $50. read
your radio page every night. and I
think 1t Is the best part of the paper.
! nope to See II increase very soon.
list OF dial settings with which you
can get stations on the Grebe Or IL.
me set has only two dials and it is a
four-tube set"
%. B. E." Irving street north
west answers the questio masked by
j. II. PHILLIPS, jr., other answers
having been published in this column
yesterday, and asks:
nat station signed off at . am.
Thursday. saying. Turn Off the juice
and let's go home. Goodnight every
body Also. what station is NAG.
They said they were testing"
stat station IN NAG (portablel. is the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
OF Boston, Mass.
HARRY l. vEfHMEYER, Benning.
will the. editor or some fan kindly
let me know through The Stars
radio news what station was broad
casting annie Laurie: sung. by a
"A
little, later. somthing like 1:15 am,
o Sole Mio' was being sung. was
this the same station?
Il picked these together with a
on my wonderful crystal set, but
there was so much outside jnterfer-
ence that could not clearly get the
call letters"
Alexandria radio fans are contem-
plating letter OF protest regarding
"a local broadcasting station which
they say habitually breaks In on the
the breaking in on the speech Of
President Coolidge in: New York. Dur
ing the speech. they say, they We're
interrupted several times when the
local station endeavored to get some
station in Canada.
III. v. d." 623 18th street northeast,
sends the following inquiry: Sunday
heard heard four piano selections, one of
which was entitled Back Home
This is station -. located on top of
a mountain was what l heard; then
two solos, which were followed by
l could not catch the first two letters.
but the last two were c and N. He
said C Is like Cleveland and n is like e
Norway. Au revoir.' After this he
made an. announcement In french.
Then he said "Good-night, everybody.
good might" and signed off.
"will some radio fan tell me what
station that was?"
&c. C. S." 1415 Longfelow street
northw est, asks the following:
Gould some fan please tell me
what station was broadcasting a. baS-
ket ball game between Kalamazoo
Normal School and another team
Tuesday night at about $3.50? They
were broadcastinE on about 2s4 me-
ters. The station had a very loud
generator hum"
III. l." writes:
ct would like to know IL some fan
could tell me what station was broad
casting fight Tuesday night? It
was a ten-round bout. The fighters
were Wilson and LaugEHn."
b. ]. MAURICE, Petworth, asks the
following:
Gould you kindly inform me
! through your splendid radio column
whether or not KDKA was rebroad-
casting the flrst session of the house
of commons in London at about am.
Tuesday night?"
r. G. GALLO wishes to thank j. H.
PHILLIPS for the reply to his ques-
tion in this column YESTERDAY. He
adds that the station Mr.. PHILLIPS
heard Sunday night about IL O'clock
announcing prize-winnerS was WTAS.
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