New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
Hoover Speaks Tonight.

ditions are impossible.
 Hoover speaks Tonight.
 WEAF, New York; WJAR, Prov idence; WEEI. Boston, and WGR, Buffalo, at o'clock tonight, will broadcase an address delivered by Secretary Of Commerce Herbert c. Hoover, from Aeolian Hall. New York city. The address of Secretary Hoover is being delivered under the auspices of the republican state com mittee of New York state and is in the interest of the republican sena- torial campaign which is being waged in the states of New York and Massachusetts.
 Golden Rule Dinner.
 Station WMCA, the Hotel McAlpin, New Iofk city, will broadcast the Third Annual Golden Rule Dinner of the Near East Relief" Monday evening, at 9;15 o'clock. It is being held in the Grand Ballroom of the Pennsylvania hotel. Among the speakers and guests of honor will be Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Dr. Nehemiah Boynton, Dr. Arthur E. Bestor, Mrs. Edith Glanville of New South Wales. The half hour devoted to this dinner will bring to the mi crophone not only the above men, tioned speakers but many other prominent individuals in all sphere of life.
 To Hear Art GilIham.
 Art Gillham, the original "whis, l pering pianist" who claims to be the first victim of the first instance oi plagiarism in the field of radio, will | broadcast from WFBH tomorrow night at II o'clock in the first of a series of exclusive appearances al this station during his brief stay ir New York before leaving on a na- | tion- wide tour.
 Gillham has had an exciting time defending his title as the originator of the intimate whispering" style of broadcasting, and is at present seek. ing legal means of protecting him self from imitators.
 Improvements at WFBH. Arrangements are rapidly nearing completion for the removal oi i WFBH, now located at the Hote | Majestic, New York, to the new Park | Central hotel, a giant History struC' ture located on Seventh avenue be. | tween 55th and 56th streets, to takt 1 place on or about January l. accord | Ing 10 George |. George, managing | director of WFBH.
 The new station will occupy the entire 2Sth floor of the new building with additional space on the rooi | for the control room and transmit ting apparatus. Six thousand square feet available will provide room fol three studios and executive offices O. the organization which will compris, staff of 75 people.
 Two steel masts, 220 feet il height and erected at a cost of $l6, 900, atop this 31-story building vii elevate the antennae over sever hundred feet in the air, making i the highest of any station in tn world. This will insure a minimum of interference with other broadcast ing stations in the metropolitan area Added to the extensive improvement in the technical equipment of th' station, the power will be increase to 1000 watts. thereby making tn new station among the most power full on the air.
 The arrangement is the result 0 an agreement by the Peoples Broad casting Corporation, owners 0 WFBH, and of which Mir. George president, with the new Park Cen tral Hotel, and the American Bont and Mortgage company. which or ganization is involved in the cree ton of the new hotel.
 The new station will be known a WPCH, "The American Bond an
 Mortgage Station," and will be an