Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-11

Protests against 10 o'clock hour
for broa dca sting Of the political situa
tlon are raining in on me MANY
friends say they have written to bot h
NRc and VIZ in opposition have
myself expressed very vigorous rtie
ton Ia being reduced to a bedtime
Jazz feature. and am definitely de.
termined 10 he restored to an earlier
hour.
never realized tiH this 10 pm
business started that am AT that time
in competition with the weather sig.
nails from the Naval Station NAA A.
Arlington NJ. J. Moor tho address
Civenl writes:
You can't compete a. n o'clock
with the man whose stock in trade
consists Of generally fair and
partly cloudy along the Atlantic
Coast. II takes JAZZ ha nd 10
drown his voice. II vow don't &c,
on at another hour some perfectly
respectable individual will murder
that weather broadcaster at NAA
II. F. n. Of Wa shington y. G.. re.
questinG non-uSe Of fun name. writes
! am writing To register a most
vigorous kick against the hour the
radio people have given you. It's
not only the lateness but the fact
that YOU cannot be understood with
any satisfa ction while the weather
man is talking That is ANNOYING
To people who have come regularly
TO look forward to your political
talks. and still prefer them To Jazz.
Mrs. Louis ]. Halle az West Snv-
enty- eighth street New York City,
night telegra phed me az follows after
my most recent broa dcast:
We enjoyed your talk enormous
~ and look forward TO hearing II
weekly. but hope for earlier hour.
Homer. II appears has nodded
agair. Roscoe Lamont. s11 Twenty
second street. caught him AT il:
In your talk over the radio last
night Won said that President
Coolidge had two wears and two
months yet to serve. AS his term
does not expire until March 4.
1929. II would seem 10 me that he
had three years and two months
yet to serve.
Some time ago wrote you a let
ter calling attention to some mis-
takes YOU had made in discussing
the Constitution. and You wrote
me letter Cor some one did and
signed your name 10 IT. saving
that YOU would have to he more
careful In the future with such
sharp critics watching YOU. I've
studied arithmetic as well as the
Constitution.
IF I may say so. 7 should think Mr.
Lamont has also studied the art Of
letter writing.
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A. D. Bailey. 1924 Belmont street
calling himself "one of your shut in
friends" writes:
am sorry that your hour has
been changed. For us shut ins an
earlier time is much better Only
wish you could give us an hour
instead OF Is minutes. 7 think it
marvellous how much informa ton
You can crowd into that quarter
OF an hour.
Harrison Stewart. 2aN1 Sixteenth
street: Eva Marvin Smith. pa Tenth
street northeast: Nina NJ. Sands
| 263o New Hampshire avenue. and
Elsie p. Lecraw. 4o35 New Hampshire
avenue. are among my anti-1o o'clock
correspondents. Mrs. Lecraw writes
My father-in law. who is so. never
misses sitting IN to hear YOU no
matter what the hour. but last nigh
the Arlington weather signals inter
fered. and he was very angry"
Will contributor to the Talk vs.
Jazz referendum. who signs the mi
tails &c T. NJ" evidently thinking |
would recognize them, please supply
full name and address, in order that
| may furnish the informa ton asked
for?
Copyright. 1929