The Washington times., 1926-02-03
|ROnping Around
Radio Dial
BY Listener-m

David J. Williamson has written
that one night during the interna-
tional broadcasting tests he heard
Jazz orchestra and "a sort Of bell
chorus. The music. he says, was
new and strange The announcer
at the station then made an an
nouncement and Mr.. Williamson
caught a word that sounded like 2
and deem.
He is asking If this could be
Aberdeen. To settle all questions
definitely as to what stations We're
received during last weeks test an
official confirmation viii be given
b. the committee on the Interna-
tienal tests i'm New York city, We
have no way of satisfying the fans
hunger for a certain eonfirma ton.
THE Influence of the 1926 In
ternationaI Telegraph Conference
at Paris on the Coming Interna-
tional Radio Conference at Wash
iEgton' will be the subject of an
address to be made tonight at 8
o'clock in the Department of Com
merce Building Nineteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Major j. o. Mauborgne of the
United States Signal Corps viii be
the speaker and the occasion is
the meeting of the Washington sec.
ton of the Institute of Radio En-.
gineers.
A musical description of the Bat
tie and Burning of the City of
ture Quartz" by Augusta Vega of
Dominican Republic, viii feature
the program of the Pan American
Band Hour to be broadcast from
the patio OF the Pan American
Union through WRC Thursday
evening.
This interesting piece was writ
ten specially for the unyeiiing Of
General Duartes bust at the Pan
American Union. This viii be the
first rendition by q military band
and was arranged for the United
States Army Band by Carl Schmohl.
Tonight Representatives Isaac
Bachrach R,l and Cordell Hull CD,
of the Ways and Means Committee, 4
will address the radio audience
through WCAP. The subjects viii
be: American rosperity Due to
Protective Tariff and The Rela
ton Of Our Foreign Trade to Our
Domestic Prosperity. z
al concert by the United States
Navy Band orchestra, the fifth Of
the series OF radio autci0n bridge
games, the Ipana Troubadours. and
Roxy and His Gang also will
feature toniglnt's program.
WRHFgS Regular Features
1i-Current events
1I:30--Police reports.
WRC This Afternoon
1856 a. Warrington time sig
nails
IL lnoonl Organ recital by Ger
trllde Smallwood, broadcast from
the studios Of the Homer L. KIT
3. m.-Lee House Trio. under
the direction of Samuel Udrin,
broadcast from the Lee House.
Ais p. m.-Meyer Davis lie
Paradis Band. broadcast from the
Cafe lie Paradis.
p. M Readings by Pearl Wet
$50 .. George r Ross,
pianist.
WCAP Tonight
6.2O-7 p. Morgan recital by W.
Spencer Tupman, from the Wash
ington Auditorium. on the occasion
of the sixth annual Automobile
Show Mr.. Tupnan will be assist
ed by Everett HardelI. tenor, and
J. O'Brien. baritone.
7-7:30 D. misrepresentation Isaac
Bacharach. Republican, on Ways
and Means Committee, subject:
American Prosperity Due to Pro-
tective Tariff, and CordeIl Hull,
Democrat. on Ways and Means
Committee. subject: The Relation
of Our Foreign Trade to Our Do
mcstic Prosperity"
7:30-S:30 %. m.-Concert by the Z.
S. Navy Band Orchestra, Lieut.
Charles Benter. leader, from the u.
s. Marine Barracks. Washington,
.. C.
S:30-9 o. m-RadiO auction bridge
game. fifth Of series.
$40 D. m.-"Ipana Troubadours'
from New York city.
10-1I D. m.-"Roxy and His
Gang" from New York city.