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VICTOR COMPANY
PLANS SERIES OF
1926 BROADCASTS

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Following
the first international broadcasting of
famous artists of concert and the
opera, on New Years night, the Vic
tor Talking Machine Company is ex-
pected to announce within the next
few days details of its plans for the
additional radio concerts to be put
on this season. In announcing the
Mccormack ori concert. it was stated
by the Victor company that it was the
first of a series. Plans for the sec
ond concert in this series are nearing
completion, and the date and the
artists to be heard will be given out
shortly.
This years programs will feature
some Of the foremost operate and
concert artists in the world. Station
WIZ Of the Radio Corporation OF
America, and the other stations of the
r. c. 4. net work are being used.
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S. Just A. Suburb When VICAR Broadcasts Letters Prove
Tune In Tonight
SUNDAY. JANUARY 10.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10.
1890 n. IN. KDKA. services. WORD.
lO:.s a. m. KFNF. NJ. e, church.
KPRC. choir. services
IL 200 a. m. KFpM, services. KFRU.
sermon. WBAP. services. WoAI.
services.
1880 IN. koA. services.
1880 p. m. wBAP, kiddies' hour.
2:sO p. M. wFAA, farmers nour.
$500 p. m. KFNF. Sunday school.
KDKA. recital. vespers. wEAF,
wsAI. wLIB, concert. wLw. or
400 p. IN. KFAB, services. sermon.
musicale. KMA, services. K0A.
music hour. wDAF. vespers.
$50 p. IN. KDKA, concert
$500 p. m. XII. vespers. WIS. pre-
lude. woAw. Mrs. Gray. woK.
varied musical program.
s:IS p. IN. ksp. concert orchestra
$3.50 y. IN. KTNF. Golden Rule Circle.
wFAA. Bible class. WIS. choir.
organ. Voc. services.
6:45 y. m. KDKA. services.
1900 y. m KYw. Sunday school club.
webb. artists. WORD. Evsnsong,
1880 p. m. KFNF. Christian church,
KPRC. musical program. WFAA,
services. WHO, orchestra. WLW'
7:4s p, m. woAI. services. wsAI. con-
CERT hcEilpntllef "Gbs eti rvs
800 y. m. KFDM, services. KPO. or
chestra. music. wCBD, soiolst
quartette. WoJ. skylarks. wsB
services
s:ls p. m. wEAF. wLIB. KsD
wcCO, wSAI, Atwater Kent hour
$3.50 D. m KPO, orchestra concert
XII, Nightly Doings. WFAA. plan
list. wLw. orchestra. KoA, SER
vices.
$500 D. m. KTHs. ensemble. staff ar
lists XII. organ. XIII. services
program. xxx, services. WIZ
WGY. violinist. wOAW. services
WORD. music.
9:15 p. m. WSAI. orchestra, program
wLIB. orchestra. popular program
$3.50 p. m. KGO. services. kYW. con
cert. WFAA. Colleglans. WHIT
program. Back Home.
q:45 d. m. Voc. orchestra.
1890 p. m. KJR, orchestra. program
KTHS, orchestra. frolic.
1910 p. m. KGO. Wagnerian program
1O:45 D. m. KPSN. program, vocalists
1900 y. m. WBAP. music.
1850 p. m. WKRC, Swiss Garden or.
chestra.
1900 m. wBBM. Nutty Club. orchestra
WKRC, popular program.
Copyright, 1926. by Audio Service.
Chlcago.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
ny HUNTERS HEAR
CAPITAL RADIO NOW

WASHINGTON, Jan. Con
WINGED that there is still a large army
of distance hunters" not only in the
East but in the Middle West, Station
WRC has arranged to present two
midnight programs every week for the
benefit Of these listeners. The late en-
tertainment will be presented on Tues
day night by Otto f. Beck. organist
and the Meyer Davis lie Paradis Band,
and on Saturday night by "Crandall's
Saturday Nighters," and one of the
capitals dance orchestra. The Tues
day program will follow WRCs regu-
lar evening entertainment at IL 80,
and will be continued until after ]
o'clock Wednesday morning. The Sat
urday night lae program will last
until the wee small hours Of Sun
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
CROSLEY SAYS RADIO
WON'T LOSE INTEREST

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Jan. 9.-The
merchandising possibilities in radio
will reach the saturation point far
in advance of the time when the fan
will allow his interest to be satsned
with radio and its possibilities as a
science. In other words, when the
last enthusiast among the increasing
millions who form the buying pub
lie today has purchased his set, the
interest in the scientific development
Of wireless will have just begun to get
started.
This view Of the situation comes
from Powell Crosley, who used his
prediction as foundation for the be-
lief that radio will remain in the eek
perimental' stage for the average fan
for many years.
Radio sets will become as perfected
as the photograph. as simple Of opera
ton as the automobile. in Mr.. Cros-
ley's opinion. vet this will not abate
the fans curiosity in the fundamentals
Of the science in the future.
For few years in the automo-
bile industry" said Mr.. Crosley,
"there was craze TO know the me
chanical operation Of the automobile
motor and the details of car construc-
ton. Today hardly an individual
knows the mechanism of his car thor
oughly and for every driver who is n
thorough mechnnician there are TWEEN
ty-fiye who know only how to drive
and who not only do not know hut
care less as to how the car oper-
ates.
"This will not be the case in radio.
In this new industry the more per-
fected the science becomes as n prac-
teal thing the more will the inter
est OF the layman increase instead of
diminish.
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Off the Air

SUNDAY.
KFKX. KENO. wMAo, VINO, VII,
VOL, WOs. CNRo. PWX, wBPI. WANG.
WGHP. WHAZ, wOR. WRC, wTAM,
WHAN, WJR,, KFOA, XIX. KWSc.
MONDAY.
KFDM, KENO KIDS. KYw. wMBs.
webb, WBCN. WCBD. VICES. WHAs.
WHIT. VIVID. WIS. wMAQ. woo. woJ.
wGN. wL1B, CKAC. PwX. WEBB, WIFI.
WY. wRC. wREo. XIII, KPSN.
TUESDAY.
xxx. KFUo. WAND. Will, wJAD.
WBBR. wCAP. WHAz, WILT. WOO.
WOR. wTAM. KFOA. XIX, KoA, KwsC.
WEDNESDAY.
KFDM, KIDS. wCBD. wFAA. VINO.
wOAw. CKAC, wBBR, WIFI. WGBS.
WHAR, WHAz, WIP. WY. WPG, WRC.
WREO. KGO, KPSN.
THURSDAY.
RFAB. KFDM. xxx. KENO, KFUo.
WJAD, WOWL, WSUI WSM, KIDS,
CKAc. PwX, WANG. WEBB. wBPI.
wHAz, WILT, WOO, WoR. wTAM.
CNRo. KFoA. XIX, KoA. Kwsc.
FRIDAY.
KENO. KFUo. KPRc, wcBD. wKRc
WLw: WsUI' KLPs. Wo SI' WEI
wHAz. wIP, wREo. wMAK. wTAM,
wHAM, KGo. KPsN.
SATURDAY.
KFDM. xxx. KENO. KFgo, wJAD
wCBD, WHO. woAN. wos, woI
wCAP. wCAU WICK. WEBB. NGR
wGHP. wHAz. WILT. WOO. WAC,
VITO. WEEI. WAR, CFAc. kFOA'
kin, KWSC.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
GERMAN RADIO FIRMS
ENJOYING PROSPERITY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Ger.
man radio situation is gradually clear-
ing. according to Trade Commissioner
Miller, who recently made a trip from
Berlin to certain large German man
ufaeturing plants. Siemens & Halske
and Siemens 4 Schuckert A. G. have
combined their plants, he says. They
report business as fairly good. in spite
of general depression throughout the
country.
The combined factories Of these
producers, which employ $1,000 work.
men, are reported as quite active"
A number of small firms recently
tried to get into the radio manufac-
turing industry, but most of them
failed.
Within another year, it is believed,
the radio industry in Germany will be
operating normally. Most of the sets
and parts manufacturing will prob
ably remain in the hands of the lars-
er companies. the A. y. G. and the
Telefunken COMPANY. be states.
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j, :. AMATEURS
MYST|F|ED BY
\. J.D.

GARDEN CITY, long ISLAND,
n. Y.-Amateur radio circles in this
district are mystified by recent radio
conversation between station 2GY,
located here, and an unidentified radio
station signing itself HID. Accord
ing to those who overheard the mes
sages travelling back and forth. the
operator Of HID used very poor Eng
lish, repeating each letter three times,
and that he concluded his message
with the Phrase "holy smoke, your
sigs sure travel"
The mystery became still further in
yolved when adviccs from British
amateur station OH informed the
operators of the American station,
which is the center of activities in the
Radio Broadcast Eveready short wave
experiments. that he overheard the
radio conversation with the mystery
station. HID has also been heard by
an amateur station in Cape Town,
South Africa. But Investigation has
revealed no further information re-
garding the unidentified station. al
though there is no doubt that 1t is
MANY thousand miles from here.
2GY has already EXCHANGED mes
saees with New Zealand, Chile, Eng
land and other foreign countries. using
yery short wave lengths and low power
derived from "B' batteries such as are
used for broadcast reception purposes.
The experiments being conducted are
demonstrating the extraordinary pos
sibilities of short wave TRANSMISSION
with even less power than is used bv a
30 candlepower electric light bulb
messages have been sent nearly hall
way around the word with transmit
ter no larger than the usual broadcast
receiver.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
CANADA FROWNS
ON SQUEAL|NG
RADIOS

OTTAWA, Canada. Jan. 9.-Edu-
cation of fans in the proper opera
ton of regenerative receivers has
been undertaken by the radio branch
of the department OF marine and
fisheries of Canada.
1t is an attempt to reduce the
amount of interference to radio re-
ception caused by squealing sets.
To get the best results from such
receivers and still keep from inter
fering with other fans enjoyment,
fans are asked to follow these rules :
1. Practice on tuning powerful sta
tons first and do not try to pick up
weak distance stations until you be-
come expert.
2. Use both hands, one hand for
the regeneration control and the
other hand for the tuning control.
8. Keep the regeneration control
always Just below the point of os-
cillation. Your set is then in the most
sensitive condition. This is the rca'
son for using your two hands for
tuning.
4. If your set then accidentally
breaks into oscillation, turn back the
regeneration control at once.
s. Do not try TO find a station
by the "whistle." If your set is
tuned Just below the whistling point
the signals will come in clear and
your regeneration control can then he
tuned a little further TO increase the
volume.
6. Do not force regeneration In
an attempt TO obtain loud-speakcr
volume from a set not designed for the
purpose.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
WBBM BROADCAST|NG
HEARD IN ENGLAND

With the International Radio Test
Week three weeks away, radio sta
ton WBBM, the Stewart Warner sta
ton, Chicago, has succeeded in get
ting itself heard in England, accord
ing to a message received this week
by Charlie Garland. director of the
station. The letter, reporting ac-
curate reception. was from II. W.
Mulley, 81 fairfield Rd., Chelmford,
S. ", in England.
Other distant points recently
reached by WBBM aud verification Of
which were received here this week
are:
George H. Munro, Clebdon, New
Zealand.
Mrs. T. N. Thompson, Petersburg,
Alaska.
Mr.. Pompelio Monterd, Sagua, La
Grande, Cuba.
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Best Features for the Week

MLw (422.O Cincinnati, Fort
WoS (44o.s) Jefferson City. Lin
coin University Band concert.
$3.50 2. M: WoR (405.?) Newark,
French music from 8. 8. Paris.
$500 D. m: KOA (322D Denver, Co.
Operative Club program.
THURSDAY.
1850 p. m: wNYC (52s) New York,
ice skating championship contest.
CNRM (4ll( Montreal. University
of Montreal night
$500 p. m: KIDS (441) Independence,
Mo, Junior Music Club concert.
WBz t3ss.S) Springfield, patriotic
s:l5 ,: M: wRvA ta5s, Richmond.
1000 D. ony m Kke % Ric as1
Aahmes Temple Shrine band.
HOO y. m: WJAZ (322.D Chicago.
swedish American ladies' quartet
Wis ($44.6) Chicago. theatrical
7:IS .; M: WEAR Csss.D Cleveland.
Opera I'll Travatore."
1880 p: m: VITO (475.s Hartford.
Meridien community night.
WHIP (50S.2) Philadelphia. basket
1all, Pennsylvania VS.. Dartmouth
WGR GID Buffalo, Batavia, n.
Y, Legion band.
$500 p. m: wsM (2s2.s) Nashville,
Ward Belmont College girls.
WDAF l365.6) Kansas City, Went
worth Military Academy.
$500 p: m: WEAF t4e1.5) New York.
Henry Ford's old time dance mu-
sic. also WEAR. wGR, woo.
WAR, WEEI. WOO. wCAP.
MSAP, WCAE, WWI, WCCO,
WTAG. KSD, wGN.
KoA (522.D Denver, Fort Collins
SATURDAY.
$500 p. m: woI (27O) Ames, Iowa,
wrestling, Ames VS.. Simpson.
$3.50 p. m: WMAQ (4475) Chicago, vio-
lin choir.
1900 p. M; wNYc (52s) New York.
Symphonic concert.
1:lb y. M: WRC (46S5) Washington.
Pan-American musicale.
1880 2. m: WOR (4O5.2) Newark, FL
klns' negro ensemble.
WHAs (39s.) Louisville, Chill
dren's Home Glee Club.
WIZ (i54.3) New York. radio nov
ell by Cosmo Hamilton.
$3.50 2. m: kSD (5i5.1) St. Louis. st
Louis symphony orchestra.
WOR (i05.2) Newark. Basket ball,
Newark VS.. University of Pennsyl-
vania.
1000 p. M: KPo C42s.s) San Fran
cisco, third birthday party.
XIII (40b.2) Los Angeles, Shrine
dedication.
1900 p. m: KFNF (2ss) Shenandoah.
old time flddling
Time u Central Standard
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AMERICA PLANS
SILENCE FOR
DIX TESTS
Broadcasters to Observe
Silent Hours for
Listeners In.

Every broadcasting station in the
United States will be silent from 10
TO IL. central standard time. each
night of the week Of January "a. &C.
cording TO those in charge of the in
ternational broadcasting tests. which
are a feature of International Radio
Week. The silent hour will be kept
for the benefit of local listeners who
want to log overseas stations.
Listeners will also have an oppor-
tunity for hearing DX stations in
this country on Friday night, Jan
uary 20. For the first Is minutes
of this silent hour, the Atlantic coast
stations will have the monopoly Of
the air, for the second Is minutes the
central western stations will broad.
cast, for the third quarter of the hour
the Rocky mountain stations will be
heard, and for the last Is minutes of
the specified time, the Pacific coast
stations will be sending out their pro.
grams.
This has been arranged to give
radio listeners a chance to bring in
those distant stations that have here
tofore been interefed with by locals
of the same wave length.
Saturday of Radio Week. January
30, the same domestic program will
be carried out during the silent
hour, except that during the first
Is minutes, the Canadian stations
will have their chance, then the north
crn United States stations. next the
southern United States stations, and
during the last IL minutes our Mex
lean neighbors will fill the air with
their hot tamale" messages.
"Dayentry will be active IN the
coming tests with high power that
will make it practically certain that
every listener who makes special eff
forts to prepare for the tests will
be able TO log this station, while
other developments in high power are
making it possible for us to look for
ward To regular American receptions
of British stations in the coming
| twelvemonth.
British broadcasting stations in the
period just before the hour for listen
ing for American stations will trans
nit modulated carrier waves on the
| frequency of some of the better Amer
lean stations to aid British listeners
10 tune their receivers TO better catch
the American stations when they be-
gin.
The hour for the broadcast from
England to America has been set nj
a. m, British time, and consid.
cradle credit is due the artists and
entertainers here who will stay w
until this early hour to accommo
date American fans who will be lis
tening for them.
Full details Of the programs to be
broadcast from the stations here ano
on the continent will be announced
at an early date in The Light.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-John Scott
Taggart, prominent editor. has beer
appointed chairman for England Of
the committee handling the interna
tional broadcasting tests January p
to so. according to recent announce,
ment. Mr.. Scott-Taggart is head ol
the Radio Press of this country, pub
fishers of radio periodicals.
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SUNDAY.

SUNDAY.
10 100 8. m: wRNY (2bS.s) New York.
Catholic Church clubs
2:0o D. m: wOR (4O5.2) Newark, con-
cert by walther chorus.
500 p. m: VITO (475.s) Hartford, Yale
u. organ concert.
6:ls p. m: ISSD (545.1) St. Louis, Post
Dispatch concert orchestra.
1880 D. m: KPRC (296.9) Houston. Xmas
music program Coy requesD; WILT
(3si.5) Philadelphia, Jewish We'll
fare program.
$500 p. M: VITO (475.s) Hartford. con-
cert, Elena Gerhardt and Rozi Va
rady.
s:Is p. m: wEAF (ss1.s) New York.
Paul Althouse, tenor; Arthur Mid
dleton, tenor, also WEE1, WCAP,
WAR, WGR, WCAE, WSAI, WWJ,
voc. wLIB. WEAR, wTAG, KsD,
WOO.
1910 p. m: KGo tssI.D Oakland, wsg-
merriam program.
MONDAY.
200 o. M: KFNF (266) Shenandoah,
mems harmonica contest.
7.o6 p. m: wRVA (256) Richmond, ns-
gro musical program.
$3.50 p. M: WBz (333S) Springfield,
Shrine childrens' hospital benefit;
wCAU (27s) Philadelphia, Midgie
Miller and VIII Morrlsey.
$500 D. M: WEAF (491.5) New York.
Opera aida" also WOO, WCAE.
WAR, WCAP, wTAG; KTHS
(27i.S) Hot Springs. classics goth
century style; WKRC (336) Gin
cinnati. Legion program, 10th In
fantry band: WHAZ (379.5) Troy,
district blind orchestra.
TUESDAY.
$500 a. m: WIZ (I54.s) New York, Aus
tralian program.
$3.50 p. M: WRC (46S.5) Washington,
U. S. Marine band. also WIZ, WGY.
1900 p. M: wBZ (333.9 Springfield,
Hockey. Bruins VS.. Canadians.
7:iS D. m: WIS (3i4.D Chicago, High
school Boys Glee club.
1850 p. m: WLW (422.3 Cincinnati,
Entering Your Dog at a show"
$500 p. M: wEAF (4pi.5) New York.
Henry Ford's Old Time Dance pro-
gram; also WAR. WEEI WEI.
W weAF. woe %eT Mcc %W Ksp. w wsAi,
WLIB; wGY ts7s.5) Schenectady,
grand tour Switzerland" also
wRC. WIZ; wSOE (246) Milwau-
kee. women's Club Federation;
KTHs (374s) Hot Springs, Con
way night
WEDNESDAY.
5:iS p. m: WOE (27o) Amss. Iowa.
boxing, Kansas vs.. Ames.
1880 p m; WIZ (454.3) New York,
Lewiston Music Concert.
$500 p. m; WILT (S94.5) Philadelphia,
Jewish Welfare program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
LONDON OFFER
NOVEL BROADCAST
IN QUARTER HOUR

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Cosmo Ham
ilton. the noted author and play
wright, who has recently stirred the
literary and theatrical worlds with
the statement that radio will soon sup
plant literature and the theaters, is
broadcasting a series of radio novels
through station WIZ every Saturday
night at 7:45. Cor3o Hamilton
maintains and furtl ignore demon
strates at every broadcastiug that
full novel can be condensed into the
short space of Is minutes without los
ing any of its kerest.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY.

5:iB .. m: WOE (27O) Amss, Iowa.
boxing, Kansas vs.. Ames.
1880 p. m: WIZ (454.3) New York,
Lewiston Music Concert
$500 D. m; WILT (S945) Philadelphia,
Jewish Welfare program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-10
FADA GIVES BONUS.

The announcement Of a per cent
bonus to the employees Of F. A. ID.
Andrea. Inc. Of 1851 Jerome ave.
nue.. New York. reveals the prosperity
Of this company. and is a direct COM
mentary on conditions in the radio in.
dustry. The manufacturers Of FADA
RADIO started small and have worked
up in a few years business Of inter
national proportions