New Britain herald., 1928-03-07
Through he Static

And some day, little boys and girls. Mother Goose is going out with q great, piggy big shotgun and shes going 10 do some horrible things. By gollv. 1T that buzz doesn't stop pretty soon. something's going 10 . happen. II was on again last night . and t kept going throughout the evening, ruining programs right and lrf-. some of the programs sounded . like the first examples of pictures ! by telephone looked. Volume was eX- cellent, too. There was minimum Of static and there vas very little sading T. appeared to be a good night for DN and dere Tass me with picColo.
 But something should 5e done Ay the electric light company or hy somebody, to ascertain the source of that buzz. IL spoiled reception for us and We know Of several others who have com mplained regarding II. Between the buzz and the hloop@rs .;e haven't much rest.
 The Voters Service vas highly ln- teresting last evening, speeches by Congressman John .. Tilson or Con necticut, republican floor leader "f the House, and Congressman FlnlN I. Garrett of Tennessee, demacra' tc floor leader Of the House, being broa dcast. Both mon have served many years in the Lower House and ! hold responsible positions in Ihs!f parties. They proved 10 be SLOW. distinct takers and they presented interesting facts from th"lr .nNNi- dual yIewpoints Congressman 1l'- son made several statements WhlGn failed to make q hit with his "p- nonent, but the latter said he coNI1 no, fake issue on them because o1 the fact that his subject had been assigned and he Was supposed 10 talk on it. The feature was one oI the most interesting Of the series so far.
 We were present when Main street sketches came on the air from Nbk Newark We wouldn't miss 1t, Will inglv. We'll last night q meeting o the Titusville Chamber of Com rnerce was held to organize radl' Droadcasting company and 10 max plans for the erection CT station on. of the promoters said 1t Wou!' cost about s2.50O and he passr' c slips Of paper among the me1npef- seeking subscriptions. The fund Wa oyer-subscribed. MT. Higgins gave talk about his trip 10 New TOT and present an idea or the 1sp of programs to be presented. He sal he thought the proadcasts shoul hegin at a. In.. before breakfas He said that lodge meetings an school plays might be broadcast. Tn proadcasting company was organ ized, with Luke Higgins as prograi director chief announcer and VIC president. The station will be lC cated on the roof of MT. HlsGl store and the studio will be pui in what was once the harness room Harvey Snow will be chief englne' and operator in charge, while ;. die Westfall. popular tourth-sra' school teacher, will act as accoH nanist and hostess. The station W be officially opened next Tuesd; evening at 5 o'clock and the pr ccedings will be heard over Nc Tune in, If you want a good laue The Main Street Sketches are abo the best things Of their kind on i air.
 CJSC, Toronto. offered hoch o,, game, one Of the fastest We ha ever heard described, h fact, Il :" so fast that the announcer
 obliged to apologize for the i; that it got away from him on seNe
 occasions He said he couldn't 1oii' it. We had a tough job hoding C to CJSC, since several other sta'ie
 were trying to be heard. The ga
 ended, 2 to l, but who was playl
 or who wone, we don't know.
 We heard part of the address
 Governor Rtchie, of Maryland
 fore the Employers Association
 the Pittsburgh Athletic Club.
 speech was a stirring one ana
 broadcast was capably handed KDkA.
 One of the finest piano hroadce
 He have heard to date came IT
 WILD, Moosehart. We are speak
 more of the quality of reproductl
 The instruments there were tWt
 them, came through clear, loud
 distinct, with the bass standing
 just as well as the upper range.
 of the numbers was "Dance oi
 Demons" Seldom does piano so
 anywhere near as full and deep
 the air as it does in perS
 home or on the stage. Last T - from WJJD it did, however. V WAPJ, the Alabama PoIEt@c Institute. at Auburn, was he |se The station posed d great dea IuV tp1rrD1 \ string orc IEStra prGSt