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OFFICIALS FIGHTING MENACE
TO GOOD RADIO OPERATION
Mysterious Action of High Frequency
'Bue-Eradicating Machines Threatens
Broadcasting in Washington State.

The mysterious operations of the two
radio frequency bug-eradicating
machines in use in the State of Wash
ington. which have developed to be
brnadcaSting stations and emit sput-
terin2s and noises that interfere with
radio reception, have both Of the Gov
ernment's radio agencies. the Federal
Radio Commission and the Radio Divi-
sion Of the Commerce Department,
Scurrving about To foreStall what might
be a serious menace to good radio.
The realization that these machines.
during their apparently harmless pur-
suits Of exterminating fruit-tree in
sectS. actually are broadcasting sta
tons and that they represent a source
Of potential radio interference has
prompted expeditions action on the
part of both agencies As the policing
body. the Radio Division has ordered
It's West Coast supervisor, Q. r, Red
fern. to make a complete inspection OF
the apparatus and report back. The
commission. as the administrative
agency. suggested this action, for 1t
must determine the status Of the ma
chimes and either give them broad
casting" licenses or order them off the
air.
May Affect Entire Country.
Although the two machines. one at
Cashmere and the other at Wenatche.
are bothering the commission, the po-
tential hazard to radio reception all
over the country is what that body is
seeking to avert The American Radex
Co, the manufacturers. say that it now
has orders for some IS of them and
that it expects to have 100 installed in
the fruit orchards of Washington alone
before next Spring. Mr.. Redfern OBJ
serves that If the machine accomplises
all that is claimed for 1t. every large
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the familiar Poet and Peasant" over
| ture Of Won Suppe, Drigo's 'Valse
| Bluette," the four-part Peer Gynt"
| suite of Edward Grieg and the love
| dance intermezzo from Madam Sherry
| The General Motors family party
| will continue their tour of foreign lands
with a visit to the Hawaiian Islands.
| The langourous music for the occasion
| will be provided by Holoua's Hawaians,
a native orchestra Of As pieces. and a
| novelty orchestra under the direction
of Joseph Green.
Another half hour of romance and
South American music will be broad
cast in tonights episode of lei Tango
Romantico." while the Cabin Door
broadcast will be devoted to Willie's
| delapidated mule IL" The slumber
music program includes the War March
| of the Priests" from MendelSsohn S
opera Alfalfa" Purcells suite, The
Gordian Knot United" and a selection
| from Friml's light opera. "Firetly."
Howard Brockway will be the subject
Of the period devoted to Musical Mo-
ments With Famous Pianists." one of
| the principal features of the program to-
night nf WRC. The other musical at
| fractions include the Navy Bands con-
| cert on the Capitol Plaza. and vocal
IGtttdlS ny DtailfSy WllildIIi bctt, Udfl-
| tone, and The Melody Girl"
| Les Colvin a popular radio entertain
| err, whose more than two years of activ-
| ity before the microphone have been
| confined to WMAL. will join the regular
! group Of Wifi artists tonight. Colvin
| is a pianist who specializes in the
| blues" selections. and plans TO cele-
brate his debut at WIFI by playing
one of his own compositions, The Fog
, gy Bottom Blues"
| WTFF's program also features a con-
cert by the Honolulans. who are re-
| turning to the broadcast arena after
brief vacation.
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, orchard in the country may desire to
operate one. Then there really would
be a problem to the authorities.
Receipt of first reports from Super
visor Redfern that these inadvertent
broadcasters we're operating without
license caused Commissioner Harold A.
Lafount, representing the Pacific zone.
to take the matter up with the COM
mission. Pending determination of their
status. temporary authority was given
for their operation until the receipt and
approval Of applications for CON
Struction permits" The vague status of
the apparatus made II necessary to fol-
low regular station licensing procedure.
which requires the granting of con-
struction permits prior to issuance of
licenses.
Commission Receives Protests.
Many letters of protest were received
by the commission from listeners with
inthe service range" of the machines.
These charged that when either Of the
two were in operation radio reception
was blanketed out. One report was to
the effect that code transmitted from
one of the machines experimentally
had been picked up by ship 1000
miles at sea.
DR.. J. H. Dellinger who recently
took office as the commissions
chief engineer. has investigated
the case from the listeners standpoint.
He reported it was quite likely that
such apparatus would produce great in
reference with radio reception" and
recommended that course in order that
all the facts be secured through in
vestigation. The temporary assignment
of a frequency of 375 kilocycles for the
machines, so as TO adjust them for in
spection. was given upon DR.. Dellinger's
suggestion.
tCopyright, 1928. By Consolidated Press1
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board of 10 citizens who shall represent
different walks of life" To aid IN I'M
proving the caliber of programs. Be-
cause each community has its own pc
cuiar desires as 10 programs OF local
interest, the commissioner declares there
should be an advisory board for every
station.
Clause in Law Interpreted.
The term public interest, convenience
and necessity" laid down by Congress
Az the standard of service for broadcast
ing stations, means local" public IN
terest, convenience and necessity In It's
broader sense. he holds.
Aside from the practical value of such
advisory boards TO the communities ana
TO the stations, Mr., LaFount empha-
sizes their prospective benefit TO the
commission itself, whose duty II Is De
fore issuing license or renewal to M
form itself as to whether or not the sta
ton is actually being operated In the
public interest This is usually done,
he explained, by asking the owner OF
the station that question.
Rather than depend wholly upon
the Judgment of the station owner
it appears to me that the information
requested could also be obtained from
the public ITSELF" says Mr.. LA Fount
AT first this seems 10 be difhcult
task, for certainly an expression from
each listener could not be obtained.
However, n committee OF representa-
tive citizens would, to a considerable
degree, reflect the public sentiment"
Value Of Advisory Boards.
Moreover he brings out, these adj
vis0ty boards would enable the COM
mission 10 communicate with some one
other than station owners regarding
protests and other controversial mat
ters Each board naturally would be
interested In the station II served, and
would make careful check of the serv-
ice rendered by it, Criticisms and COM
piiments alike would come its way and
it would be qualified tn advise the
commission as to public service render
ed by the station and the type Of pro-
grams presented
The prevailing system Of program
selection whereby the station owner or
operator decides likes and dialikeS Of
The public is described by the commits
atoner as rather unfair" 10 the public
Creation If tina advisory boards would
Eliminate this practice, and would work
equally 10 the advantage of The listener,
station owner and commission. he will
inform the Federal Board.
Copyright, 1929, by the Consolidated Press
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TNpEWRTTERS~-C Corona, ROYAL and Under
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Of voluntary advis-
orY boards for
every broadcasting
station in the coun :
try. That is the
Judgment Of Com
missioner Harold A.
LaF'ount, expressed
in the recommend
alton he has draft
ed for submission
to the Federal Ra-
dio Commission.
Commissioner La
Fount recommends
that the commits
sion require all
broadcasting sta
tons licensed by it
to secure the scrv-
,cas nj an advisory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27

though Miss Buck
nam has II e We +
faced the micro
phone before as a
III e m b er OF the
gang she is a
veteran radio ar
fist and possesses
an extensive roper
toire.
Turning tempo
rarily fro M the
lighter m usic of
modern composers.
the A. & P. Gypsies
Will deiVe into the
archives of Euro
pean masters for
their broadcast at
1880 o'clock. The
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27

SALESMEN-To sell electric
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FIREMAN DIES IN WRECK,
Passenger Train Rams Freight In
Ohio Fog.

TOLEDO August ~ Ap.~~Vance
Cramer, fireman of passenger train.
was killed and William Spaeth, engi~
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train rammed freight locomotive on
The Hooking Valley Railroad, near Hal
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The passenger train, bound for Column
bus, had left the Union Station here,
Eleven passengers were injured, none
seriously.
Confused by dense fog, the freight
engineer Is said 10 have proceeded too
near the main line after running onto
the siding.
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WTFF--The Fellowship Forum 1892. G
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RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


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WRC TO PRESENT
LILLIAN BUCHANAN
Gypsies Will Play From Euro
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South America.

Lillian Buchanan, mezzo soprano
recent addition to the ever-growing
Roxy Gang" will be the individual star
of the Roxy broadcast tonight through
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sAIFsN,FN-yoTJP OPPORTUNITY.

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RIGHTS Of RADIO
PUBLIC STRESSED
Demand That ''OwnerS. oil
Air" Shall Have Voice in
Choosing Programs.

As the owners of the air, the radio
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ton Of the programs to which il listens.
and this can be effected by the creation
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

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4als-wEAF New Ycrk-sIo
S0o--Dinner orchestra.
snN--Taiks; string music.
7:oo-Around the piano.
730--A & P. Gypsies.
sSo-General Motors Party.
9no-Cabiu Door.
930-El Tango Romantico.
10 0Q-Dance music.
45I.s-wJZ New York--e6e
5:oa-Dance music; dogs.
6:00-Twin pairs OF harmony.
6.3o-Roxy and His Gang.
s:0o--Riverside program.
S20--Real folks.
e:O0-Russian Gayeties
10 .00-Slumher music
4as.3-woR Newark--1i0
5:f5-Dinner concert.
6.l5-0rchestra
TOOL Eeure Francaise.
T.30-Biack Canoes.
s.00--United Opera Co.
00--Capttvators+
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s:aS-Crgan: dinner concert
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7.3o-~Musical program.
s:n0-Concert orchestra.
S.on-Dance music t2Aa hours).
es5.5-WBAL Baltimore--i,ose
4:00-~saion music
5:30-Roxie and His Gang.
s00-Riverside program.
S3e-Real Folks
enA.Z--MEEt BdSloH-Jsu
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7:0O-Around the piano
T:30-A P Gypsies
s3o-oeneral Motors Party.
3 :00-Cabin Door; FL Tango
46s.I--WNAC Bosion-65o
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s3o-Talk; piano.
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T.30-Orchestra
SG0-WOR programs q hours).
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545-I-wMAK Bunaic--55e
5:2o-Como Orchestra
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10,oS-cavaliers
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8.30-Genersi Motors Party.
9:00-Cabin door,
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5i5-orchestrs; chat.
6:00-Orchestra: songs.
7:e0--Home Makers.
s:o0-songs and dance t21s hours,.
2se7-WCAu PhiladeIphia-i,15e
s0o-Musical Chefs feature.
:. na-White Rock hour.
s00--WOR programs q hourS,.
10:oS-Danee music.
405.2-WFI-WLIT Philadelphia-Si6
7:00-krouud the piano
1884 p GypSies,
339-General Motors Party.
a.0o-Cabin Door
2;3n--El Tango Romanttco.
10 90 Symphony orchestra.
ai5s-KDKA PittshurEh--sSo
5.20-KuKA Ensemble
& 3n--Roxs and HIS Gang
S.n0--RiVersIhe program.
a0--Resl Folks
s00--WJZ program.
tssG-wJAR Providence--s10
700--Dance music
7.3G--A 4 r, GYpsies.
e.30-GeneFal Motors Party
. 2se 2-WHAM Redistribution
s30-Roxy and His Gang.
= .G0-RIVefside program.
30--Reai Folks.
Q. 00~-Russian Gayeties.
10 00~~CayaAers
a38.I--WBZ springaeid--9o0
G.0G--Orchestra
q 30-~RoxY and His Gang.
00--RtYerKide program
30--Real Folks
q .f{}~~@fngjng orchestra.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27
Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, August 27. 1928
EAA--WasIington Navy Yard (43as
Neters---699 Eilocyclesl.

kAA--Washingto Navy Yard l434.5
Meters--639 Kiiocycles).
3.s5 pm.-Weather Bureau reports.
9.55 pg1.--Arll ngtor time signals.
1905 O. u1--ETcather Bureau reports.
NRHF-Anerican BroadeaSting Co.
1924 Meters-930 Kiiocyeiesl.
6.45 pnl-The Town Crier
g pm - Polishing the Keys" b.
Warner Kennedy.
6.i5 To z Dlunef concert.
EarIy Program Tomorrow.
T30 ~ 80 a m Musical clock
10 am Household talk by GLADYS
Young
II AMIDST and found.
iiti0 Household economy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-27
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