The Washington times., 1926-01-30
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talked but his words were unrec'
equitable. Then the band began
again. and following its second
piece the announcer spelled out
Mexico, and then announced Mex
leo City twice.
It came as a climax TO a very
mediocre performance as Tar as
tinted States, although PWX, Ha'
va1aa, Cuba came in clear ana
distinct Immediately before the IN.
transitional tests. =
The log for the hour from II to IL
o'clock was:
I110--WJz, New York.
11:12-wOO, Philadelphia.
I1.15-WLIT, Philadelphia, sign
ing off for central stations.
I1:1T-WDAF. Kansas City.
11:19-WLS, Chicago, announce
ments in Spanish and French.
11:25-WGN. Chicago Tribune.
d1.27-NBAP. Texas.
sIl:3o--lkYW, Chicago, signing OFT
for coast stations.
11:23-Man singing.
11:45-Mexico City, band playing
Stations an over the country
came in as sharp as could be ex-
pected through the static last night.
UGEs AIA11nAels N1GA-R A
City. and WAX, Jacksonville, Fla,
ali old friends. seemed to be ce-
&err1ined tc get across the Atlantic
to the European listeners and came
IN with increased force. PWX.
Havana. Cuba, evidently was put
: ting on a program for Americans
as we heard an orchestra play
Yes. sir. She's My Baby"
H Irving Berlin'ss piece, Re-
Ill - a
world last night it was through
no fault OF the American stations.
for heard it from five different
stations.
An address by President Cool
idge will go on the air tonight
from station WCAP during the ex-
change hour with WRC. The adj
: dress win be made by the Presi-
dent at the tenth annual meeting
OF the Business Organization OF the
Government, to be held in the
Memorial Continental Hail. WCAP
will also broadcast during this
hour an address from the same
meeting by Brfgadier General H..
NJ. Lord, Director Of the Bureau
OF the Budget.
The broadcasting during this
+ 4QUT D4 zBVA~<ALE was AAe4AC EOS1AtAC
b. the exchange of this hour for
one last night when the Victor
Concert Hour was put on by WRC.
-. WRHFgs Regular Features
j &11:00--Current events.
n:30-Police reports.
WMAL Tonight
D. m.-Automobile Show Orches-
ira under the direction of Meyer
Goldman in a group Of. numbers.
T:3O b. m-"The Fruits Of %
Years of Automobile Building" Ru-
dolph Jose, general director. Wash
ington Automobile Show.
TAO .. n.-'tWashington in South
ern Progress Herbert s. Hollan-
der, financial editor Of The Wash
tngton Herald.
1850 D. m.-"Selling Washington, /"
Harry Rites, Sunday editor of the
Washington Post.
WCAP Tonight
e d. m.-Address by Calvin Cool
idge and Brig. Gen. III. NJ. Lord,
Director of the Bureau of the Bud
get, from the tenth annual meeting
Of the business organizations of the
Government.
WRC's Program
IL noon-Organ recital broadcast
from the studios Of Homer L. Kit
Piano Co.
Il D. m.-Daniel ChwaIow's Hotel
hamilton orchestra broadcast from
the Hotel Hamilton.
&6 D. m.-Lee House Trio, under
the direction Of Sam Udrin, broad
cast from the Lee House.
6:45 p. Moo talk under the
auspices OF the Smithsonian Insd.
tute.
4 o. m.-Bible talk by Page NICK.
Etchison, religious work director,
Y. NJ. c. A, under the auspices of
the Mems Organized Bible Associa-
ton.
tbs D. m.-"Home Service for
the Radio Set by NJ. S Strock,
OF the radio laboratory, Bureau of
Standards.
1870 D. m.-"The Work of Con.
gress," by Representatives Henry
Z. Rainey and Carl Chindblom. OF
Illinois, both of the Ways and
Means Committee, broadcast joint
Iy with stations WIZ and WGY.
p. m.-Silent.
9:f5 D. m.-New York Phiihor.
monte Society, Arturo Toscanini,
conductor, broadcast with stations
WIZ and WGY from Carnegie Hall.
New Yor&
1890 p; m.-crandail's Saturday
xNAShIGTSs
II p. m.-International tests
Silent.
r11:30 p. m.-Crandall's Saturday
Nighters."
HAS p. m.-International tests
Silent
~ misunderstanding Saturday
Nighters featuring Whitley Kauf'
mann's Melody Makers.
Sunday during the Atwater Kent
Hour, Nine. Ernestine Schumann
Heink. who will soon celebrate hcr
fftieth anniversary on the conCer;
stage with transcontinental tour
wiz be heard through WCAP. Miss
Florence Hardeman, a Kentucky
girl who plays the violin, will also
De heard during the Atwater Kent
Hour.
WCAP Sunday
IL a. m.--Serytce from Mt. Pleas
ant Congregational Church Of
Washington. The Rev Walter A
Morgan, pastor, VIII preach.
p. m.-Seryice from Bethlehem
Chapel. Washington Cathedral. The
Rev. William l.. DeVries, chanceIlo,
OF Washington Cathedral. vii
preach the sermon.
6:20-7:20 p. highlander mu.sica I.
By the Vesper String Ensemble
through courtesy OF the Black arr
White Taxi and Sightseeing Com
,pany Of Washington.
7:20.9:15 D. m.-Program from