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RADIO WILL CARRY
.LABRADORREPORTS
Government Expedition to
Give Results of Observations
Three Times Weekly.


From the ice-infested seas near Green
land and Labrador radio viii bring to
the world in torrid July reports of sci
entific observations of ocean currents,
weather conditions and plant life.
The Coast Guard patrol boat which
is to carry a crew of Government ocean
ographers and iceberg experts" into
the perilous waters will be equipped
with the most modern radio apparatus.
Communication will be maintained with
amateurs and Government shore sta
tionS in this country and with ships in
the North Atlantic.
Leaves July 10.
The expedition. under Lieut. Comdr.
Edward II. Smith, oceanographer, Is
scheduled to leave Boston July 10.
Arrangements have been made to
maintain a regular schedule of COM
munication with Station ! NIX of the
American Radio Relay League. at Hart
ford, Conn. Operators on the boat will
work with the Hartford station on
wave length of al SO meters between 10
pm. and midnight on Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday nights. No definite
schedule will be followed in communi-
eating with amateurs. the boat broad
casting on "a meters in the daytime and
on 36 meters at night.
Owing to the cratic quality OF high
frequency transmission caused by skip
distance" and other atmospheric phe-
nomena. the Coast Guard vessel may be
compelled to use different frequencies
I'm various localities, Lieut.. z. NJ. Web
ster, head of the radio division, says.
To Use Vacuum Set.
For the transmission OF shore mes
sages on short waves, vacuum tube set
with master oscillator and power am
plifier will be used
All information received by the shore
and amateur stations will be relayed to
Coast Guard headquarters here. In adj
dition to the high frequency transmit
ter the boat will be equipped with a
200 watt set for communication on in
termediate frequencies with ships. While
th primary purpose of using radio will
be communication. observations will be
made OF the effect of atmospheric con-
ditions on transmission.
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SITUATION-FEMAIE
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBERWORK. sewing or part-time work
wanted by colored woman; reference. North
$3.50
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TO be not far distant.
High frcquencies are those above
1000 kilocycles and are produced on
short waves The long waves or low
frequencieS arc those below 100 kilo-
cycles and those lying between 100 and
1000 kilocycles. are known as inter-
mediate frequencieS,
Admiral Craven Cites Example.
Rear Admiral r. r. Craven director
OF naval communications, who has
participated in the development OF high
frequency transmission, cites an inter-
esting example of the influence on this
means of communications in the Navy.
In July, 1926 or before high frequency
came into general use, the average time
Of transmission between the Pacit1c
Coast and the Philippines was hours
) minutes. with a maximum delay OF
70 hours % minutes occasioned by
static which is not uncommon in long
wave transmission. In May. 1928, the
average time was hour II minutes
the Slowest time having been reduced
to hours As minutes.
The San Francisco Washington cir
cult in the same period, according to
Admiral Craven has reduced the trans
mission time from an average of 8.8
While high frequency has made this
improvement possible, consistent atten-
ton and effort on the part of personnel
has been largely responsible for its
accomplishment" he said
Progress Is Claimed.
High frequency has been making good
progress but IT. has not yet reached its
ultimate. There exists need for up
to-date equipment that should further
enhance usefulness in International
communication. It's greatest virtue is
that 1t is almost entirely free of static
interference
There is big demand for frequencies
far in excess of the supply Admiral
Craven foresees In the near future a
crowded condition on the frequencies
once employed almost exclusively for
communication with and by ships He
has called this to the attention of
communication officers of the Navy,
advising them that increased efficiency
in operation and material is incumbent
upon all who employ radio channels to
keep interference at a minimum and
to increase the number OF circuits which
may be made useful to the many
agencies requiring them.
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WRC WILL REVIEW
EVENTSAT HOUSTON
Editor viii Speak at Voters
Service Period-PerSonal
Notes on Smith.

program similar to that which fol-
lowed the Republican national conven-
ton, only this time from the Democratic
point Of view. will be broadcast in the
Voters Service period this evening
through WRC and its associated sta
tons. William L. Chenery. editor-in-
chief OF Golfers Weekly and a trained
political observer. viii review the events
of the Democratic convention. and DR..
Harry MoSSowitg viii divulge some in
teresting personal notes about Gov.
Smith
The Hall Johnson Singers will be
heard during the Eveready hour in a
program Of request numbers and en-
tirely new selections, while the Eveready
Orchestra viii present for the first time
a unique arrangement of the ever pop
MAR Strauss waltz. Beautiful Blue
Danube" The orchestra also will play
composition of its leader. Nathaniel
Shilkret, "Jeannine, My Dream of Lilac
Time" and a special concert transcript
ton Of Chopin prelude. No. 20.
One of the best of SouSa's marches.
stars and Stripes Forever; xylophone
solo. Monkey Hop" and the popular
fox trot. Get Out and Get Under the
Moon" are scheduled for the weekly
program Of the Clicouot ESkimoS. The
Slumher music program, at 10 o'clock,
will feature Cigars march, ''Pomp and
Circumstances. and Chaminades Ser
enaoe."
Sam Rubin and his Palace gang" will
again present the Radio Movie Club. one
Of the principal attractions tonight of
WNfAL. The other features include a
concert by the Hawaiian Melody Boys.
q musical program by the Institute of
Musical Art and a recital by Alice 3.
Harvey pianist.
DR. S. H. De Vault viii give the week
j. University of Maryland talk at 7;45
cclock His topic is Farm Products
EsiEt With the Touring Car
A aalf-hour Of colonial. music will
open WREF's evening program at Sis
o'clock TIE subsequent attractions are
= review Of the news events of the day
BIZ the Town Crier and ar hours dinner
concert from 6 to Z.
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Local Radio Entertainment
Tuesday, July 3.'lo2s

NAA-Washingto Navy Yard (4S4.5
Meters-6s0 KiIocyclesl.
345 p.m-Weataer Bureau reports.
a.55 pm-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.n.-Weather Bureau reports.
wRHF - American Broadcasting Co.
i322.4 Meters-9Se Kilocycles).
SIS p.m.-Colonial music.
5:45 p.m-The Town Crier.
6 TO p.m.-Dinner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
Silent in the morning.
WMAL - Washington Radio Forum
GALS Meters-1.248 Kilocyclesl.
SIS pm-Thirty Club. conducted
by A. Cloyd Gin.
7:i5 pm.-Dance program by the
Chillum Manor Orchestra.
7.45 p.m.-"Farm Produce Flirts
With the Touring Car" by DR.. S. H.
Vault. University of Maryland.
p.m-Correct time.
SOL pm.-Program by the Institute
OF Musical Art.
pm.-Hawaiian Melody Boys.
$50 p.m-Alice B. Harvey, pianist
10 p.m-MadeIon Sherman in popu-
lar songs.
1875 p.na.-News flashes
1880 TO 1870 p.m.-Radio Movie
Club. featuring the Palace Gang.
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
f46S.5 Meters-64o KiIocyclesl.
3 pm.-Concert by the United States
Navy Band.
4 p.m.-Clover Club Trio.
$50 pm.-Jolly Bill and Jane,
5 pm-Waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra.
SIS pm.-Motion Picture Guide
5.58 pm-Base ball scores. courtesy
Of the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
s Dm.-Voters' Seryice-"A Review
Of the Democratic Convention" by
William Chenery.
$50 pm-Studio program
r pnn.-Musical Miniatures.
T.3o Seiberling Hour.
8 pm.-Eveready Hour.
Q p.m-Clicquot Eskimos.
$50 p.n---Correct time.
$40 p.r1.--"Afoments Of Melody by
George r. Ross.
10 p.m.-Slumber Music.
IL pm.-Weati1er forecast
II TO IL p.m.-Madrillon and Span
ish Village Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
II noon-Paiais dor Orchestra.
Mayfiower Orchestra,
p.m.-Studio program.
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30--Seiheriiug Singers.
S00--Eveready nour.
9:00---Clicouot ESkimos.
3t0.s--WJAX Iacksonvilie--SS0
T,l0--Trio
100 Orchestra.
S;oS-~OrcheStre; studio.
ae".t--wHAS Loa,svillc--030
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6:30-Studio concert
Z 00--Strombere- Carlson SeXtet.
T:20--Seiberlins Sinners.
00--Eveready hour.
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9S0--Studio concert.
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s5l.I--wRvA Richmcnd--its0
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.S0--Fcature
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6o0--Voters' service.
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9:00-Clicouot ESkinos
10 00--Dsnce music.
399.s--WTAM CIeveiand--so0
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7;10---Blue Flash Indians.
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S;00--Eveready hour.
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' 10 00--The testers,
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ELECTRIC WIRING and fixtures. s rooms
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PAPERHANGINCi. painting. piastering, floor
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