New Britain herald., 1927-11-14
Through he Static

Both nights were excellent, with quite bit Of static on Saturday. but plenty ot volume. There seemed 10 10 no static at all last night and we managed 10 bring in a large num- her O. stations. But there was a iearth Of interesting material.
 Somebody down our way has 4 raEenera.ive set. It's been quite some time since the battery ot reEanera- lives batteried, Apparently they've all been replaced by larger ins-ru- mants which don't squeal. Through ou. the season until Saturday, we lad been en owing ourseit without having 10 listen 10 the whines and suueals Of one O. those lost souls O. he radio industry. And then came the raw one. Somebody doesn't know how 70 operate regenerariva set and that someone Is praCtlcing at ttha expense O. other listeners. JUdg- ing by the noise that occurs when ever I station is struck, that fellow will he q long time learning how 70 ! play the pretty music. His set cer- tainly can howl, there's TO doubt about that,
 ! We want to say word in praise e Phil Carlin's work at the Yale . Princeton game Saturday afternoon. ] Withou. a doubt. he is one of the . lg nouncar in the country. Hes right on his job all the time and his de- sCriptiOus enable the listener 10 to5- low every play accurately. Tn adii lion 10 his ability to describe plays, he has sense of hu,nor which is brought into use consid@ra bly, He has q funny line when h. wants to Use f. w. heard the game through WTIC.
 Tts usual stuff Saturday night. logging one new station. VIVA al Wheeling West Virginia. T. came through loud, although WSM's car rier wave crowded it once in q while. A young lady sang popular songs.
 Coach Knuta Rockre of Notra Dame spoko over WIZ last night iu ,h. course of that very poplar and yory interesting hour Of talks, play lets and music T. begins at about SIS o'clock each sunday evening. We'll, the famous football coach ac- counted for losing the game against the Army Saturday, in this way: Last year they noticed that Wilson or the Army when his signal vas called flushed and so the Notro Dame men were able 10 cover him. After the game Rockne said he fool ishly told Bif Jones about that and this year the Army had all it's backs flush. 50 w. lost the game on q four-nush." said the famous coach. Seriously. he gave the Army all the credit for winning.
 Jubilee singers. soprano solos, or chestra selections, banjo numbers and an announcer who tried ever so IdTl u SbIl4 tNpItIl'li. " !''-'+' -' all that from WADC Akron, Ohio. The announcer didn't succeed So we'll since the only place Akron is south of is Cleveland, The station vas loud. however.
 CXCX, Toronto. presented chon selections and then signed off a g:15 o'clock. Loud Oh, my,
 WTIC, Hartford announces that Walter Dawley, popular organist will return to his old hour Of broad casting tonight at 11;31 o'clock, Re gently. Nr. Dawley has been broad casting on sunday evenings at 6:3l o'clock. Melodies For the Folks al Home.' which Mir Dawley plays or the Capitol theater organ, has beer one Of the most popular features oI WTIC. on sunday evening at o:Sl o'clock programs by the American Legion band Of Boston will be heard in hookup with the New Englant network of the NEG. The band ha!
 been heard in several programs ovel
 WTIC and has met with q favorable
 response. Last night the organlza