New Britain herald., 1926-02-27

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 A lho4sanI .o4,s- mra. gaprt- ,yrUDg ;5 colleges uni universities iE the TH',i St4fss, (Er Far E5ss, south AM.riea, European countries aHl 'h, rliu,A ,mure, Nlll cae,r tog and sug ot Hlir A.Hl4 Ma'ers, CL t"o raao progra!us urrlus. .} WGY, Srr.eea'a iy. 'Ais ettuils aA3 neNr SNgr!uy ef.ur-.
 Nrnu-,. Pickett Is np,e s.moy an- uouGrer 4' station WGE. Hu1,la. e. n. R cErr racru'y sl-u.. ron. h. qosHoG
 A s,g.urn tla' is .ooa.I forn.r. 'o with u'utv q hlt Q. ertlVst4sD" l.% 10th ,ta older as wrl Us t. younger raIio tans is skinny aud El, Cas-" troalcast a' t:Gp o'cloch rom 'Hy s'uHos O. WTlc a' Har'- 'cr., CQuuo rI-h Saturday a3gat,
 Two raw regular faa,ur.s Hl}, been aided 10 the VI. yh.y prusrsHe ot station NpO. San Francisco. hola appoarac on the tr.,5y sCH,iH,", Thr ,r,, 0. 'h"s. k 8 fa.mluU'' Jouk .'I'w ny Hlrry A small a"t 'n. x. qaI, "Spor's oG th, A!r," con- auc,,I uy Harry R. smith, The r.- vi,w socs CT ta, air a, 7'ia o'clock in h. evening and rf. sports l..- 'urc .ol,ows la'ar at Hlo o',.o-k.
 Concerts ty tho Post oiuo@ G.. club o' negro singers ha}. be'@ well received by WBAl., Fa.timor. list4r4rs. This group l. comg"s' .. Of anout 25 male voices. Th"y sing tht songs ot their race.
 
 Radio fans who tune tn s.-,toa WGN Chicago, are becoming inter- .stcl in the results ucLieyed ly th' "Ply shop" the stations new t"a- turr, heard each night at lo:lo o'clock Behind the "play Shop" reriol is c hand of skilled actors, readers and musicians, who 'acl uigh. present some unus'H. ski, hur..s4ue, comedy or tragedy
 A<,or prolonged period 0: si'cLc-, ether waves one" more spe.ai on 'hsir way rom the masthraIs of station WEMC. B,rri.r Springs. Mich,
 Mary Louisa Wosez4~h pays $ larea variety ot piano compositions. Her recita,s, which are given orcrF Tu.sla, evening through WLW. Cincinnati O.. al 7;Co o'clock. ar" arranged 10 ploasa everyone Of nl radio audience.
 The morning hour for giving JEo reports ot conditions of the marhe' has been changed from tn:i5 to II o'clock nt station WLW, CIncin- na.!, Q.
 
 station WHAS. Louisville. Ky. of- tcre prizes to al! listeners who's uc- ceol in catching the station silent for as long as eight seconds during any of it's evening studio concerts. This offer is effective until Aug, !, 1926.
 Jazz sppcia11ies, trick songs, blu' $, Sox-trot ballads and q liberal sprinh- ling of old fashioned waltz numbers are now being giyeIMthe ethereal right -of-way in la'S ianc" pro- gram at kOA. Denver, every We'd resiay night, This includes a Chinese gong. a sgt Of disks, two tympani, q pair O torI-toms. . complete set Of &ymbols and bas and snare drum.
 Representative Emmanuel Celicr Of N.w York has introduced into congress the problem or advertising by radio. Repro sentative Caller be lieYcs that all advertisement moTr than the mention of a business concern which is broaucasting q courtesy program should be labeled as commercial advertising.
 Fading and weakened signals are not wholly the result o1 atmos- jh4ric conditions as previously sup posed. Both irregularities can now te attributed largely to the broaI- casting station itself.
 Such is the statement Of Reeve Q, Strock, chief engineer Of station WITT, Chicago, who has reached that conclusion after four months of study and experimenting aided by weekly reports from 11.0Np radio reporters" stationed from coast to coast in Canada and in Mexico.
 By correlating the changes made in the transm'ter design With the reception reports Strock says, we found wo could shift dead areas by changing constants in the transmit ter"
 More .hau one New Jersey farm in every five was equipped with 4
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