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When I first started making real important money, I used to go down to the bank, jÿß1 draw out a roll -and just thumb it over in my office and grin! That's how good it felt to get success and big money, after years at a low -paid job. Success and Big Money Were for Others, Not Me

Believe It or Not, That Was What I Thought of Myself-Just Twelve Short Months v Ago telling you, just one year ago I'd never seen a hundred I'Mdollar bill in my life outside of a bank. You'd think I'm kidding you if you saw the fine radio business I own now. But it's gospel truth. Just twelve months ago I was only a poorly paid clerk, and I thought success had passed me by.

All my crowd in those days -the fellows And you could see on her face all the time what a lot dream to me now. For ten of those of nerve twelve months, I met in the pool hall and at the bowling - she thought I had to give Bob and Wilmer I've had a Radio business of my own! first, of a run for At alleys said a fellow had to have money to Helen. course, I started it as a little proposition on the side, W ell, to make a long story make money. They claimed there was no short, Helen was nice, under the guidance of the National Radio Institute, but her mother stood there looking scornful when- the outfit that gave me my Radio training. It chance for a fellow whose family didn't ever she glanced my way, and she hardly spoke to wasn't long before I was getting so much to do in have money or some business to start him me at all. I felt about as welcome as the measles, the Radio line that I quit my measly little clerical out in. And I'd decided they must be and as uncomfortable as the itch. job, and devoted my full time to my Radio business. And Bob and Wilmer were exchanging sly grins Since right. behind my that time I've gone right on up, always back -I caught them once or twice. under the watchful guidance of I at time I They didn't take any trouble my friends at the guess that had just about to spare my feelings National Radio Institute. They would have given guess it ust suited them to see me given up hope. I thought there must be -I sweat. me just as much help, too, if I had wanted to follow I began to wish that I and my cheap suit and cheap some other some kind of a mystery about making a lot hat could line of Radio besides building my own sink through the floor, but I stayed there retail business of money. I figured I just didn't have an and stuck it out. -such as broadcasting, manufactur- even ing, experimenting, sea operating, or any of the score chance to grab off success and big When Helen's train finally left, I slunk home, of lines they prepare you for. And to ashamed think that money. But I was due for a big awakening. and humiliated. I walked down quiet side until that day I sent for their eye -opening book, I'd streets so nobody would see Did I get it? Oh, boy! Read my story me. I went upstairs to been wailing "I never had a chance!" my room and sat there with a lump in my throat, and judge for yourself. getting hotter and hotter and more ashamed Now I'm making real money, own a good car, of stand It all started one day last summer, when myself. Then I began to see red and redder. high in my town, can borrow money at the bank any Helen, the girl I wanted Finally I jumped up and banged the time I might want it. I'm getting some to marry, was table. "I'll real fun and enjoyment show 'em,' I growled through clenched teeth. out of life, not just existing leaving for the seashore. Of course I went from pay -day to pay -day. to the station to see her off. "There must be some way for a man to make real money!" An idea suddenly flashed through my And -just listen to this! Bob was in my place As I stepped onto the station platform head. only the other day, and asked me for a job! Wilmer is Bob Oakes and Wilmer Pratt had just I tastily I began thumbing the pages of a magazine still getting along pretty well on his father's rolled up in their cars. They climbed out on the table, searching for an advertisement that money, but he'd trade places with me any day. with their arms full of I'd seen many times, but passed up without think- And Helen? Well -the honeymoon will be spent bundles- books, ing, advertisement in Honolulu, starting expensive candy, flowers, all sorts of things. an telling of big opportunities for two months from tomorrow! trained men to succeed in the great new Radio field. Here's a real tip. Think it over Well sir, I wished I could -are you satisfied? have swallowed With the advertisement was a coupon offering a big Are you making enough money, at work that you in one gulp the little box of drugstore free book full of information. I sent the coupon in, like? and in a few days received a handsome 64-page candy I had bought for Helen certainly This new Radio game is a live -wire field -it book, printed in two colors, telling all about the of golden looked pitiful beside all that stuff. rewards. The work in any of the 20 different lines opportunities in the Radio field and how a man can of Radio, three stood there talking is fascinating, absorbing, well paid. The We to Helen until train - prepare quickly and easily at home to take advan- National Radio Institute time, while Helen's mother looked me up and tage of these opportunities. -oldest and largest Radio down. I read the book care- home -study school in the world Like any young girl's mother would, she had my fully and when I finished it I made my decision. -will train you financial standing inexpensively in your own home to know Radio already sized up within thirty -five What's happened in the twelve months since that from cents. Cheap suit, cheap hat, A to Z and to increase your earnings in the she took it all in. day, as I've already told you, seems almost like a Radio field.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Veeember, 1927 RADIO D I G E S'f-llhtytrette'tl 3 M. J. Cross Star Announcer of the Opera

DEAR MRS. "A. A." OF MONTREAL: This is Mr. Cross, and I do hope that you are not disappointed. I can at this fulsome imagine your surprise answer to your rather bashful note to me of a few days ago. T love the naive way in which you say, "Judging unusual manner of from his announcing, one would imagine him M be a man of more refinement, culture and announcers." education than the majority of You have said it better than I dare, for I should risk my soul time to come to make for all comparisons that other announcers might eon - sider odious. But here he Is -full page of him heart. he needs -and, bless your dear it for to tell the truth he has ceased to make a bowing aequaintmce with the sealcs at 204, quite some time ago, Of course you I ant told. hear him every Thursday night. I do, and Ill admit I'd as soon hear Milton .1. Cross as Tito Schipa. confession for Isn't that a terrible a professed lover of the opera! But Mr. Cross is such to gentleman! His language Is so well modulated, chosen. his voice so perfectly and he seems so sympathetic with the charaeters he describes. Don't you simply adore him! You know. Mrs. A., it is perfectly between wonderful the w:ty .10 commutes C'hivago and New York. Imagine having la travel almost 2.000 miles every week just to 5uutounee one program It is simply tremendous. over the Radio! Mr. Stone of the National Broadcasting company, sent me sec eral pictures of Mr. Cross and this, he said, he liked dear, I'm the least of all. No, so sorry to disappoint you but really I never have stet Mr. Cross in person. We all cherish such beloved splendid illusions about our announcers, and I dare say, it is almost risky to actually meet them. I have had one or two experiences. and prefer to from a distance. admire tLtcnt Mr. Stone doesn't like this picture. I think it is marvelous. don't you? And that's just the way he sits at the opera whey you hear hint telling the story of what has transpired, and what we are to expect. Look at this picture next Thursday night and fancy him sitting there just like that while you hear hint talk. Doesn't he look mischievous? Yes, he has blue eyes and brown hair. Oh, and a darling of a wife and baby girl! He is a graduate of the Damrosch Institute of Musical Art singer, atad has quite a repuration as a as you may know. He was born in New York, and I believe he Is of the Presbyterian faith. Faithfully yours, MARCELLA A

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1921 DI G É ST-Illustrated 4 RADIO SHEPHERDS HEAR SHORT WAVES "ANGELIC VOICES" By Marcella NUMBER BALLOT Lucke Brothers COUPON on Wyoming Sheep Ranch KFRC Paging Cupid; 2 Buddies only Interested; Two New Broad- Contest Write KOA Joy of Hearing Leanna World's Most Popular Orchestra From the Sky casters Defy Commission; Music Forced to Disappoint Bachelor. Editor, Radio Digest, herd- a whole staff of any POPULAR ORCHESTRA 'GWI'. fed up with scenery CAN YOU imagine GET bet 510 North Dearborn Street, Chicago, III. ing sheep in the Wyoming hills," Radio station all unmarried? I said a letter from a shepherd to you anything that since KFRC sent re- any other thou- Please credit this ballot to: the director of Station KOA, Denver, that letter challenging cently. "'We' generally means the herder, sand watt station to vie with it for single- his dog and his pony. But I've got a blessedness honors. little cupid has been of Station buddy out here and we get along fine now more than busy and by the time this is in (Call Letters) of Wes- (Orchestra's Name) that we can hear you by Radio. print the entire staff six husky "Shepherds have always been going terner bachelors and one alluring bachelor alone tending sheep just about the saute girl, named Peggy O'Neil, will have liad Signed since Adam and Eve got kicked out of double and triple weddings. You can't fool Eden. And nobody ever did anything to Marcella. It's just impossible to keep Address make it any different until Radio was dis- attractive announcers single. covered. All we used to hear was lambs City State bleating, dams answering, wolves and Charles, I think you have a rival for coyotes and sometimes a dog barking or a Celeste Ward's affections. Listen to the pony whinneying. enthusiastic way Carl Menzer writes about "No wonder shepherds always were kind leer: "Celeste has been with of plagued when they came Into a village us at Station WSt'l since and couldn't seem to make friends with June, 1927, appearing about Californian Logs NOMINATION BLANK folks. We ain't queer but being alone with three times each week. Due yourself makes it hard to act like other toiler experience along at the are 616 Radio Calls World's Most Popular Orchestra Contest folks when you meet up with them these lines her programs stores and post office. made up of numbers which l't)l'C LAIC t)kt'II ESTRA invented for to the Believed to Hold Editor. Radio Digest "Radio must have been especially appeal William MacDonald >le N. Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. shepherds. We look up at the stars when average Radio listener and World's Dx Record -Uses Own down for the night. to be the the sheep have settled she has proven for- Ten Tube Receiver I Nominate and we hear voices, we hear music, the most popular artist we have the good (Orchestra's Name) sky speaks to us. Angels sing as they tune to broadcast from the Old Gold stu- first Christmas in the Good Ward is about five feet four WHEN one has logged 300'broadcast- .i Station did on the dio. Miss dark safely assume (Call Letters) Book. We are not bugs. It is true, inches high, slender, big brown eyes, Ing stations. one may in the Most Popular Orchestra would sweet disposition. successful candidate for the World's thanks to the Radio. Oh, you crown hair. and a darn to be a Contest. smile if you could see how interested we Just look at her picture. Don't you think degree of D. X. After that, further how adds as a certificates Signed are in hearing the lady who tells she is pretty? We do." Carl accumulations of reception give a \VSIJI is mov- in the post- graduate to make fancy things to eat. We postscript to his letter that may be considered Address of swell names to the sow belly, flap a new studio and everything. class. lot ing into to to the Chi- t'ity State Jacks and sour dough .. . and you would Isn't that wonderful. He also promises A dispatch by Dan Thomas a difference it makes." some day. When cago Evening Post Radio weekly avows be surprised what drop in and see Marcella of Chula Vista, lie does then I'll let you know just ex- that William MacDonald like. Calif., has evidence to back up his claim actly what he looks he has logged 616 stations from 37 that Peg, here's Marvin Lucké s answer to nations scattered over the world. Mr. information about believes this to be a world rec- my letter asking for Thomas been CONTENTS and him: "First of all, Harry, my ord. and so far as Radio Digest has I. 1927. Published Harry Volume XXII Number 5, published Chicago. Ilt)mas. December younger brother is studio to determine it is a world ree rd. Radio )tige -t. Illustrated. Co. (Incorporated). 510 N. Dearborn Street. able the first of each month by Radio Digest Publishing KTNT and has set which he monthly on Three Dollars; Foreign l'ostage. One Dollar additional; single soloist for MacDonald has a ten -tube Chicago Illinois. Subscription rates yearly, post office at Chicago, Illinois. years the Cents. Entered as second -class matter Sept 6. 1927. at the been for the past two developed himself. He has been at copies, Twenty -Five Office. of Canada. Cupy right 192.. by under the Act of March 3. 1879. S. Patent -but does not announce job of getting distance practically every Ti leDigest U. All rightid Dominion says: programs. He, being in y night for three year's and I do not have the Solved AU Secrets 4 to 24 brother, several secrets to long dis- "All the News in Radio" 3 nerve to tell how good -look- "There are Milton J. Cross -Photo Study 4 let you I I have solved ing he is, but judge. tance reception. believe Logs 616 Stations 4 descrip- for I have tuned Angelic Voices Here goes for his all of them with my set, Shepherds Hear 4 tion: Blue eyes, dark hair, the most distant points Marcella 5 io stations from the Law old, and lots of Iowa pep. on earth. Where the average filament Sam Pickard Lays Down 5 tt-:enty years Orchestras Flock to Contest 5 that's the hardest to 50 all of mine test 100. As to myself -well tests Silent Night Ends in Chicago 6 and 7 write about. However, hereegoes: Blue "The batteries also are an important of Radio Personalities insulated batteries Two Pages 8 eyes, light hair and about five feet ten factor. I use rubber Gerold Cup Winners 8 -three years. and a series of wet B Sarge the Wirdjammer inches in height, age twenty of high capacity Marvin W. Thompson 9 director for KTNT batteries having a total capacity of 200 Simple Explanation of Broadcasting-BY 19 I have been musical Pule Bluet, KOMO 10 years and volts. It is important to have wet B Totem WSM for the past two Elsie'Miller Wood Intreprets Classics, 10 regular staff 'cellophonist batteries. outside Vaughn de Leath 10 pianist. Are we "Right now I ant trying out an Buddy's Oscillating Banjo, KYW 11 and staff aerial, but I have $1,000 Prize interested? non -directional cage Woman Wins 11 single -yep -but us had my best success with the Gilcrest National Opera Stars 11 Now please don't "bawl" "Just a Couple of Kids" 12 in that next type box aerial which has no insulators. Girls, KFI out too severely bound to offer resistance, Daddy, Manna and the Bathing 12 issue." Can you guess, Peg, Insulators are McNamee Meets Miss St. Louis 12 are not supposed to. Johnson. KGW which is which? Well just although they Gladys Johnson and Gladys 13 for you, "I also have found that three ground C,sptain Gray Writes His Log of Glory 14 to make it easier receiving radius Bullard on Railroad Radio top one is Harry and the wires will increase the Commissioner Time 14 the a considerable extent. I am using three M -G -M on Screen and Air at Same 14 lower, Marvin. about Kenneth and the Bug I5 of therm, running into the ground " Phillips Carlin, WEAF set up an electrical "Talking to Millions -By I5 KOA's terribly nice a foot apart. They Red Lords of Russia 15 Freeman Talbot, the ground that greatly enhances Brings Youth was in here this week. My but field in Carl Butman 16 announcer, big man. reception." Selected Programs for Women 17 he's attractive and such a great Oats Bombay Amateur Meet WEAF Eskimo Chief 19 And when he smiles it just makes your Almost half way around the world lies ABC Eliminators 21 beat extra fast. He says he expects AC- Seven -By William P. Lear 24 heart Radio Bombay, India. With an up and going View; Indi -Gest an awful lot of trouble with the off five or Editorial; Reader's 25 to 38 new broadcaster super power station kicking and Highlights of the Air 43 They have a be a DX Programs to 49 Commission. simply will not ten kw that certainly would Official Call Book and Log SO out there in Denver who roping on any set anywhere. Evening at Home 51 rules. The young lady's name wave worth Index abide by the is But this Bombay amateur station shoots State and City is Katherine Louise Talbot and she wave with only 52 watts, over a month old. She goes a 320 meter only a little wave, and MacDonald has that as one of his on the air in season and out, on any 616 stations. without authority of the commission. His sacred log is a veritable Radio atlas Ahead of the world. England, Ireland, France. Looking You may be interested to know that Sweden and Switzerland Kinks out of Knotty Explanations is one of the nicest things has a new announcer in the Italy, Germany, Taking Technical The second installment WDBO also Junior, are heard regularly in his home. Marvin W. Thompson does when it conics to Radio. person of Harold Potter Danforth, receptions have come takes you right into the why and only about a month ago. At "All of my distant of Simple Explanation of Broadcasting who arrived his in over the loud speaker." says MacDonald. science so that even a kindergarten child could understand. present, however, he is confining used receivers, which many wherefore of the to the remote control studio "I have never the next issue of Radio Digest. broadcasts how people say are better for such receiving. It's in will be described, and details at his Daddy's home -but migosh, type speaker of low Opening the Midwest Network Studios in Chicago up a large audience I believe that a horn to the fan who listens in. January can he expect to build resistance, such as the one I am using, given as to what the expansion means when he starts announcing at 2 u. m. and is just as efficient as head sets. The cone Radio Digest. concludes his programs about two hours is best for quality, but it Broadcasting, is the interesting subject of a history of the art type speaker Seven Years of on which you later. falls down on distance." leading up to the developments of today. It will afford a review may write your club paper. Dear me! Mr. Bachelor of Hamilton, accepted you are doomed to bitter dis- MISS MYRA and artists. with photographs. are desired. No manuscripts Missouri, DAINTY Special articles about broadcasting stations being inclosed. All Field Driftmier, the typewritten and prepaid. or without return postage appointment. Leanna ADORNS OUR COVER unless manuscripts sister of Henry Field of KFNF, is already s o m e - TODAY She AS developments take place and IN THE BLANK body's wonderful wife. each broadcasting station be- Newsstands Don't Always tells me that she is tall, eomes a more important factor, Left dark haired, and brown eyed a more Have One Publisher Radio Digest. -one and mar- directors and owners take 510 N. Dearborn St.. and is forty serious Interest in their studio per- Month New Wave Changes in the Chicago. Illinois. ried and not only that, she contracts and Every children. How do sonnel. There are more Official Dol- has seven on the staff. So \VHN, Please find enclosed check M. O. for Three you suppose she managed to less changes (Four. Foreign) Years Subscription she New York, makes it a matter of note to s I)l for On. do so much? She says that Miss Myra Lee, the vivacious per- has a stenographer right at home with her sonality on the Radio Digest December who takes her letters and writes down ever. is exclusively WHN, always Digest Name recipes and things. And she has some cor- has been. She came a wide -eyed curi- Radio respondence because only last Christmas eus visitor with an artist associate, Address she received two thousand Christmas tried out with the microphone, and Call Book and Log presents from her listeners. found she had an exceptionally clear City State Radio voice. Just now she OF YOUR REGULAR COPY and full BE SURE www.americanradiohistory.com (Continued on page 211) December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated SHERMAN'S WLS ORCHESTRA LEADS

COMMISSION MIGHT WORLD'S MOST POPULAR RADIO ORCHESTRAS MUSICIANS WIN AVALANCHE TURN HARD BOILED Leading America Midwest SAM PICKARD HINTS FORCE Maurie Sherman's Dance Orchestra, FOR GOLD AWARD 1 OF VOTES DISTURBERS WLS, Chicago 129 FOR By Districts No. 1 East, Vincent Lopez, WEAF 973 Tells R. M. A. Wishes of Majority No. 3 Midwest, Fred Iiamm's Orchestra 874 Will Prevail -Law Must No. 4 West, Seven Aces, 11 'BAP, Fort Nominations Received for 110 Organizations Dur- Be Obeyed by All Worth 719 No. S Far West, Max Dohn, NBC .312 ing First Two Weeks of Contest Listeners No. 6 Canada, Eveready - Symphony, Following is the official record of the highlights of CKNC, Toronto 147 Sam Pickard's first declaration as a new member of No. 2 South, Chas. Dornberger, RTHS, Eager to Show Appreciation the federal Radio commission. Hot Springs, Ark 97

By Sam Pickard vwE DO love our Radio orchestras. Member of Radio And we say it with ballots. Radio Federal Commission Digest was all but swamped as a re- NOMINATE THESE TWO FOR TROPHY sult of the first two weeks of voting in THIS month broadcasting faces the the new popularity contest by which beau- cold weather test. The summer tiful and costly plaques are to be awarded allocations have worked well. Lis- ALL set for the big contest. Both of offering them báillots and good wishes. to orchestras receiving the greatest num- teners have been satisfied with local re- these organizations are heard over Below we have that justly distinguished ber of votes in six districts divided among ception. We have all realized, of course, the stations associated with the Na- group, the Crosley Moscow Art orchestra, the United States and Canada. that with cool weather heterodyning tional Broadcasting company. There with Arna Arriga, the conductor, in the Announcement was made in the Novem- from powerful stations on the same should be a full quota of twenty -three in center. There are members missing here. ber issue which appeared in some places channel would prevail. the First National outfit shown at the too. Perhaps they are similarly detained. on October 31. About November and the However, the commission's barometer, top. Somewhere along the way it appears We shall see. At any rate do not forget first votes began to come in. Then came which is the daily mail, indicates com- the photographer lost four members. Per- to clip every ballot and make each one special bagfuls from She post office. paratively few complaints from inter- haps they are detained by anxious friends count. In two weeks it was a veritable whirl-

ference in comparison to the large num- wind of votes. As we go to press they ber of listeners. are coming in with unabated volume. If hard -boiled, stiff -armed tactics are Midwest Shows First necessary to reduce this interference and In the little box above may be seen the listeners indicate the desire to sacrifice standings of the orchestra at the end of many of the local stations to this end, the first two weeks' count. Midwest states the commission stands ready to apply Silent Night Abandoned by Chicago naturally began to make the greatest show- fully the interest, convenience or neces- ng first, because of the comparatively sity clause of the Radio Act. In the short distance for mailing. But California minds of the Radio commissioners it is Broadcasters to Prevent Time Loss and Maine sent ballots by special delivery a question of whether or not the major- and airmail. ity of listeners actually want any local Commission Assigns WHT Wave to WHAZ for Monday Night - The winners of the plaques will achieve service stations to sacrifice power, time not only national fame but will become privileges or favorable wave lengths in Awakes Other Stations to Act Against identified as leaders in nations across the the interest of better reception. Further Encroachment Atlantic. as many other American orches- DX Fans Appear tras have done. the last few days good recep- The fact that Maurie Sherman could During ABOLITION of Chicago s silent night cago Broadcasters' stnt,tnent follows: beat out Vincent Lopez in the Midwest tion weather has brought out the DX has been foreshadowed by the gradual "Ch iengti s 'silent night' is a survival of fans, a few warm spring days in an perhaps is an idiosyncrasy of the mail. just as elimination of silent nights through- an era when Radio broadcasting was When the East begins to shower down its produces its group of fishermen. They re- out the United States. WBAL, Baltimore; experimental stage and Radio receivers ballots Lopez or some other of the Eastern port that many of the channels bring in WHAS, Louisville; WHO. Des Moines; were deficient in selectivity. organizations will march forward and take only a whistle, the penalty of two or WLW, Cincinnati; and WOW, Omaha, are the their stuff "Chicago broadcasters have reached a dominating position as a national leader. more stations trying to do only a few of the stations which have ex- conclusion that the tacit agreement here- The same may be true of the South, West, on the same wave length. Along with panded their service to include a seven tofore observed by Chicago broadcasters Far -West or Canada. interference complaints there usually day broadcasting week. should be terminated. They are forced to comes a solution. Dozens of those have Among the Chicago broadcasters KYW reasons: Tributes of Friends this conclusion by many One gold and five silver plaques are to been hopefully examined by the commis- has stood alone for three years in urging commission has sion but fame and fortune still await Chicago Broadcasters to do away with the The federal Radio be awarded to orchestras honored by the of acttally begun to assign Chicago wave greatest number of votes from their the inspired answer to the problem silent night. They have always pointed to for use on Mon- placing 685 stations on 89 channels, in out, that the Radio Department in Wash- lengths other stations friends. It is a small tribute on the part the face of established fact that a 1,000 - ington would assign Chicago wave lengths day night. of any listener to cut out and mail a ballot watt transmitter per channel is the reg- to other stations on Monday nights. Chi- "According to information received from to bring special honor to the members of ulation load. cago stations were startled into action the federal Radio commission, great pres- an orchestra that furnishes so freely the It is within the populated business and when they learned that the Radio Com- sure is being brought to bear by outside best to be had in the way of music. town centers where most broadcasting mission had assigned the WlBO -WHT- stations for such assignments and the Even if the orchestra of your choice stations are to be found, and here lis- WORD wave to WHAZ on Monday nights rights of Chicago stations to continued may seem, in your mind, incapable of teners are well serviced with Radio. Out- and was planning to release other Chicago use of their wave lengths are thus being sufficient support to take a gold or silver side of the larger cities, however, where wave lengths for that night. The broad- placed in jeopardy. prize a high voting figure is something to more or less distant stations must be casters association immediately agreed to "Chicago's important as a Radio center show in the way of merit. Vote Tor your relied on for service, particularly the discontinue Chicago's silent night. is being diminished by virtue of the fact favorite orchestra whether you think it (Continued on page 23) The more important points of the Chi- (Continued on page 20) (Continued on page 14)

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«r'OME on you castanets," Captain 1, Wm. J. Stannard, director of the U. S. A. band, seems to say, as the government musicians play Spanish airs for our Southern neighbors.

WHEN LYNN PEAL, WDAD, Nash- ville, sings "Cow Bells" the Holsteins and Jerseys give the farmers an extra quart if they are permitted to listen in.

BREAKING through a stone wall of opposition to professional football Red Grange (left) took the WJR mike for a 440.9 meter run for a touchdown. Benny Friedman (right) ex- captain of the Wolverines, scored again playing with the Cleveland Bulldogs.

Kü AIL! Hail! The gang's all here!" There they are! Those irrepressible twins, the lZ Rayovax (for short)! Now they're hitting it up with Sir William Demarest (center), Calf ILDFOWER," in Cadman's opera, the new funny fellow of the Warner brothers films at Hollywood. VV "Sunset Trail," but her real name KFWB, HERE'S vaudeville on the air in Hart- is Miss Lucile Fowler. She blooms in the Tford,' Conn., and Jim Clancy put it KOA studio, Denver; yes, contralto, of there through WTIC. He's a good show- course. man and broadcasts the Thursday performance from his theater.

by HIS is the way Wheeler Bonner of BALTIMORE to Bergen, Norway. looks while Air! That's the hope of Miss Helene 1 the KGA Harmony Girls Brcemer who expects her cello notes will f THEY'RE off! Straight down the water course they leave the blue, like hissing arrows singing into the microphone at Spokane. reach that destination over the WBAL 1 and throw high a shower of frothing silver!" Probably something like that is being Tune, Look and liste.,! Can't you almost internation,d program. said by John P. Daniel, broadcasting the President's Cup regatta on the Potomac. see Lt Lps muse?

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MISS JOHANNA CROSSE, WLW organist, feels perfectly at home in this Hungarian costume because she was born in Hungary. Her name then was Naja Janka.

UISEPPI DI BENEDETTO, lyric G1 tenor of NBC grand opera, and one of the organizers of this famous Radio troupe.

THESE dainty mountain warblers were discovered in a Tennessee wilderness, and brought to New York by a famous artist. They are Miss Mary Huntzinger (left) and Miss Marjorie Carpenter. They have been heard from several leading Radio studios.

6( IRST you take a little milk," said A. D. Burke, professor in dairying at A. & M. college, F Stillwater, Okla., "and beat up a few eggs," added E. E. Scholl ( "KVOO," announced D. T. Martin) "and that makes ice cream," concluded J. C. Kositzky. WENDELL P. LOVELESS, director of WMBI, Moody Bible Institute sta- MARY ALICE. CHENEY composes tion, is broadcasting cheer to foreign shut - and sings her own songs for the ins in their own languages. Children's hour at WSAI, Cincinnati. Children thank her with love letters.

BILLIE ALLEN HOFF is so short she has to put the dictionary on the SECRETARY HOOVER found he piano bench when she sits down to play NOW they are broadcasting billiard championship games for sports fans. Walter Cochran, couldn't get away for a recent speak- and sing at WJJD, Chicago. Words never 18 -2 balkline world champion, in a game with Eric Hagenlecher, Ben Garrettson announcing engagement so employed a microphone fail her. ing progress over WCFL, Chicago. to take his voice for him.

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Belated Ballots RADIO WAVES BORE Lumberjack Vums LQUEEN OF IVORIES MOUNTAIN DEPTHS FAVORITE AT WJAX in Mail Robbery SOLID rock to a depth of a mere 500 Road to Fortune feet is no obstance to a forward However, They Were for Barnes and rushing Radio wave, according to Dr. Learns Ukulele in Canadian Forest Pat Won Trophy Anyway - A. S. Eve, of McGill university of Mon- - Ward Takes Canadian Cup treal who is conducting experiments in Plays in London - Millionaire the Colorado Rockies. Working through Makes Him Rich Offer PAT BARNES has an additional set of the bureau of mines a test was made at ballots to his credit for the 1927 Gold that depth at Caribou, Colo. "A musical AROMANTIC case of good fortune re- Cup. They arrived in a soiled and rain contest at Denver came through some- sulting from broadcasting has just soaked envelope, postmarked August 30, what mushy," said Dr. Eve, "But not come to light in London. Some time from Atchison, Kans. The name of the because of the density of the rock." ago a young Scots Canadian, Sydney sender was Mrs. F. B. Pierce, 927 Division Tests are being made to locate ore Nesbitt, arrived in London from the Cana- st. A letter explaining the delay, signed bodies by the Radio waves. dian backwoods with a toothbrush and a by the postmaster. reads as follows: ukulele. Nesbitt was born in Edinburgh, but he left for Canada as a boy and had been lumbering for several years. Pat Barnes, WHT, with his Gold Cup back popularity prize, fourth annual award Coming to London his proficiency for most popular announcer. with the ukulele landed him an engagement at the Café de Paris. celebrated for its cabaret and Teddy Brown dance orchestra. Teddy Brown is an expert xylo- phonist and is patterned after Paul White - man's build, turning the scales at well over 300 pounds. His band's broadcasts are a popular feature of London Radio programs, and it was while engaged with him that Nesbitt was heard over the Radio by a Canadian millionaire. As a result he was engaged to return to Canada as a private entertainer, and to broadcast throughout Canada and the United States. Tf he desires, he may also become a part- ner in the millionaire's business. "I reckon I'm the luckiest man in Eng- land today," said Mr. Nesbitt in an inter- view. "It will mean big money for me. and I owe it all to the Radio, and especially to one song, 'Souvenirs,' which I broadcast for the first time the night the millionaire heard it. The very next morning I had a letter from him, saying he liked my ukulele playing and asking me 'Ir to go home with him as his private 'uke' "Uncle player. Joe" Faassen, KSO, and his Silver Cup. "I never dreamt that when I learned the MISS ANNA CANOVA descends so 'uke' in the Canadian lumber camps round regally upon the majestic grand in the camp fires that it would bring me such the \VJAX studio in Jacksonville, Fla., Teaches Radio Art marvelous luck as this. she has been christened "Queen of the The millionaire has requested that his Ivories." The piano behaves as a faith- name not be disclosed, as he only wants ful and obedient subject of her royal fin- one musician! gers, for it always responds to her moods and whims with an expression that brings Recent reports from the patent records delight to the thousands of listeners who at Washington show that 3,600 patents tune in this far reaching station of the have been awarded for Radio devices. Southland. Long live Queen Anna!

"The accompanying first class matter LADIES WRITE WINDJAMMER, WAMD was turned into this office by postoffice inspectors with a report that it was found by a section foreman along the railroad between Kewanee and Neponset, Ill., evidently a depredation." Mull robbers tried to steal Pat Barnes' votes, but he won anyway! The Final Tally The total number of votes received by the leaders in the 1927 contest were as follows: Pat Barnes, WHT 376,055 Uncle Joe Faassen, KSO 341,922 Henry Field, KFNF 319,428 Dean Cole, WHO 28:1,589 Bill Hay, WGN 275,802 Billy Ward, announcer at CJRM, Moose - the interests of Radio transmission, jaw, Sask., captured the silver cup for I Prof. John E. Fetzer, Director of the most popular Canadian announcer. His Engineering Department of WEMC, Ber- vote was 11,365. rien Springs, Michigan, is conducting a Presentation ceremonies were conducted class in the technic of Radio transmission. at the broadcasting booth in the Chicago In this class are students from various Radio show, Oct. 14, and were broadcast states as well as from the British colonies by WHT. E. C. Rayner, publisher of Radio In South Africa and China. Digest. presented the gold cup to Pat Mr. Ralph Watts from Cape Town, Barnes and the silver cup to Uncle Joe South Africa, is studying Radio with the Faassen. A moving picture of the event idea of carrying back to his country the was made by International Newsreel, and latest advancements in the art. Mr. shown throughout the country. Wilton Wood of Shanghai, China, is hop- ing to return to that country and further the interest of Radio in that unsettled ORIGINALITY, PLAN republic. OF WGES DIRECTOR BEN PRATT DIRECTS WGES MIKE, CHICAGO Newspaper Man Promises to Add Many Novel Ideas 450METHING new and something different," as Rosy says, has been nailed to the masthead of one of the most popular Chicago stations. WOES, as the slogan of the newly appointed director, Benson K. Pratt. "'Tune in one and you tune in all,' is something more than an interference jest," said Mr. Pratt, "because most of the stations are now producing practically the same kind of a program, same kind of music, same kind of features. There is a woeful lack of originality. It will be my aim to steer the Louis Guyon station along a new course, through new vistas for Radio listeners." NOW that Sarge the Windjammer is Mr. Pratt is a veteran newspaper man, back at his old stand in front of the having entered the Radio field from a re- WAMD mike in Minneapolis the fair write and feature desk at the Chicago listeners of the Northwest are using their Herald and Examiner. His first regular Radio receivers again. Every male enter- enlistment was in charge of publicity for tainer in Minneapolis admits Sarge gets the former Stewart -Warner station, the lion's share of the tinted and scented \VBBM. The new things that he has in mail. But wait until the girls see the preparation for the Guyon's Paradise Ball- Windjammer shown in the lower right BENSON K. PRATT, new director of room station are largely in preparation. hand corner, here! Sarge calls this his WOES, Chicago. who proposes to "Hits Before They're Hits," is one enter- "broken face." He is heard twice weekly broadcast new Radio ideas. prise already introduced. and the fans still call for more.

www.americanradiohistory.com December. 1927 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated Simple Explanation of Broadcasting Part 1 -When the Genie Electricity Takes Hold the Word "Audience" Comes to Mean 50,000,000 People

By Marvin W. Thompson

DEEP In the heart of a teeming city, a ing of the principals is reproduced in mil- ret lathe works- without a machine to of its own, no matter how created. If our great orchestra sweeps majestically lions of homes. demonstrate on? Or. if you happen to be singer changes to a different note, he through the score of a world famous Such an accomplishment was beyond the a seasoned manipulator in Wall or LaSalle either causes the same chord or another operatic selection, its rendition complete conception of even the mightiest rulers, streets, would you care to explain such one to vibrate at a different number of with the mighty roll of the kettle drums, Caesar and Napoleon. Yet today this in- things as margins, selling short, class A times per second. Just as if you hold a the soft plucking of harps, heavy back- stantaneous transmission of music and and class B. call money and the technical- rubber band taut across the thumb and ground of holtonphones and the high sing- the human voice Is accepted as common- ities of a corner to a professor of chem- forefinger of one band and pluck it with ing of violins in the hands of master place and many wonder why science can- istry or zoology? Nowadays, nearly every- the other hand and get one note; then let virtuosos. Perhaps two thousand well - not hurry the perfection of compact little one is a specialist in some phase of life it loosen ever so slightly to get a lower dressed men and women have been for- boxes that will reproduce, for the eye, and we do not have much time to grasp note when plucked again. tunate enough to secure admittance to the these important events, while they are even the rudiments of other phases. Now keep this thought in mind. When seemingly huge auditorium and the artists transpiring; broadcast from portable "ra- In this series of articles it is hoped that you pluck the rubber band, you must put before them command their rapt, spell- energy into it, even though very little. bound attention. This energy goes into the rubber when Out from the city in all directions go a you draw it back and is spent in vibrating. dozen pairs of wires like the web of a The singer puts energy into pushing his gigantic spider, to end hundreds and even breath past the vocal chords with suffi- thousands of miles away, distances that cient force to cause them to vibrate Vio- not so long ago were regarded with awe, lently and it is absorbed by that vocal as representing a journey of many weary- chord used for a given note. ing days and nights. Now, in an Instant Keep the thought in mind of the energy almost too short to be measureable, each being in the vocal chord and we will beautiful note wings its way over the digress at moment on the subject of En- wires be caught up by a glistening. to ergy. In and nn this earth we have a compact piece of machinery and hurled of energy. We can store space yet an aud- definite amount through more miles to it in coal or storage batteries. use it as ience of a size never yet gathered together electricity, steam, light, heat, gasoline, in one place. An audience many times etc.. but we can never add to the total greater than all the millions of men in all amount or lose any of it. The same the armies engaged in the great war, a amount of energy was here when impossible to conceive as that multitude within Figure 1 Cleopatra ruled the Nile is here. no sight of the eye, and greater by far than still more and no less. and always will be. many a country in Europe regarded as dio cameras" at the scene, and through a means has been found to rover every exceedingly powerful in that continent's powerful distributors. intricate angle of broadcasting in such a Pollowing a Vibration ever -varying. mysterious affairs. Many times you must have wondered way that "the doctor, the baker and the (letting back vocal chord, how all was done. How human to the the this the candle stick maker." also the machine tool energy which we have put into Almost Beyond Comprehension voice could be changed to It cannot travel silently manufacturer and the financial wizard, stay there, so the point is "Where Consider the enormity of the feat being and at the speed of light over line threads, can get whole magnificent does the picture it go ?" When it vibrates it forces the air accomplished. the vastness of the terri- could lose even the tangible path of the clearly and with full appreeiatloti of what tory man now covers with his and leap out into space, immediately surrounding it to move also. music. threads silently is happening in the vast reaches of the The air particles are crowded together Music which millions would never hear, to spread out over cities and towns, over sky over their heads every night. some never learn to appreciate, were not forests and impassable mountains to again and are shoved away slightly. 'these and it The start of' all broadcasting, whether pass the shove for newest creation of scientific aid be a human voice to which any and along to others and then this all it be through a single station or a great return to their original pnalt ion. Those commercial enterprise-Radio. may listen at the touch of a finger. Surely, chain, in is the creation. of sound. Some shoved, pass it on and they a Ise return to a forms of sound are highly cont plex in where they were before. :e What is termed their make -up. invol y ing many notes to a Movement of Energy in the form of a GATE WI -IICI-I form a chord or the many little character- sound wave, has been started. The air istics of speech by which we recognize itself does not move away but the shove, CAN BERAISED voices and It would seem best to take as or ripple, or wave, does. The 'ement is AND LOWERED. :nn example a vocal solo as given by an passed on and tn. and the waves recur a ccent pl isbed tenor or baritone. This for and follow each other at the same number the reason that but a single, almost per - per sect aid that the %Ilea l chord vibrated. l'eetly pure note is ereatted at a time. Here is another illustration of this "What Is Sound ?" -ZL _ - _ -ÿ_ travelling of a wave motion such as - Our singer is in the studio of a broad- occurs when one sings, and it parallel ,...... - ...,.,...,,....,.. . casting station and presenting a selection which nearly everyone has done when a a for his Radio audience that he cannot see youngster. In Figure I is an illustration and whose a p preeiat ion lie can only learn of a boy holding the free end of it rope Figure 2 through cards received days later. This about 20 feet long, the other end of which Again, two modern gladiators, trained to it must sometimes give you a tingle brings us to the point of "What is is tied to a post. The rope is slack and a pitch never dreamed of in the days of along the spine to be able to control one Sound ?" As the singer pushes air through the boy has found that by raising his arm the Caesars, and conquerors of Many other of the most complex mechanisms yet de- his vocal chords he causes them to vibrate and then snapping it down smartly, he famous fighters, are to meet to decide vised by science, a mechanism that sifts and, for the sake of simplicity, we will can start a wave in the rope which tray- which is champion of the whole wide out the complete music of an orchestra world in the art of boxing. That world, from the scurrying Radio wave and gives from Australia to Siberia, is tensely, it to you with every delicate touch of the eagerly awaiting news of the outcome. original rendition. Men have traveled over oceans and con- And, to repeat, you must have wondered FROM FIRST SEEACH THIRD 1 tinents to witness the meeting, and 150,- bow it all was done. If only you under- MICROPHONE SPEECH SPEECH SPEECH 000 eager, expectant spectators have paid stood electricity. Radio waves and sound: a king's ransom to be able to see it. They seem so difficult to grasp, and when From the ringside, half a hundred pairs the engineer endeavors to explain he into a language as foreign of copper threads radiate over a continent seems to get AMPLIFIER AMPLIFIER 4,000 miles wide carrying the dramatic as Russian or Siamese. The task of the - every blow and side step translator is not easy; each of the dozens descriptions of Figure 3 as given by carefully chosen announcers of operations, and the many forms into of long experience. From half a hundred which energy is changed. must be pre- great broadcasting stations each word sented with a parallel feature of tvery-- presume that but one vibrates for each els its length ending when it hits the leaps out at the almost incredible speed day life with which the average hustling single musical note. post. At intervals of about a second apart. of 187,000 miles a second to be re-created American is Tamil in T. Now the note being created is the re- he can repeat this and cause a steady into the spoken word for over 50.000,000 Define by Comparison sult of the vocal chord being caused to stream of waves to travel the rope, each pairs of ears to hear. All the drama of It' you are a manufacturer of machine vibrate at a definite number of times per the same size and all the same distance the spectacle, the roar of the mob, the tools, have you ever tried to explain to second. That is how notes are distinguish - apart. clang of the gong, even the heavy breath- your doctor just how your automatic tur- ible; each has a definite rate of vibration (Continued on page 18)

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"OH THOSE TO -TO -O- TEO -TOTEM POLE NBC Crooning Lady Works Hard BLUES," SINGS MISS BETTY, KOMO and Long to Achieve Radio Fame Interviewer Thinks Vaughn de Leath Busiest Woman Along "Big Street" -Sings for Records -Collects and Makes Ear -rings for Her Pet Hobby. By Donald Morgan FROM the abysmal depths of a heavily from the Orient and the Congo, from upholstered chair, we sipped our tea Europe and South America, and from Alex- and silently regarded our hostess -the and our own United States. Being always popular Radio and re- very proud of them, she de- cording artist Vaughn De lights in telling you, min - Leath. - sa..+^^...- utely, their history, who wore A very striking and attrac- them and how she came in tive woman, this crooning possession of them. She even lady of the "air." One im- creates, and models designs mediately becomes impressed herself. They are really very by the quiet dignity of her. cleverly done, too. Right here, The sparkling personality allow us to impart a "tip:" that lurks behind an ever - Should you ever be lucky present "watch-your -step" ex- enough to see this array of pression in two, big luminous glistening jewels, and if you brown eyes seems to be try- would like to make a friend ing to hold itself in cheek. of this charming young wom- She looks temperamental; an for life, select the darkest, but she is ambitious, prac- largest and most highly pol- tical, hard -working. One ished set of the lot as being would expect her to be slow the best. These are her fav- of speech, with languorous orites, and she gets a big voice and subtle words. On "kick" when they are singled the contrary, she is matter - out for admiration, for she of -fact and direct. Miss De Vaughn de Leath made them herself. Lea t h has a keen, sensible Sometimes this busy song- brain behind those brown, bird disappears for a short fathomless eyes; a brain that has guided time. A search will find that she has flitted her swiftly and surely to glory and suc- away to a quaint log cabin, set exquisitely cess; success without that quality that in a Connecticut garden which she herself usually accompanies this achievement - designed, planned and completed, inside ostentation. She has a distinct distaste and out. for the word and all that it implies. "Little Paradise." as Miss De Leath Vaughn De Leath is probably the rails it, means to her all that its name busiest young woman, professionally, implies. For it is here she finds relief along the "big street." So busy, indeed. n fter strenuous days in the city. And that we have often wondered when, and here, too, all alone with her thought, amid how, she ever found time to sleep. Always these enchanting surroundings, she cre- on the go, rushing hither and thither, ates her musical works; reads her favorite either recording for one of several phono- literature; takes care of her gardens; graph companies, keeping appointments plans for the future, and last, but by no with music publishers concerning her mu- means least, it is here that she feels so sical compositions, or fulfilling engage- perfectly at peace with the world. ments in the broadcasting studios As we struggle to our feet, accept our stretches her work -day far into the night. hat and press a warm, feminine hand, we While music and literature are favorite reiterate: A very striking, attractive and recreations for Vaughn, we believe the successful personality, this lady of the collection of rare, old, and new ear -rings "air." We shall eagerly watch for her -yes, the are quite serious -is her real name on future programs, and partake of hobby. She has them all sizes and colors, added pleasure in hearing her voice. ANTENNA VVWHEN those Totem broadcasters at took her degree in music from the Uni- WHEN BUDDY AGITATES KOMO want to get a real enthusiastic versity of Washington and has been teach- ON HIS OLD BANJO AIR WAVES SKIP response from folks around Seattle they ing music at Sumner. in the shadow of announce the Harding sisters for a "bluet." snow- capped Rainier. Her sister, Louretta, Betty and Louretta have perfectly matched has been staff pianist at KOMO since it voices for the blues. This photo of the first went on the air and coaxed Betty to shilling lady with the floppy hat i> miss Seattle. Together the two sisters have Betty, a newcomer at KO:\ I. Sit. n .. tiv ea pt ured a mighty Radio and irnc.. Visual Interpretations of Classics Attract Attention to WSM Pianist Elsie Miller Wood Develops Descriptive Method of Technique in Presenting Works of Old Masters -Wins Praise of Fellow Artists and New Radio Friends. WALTER DAMROSCH started some- entation. She particularly admired the thing when he introduced vivid word technique of the great D:unrosch while in interpretations with his broadcast of New York, attending several of his concerts. the classics. By Thus she devel- visualizing the - 1 aped her own style, thought and mood è - .. :r'. organ. so that upon of the composer he her return to Nash - aroused a new in- ville she was pre - terest in thehearts pared to introduce aund minds of mil- something m o r e lions who had hith- than the ordinary erto regarded t h e t o h e r listeners. r l g id cadenzas of Her recitals at- the old master's as tracted the atten- a bore, or at least tion of many ar- beyond their k e n. . b, ,. ,r tists who had pre - This method of re- A ;" viously withheld venting the works full approval of of the sublime by what could be ac- Buddy Baker is one of the old time thin' is sure to oscillate. Buddy Baker has R a d i o has been complished by Ra- stand -bys of KYW, pioneer station of Chi- established a very definite and very de- followed by others d i o. Director cago. When he unlimbers his reverse, voted following from this Westinghouse with marked suc- George D. Hay be- double-action, rotary shift banjo, sits station. He not only manipulates the banjo cess. lleves that these down in hard bottom chair, crosses his but he sings the blues in a way that is Elsie Wood Mil- -, recitals have legs and starts piekin' the antenna some- strictly his own. ler, whose portrait //, brought a new is shown here, has r prestige to WSM. the other the ordinary sounds. When found this spirit of Television Adapted to everybody who has a loudspeaker lias also expression f o r a 7 *. "I believe that a televisor attachment, Mr. Baird claims large Radio audi- ` -J a the season of 1928 Phonograph by Baird it will be possible to reproduce pictures .ace in the South. will advance a THE prospect of the production Of of the performers from the extra spiral She has been heard long step forward phonograph records which will give of the phonograph record on that attach- recently in a num- '¿ in the appreciation visual reproductions of the performers ment. He believes it will also offer an ber of recitals of good music," as well as audible reproductions of their alternative to the present phonofilm in from WSM a t declared Mr. Hay. performances is held out by J. L. Baird, ci uematogrtt pity. Nashville w h e r e % "We are beginning inventor of instantaneous television. s h e presented a l' to understand bet- Mr. Baird has invented an instrument WHAZ Gets New Talent , ter the technique first stage series that includ- which he says marks only the crop of musical talent sur- ed Chopin, Bee " of presenting our in the process. a phonograph adapted to ABUMPER thoven, Grieg, more refined music. reproduce the "image sounds" of faces. prised the faculty of Rensselaer Poly- Mendelssohn. Rub- t ' i' :,. There has to be figures, and objects, and he prophesied technic Institute at Troy, N. Y., when a -,? records would call went forth for replacements front instein, Liszt and something to take that some day phonograph Moskowski. In the course of a concert the place of the gesture and sway of the bear two spirals instead of the one that the incoming class to fill out musical or- for those who hear only, and appears on them today -one representing ganizations depleted by the late graduat- tour through the eastern states she took conductor staff. time to study and prepare for Radio ptes- do not see. Mrs. Wood has the right idea." the "image sounds" of the performers and ing class. \\'HAZ now has a record

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BARBARA COX, IA., THREE SPARKLING MEMBERS OF NBC CHAIN OPERETTAS WINS $1,000 CHECK HAWKEYE WOMAN SUBMITS MOST ORIGINAL SET

Replica of Station WOC With Artists in Lighted Studio Takes Last Big Prize of Contest

Out of the great array of many ingenious and intricately contrived designs submitted in the Radio Digest Great Whozit contest the most original and skillfully prepared set of pictures were submitted by Mrs. Barbara M. Cox, Wash- ington, Iowa. The final decision was made by Miss Edith Fox of Moody Bible Institute, who has made a very con - sclencious study of every exhibit in her capacity as a Whozit judge. Mrs. Cox will receive a check for $1,000 in time to do her Christmas shopping. In describing the $1,000 prize winning set Miss Fox gives the following description: Designed as Theatre "The most original set was selected from the entire entries for Station WOC. It is a most unique design of a theatre, beautifully decorated in gold bronze with the Whozits arranged on a miniature stage. The stage is brought to view by THIS RADIO ROSTER TJIM' come to you in chains-that is opening two doors. which are elaborately :\ ehain. which may be something else decorated in green and gold bronze. CORRECTED TO DATE again. This bright looking threesome con- Heavy green velvet curtains, tied with sists of three stars in the National Broad- golden cord, are pulled to each side of the Do you realize that many changes Astrid stage, bringing into view the decorated in frequency and power take place in cast chain. At the left is Miss cards, each containing two hand- painted the Radio roster of stations during Fjelde, a modern nightingale of the air Whozits. On the top of the theatre is a the month? You would be surprised! and a conspicuous soprano of the National small replica of the studio, towers and While the commission is busy with opera troupe. On the right we have Miss wires of Station WOC. The towers are hearings, shuffling and making re- Devore 111adworney, contralto member of made of wire, painted with gold bronze. adjustments, the log of last month the troupe. Miss Jessie(' Dragonette Is each tower having 150 soldered joints. has gone out of date. The Official Call the soloist who seems to have sung her- The .studio, which contains 172 small Book included in your Radio Digest is self into the hearts of the nation during windows, is also lighted with electricity. ALWAYS the latest authentic direc- the past year. Miss Dragonette first scored which throws into. relief the dull gold tory. of station information available as the only voice in the spectacle play, woodwork of the most original Whozit ANYWHERE. Be sure to keep the "The Miracle." She scored again in Radio entry." latest Radio Digest near your receiver. Pickard Flew Up production of "Robin Hood." Many Sets Submitted There were a great many sets sub- isteners. throtghout the United State. to Radio Success mitted designed as receivers, but none and Canada. Following the war Pickard (lid exhibi involved the detail and tine workmanship Prizes in cash and merchandise amount- tinn flying for a short time, but finally as the design worked out by Mrs. Cox, ing to $26.000 have been awarded to lis- War Experience Taught Perseverance came back to his newspaper work, which This is the second and final $1,000 cash teners throughout the. continent. Twenty - and Helped Him to Forge he supplemented with a degree in the prize in this contest that interested Radio four broadcasting stations participated. Way to Commission science of agriculture. With this combination he became agricultural editor of By L. M. Lamm the Kansas State College. It was five years ago that Pickard "JUST A COUPLE OF SINGING KIDS" ['IAMIVEL" is a great fellow. Charles crashed the Radio gate. or rather he paid \J Dickens when he referred to "Sami- $150 for a ticket. The big show was just vel" was writing Of Sam Weller starting, and like many would -be broad- but this is about Sam Pickard, the new casters of today, the new commissioner member of the federal Radio commission had the urge to go on the air, but no who takes the place of Commissioner station. He advanced to college heads the H. A. Bellows, recently resigned. Pickard idea of selling the doctrine of better farm- was formerly secretary of the commis- ing practice by Radio. Wasn't there .a sion. good station just twenty miles front Sam says he feels he has always been Kansas ready in the air. His career in this direction to lend its facilities, he seems to have started on a western ranch, asked? For $150 a telephone company for as a youngster he was prone to ride, had agreed to construct the necessary land or rather attempt to ride. young calves wires. The whole business was set, even and colts, of the broncho variety. unto a catalogue describing a ten weeks His early ambition to fly manifested short course in this new college of the air. itself in a jump from the barn roof with a Looking for $150 pair of turkey wings tied securely to his arms. His Next comes a meeting of the college career since shaking the farm heads. What is this new thing, Radio? dust from his feet and going to the Uni- they asked. Did the farmers actually versity of Kansas, where he studied jour- have sets? nalism under no less an authority than Why not let some other col- Merle Thorpe, editor of "Nation's Busi- lege try the experiment first? Besides, ness," has where was the $150 coming from? Every been varied and checkered, but cent of the limited appropriation was al- everlastingly interesting. ready budgeted. Trains for Aviation It was William M. Jardine, now Secre- Pickard's newspaper career which began. tary of Agriculture, then president of the as editor of a Missouri daily paper, was college, who ended the controversy by ended abruptly by the declaration of war. striking his desk with a good sized fist Within sixty days Pickard, with a group and saying, "This looks like one of the of 100 cadets. began his training as an finest and most promising ideas that has aviator at Toronto, Canada, with the come before me as president. We will Royal Flying Corps. In a few months he give it a trial." had to his credit enough experiences to Unfortunately, the small financial angle fill a book. On his first solo flight, which of took place late of a summer evening, he the situation was overlooked at the time and it was Pickard who trotted down became hopelessly lost, and because of his to his banker Inexperience as an airman, his failure to and angled $150, which he return to camp convinced his comrades bet on Radio. he had come to a sad end. However, two At the next session of the State legisla- days later Pickard strolled into headquar- ture, without even making a request, the ters after working his way out of a dense college heads provided funds for its own forest, where he had landed in the black- broadcasting station. Within the next ness of night. A few weeks later, while few years Pickard was before the micro- playing Hun over the City of Toronto, phone several hours each day. His voice his motor failed and he found it necessary is still remembered by many Middle to hind in one of the main streets of the Western listeners. city. One of the next big thrills came Pickard was born on a Wyoming ranch while flying service machines across the and educated in Iowa and Kansas. It was English Channel to France. A broken his success at the Kansas State Agricul- crank shaft and a forced landing in the tural College which won him the post of middle of the icy channel with Pickard director of Radio for the department of imaging on the top wing while a fishing agriculture which position he held when schooner came to his aid, is still a he was appointed secretary of the federal memory. Radio commission. His broad familiarity in Arlington National Cemetery at with the broadcasting field and his under- Washington there lies another aviator. standing of agricultural Pickard's needs has made SOME of faithful observer on various his services indispensable to the commis- these days you will be saying, By that you will mean, "see how famous combat expeditions across the enemy's sion. He "Why. I remember when Jeanie and they are is being besieged with letters as leading entertainers of the line, whom he brought back mortally and telegrams of congratulations from his Arthur Lang were just a couple of kids day." Their voices have been heard far wounded during the last days of the war. many friends doing juvenile features over the Blue net- over the country. Isn't Jeanie on the farms to whom he the imp Pickard himself spent a year convalescing has for so many years told the story of work from New York. Nnw look at 'em!" in this picture? from his last aerial encounter of battle. the day.

www.americanradiohistory.com 12 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated December, 1927 URGES ONE TO NINETY - McNamee Meets BED TIME STORY ABOUT NAUGHTY SIX FOR RADIO CALLS PAPA AND AN INQUIRING MAMMA "Miss St. Louis" Engineers Consider Numbers in Glad Hand Welcome in Missouri Town No wonder! Lieu of Waves and Frequencies for New York Announcer Who Why, Oh why does everybody stay up Dares Deadly Flashlight half the night trying to get KFI? HIGHER mathematics used to desig- nate wave lengths and frequencies NeNAMEE, the well THE Papa sits humped over at his may be reduced to plain United MR. GRAHAM Super- Songotron. Under the known Radio announcer of New tightly States and simple digits as one of the St. Louis clamped head phones a happy smile radical improvements for listeners in York, was a guest at the flits over his features. The cloak strikes Radio show, where he met the folks and 1928. time. One. A door creaks in the dark upper- The idea, advanced by R. H. Langley liad a great regions. Voice of the Mamma descends of Cincinnati, means that all of the the stairs. ninety -six channels available for broad- "Papa?" casting shall be numbered from one to No answer. ninety -six. That's all, there aren't any "Papa!" more. All of the stations in the United Still no answer. The clock ticks States are now and will be broadcasting boisterously. within the range of those ninety -six "Papa Darius Xavier Hown -will you assignments. answer me!" When WHAT takes the air it will an- Frown chases happy smile from the nounce that it is broadcasting on Channel Papa's face. Startling mumbling sounds 44 instead of wave length 444.4, or 1,277 emanate indistinctly from between his kilocycles. teeth. Forced expression of patience. Mr. Langley commented as follows: "The numbered channels will permit the use of a scale on the receiver with rea- sonably small numbers, which will have a definite significance and will correspond to the station announcement. Radio users would very quickly learn the channel numbers of their favorite stations. By numbering the channels from the low frequency end, the series could be continued into the shorter waves when and if the broadcast frequency band is extended. Would Simplify Sets "Personally I feel that the plan has many obvious advantages. We are anxious to take the matter up with a large number of broadcasting stations, and in the various sections of our own association. The proposition has been referred to a committee of the Electric Manufacturers' Association for recom- "I certainly like to get away from the mendations to be made to the Radio com- Big Town and meet my many friends in mission." the other metropolises," smiled Mr. Mc- Namee, shaking hands here and there as he came through the door. "Come right in," said Mayor Victor Gladys Johnson, and Miller, heartily. "We sure admire for you to come to St. Louis. You'll always Gladys Johnson, KGW find a welcome hand when you come to this town. Meet Miss St. Louis!" L. Two Charming Misses of Same "Miss St. Louis in person. I'm charmed." It was the tender, flexible "Yes, Manna, what is it? Can't you "But can't you wait a minute -" Name, Sing at Same Station voice so well known to those who listen see I'm trying to listen for distance ?" "NO! I want to listen right now. Give ardently to the Radio. "T know now that "You listen this way once, and come me those-those ear bracelets. or what- THERE certainly are more Johnsons I'm going to adore St. Louis -er, may I, straight up to bed or you'll never get ever you call 'em. There's something than Gladyses, but it is rarely that Miss St. Louis." down to work in the morning . . . it's funny about this. You're stalling -" one meets two Gladys Johnsons in a Miss St. Louis blushed slightly and morning NOW!" He hands her the head phones, the cable lifetime. Portland. Ore., is honored with gave him her hand. Soon they were chat- "Shut up-I mean hush-just a minute scrapes over the dial. The Mamma lis- two young and especially charming young ting gaily and strolled down the aisle. -I got KFI -she's coming fine!" tens, her eyes roll around and brows women, both named Gladys Johnson. Suddenly a figure darted out from Mr. "Brute! 'She's coming fine,' is she? raise with puzzled expression. Kolster's booth and halted them. So that's why I'm to 'shut up' -and WHO "So you were listening to KFI, were "May I take your picture ?" Ile begged. is 'she' that you are so much more inter- you? Well, I just heard the announcer "Oh, I'm so afraid of flashlights," ested in than your wife ?" say it was WRC. I thought there was shuddered Miss St. Louis. More audible mutterings -"Oh, Hel -" something funny - deceiving me- why ?" "I'll protect you," laughed Mr. Mc- "WHAT!" "Well, they're on the same wave. And Namee. "Oh. Helen, you know it's just the fact you gotta tune to a hair line. The dial He did. I'm listening for 2,000 miles. That's must have got knocked -" "Every time I hear 'St. Louis Blues' silly to be talking about a woman -" "It must have. Accidentally. Huh!" I'll be thinking of you and your wonder- "Well, it must be a woman. Some little Lights out. Voices fade away into the ful city," said the urbane New Yorker jazz queen, I suppose. No man would sit upper darkness. Tick -Lock, tick -tock. to Miss St. Louis before he left. There up all night just to hear another MAN Anyhow, Mamma, he can't fool you. No, was a merry twinkle in his eye. "And rave over the Radio. Let me hear, too. sir! And when they get television you I want you to come and see me when you Put 'HER' on the loud speaker." liad better go to the basement and get come to New York." The Papa's face is full of static as he the furnace shaker before you march in hears the Mamma padding down stairs. on him, because just look at the pic- "But I can't do that, Helen dear, remem- ture here, what he would be seeing! Bath- Miss Gladys Johnson, cellist, left, and Miss ber this is Los Angeles, Calif., coming all ing beauties! And, Oh, Christmas, why Gladys Johnson, violinist, below. Both staff the way across the deserts and moun- are you so cold? artists at KGW, but are not related. tains. I'd lose it sure. Now, please, But think of Leslie Adams, the KFI please, listen -" announcer, looking down so sternly from "Exactly, Just what I intend doing. above. Just think of his terrible responsi- Give me that, that ear bracket, PLEASE!" bilities . one, two, three -eight of 'cm.

MURIEL McCORMICK ANNOUNCES AT WJBT

for Miss Muriel McCormick al- 1[FE, ways has meant a struggle to M. just herself. People are forever refer- ring to her as the daughter of the Mc- Cormick and Rockefeller millions. But her friends say she lives within a very modest income, tries to do worthwhile things, and indulges in no false and arrogant notions that sometimes turns the heads of others who have less cause to be pretentious. So here we have a picture of Miss Mc- Cormick at the WJBT microphone. There was no blare of trumpets or great ado about the matter. She simply acted in her capacity as publicity director for the Red Cross Annual Roll Call on Armistice More than that, they are musicians and day. There was a special program under are heard regularly over station KGW. her supervision over WJBT, Chicago. She They are not related, although both are not only arranged the program, but she blondes and their features bear a slight announced the speakers, among whom resemblance. But there the affinity stops, were James B. Forgan, Jr., chairman of for when it comes to music the Miss the Chicago chapter of the American Red Gladys Johnson in the black hat is Cross, William Wrigley, Jr., and other famed as a cellist, while the Miss Gladys well known figures. Johnson with the wavy hair and white ri RIM LM= Miss McCormick has rendered valuable fox fur is distinguished as a violinist...... _. .. service to the Red Cross, and as a mem- These girls are good chums and never ber of the Chicago Junior League has tire of the predicaments that sometimes Miss Muriel McCormick takes charge of WJBT taken a leading part in activities for poor occur when strangers become confused for special Red Cross program on Armistice day. and crippled children. as to which is which. Bankers and other big business men assisted her.

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated 13 Captain Gray Writes His Log of Glory Radio Rendezvous with KMOX above the Clouds Recorded in Book of "Do or Die" by Sky Explorer

'Paths of glory lead but to the grave' AGREAT war film today blazons that By Harold P. Brown red line of reproach across the screens of the nation, and into the who made the world's altitude record in read the entry -neat, small characters: minds of a public already grown apathetic an airplane last year. KMOX on the air. to the bitter realities of a world dis- Eager for the great adventure the bal- Good. he has the dial settings OK on aster not yet one decade gone! loon bobs joyously out of the door and that St. Louis station, and no precious Tragic and terrible the truth of it re- is trundled into the open. The wind time to be lost raking the air to lind a mains. Let the surly waters of the At- sneers a challenge through the rigging. station. Better dump some more sand. lantic and Pacific bear me witness. Captain Gray slides over the edge of the Where are those planes? So I bring to you here, on this page, basket and is given a final boost by the KMOX 27 -37 -"Sympathy," two the Log of Glory -the most remarkable sergeant. Everything is ship- shape -one bags of sand. AC, 300 to 500, KSD, Radio log ever written. It is here be- look across the arena to the little lady in Symptoms of rickets. 91 over Okaw, cause it is a Radio log, because you are the big hat, a wafted kiss, wave of the E. Mascoutah. Bar number 11 turns a reader of Radio Digest, and because hand, a sharp command, a swish of ropes at 12,000 feet. Drop extra hand rope you are therefore doubtless interested in and the S -80 -241 heaves skyward with a at 2:40 p. m. KMOX. Marked 248. that phase of the valor of the late Haw- sudden bound. Bar No. 14 stopped at 15,000. Left thorne C. Gray, captain of the United Gracefully she sails aloft, skimming glass foggy. States army, stationed at Scott Field, over the tree tops -off on the path of 2:50 p. in. Near school house and Belleville, Ill., holder of the world's alti- glory. east guage part clear. 16,500. tude record, regardless of official recog- "Good Eye, Daddy" 3:05 -19,500 feet. Temperature zero. nition of the fact. Dix, four years old, stands mouth open, EMOX - With compressed oxygen, Ready to Go gazing at the shrinking cloud that is 23,000. It is Friday afternoon, November 4, carrying his father away- forever, Wil- You lips are blue, Captain. No doubt 1927, with a buzz of excitement about liam, who is 9, is crying. He heard the about the atmosphere getting thin and the hangars and the big balloon drome wind snap the under slink of the bag as it it's a little hard to continue thinking on the army flying field at Belleville. The came onto the field like a pistol sl, t. clearly and coherently. But you've got huge S -80 -241, filled with 80,000 cubic feet It scared him. Mrs. Gray is holding 17,000 feet still to go to reach your goal, of pure hydrogen, strains like a mad little two -year -old Gordon tightly in her and the oxygen is only good for two mastiff at its leash. It is the greatest grams. and facing everybody with a smile and one -half hours. Ease out some more spherical balloon in the world. It yearns that does not conceal the misgivings in sand and, and, listen in and put it down, for the heavens and tugs impatiently as her heart. keep listening and write down the log - a hundred strong armed soldiers hold the "Where is daddy, now ?" asks Dix, as 3:10 -Snow, gloves, 8 degrees be- rope ends and guide it skillfully toward the balloon becomes a speck and dis- low zero. the opening at the north of its house. appears in the mist. KMOX, "Thinking of Ton." A few minutes before the balloon lifted Captain A 25 -mile gale whips a challenge to the Let us, you and I, detach ourselves Gray appeared, as above, while phoning a direct Take another turn at the dial, Cap- message to the KMOX listeners. big bag as it screeches past the opening somewhat from our physical bodies. com- tain, with the gloves on your hands will at sharp right angles. fortably bestowed here on terra firma, and not be so cold. The phones are getting "Hold her low and watch your step," fly in astral form after the valiant cap- cold against your head, but-a little turn wonder you didn't wait to hear the call warns Lieutenant Karl S. Axtater, speak- tain as he makes his immortal Radio log. and, there you are: letters where they were talking about ing to the men as he calls a halt. "Mind I do not know whether you have been WHO, Des Moines -"Sunset" by dying. They did not know that Death that door as you pass through that you up before, but the three or four times Ole Olson's orchestra, was near and reaching for you- steady don't rip the casing, for the wind Is that I have been ballooning I have found 3:13 -24,000 feet. Snow. with your hand, man, somebody is going across you. Hold her down and go with to be quite free from bumps and the 3:17 -44 telling about dying. to read that line- a rush until you are clear of all obstruc- noise that one gets in an airplane. In (Radio dial reading ?) 29,000 feet, 34,000 feet. Coil off antenna. No tions. Stand by for the captain's orders." feet, you scarcely know you are tnov- Minus 29 degrees. WLS, Chicago, more music for me. Minus 40 degrees. Captain Gray, tall. stocky, a bit of sil- ins unless you are looking over the Chonocide. Too much agr. ver showing at the temples beneath the Landscape. 3:21 -"Pied Piper," 30,000 feet. Ice. Quite right, Captain Gray. the Big Pro- edge of his leather helmet, smiles down to Main Gray is looking over the side. Sun clock frozen. Minus 35 degrees. gram is over -no mitt ever before rec- into the face of his brave young wife. still trying to see the dimming blur of Not quite clear there, Captain. "Chono- orded a Radio voice at 34,000 feet above Twice before she has been through this tray and brown of Scott Field, fast fad- cide" is unknown at \\'LS, but it is pos- sea level. As a Radio log it is a Log of moment -the three little ones about his ing from view. The basket is packed with sible you heard the announcement for Glory. Drop your antenna and make a knees and glory beckoning in the skies - n great deal of paraphernalia- tanks, box- "Chum- time" to come later in the evening. little more altitude. The oxygen is get- glory with raven wings and a shroud, like cases with clock dials, a canvas roll But Okeh for the Pied Piper. Anthony ting low and you've got 6,000 feet to go. perhaps. :cttd a seven -tube Atwater Kent Radio Wons, as the Pied Piper, at that moment Your eyes are bulging and -you are very "Now, don't worry," chats the captain receiver with head phones, batteries and was relating his adventures with Lucky tired. But pull yourself together now - confidently, "It's just a little eight mile a ntiscellaney of articles. Sambo at chasing bandits in Texas. Your 36,000 -32 degrees below. Getting ride, and the chances are I'll be back in There come the escort planes-three, oxygen is going fast. Cut that empty warmer. vacuum in mouth. time for supper. \ \'hat are you going to and one is just catching up in the dis- tank loose and 39,000 feet. Minus 28 degrees. Sky have?" tance, four in - ordinarily blue. Sun is bright. All all. They make a great 32,000 feet, WFIW "Of course, dear, but I can't help think- roar as they come racing along beneath at Kopkinsville, good. ing how you had to to a us. The captain has already march. 33 degrees below. 40,000 -Last sand bags. take parachute, dropped con- You were and you passed out at 29.000 feet, and siderable of the ton of sand. He turns a lucky to get that announce- You've made it! You've made it, Cap- you-" valve and the sand goes -no heaving over ment, Captain, because you are getting tain Gray. You've made it again. They'll Profits from Experience of bags like the last time when he col- very restless and it seems hard to hold not deny you this time. But your oxygen "Sure, that's the experience that makes lapsed front the exertion. the dial very long on one station. No is entirely gone. it safe for me now. No cold metal in the \Nell, here goes the first entry on the helmet this time, no heavy sand bags log: to lift overboard-just turn a valve aml Scott Field at 2:33 at 52 degrees down goes the sand! Nothing to do but temperature. KMOX Broadcasts Last Message sit and listen to the Radio. It'll be a 2:35 p. tin.- 10,500 feet, 24 degrees. joy ride. Well, everything's ready. So What's on the air? This Radio log, From Gray Before Balloon Ascends bye -bye until supper-" compared with broadcast studio schedules, The top of her head scarcely comes up will prove a further check on the ac- to his broad shoulders, but she stands curacy of the flight record. He adjusts Krooners Sing and Junkin Tells Captain "We Are Thinking of You" on her toes, and he puts his arms around the phones and turns the dial. Already - her. Then kisses for the tots, a wave something has climbed up the antenna Parting Words Put in Report as He Reaches Top of the hand, and he lumbers across the and registered a signal in the captain's of Earth's Atmosphere field in his cumbersome suit, an outfit ears. He listens, writes and at the same formerly worn by Captain MacReady, time lets out another bag of sand. We By George Junkin, Director KMOX forward them immediately to Scott Field." At 44,000 feet the captain found his oxygen gas exhausted, the thin air would not support life, To afford all possible assistance to Cap- and the path of glory came to an end. STATION KMOX broadcast a contin- tain Gray KMOX broadcast the special uous program for Captain Gray, No- program beginning the moment he left vember 4, starting at the moment he the ground. A picture of conditions at took off. Just previous to his ascension Scott Field, including the latest weather Captain Gray phoned us this message: reports, was put on the air. Among the "My last flight for the purpose of an many numbers dedicated to Captain Gray altitude record was made on May 4, 1927, were "Sympathy," by Ethel and Janice, and I attained the altitude of 42,476 feet, the Tuneful Two, and "Thinking of You," establishing the world's altitude record sung by the Kampus Krooners. with a half mile margin to spare. The following announcements were then "However, this honor was not allowed broadcast to Captain Gray: to me, as, according to international rules, "Captain Gray is now reported to be one must come down with the craft. It out of sight beyond the clouds, trying happened that I was obliged to leave my for an altitude record and 1,-..110X is craft and come down in a parachute. It keeping in touch with him continually. is my pleasure to say that I received We assure, you, Captain, we are think- K\IOX as high as 35,000 feet, but at that ing of you." altitude I was compelled to throw Radio Colonel Pagelow phoned us from Scott batteries over as ballast. After the flight Field the morning of November 5, and I received reports from ground receiving we broadcast several announcements re- sets that there was a great deal of inter- questing .KMOX listeners in Southern ference by static, but I received no static Indiana and Northern Kentucky to wire at any time during the flight. I landed Scott Field if they had seen anything of 110 miles east of Scott Field. Captain Gray's balloon. At 11 o'clock our "The purpose of my flight today is for announcer from the Merchant's Exchange the development of oxygen apparatus, and broadcast the Associated Press dispatch to test Radio reception at higher altitudes, that the body of Captain Gray had been and incidentally to try for an altitude 'found in the basket of his balloon. record. I expect to leave the ground at N. S. Brown, who is very much inter- 1 p. m. and to be in the air around two ested in aviation, furnished Captain Gray hours. I also wish to make the state- with an Atwater Kent set. speaker, tubes ment at this time that I will be dropping and batteries on each of his trial trips. certain articles of equipment such as re- This equipment was broken up into small ceiving sets. batteries, oxygen cylinders weatherproof parcels and each parcel at- with a message attached to each one, and tached to a parachute to be thrown over- would appreciate those finding them to board in case of emergency.

www.americanradiohistory.com 1927 14 RADIO DIGEST-Illustrated December,

BULLARD SUGGESTS M -G -M SCREEN ARTISTS BECOME WHN AIR ARTISTS RADIO RUN TRAINS "WOULD GET IN ON GAME IF BIG ROAD HEAD" Believes Wireless Control for Lines Now Feasible- Advises Active Development of Uses USE of Radio in the operation of trains is a perfectly feasible proposition and should be developed, Admiral W. H. G. Bullard, chairman of the federal Radio commission, told the last annual conven- tion of the Telegraph & Telephone Section of the American Railway Association. Admiral Bullard said in part as follows: "The question of train operation is not a new one by any manner of means. I can readily understand the desirability of control and communication between moving trains and different parts of the saine train, for instance- between the locomotive and the caboose of a long freight train. There ought to be some more reliable means of communication between the front and the rear end of these trains. "Twelve years ago I was approached by one of the big Western railroads and asked to develop a scheme by which they could use Radio for controlling their trains. They had the idea of controlling their dispatching, and communication between their long freight trains, by means of Radio. Advised Against Radio POPULAR ORCHESTRAS "After a long study of the subject, I (Continued from page 5) gave a report at that time that it was has a chance to win or not. If the orches- an impractical proposition and recom- tra has not already been nominated tip, mended strongly against it. Eighteen nomination blank is published again this months later a gentleman representing months on page 4 just below the second that organization told me that my of the series of six ballots to decide the thoughts and recommendations at that great question of the world's most popular time had saved them thousands of dol- orchestra. lars. Now, however, the state of the art Be sure your orchestra is nominated, renders it a perfectly feasible proposition then be sure to utilize every ballot. Get to install and operate these new devices. your friends to help you make your favor- You must remember, however, that every ite win. Here are the orchestras already time one of these little waves goes out Eleanor Boardman named and the ballots received for each. it fills up and clutters the air. Now, if (above) and James Murray, miked and we had all the railroads of the United filmed together. DISTRICT No. 1 -EAST States operating what we call mobile sta- George K. Arthur Comprising: Maine, New Hampshire, tions the whole atmosphere would be interviews Radio Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, i:mmed full of these wave lengths, and it Poll. Connecticut, New York, New .Jersey, would be an extremely difficult proposi- Pennsylvania, Delaware. Maryland and (Continuer] on page 18) District of Columbia. Vincent Lopez' orchestra, WEAF 973 Roxy's symphony, \\'JZ 833 KENNETH'S BIG BUG A. and P. Gypsies, WEAF 651 Palais D'Or orchestra, WEAF 313 TICKLES FUNNY BONE KDKA little symphony, KDKA 212 Club Worthy Hills orchestra, WTIC 193 Follies Bergere dance orchestra, WPG 145 They Make Northwest Listeners Goodrich Zipper orchestra, WEAF...., 111 Laugh Over WDAY, Fargo La France orchestra, WEAF 69 Cliquot Club Eskimos, WEAF 65 Statler's Pennsylvanians, WEAF 63 ENNETH and the Bug are the dia- .__.. . 4r-.;_: Corsley Moscow Art orchestra, WEAF 53 phragm lifters of WDAY, Fargo, Jonaseri s Hofbrau orchestra, \\'CAE 41 N. D. They are shown below red handed HERE they are, ladies and gentlemen Hotel Ten Eyck orchestra, WGY 37 in the act of disturbing the risibles of of the Radio audience. The movies Ed. Carpenter's Hotel Statler orchestra, Northwest listeners. Kenneth is Ken- FISHIN' HOLES NOT are on the air. As you listen to WGR 27 neth M. Hance, general manager of the AS BE! their voices the scene is before you. This Piccadilly orchestra, WCAU 19 Radio Equipment company, and Bug is SAME USTER Is the Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer "Ars Gratia Chet Frost's Bostonians, WBZ 17 a perpetual mystery, being one kind of Artis " -or motion picture corporation Royal Peacock orchestra, WHAS 17 a bug one night and another the next. This is fishing time for those DX doing their combination stunt of making Ben Bernie's orchestra, WEAF t 16 They, say he's a live wire advertising man sockers! a feature film and a feature broadcast Parody Club orchestra, WOR 15 otherwise, but mention no names. Ken- Don't expect to find the same old at the sanie time. Kentner's El Patio dance orch., WIP 13 neth also is the announcer for the sta- fish in the same old hole every time At this writing M -G -M has not launched WTAG little symphony . 12 tion which is owned by his company. you sit down by the old set to pull its chain, but it is understood that about Markel's orchestra, WJZ 7 There is a peppy, exhilarating staff al- 'ern in. The Radio commission has forty communities including the follow- Ernie Andrew's troubadours, WBZ 5 ways to keep this North Dakota station been makin' 'em flop around consider- ing are under contract: Boston, Tilton, New York symphony orchestra, WJZ 5 on the Radio map of America. able. Here in October, over there in N. H.; Providence, New Haven. Buffalo, Hotel Bond orchestra, WTIC 4 November and some place else again Rochester, Utica, Syracuse. Newark, Pat- Dick Newcousb's orchestra, WBZ 3 in December. Only DX fisherman's erson, Trenton, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Meyer Davis' S w a n e e syncopators, guide you can depend on is the Official Washington, Charlotte, Atlanta. Cinchi- IYRC 3 Call Book complete in each Radio nati. Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Scranton, Savoy Plaza concert orchestra, WJZ 3 Kenneth and the I)ii,'st, and r,'i >.d t.. date. Harrisburg, Altoona, Johnstown. Cleve- Whittall Anglo- Perseans, WEAF 3 Bug, WDAY land, Columbus, Dayton, Hamilton, Mediterraneans, WJZ 2 Indianapolis, Memphis, Birmingham. New Hotel Van Curler orchestra, WGY 1 Orleans, Chicago, Milwaukee, Minne- Sylvania Foresters, WJZ 1 apolis, Fargo, St. Louis, Kansas City. Virginia Vetter's entertainers, WHAS 1 Omaha and Los Angeles. Jack Alhins, WEAP 1 Hike and Camera DISTRICT NO. 2-SOUTE But the camera and the "mike" are arm Comprising: Virginia, West Virginia, in arm, exactly as shown above, through North and South Carolina, Georgia, Flor- WHN, New York. This station has been ida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, mentioned as the key for the proposed Tennessee, Arkansas and Kentucky. chain. WHN is a part of Loew's State Chas. Dornberger's orchestra, KTHS 675 theater, Broadway at 45th street. Andrew Jackson Hotel orch., WSM 97 In the top scene we have a flash of Hotel Richmond orchestra. WRVA 93 the forthcoming production, "The Mob." Joe Clutz' Cavalier Hotel orch, \\'SEA 17 James Murray pleads vainly with Eleanor Municipal Pier Casino orch., WFLA 2 Boardman, who keeps one hand on her Florida Footwarmers' orch., WCOA 2 suitcase and doubtless will remain firm Texaco Salon orchestra, WDOD 2 in her determination of "going away." 3 WEST With visible scenic conditions it seems DISTRICT NO. -MIDDLE logical to expect that screen artists will Comprising: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, their busi- Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa and have an advantage in getting Missouri. ness over the air with convincing realism. 1129 Dave Howard. at the megaphone, should Maorie Sherman's orchestra, WLS in a Fred Hamm's Victor orch., WLIB 874 be able to maneuver his directions orchestra, WHO 812 way to relieve the regular announcer of Paul Christensen's in WENR Studio orchestra, WENR 625 the necessity of breaking to detract WHB 217 from the illusion created by the per- Sweeney syncopators; is planted close Bobby Meeker's Drake Hotel orch , formers. Bud Sharpe WI.IB 197 to the microphones, so that the soft purr 115 be heard by the lis- Dan Russos orchestra. WWJ of the camera may Kentucky serenaders, KYW 98 tener. WJR 63 K. Arthur giving McKinney's Cotton Pickers, Below we have George Paul Ash's Merry Mad Musical Gang, t.qfi Poll Parrot a few good numbers from the 62 book. "He's a wise cracker," WGN telephone 401 41111111 said Poll. with a wink at Mike. (Continued on once

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LOBSTER OR TOAST "Talking Horn "Angers CALL DEATH VALLEY Infuse New Life Turkish Story Tellers DX FIEND'S PARADISE in Radio Bureau AFFECT ANNOUNCER l VALLEY, far below the sea OLD retainers in Turkish households are level and one of the hottest places calling down the curse of Allah on on earth, is described as a "Radio Carl Butman Becomes Secretary on CARLIN DESCRIBES SENSA- the "tin horn that speaks like a man," bowl" by experimenters who have re- Sam Pickard's Promotion to TIONS OVER RADIO which has deprived them of an ancient cently made tests at its lowest depths. Commission Chair and inherited custom. In the old days Stations for hundreds of miles Feels Same Speaking to One or Forty these attaches were revered as story "boomed" in with astonishing clarity - RADIO is the voice of youth. Old men tellers and occupied a seat of honor in the Denver, Omaha, Chicago and finally are giving way to younger men. New Provided Digestion Is Okeh and family circle gathered about the evening PWX, Havana, Cuba. Californians who faces are appearing above the hor- Critics Don't Annoy brazier. The new broadcasting station at have maintained that their state is the izon with new viewpoints. new momentum, Stamboul now presents the story teller's DX fiend's Paradise point to the experi- new blood, new life for the industry. By Phillips Carlin hour and the family story teller becomes ment as further proof of their claims. This truth has been manifested and Director of WEAF a disgruntled listener. felt throughout the HOW does one feel when addressing a world. Sam Pickard national network? That's a really steps up from the momentous question! One might also office of secretary of ask do you feel different on a pond than RUSSIAN PEASANTS HEED VOICES OF the Radio commission you do on an ocean. Of course. the an- to a Presidential ap- swer depends en- RED LORDS HEARD FROM KREMLIN pointment as an ac- tirely on the weather tive member of that in the lattercase and commission. Another i n broadcasting al- young man steps into most wholly upon his place as secretary. your state of health. And that young man In other words, if is the individual just before f a c i n g whose face appears at the "mike" on a sin- the right of this col- gle station hook -up. umn. His n a ni e is one eats lobster and Carl H. Butman. a hot fudge sundae Batman is one of and the lobster hap- the keen young blades pens to be r a t h e r of the newspaper clan tired or nervous then at the nation's capi- Carl H. Butman one addresses t h e tal. He was born into unseen audience of the Washington at- the one station with- mosphere. graduated from the Washing- out any rejoicing ton public schools and later finished a and with i n w a r d course at Dartmouth University. He quaking. On the proved an able correspondent and then other hand -a dish established his own news service. He has Phillips Carlin of milk toast and kept his finger on the pulse of Radio eighteen hours of progress. sleep before even one hundred and forty - Trained for Commission four stations are involved there is but one When Henry A. Bellows resigned as a little microphone. Those who really know member of the Radio commission Sam and appreciate the difference are the long Pickard had already been trained to fill lines operators who must arrange the the vacancy. It was a logical promotion. station connections. Butman now fills the same position. He When Boss Ears In is a trained observer, knows the political However, there is a greater sense of re- moves, the various complexities of service sponsibility even for an announcer on a as they are manifest in different parts of national hook -up because he knows that the country. Soon he will have personal all of the directors, official heads and his contact with all of the broadcasters and superiors, are harking with most critical learn the particular problems that bear on ear to his efforts. Why are they listen- UT of the troubled interior of really serious. They have seen other days their relations with the comm issini1. ing? Because much money is involved in Soviet Russia comes this Old World and other masters. They know the mean- Later. should further appointments t. the hook -ups and because a great many picture with a Radio background. ing of pain and hunger and killing toil. the commission be In order, he will be abl critics are waiting hungrily for something The children are obediently silent; one to step in as a man trained for the job. happen. Perhaps the great Millet and his eloquent to brush would find inspiration for a new smiles stupidly, two are curious about the This will be a benefit to Radio broadcast- Localisms must be avoided as much as camera. the Radio voices are ing in general and the American listener possible kind of Angelus could he visit such a For them when one faces a nation. A New scene, typical of many to be found along only an amusing trick. They are conscious in particular. it is believed by tho::c re- Yorker like myself when nationally in of no ominous portent in what is being sponsible for the appointment. view, to the Volga or in other reaches of this far - tries eliminate the "thoids" and flung nation. said, or anything that can possibly bear "foists" and even become Bostonian in weal or woe. They are too poor perfection of speech at least for the first No doffed hats. no bent knee, no rever- on their ent gesture; but strict attention to the to have Radio receivers in their own five minutes. After that, the action gets Besides, why should they have re- Buenos Aires -Good Radio the best of one and it is a case of "sink stern voices of the masters ringing out hones. from Kremlin at Moscow through the ceivers when the Kremlin furnishes a AKGENTINA enjoys one of the best or swim" on ones natural output. Ameri- the that cans are fairly similar so after all why loud speaker to these humble peasants. It community receiver and the harangue areas of good Radio reception in the worry about states or localities. Lind- behooves them to listen well, for is this goes with it? And now comes the news world, according to a report by one of bergh, Dempsey, Babe Ruth and the not evidence in itself that even in the that twenty new stations are to be in- the large Midwest manufacturers. It has Prince of Wales "go over" the same in invisible atmosphere, the eyes, the ears, stalled to spread the propaganda farther become the largest importer of Americana Alaska as they do in Florida. the voices and the authority of the Red and more thoroughly. They will be joined made Radio apparatus. There are twenty Hook 87 Stations Lords of Russia are everywhere; and that in a broadcast chain. broadcasting stations supervised by the I can recall the day when we had a resistance to that authority is death or This unusual photograph was brought government. The crystal set performs so record hook -up of ten stations. Recently sentence to life imprisonment? to America and Radio Digest by Herbert well that it still remains the most pop- eighty -seven stations heard the Radio In- Only the four men and the women are Bros., Inc. ular. A survey shows 150,000 receivers dustries Banquet, sixty -nine the Dempsty- in Argentina, the most of them in Buenos Tunney fight, forty -three the World Aires. "'Buenos Aires' might have a Series and the Edison Night program on modern interpretation of 'good atmos- Friday, October 21, when Thomas A. Edi- Radio Trick Explains "Ghost Music" pheric conditions for Radio transmis- son was interviewed, had no less than sion,'" said the manufacturer. forty -four. This means that an average of twenty stations are the usual thing. That Mystifies Restaurant Patrons Ever since the practice of calling off the UNCLE JAY OF WJAY stations in one breath was discontinued. War at Winnipeg Makes Radio Hook -Up With Concealed we "ambassadors of the air" do not knoe Veteran WRITES OWN MUSIC how many stations are involved and nr. Phonograph- Connects Three Cafes by "Remote Control" - not interested except from a technical Achieves "Full Orchestra" Effect standpoint. On the other hand, put us on a single station far removed from our usual habitations and we feel fairly free PHANTOM music in three Winnipeg They do not see the hidden cone of a to express ourselves without any particu- restaurants has caused a great deal very efficient loud speaker, and even if lar conservatism. So you see there is a on the part of the din- they did there are no broadcast announce- of speculation ments and it is too realistic. Nor do they difference if you can discover what it is ing public in that city. There is no vis- from this little story of mine. music, not even a see the hidden wire that leads from the ible source of the Panatrope in the coffee shop on Smith phonograph or Radio receiver. the wire is there. An explanation of the mystery has just street. But, anyway of One goes to the Mikado Tea room, two ST. JOSEPH TRIO been made by C. E. Moore, manager doors away, and the other is a special the two coffee shops and the Mikado Tea heard leased wire from the Manitoba govern- room where the phantom music is ment telephone lines to the Kennedy during the busy hours of the day and away. evening. street coffee shop, five blocks Trained as an electrical engineer, and Mr. Moore explained his system to the with practical experience gained in the correspondent of Radio Digest as follows: World War, Mr. Moore has succeeded in Friction Canses Current putting his theoretical knowledge of Radio The signal is created by the friction of to practical use by an ingenious contriv- the needle over the record, and it is trans- ance, which has gone far to popularize formed into electric current in the wind- his restaurants. ings of the electrical pick -up. It Is am- Trick Explained plified through a transformer. and passed Of course the "phantom" is a concert through a detector tube. the output of quality gramophone which furnishes the which is split into three circuits, to The same music simultaneously to the three Mikado, The Coffee Shop on Kennedy restaurants through a hook -up based on street, and to the amplification of the Radio principles. It is economical and Panatrcpe which is playing in The Coffee serviceable. That it developed into a mys- Shop on Smith street. After transmission tery to pique the curiosity of diners was the signals are amplified through a power almost more than Moore had expected. amplifier and reproduced on a power cone, Patrons saunter In and sit down to or- attaining the full volume of the machine, der their food. Out of the wall panel or nothing being lost in the transmission. from behind a small bank of palms come Another advantage of this arrangement the life -like and full volume strains of is that when Mr. Moore is on Kennedy being a song writer wits. a number of Mid -West fans frequently let their dials a seventy -piece orchestra, or perhaps the street, or in The Mikado, he can always BESIDESpopular songs to his credit, Johnny Mack MANYrest on KFEQ, St. Joseph. Mo.. in order to (above) has the very special honor of being the Koch, voice of an opera star. They gaze about tell whether his girls are on the job. If hear "Jerome," Clyde Mackay and Clarence in It is tam Is first Radio Santa Claus in Pittsburgh -the mother shown above. This station has introduced many amazement. the phan music the gramophone going, everything is city of American Radio. He is now known as Radio novelities in the past year, -ghost orchestra, ghost singers! alright, the "phantom" is watching. "Uncle Jay" of WJAY, Pittsburgh. www.americanradiohistory.com 1927 R ADIO D T C F, S T- illustrated December, Broadcasting of Interest to Home Makers Betty Lamborn Conducts Daintily Pioneer Chicago Station Woman's Hour at WGHP Christmas Cookies Packed Owes Success to Woman 1D work, hard study and devo- Make Welcome Christmas Presents " tion tc the job at hand is my motto always," said Betty Lamborn, the By Winifred Carter -WLW Cooking Expert pretty and capable director of women's programs at WGHP, when interviewed the OR a Christmas gift to the friend who other day. Candied Cranberries lives away from home and must depend 1 cup firm brilliant red cranberries, And it is this devotion to her work that on a boarding house table or a restau- 1 cup sugar. has made it possible for Miss Lamborn to a rant for food, nothing is daintier than 1 cup water. fulfill her dream of becoming a member box of Christmas cookies. Candies may of the staff of a big Radio station. With he purchased anywhere at any time, but Wash and dry the cranberries and prick the persistence that made it possible for cookies and little cakes that are really each in several places with a needle. Boil her to earn her way through college, she goad are hard to find. For that reason, sugar and water until a little lifted on a made her first appearances with the sta- and because you must put your own ef- spoon spins a thread; or cook to 230 de- tion singing an occasional soprano solo. forts into making them, a box of cookies grees F. Put in the cranberries and cook Her ability to sing and play brought her would make an attractive gift to a friend gently until the syrup will jell when the full time position of hostess and who would appreciate your work more dropped from the tip of the spoon. Re- studio assistant. than any expenditure of money. move berries and place on wax paper to Her tact and her attractive Radio per- cool and dry. Roll in granulated sugar sonality made her the logical person to di- Tin boxes in all sorts of shapes and and use in place of candied cherries. The rect the women's programs when this sizes can be bought quite inexpensively cooking must be done slowly to avoid and can be decorated and wrapped into breaking the berries. position became vacant. This is now, per- of haps, the part of Miss Lamborn's work exquisite packages. In packing a box she likes best, because she enjoys her Christmas cookies, wrap some of the Fudge Squares cookies in oiled paper and seal them with contacts with her women listeners. Christmas seals or tie them with gay rib- 1,4 cup Crisco. bons to make the box look more festive 1 cup sugar. when the cover is lifted. 2 eggs (beaten). 2 squares unsweetened chocolate. Christmas Cookies 1/ teaspoon salt. 2 egg yolks (hard cooked). 1 3 cup pastry flour. lá cup chopped blanched almonds. 1 teaspoon vanilla. iá teaspoon baking powder. 1 cup chopped nut meats. 6 tablespoons Crisco. Cream Crisco and sugar together thor- iá cup sugar. oughly. Then add the chocolate which has 1 orange rind (grated). been melted. Stir in rest of ingredients. Judith C. Waller, WMAQ-WQJ. Mix well. Line a square pan, about 7 1 2 3 cups flour. inches, with paper-grease and spread SOPRANOS may have created a bad 14 teaspoon salt. mixture about inch deep in pan. Bake in the broadcasting 14 name for women teaspoon mace. at 375 degrees F. for 30 minutes. Cut world, but Judith C. Waller has more into squares immediately after removing than redeemed that name by her intelli- For Top from the oven. gent supervision of the twin stations 1 egg white. To fill in the spaces between your WMAQ-WQJ, Chicago. She was made 1 tablespoon sugar. cookies you may want to use Glace Nuts director of WMAQ five years ago when Cream Crisco and sugar. Force egg which you can make with this recipe. broadcasting was in the experimental olks through a sieve and add with orange stage. While other stations concentrated ,uico to mixture. Sift dry ingredients and Glace Nuts on popular programs and surfeited the cut into first mixture. Add chopped al- 1 cup sugar. I istening public with continuous jazz, monds and mix well. Shape into little 1¡ cup water. Miss Waller interpolated her programs balls the size of hickory nuts; brush over Pinch of cream of tartar. with classical music and interesting lec- beaten egg white and dredge tures by well knownmten and women. To- with slightly Cook to hard crack state (300 degrees P.). day other stations are following her ex- with sugar. Bake in moderate oven (350 Drop nut meats into the syrup one at a degrees F.) for 20 minutes. (These ample. time (or several together for clusters). Miss Waller, besides directing her sta- cookies improve on keeping in a covered fork, container.) Remove with draining off excess tions, is the National Radio Chairman of syrup. Place on oiled paper to cool. If the General Federation of Women's clubs. Decorate the tops of the cookies with a the pan is removed from fire and set in As Secretary- Treasurer of the Chicago candied fruit. For a change from the another pan of hot water while dipping is Broadcasters association, she has also more conventional candied cherries. try done there will be no danger of the syrup taken an active part In the Radio affairs Betty Lamborn of WGHP. tl.:s recipe for candied er:ulberr Ie.s. hardening too quickly. of this city. WOMAN'S PROGRAM INDEX (Daily Unless Indicated) Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Fashions and Sewing Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Household Economics, 4 3 2 1 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 %VOC (352.7m- 850ká, Aunt Jane. W1íß1' (236m- 1270kc( Women's Hour, Etc. 4:30 3:30 2:30 1:30 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 4:15 3:15 2:15 1:15 KF(1:\ (447.5m- 670kc). Daily ex Sun, Mun. 11:30 a. m. 10:30 9:30 8:30 1P (508.2m- 590kc1, home Gardening. Mon. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 6:30 5:30 1:30 3:30 \\TAE (516.9m- 580kc). Styles. Toes, Fri. 5 ! 3 2 9:30 a. m_ 8:30 7:30 6:30 KOA (325.9m- 920ket. Ques box. culinary 1:30 p. m. 12:30 11:30 10:30 K115.1 Ú16.4m- 74ukc). Garden talk. \VW) 1352.71n- 850kc1, Tonight's KFWI (267.7m- 11201ml, Fashion hints. 31ue. diluter. hints, Tues. Fri. Thurs. 10 9 8 7 8:20 7:20 6:20 5:20 News WEAR (270.1m -II IOkc1, Modern housekeeping Eastern Central Mount. n Pacific KUOA (296.9ní- 11110kc) 1:35 12:35 11:35 10:35 hour, less work in the American h o. 8:45 7:45 6:45 5:45 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific \V('Sil 1483.6m- 620kc0, ex Sat. KPO Ú22.3m- 71Okc1. Fashion critic. Fri. í\'11A 1333.1m 90okc), houle economics.omics. \VGBS (349m- 86Okcl. Dressmaking lessons. Fri. 8 7 \\'IIT 1416.4m- 720k-et. Home hour. W'ÌÑ 5.9m-98i1kc1 W'IP (508.2m-590ke). Tues, Thurs, 10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45 5 4 3 2 1 Sat, menu. KOAC (270.1m- 111ukc), Tues, Thurs. vOS (422.3m-710kc), Wed. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 W'1.\V (428.3m- 700ke), Woman s hour. \\'('CO 1405.2m-7411kc) 10:15 6:45 5:45 4:45 3:45 9:15 8:15 7:15 KOA (325.9m- 92Okc). Fashion review, Tues. 11:30 10:30 9:30 8:30 \\'LW (428.3m- 700kc1, Cooking chats. \\'IIAS (461.3m650kc1 10:30 9:30 8:30 7 :30 "Aunt Sammy" 11:55 10:55 9:55 8:55 W'FI 1405.2m -740ke I. Iloomr-keeuer's hour. \\'TÌC 1535,4m-560kc) \VNAC (461- 3m- 650kc), Woman's club. Health and Beauty Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 12 11 10 9 \\'RC (468.5n1-64l)kc1, Mont. \\'31AK 1545.1111-55t1kc1 \\'TAG (516.9m- 580kcl. Wed, Fri. 10 a. m. 9 8 7 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific \\'JR (440.7m- 680kc). Mun, Wed, Fri. 10 a. m. 8 7 W'l'A1: 1516.9m-580kc1 10:45 9:45 8:45 7145 9 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:15 W'117. 1333.Im- 9(glkc), Radio Chef. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 \VGlts (349m- 960kc), Lessons in loveliness. WCSH 1453.6m- 6201,c1. \\'11O S60kc). 10:15 9:15 8:15 7:15 K011. 1277.6m-1080kc) WHO 1535.4m560ke) (535.4m- 1 12 11 10 WLS (344.6m- 870kc) W I IS): (2JSm- 12ó0kc) \ \'CAE (516.9m- 58Okc). Health talk. KG\V (491.5m-61Okd WT'C (535.4m- 56)kct. Wed. Fri. 10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 KDKA (315.6m- 9.50kc), Tues. Beauty hints. \\'TAG (516.9m580kc) 11 10 9 9 \VOIR) (288.3m- 1040ke) 2:30 1:30 12:30 11:30 WAAM (348.6m- 860kc). Cooking. Tues. Fri. 11 10 9 8 10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45 (282.8m- WL\V (428m- 700kc1, Beauty talks, Tues, Fri. KFON (241.8m-124t)kc) %YEAF 1491.5m- 61okc), Wed. Fri. Betty Crocker. WEAO 1060kcI \1'GI1F (236.1m-t270kc) W(:N 9191k71 \\'E\\' (352.7m-850kc) 11 10 9 8 (il6ní- 820ke), aloe, Thurs. 3:30 2:30 1:30 12:30 WOI (265.Jm -1 l3Okcr, Tues. Thurs. homemak- \\ KIHI (20.4m- 1360kc) WEEI (365.6m- WF:\A H99.7m-600kc) \via; (422.3m- 710kc) % OR (422.3m- 710kc1, Lessons un Loveliness, Indur. 2 1 12 \'SB (475.9m- 6JOke) \\'S II (475.9m- 6.10kc) Mon. 3 ' \ i.\ ( 260.7m-1150kc) 11:15 10:15 9:15 8:15 11:10 10:10 9:10 8:10 1y m. 12 11 10 Kt KDKA (315.óm -950ke I, housekeeper's ueriod, KI'1)A (296.9ín- lOtOkc). K\1TR (526m- 570kó, Beauty talks, Tues. S 4 3 2 Toes. 1'Iturs. 11:30 10:30 9:30 8:30 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 \VG\' L379.5m-790kc1 11:45 10:45 9:45 8:45 \\'OS (422.3m- 710kcl Mon, Tues. Wed. Thurs. KFON (241.8m- 1240kc), Physiology of beauty. \\'IIAS 1461.3m-650kc1 WREN (254.Im- 1180kc) Fri. KF\VI (267.7m- 1120ke), Beauty hints. Tues. Fri. 6:50 5:50 4:50 3:50 12 11 10 9 12 11 10 9 KYA (288.3m- II4Okel. Diet and health. Tue,. KOII- (277.6m-1080kc) WEB!' (365.6m- 820k<), Prudence Penny. KF'SD (440.9m- 680kc) \ \'TAM (399.8ín- 750kó. Beauty talk, Tues. 7 6 5 4 W'Q.I (447.5n1.670kc), Calumet hoot'. KQ\' (3í.7m- 850ket, Mon. Wed. Fri. 2:30 1:30 12:30 11:30 N10 IN (241.8m-1240kc1 Wi MJ (293.9nr In!okcv. household hints. \\fee A (2 á4.11n- 11SOkc1 KJR (348.6m- 860kc), Health talk. Kt IA 1325.9m-920kc1 12:30 p. m. 11:30 10:30 9:30 12:15 p. m. 11:15 10:15 9:15 3:40 2:40 1:40 12440 W'TAG 1516.9m-580kc) Shopping service. Mon, \WAND (243.8m- 1230kc1 KGA 1260.7m- 1150kc), Dietetic talk, Wed 7:15 6:15 5:15 4:15 KYA (309.1m 9.0kc). 6:20 Fri. 1 12 II 10 9:20 8:20 7:20 \VCS I I (483.6m-620kc) \VEB11 (365.6111 -820kc I. Prudence KTIIS (384.4m- 780kc) KFRI' 1454.3m- 660kcl Thurs. Madame Marie. 5:30 4:30 fenny. 8:45 7:45 7:30 6:30 \VM:\K 1545.110- 551ke1. Tees, Sat. 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 10:45 9:45 KFOA 1447.5m-670kc) (447.5ní-670kc), Calumet hour. K FW Il (361.2m- N.10k01 KNX 1336.9m- 89O10:1, Dr. Robert T. Williams, WMAQ Tues. 7:40 6:40 5:40 4:40 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:45 \\'.11'1 13.5.91í -920kc l Fri. 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www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO D I G E S T- Illustrated 1i Shake Hands with WEAF Eskimo Chief Girl Reporter Meets Harry Reser at Broadway Igloo and Marvels at His Busy Fingers, Energy, Pep AT first it seemed that the honor should When the last strains of the march died go to the intrepid individual, who at away, what had been a perfectly good the moment was engaged in doing By Dorothy Brister Stafford collar was a wilted wreck, and the grin- something to the top -knot on the Para- hospitable Kathleen. "You'll like Harry enee of musicians. ning Eskimos mopped dripping brows, mount theatre building, -that behemoth of Reser." And then Harry Reser jingled the while their energetic leader distributed structures which has lately come to squat We had an impression of the large room, sleigh -bells and the Eskimos swung into the music for the next selection, and its huge bulk In Times Square, and which very much crowded with musical instru- the march that causes dog ears to prick Arnold Morgan told the folks at the other amazes by Its size while one wonders at ments, a couple of dozen smiling young up all over the length and breadth of the end what was coming. its ugliness,- where, suspended perilously men, and a nervous, wiry little chap, rush- A Singing Drummer thirty -five stories above the street, he was ing about with a stack of music in one Scarcely a breathing space and they giving an ambidexterous exhibition of were off again, -the drummer popping up juggling stones Eskimos in Their and mortar that should Big Chief Harry in Costume. White Bear Skin Suits, like a jack -in- the -box to stand before the have put the proverbial crippled paper- Note Position of Thumb and Ready for Radio Pro- microphone and warble a chorus, -Harry Forefinger, Set for Action gram at WEAF

hanger to shame. But on a certain Thurs- day night down at WEAF we happened Reser here, there and everywhere, play- upon another somebody, whose diversi- ing, directing, laughing, and everyone ap- fled activities made the uptown contender parently having such a good time that it seem a drone in the hive of Manhattan was difficult to realize that this was a industry. highly paid organization of very efficient We were wandering about the studio musicians engaged in a strenuous hour's listening to some close harmony by a new work. And cne wonders if the dominating, quartette, and talking to various inter- cheerful personality of the hard-Working esting people, -you know the National leader, which makes for harmony in his Broadcasting Company is a sort of a capable group, isn't the secret of the suc- cross -roads of the world, where if you cess of this, -one of the most popular of hang around long enough you are likely the commercial features on the air. to meet almost anyone who has done any- For though they are very diplomatic at thing of moment, or has anything worth the National Broadcasting Company, and while to do,-when vivacious Kathleen avoid hurting anyone's feelings, it's an Stewart paused in her busy round of see- open secret that the Eskimos -they are ing that everyone was being taken care of, now in their third season of broadcasting, and said: -have drawn more fan mall than any "Oh. wouldn't you like to meet a nice other similar outfit. In the past year the Hawaiian"" orchestra has doubled in size, two pianos Meeting the "Hawaiian" standing where there was but one before, Nice people have an appeal, regardless tenor and alto saxophones, marimbas, ac- of breed, and we said we'd be delighted, cordions,-the whole galaxy of instru- and then the "nice Hawaiian" turned out Harry Reset-. "Bus- ments that make up the complicated har- iest Man on Broad- mony of the modern dance orchestra. For to be none other than the very American way." Norman Clark, otherwise the "South Sea that Is all they pretend to be. Island Tenor," whose voice more than any They play popular feet -tapping music, other has tempered our antagonistic atti- stirring marches and popular arrange- tude toward those of the masculine sex , ments of classics for that great portion of who sing in the upper register before the the Radio public that likes their kind of microphone. hand and a string of sleigh -bells in the land when the drummer does his stuff. music. Harry Reser does not call himself lie had his nose flattened firmly against other, which he dropped to shake hands And for the first time, -and we've heard a "master," nor his arrangements "Sym- courteously with a winning grin, and a many orchestras, both "sacred and phonic syncopations." the leaded -glass door of the larger studio, whisper, pro- They are out to where Harry Reser and the Clicquot "Won't you wait until the hour's fane," as someone classified them after entertain and the fact that their sponsors over? We're just going on the air." hearing "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" have tied them up with a longtime con- Eskimos were removing their coats and Ditching rolling up their sleeves preparatory to the Mike murdered in syncopated arrangement, -we tract is sufficient proof that they are They invited us to stay inside, but since watched a group of men who seemed to firmly established as one of the most suc- their hour's broadcast, and he didn't seem a live at all interested in talking about Norman microphone has always had the play with every ounce of energy they had cessful features of the N. B. C. chains. same effect upon us that golden -rod had In them. Busy Harry Baser Clark. We wanted to ask him how he for Mrs. sang so easily when others made such Rinehart's famous "Aggie," and One supposes that a director is the hap- And when with a last jingle of sleigh - we were already stifling a desire to sneeze. piest when conducting an opus of his own bells the hour was over, and painful work of it, but he chummily we slipped youngsters beckoned us to a peep-hole beside him. outside asd secured a desirable composition, and you know the " Clicquot all over the land who are allowed to stay place alongside our South Sea Island March" is Harry Reser's and evidently his up until the Eskimos finish were trailing "Come over here where you can watch friend, and several other and com- Harry's fingers," he said. "They move going pet, but we have never seen anyone work reluctantly to bed, Harry Reser emerged, ing entertainers loaded down with violin as earnestly to get all possible out of hi: tired, but still with the infectious smile faster than anything you ever saw." eases and music rolls. The old theory organization And then we remembered as this leader does with the he has for everyone,-not to go home, but that the sal- that a vaudeville act is supposed to be opening of his Radio hour. Baton right, to dash back up town where from eleven ient reason for braving the deserted unusually good when the other perform- sleigh -bells left, he canyons of lower Broadway on this paris all over the place. to two the orchestra was appearing in per- ers do it the honor to wait in the wings dropping both to come in with a few bars son at a Broadway cafe. He apologized ticular night was to see and hear the to "catch it" was recalled by the on newly augmented Eskimo orchestra gather- the famous banjo, which reposes on a for the lack of a shave, -"I was up till in ing of professionals, and we surmised that rack before the microphone, his wiry little three this morning arranging, and out at action. the Eskimo's reputation is not all in the frame a veritable dynamo of bouncing "Conic inside and meet him," urged the while Brunswick all day recording, -but come air observing the interested audi- musical energy. (Continued on page 13)

www.americanradiohistory.com 18 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated December. 1927 and have dinner with me Monday night from the microphone actually moves. Not and we'll talk." SIMPLE EXPLANATION a single particle or atom of copper in the So uptown Monday night we beheld the (Continued from page 13) copper wires moves out of its place. No. NOTES ON ELECTRIC Eskimos rightfully clothed in their white It is obvious that no part of the rope Here again we have the wave movement Teddy Bear suits, as the children love to travels forward yet it is equally plain idea but this time confined to the limits SIX OF LAST ISSUE visualize them, and conducting themselves that Energy in the form of a wave motion of the wire and traveling in but one direc- more along the lines of a conventional does. This energy is dissipated into the tion only, instead of traveling out in all IP IS important that the 199 tubes dance orchestra. There is still lots of post and changes to the form of heat. Our directions as did the sound waves. Here be switched around in their sockets verve and pep in their performance and youngster is creating a wave motion with again we find a wave movement or "shov- until two are found for the detector several microphones sprout around the ing" taking place the smallest and first audio stage that are non - a frequency of one per second. between only to from out- room, but it is as though they knew they Observe Rope Wave parts into which copper can be divided. A microphonic, not jar weren't playing for an audience of several Now presume that, in addition to the small speck of copper contains many side the set, but those microphonics millions as on the hook -up. "atoms" while produced by condensers at certain rela- post and rope in front of him, there is a an "atom" is made up of of volume control and And over the coffee a little later we post and rope to the left and another to many, many "ions" and "electrons ", and tive settings were able to extract a few facts from the the right. He holds all three in one hand some think that these too may be divided variable condensers. busy Eskimo chief. In addition to the and starts wave motions. They go out still further. The set works excellently with the weekly hour on the air that has made his in three directions simultaneously. Let us Be that as it may, when each electrical four resistances shown across the name a household word, the conducting of add to these so that the posts are close impulse passes through, not an atom is filaments of the first four tubes, which the aforementioned cafe orchestra, and together in a circle, with a rope from each, moved out of place. More probable It is had specified values of 600, 500. 400 several other units that play for private and that our boy is strong enough to that its ions and electrons are just slight- and 350 ohms, respectively. It will entertainments, Harry Reser is making swing them all. A wave goes out in all ly jostled and they give the components work slightly better, however, when phonograph records under twelve different directions at once when he drops his arm. of the next atom a dig in the ribs, and all other adjustments are correctly names -the Eskimos being an exclusive and a stream of these can be created, at then settle down as they were until the made, with values of 500, 400, 300 and Columbia feature, conducting an exten- a frequency of one each second. next impulse comes along. These impulses 300. If you contemplate building this sive music publishing business that issues There you have a perfect example of follow each other along the wire at the receiver of unsurpassed reproduction, his own compositions, occasionally corn - Energy as it travels in a wave motion frequency of a sound wave and we speak use this second list of values. posing a new march, and in order not to through the air when our singer vibrates of them now as current at audible fre- have any time hanging his hands. The Q. R. S. tube specified as the upon his vocal chord. Very well, he is filling quency. Because, if they are transposed rectifier in the power supply section has just launched a mail -order course in the audio with sound waves. Sound waves in form back to sound waves, they would banjo of this receiver was of 85 mils ca- playing! are those which occur between about 46 be audible to the human ear. pacity. This should have been the It's a Pull Day each second and 20,000 each second. If they Only One Device larger tube of 100 mils, 600 volt ca- are created at less than 16, the ear says Arranging orchestrations and preparing These electrical impulses pacity, listing at $7.50. Change this they are separate thumps and not a musi- are very weak; on your list of parts before ordering. the weekly Radio hour, which as all lis- cal sound. If higher than 20,000 the ear the amount of Energy entering the micro- teners know is extremely varied, con- does not respond. A very few people can phone was very, very minute so a great Every last detail on this article is sumes a great deal of time, and with the catch has a fre- deal cannot be expected to be contained now known to be correct. necessary rehearsals, the listener to his a musical note which quency of wave motion higher than 20,000 in this new form. In this extremely weak -The Technical Editor. various activities is struck with the idea but most of us cannot. state, these impulses are not very useful, that the banjoist has apparently discov- If a person could direct his or her voice so the first step in the handling of them ered a thirty -hour day. Indeed at this in but one direction only, our singer would is to add to them. Now to add energy to period when there was a rush of phono- have anything which comes along several hun- graph work, he confessed having to use only about 1% of the energy RADIO TO RUN TRAINS to which he must employ; 99% of that which dred or many thousands of times a second (Continued from page 14) worked one hundred and twenty hours he in sound is not without affecting the regularity of its fre- continuously. If there is anyone on Broad- sends out waves only tlon for the Radio commission, which has absolutely wasted but means must be quency is a very delicate operation, and so licensing those things, to way or Main street who is busier than taken far only one device science can produce control over this 1#igh- strung little musician we've that it will not interfere with the keep them all separated. desired 1 %. For the singer is aiming only is able to do it. of warn- never run across him. The marvelous little mechanism "So I would give a little word Of Harry Reser's thirty years the past for the comparatively small disc, sus- that ing here that possibly you might use pended on a pedestal, which is called a can handle the rapidly occurring electrical exactly six have been hectic New York ones, impulses and control them some other means, having in mind where the life of a successful orchestra microphone. Through it, the 1% which at our wish, is what you want in the way of controlling strikes it, goes out to the great army of the vacuum tube such as everyone now and all that leader is just one thing after another. has in his or her the trains, the dispatching, Born in Dayton, Ohio, he listeners. The 99% strikes the walls, ceil- Radio receiver. The sort of thing. started on his ing and floor of the studio. complete unit into which wte put our musical career at the mature age of four, impulses Why Not Wired Wireless? when he learned This brings us to a really interesting is called a speech amplifier. The to play the guitar, and quality of sound waves; they can be re- word amplify means "to add to" and we "Sixteen prominent r.. ads in the began to study the violin when seven. have for own ex- Followed flected just as light reflects from a mirror. can amplify a statement made by making United States, their the customary small town con- That is, sound waves striking a bare, hard more, or we can amplify Energy as elec- clusive use and do use 158,904 miles of certs of the youthful prodigy, the leader- trical currents by telegraph wire. Similarly these same rail- ship of the High School orchestra, and ten wall will bounce off and try to come back, adding more Energy. years with the result that they mix with those The complete speech amplifier contains roads use over 335,000 utiles of telephone ago he took up the instrument that created a moment later. In the early days several pieces of apparatus but the vac- wire. Here is a chance along your own lias made him famous. a Radio system of your He modestly of broadcasting that Is exactly what hap- uum tube is the heart of it; the other line of developing attributes his success with pened and most of the reproduction in re- units are there merely to assure current own that could not be approached in any the banjo to the fact that he applied his the application of what violin ceivers was rather blurred. This pheno- entering the tube properly and being col- other way through technique of fingering to this in- mena is called reverbration and it occa- lected from it in the right way. is known as the wired wireless. You can strument. Be that as it may, Harry Reser use these telephone lines with one trans- came into his own about the we sionally still is found when broadcasting At this stage of our investigation we time first must be done from a large, bare room or will not go into the make -up of what mitter, and with the wired wireless feed began to hear of the fabulous salaries paid that into every station along the line or good banjoists and saxophone tooters. hall. someone has appropriately called "Alad- To Avoid Reverbration din's Lamp." We need only know that a any other place you wanted to put it. Paul Whiteman, who as some one has said "Now here conies a new industry that has the best musicians because he pays To prevent this, engineers have found radio vacuum tube can be applied to that they can either line the walls with a accomplish many changes in the charac- I think will be coming-whether you think them more than anyone else can afford to, so or not, I think you will do it-some- hired him to go with him on his first trip softer material that will absorb the sound teristics of electrical current. It can waves or hang drapes and place heavily change a steady. unvarying current of body will make this experiment of trying to London, which Harry refers to as a to control and operate their trains by "vacation." Then came a series upholstered furniture so that the waves electricity into Radio waves, or, it will of smart and absorbed. The ceiling bring Radio waves back Radio; and in these days it is a perfectly supper -club orchestras and his great are broken up to the orignal simple and practical proposition, with Radio success, which as in the case of too, can be taken care of with deadening steady flow in one direction. It will material, while thick rugs will fix the strengthen eletrical currents very little capital expenditure involved. every other broadcaster with whom we before they "The question of communication be- have talked, is the most gratifying part floor. Yet this deadening can be carried are transmitted into the air or amplify too far, determining of just how them after they are received in tween the two ends of long freight trains of his work. and the your set. going over mountains and around curves He lives with Mrs. Reser and their much to do in this respect requires an And it will do much more. two expert long experience; hence the better in thick, misty weather, whereby the men youngsters at Forest Hills, explaining of How Tube Ponctions in the locomotive and the man in the earnestly that New York is no place for quality of the music of larger stations and the chains. If the sound absorption is The speech amplifier is so arranged that caboose could be in constant communica- children. We were about to ask him when the tube functions as a strengther or am- tion with one another, is quite an inde- he got time to go home, when we noticed carried too far, the music is abnormally "flat" and most singers cannot perform, plifier, and gets the Energy which it is pendent one from the one I spoke of a few that his mentholated cigarette had gone going to add from either a generator or minutes ago, the application of wired out, and his eyes were straying past the while the transmitted music has a "life- is not enjoyable. batteries in which that Energy has been wireless over present existing lines. Such dancers to the platform where his woolly less" quality that stored. Interesting to note that current a scheme, if put into effect for a train, troop was playing "The Big Tin Pan Very well, we have 1% of the wave, all that is desirable, going into the micro- from the dynamos can be stored in batter- would be a brand new proposition, and I Parade." ies by causing chemicals to rearrange should like to see it done. I am not "Do you hear what I do ?" he asked, as phone, and going in as a series of "shoves" air particles, themselves, and then, when we wish it, throwing any bricks on it, either. I am he rose. "That tuba's flat. I've got to or "crowdings" among the that the chemicals will release the Energy only cautioning you that if everybody get back." each "shove" containing a minute quan- not be as of Energy. Earlier in the article, we as electricity and go back to their pre- does it, you would probably And in the time it took him to cross the tity vious state. And that we can then take friendly as you are now, because you will dance floor the tempo of the music had found that Energy can be changed in form wave lengths, and we such as from coal to heat, from heat to this electricity and use it for the unique all want different changed, the very atmosphere became use to which it is put in a speech ampli- will be up against it just the same; but more vital, and the Esquimos were them- steam, from steam to the whirling of a fier. we will try to treat you all alike. selves again. And we recalled what Paul turbine, from whirling to electricity (via It is usually Whiteman once said: a dynamo), from electricity to the light the case that but one Try Short Low Power speech amplifier is not enough. A vacuum "In case this-train dispatching proposi- "Did you ever hear even a great orches- and heat of an electric light bulb. But it tube is able to increase tra without a leader? They're awful." is the same Energy all the way through. the strength of tion grew to any proportions, stations and The wave movement in the air particles the impulses only so much, anywhere railroads would have to divide time. That going into the microphone is now going from three to nine times and, due to is, if a railroad system in the east were to be changed in form and into impulses engineering reasons, we might wish to given a certain definite allocation of wave WLS Broadcasts Show of electrical current. There is no need of build it up much more. The natural lengths to conduct its experiments at the answer is to add more speech amplifiers, beginning, and afterwards there should be going into the construction of the inner and is FARM listeners throughout the country mechanism of the "mike ". Sufficient to that what is done (See Figure 3). demonstrations, possibly another railroad have indicated special interest in the say that three wires go into it, and that Two or three are usually sufficient for we system in the central part of the state or WLS broadcast of the International by means of batteries we feed it a steady will have then added so much new Energy at the extreme western end, in order to Livestock Exposition at Chicago during unvarying current of electricity. It is the that the impulses are from nine to eighty - conserve these wave lengths, would have the week from November 26 to Decem- microphone's duty to break up this steady one times their original strength. Greater to divide time with them; and with the ber 3. This is the fourth year that the current and cause it to flow as a series of amplification has been claimed for some use of short, low power, it is not conceiv- WLS station has broadcast this inter- Impulses occurring at just the number speech amplifier groups containing three able that they would interfere with one national event, each year adding more per second of the sound waves the singer units but this is very hard to obtain with- another. detail and more time to the occasion. The out affecting the frequency of the im- "In Public Interest" work is being conducted the direc- originates. under pulses or adding new impulses that are commission is concerned in tion of Fred L. Petty, farm director of the Water Pipe Illustration not wanted. We are now ready to apply "The Radio station and Aunt Minnie Stearns, also of This will be clearer to those who do not our greatly built up impulses, at audible granting licenses to people, under the the WLS staff. understand electrical currents by a discus - frequencies, to the transmitter itself. wording of the law 'in the public interest. sion of Figure 2. In this picture, we have necessity and convenience.' It would went Prof. W. C. Coffey, dean of the College left operation of Agriculture at the University of Minne- a pipe with water flowing in at the to nie that the dispatching and Davie Fyfe, noted livestock at a steady stream under pressure. At of trains is in the public interest, espe- sota; "Uncle" the center of the picture is a gate which Editor's Note -In the January issue M. cially moving trains. My thought is that authority of Ohio State University; Rob- con- ert J. Evans, secretary of the American can be rapidly raised and lowered at a Thompson will go into the very interesting Radio has a part in the world in the Duroc- Jersey Breeders association; Ellis certain number of times (frequency) per stage of broadcasting in which Radio wares trol and communication with moving ob- McFarland, secretary of the American second. As this is done, the water is cut are created and the !Haman voice and musk jects where it is impossible, of course. to secre- off momentarily, but because of the pres- have direct physical, metallic contact. I Percheron society, and C. L. Noble, into are placed on these warts to be carried over "I can see very great good in this mat- tary of the National Committee of Boys sure a chunk of water will shoot on areas of millions of square Miles. The and Girls Club Work, are a few of the the pipe at the right, each time the valve, ter of Radio -controlled trains; and if I or gate, is raised. Thus we have chunks translation of Radio terns and operations were the president of a big railroad, I noted livestock experts who have been in the second chapter has been just as obtained to give listeners an interesting, and gaps at regular intervals. would get the people hustling to beat the complete and valuable report on every de- Now it must not be assumed from this clearly carried out in everyday phrases and band to get in on this game, at least for tail of their respective interests. that anything within the wires leading happenings as it was in t..cs first article. a trial."

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO D I G E S T- Illustrated 19 Light Socket Power Now Practical A -B -C Current Available at Snap of Switch By James McDonald EVER since Radio broadcasting swept is used to light a filament, er heat a is being pumped in surges, evenly and There are the country in 1922, the heater two variable controls, so ar- dream of in the AC tube, it is called "A" ryhtmically. Now let's place a 6 -inch ranged that Radio engineers has been current. gate the detector can be given 45 the day If its purpose is to keep the in this pipe projecting down from the top. volts regardless of current drain by other when Radio sets would receive their plates of the tubes in the set at a "posi- ,uergy As a surge hits this gate, the lower 6 tubes, and the first audio stage and the for operation from the house tive" relationship with the filaments, and inches goes through, while the upper half lighting supply lines. There Radio frequency stages can get 90 volts. must have thus supply the energy used to build up is stopped. If, just ahead of the 6 -inch The been hundreds of engineers weak third plus voltage binding post will working on signals to loud speaker volume, it gate, we put in a 6 -inch pipe, pointing up- give a voltage this problem for three or four years, is termed varying from 135 to 200 yet "B" current. In order that ward, with a tank at its top, the piled up but, since the average set with a power it was not until the season of 1925 -26 that "B" current may be best assimilated by water is going up into the tank. the first serious attempts output tube draws a total of about 2S to achieve this the tubes, their grids must be kept at The moment the pressure drops between milliamperes of current, this Power volt- aim made their appearance. a definite voltage in relation to the fila- surges, however, this water is coming was but natural age will approximate 180 volts, just right It that assemblies for ments, and power used for this purpose down into the main pipe and through the for a the supplying of "B" current 171 tube. should be is "C" current. (See figure 1). gate as a 6 -inch stream. Then comes This Modern unit has the advantage of developed before those for "A" supply, Now one thing these three current sup- another surge and the action is repeated being dry, with as the current or amperage in plies nothing to spill and noth- "B" cir- must have and that is they must -over and over -the result being a steady ing to evaporate requiring refilling. Once cuits is considerably smaller and more a easily handled. Raytheon tube, either type B or BH, is These first "B" units in place it is fully enclosed and protected took the form of rather bulky cabinets and with several should give 100% service for a year jars of electrolyte and rods to 18 months. of metals When its efficiency finally different dipping into the elec- begins to die, it is not expensive to re- trolyte, and filters that were rather crude place. Modern and not "B" Compact is made by scientifically worked out. This Modern Elec. Mfg. Co. at Toledo. semi- success at "B" supply units, seem- Warren Raytheon "B" ingly stung the "A" people into activity, Another good type of Raytheon as soon series tube a of "A" eliminators PLATE` GRID "B" supply is the Warren type T manu- appeared. factured Early "A" Powers by the Warren Electric Company ELEMENTS WITHIN of Peoria, Ill. This too, is fully enclosed These early "A" units comprised a stor- THE and uses the Raytheon type BH ARE CONNECTED tube now age battery and a charger that would THE TUBE available in either 85 or 125 milliampere supply a continuous trickle of electricity. TO OUTSIDE CIRCUITS capacities. The makers decided that it This was trickle charger supposed to re- TO ÂCURRENT TO -B CURRENT THROUGH PINS. was better perhaps to not only have con- plenish in 20 hours what the set drew trols on the 45 and 90 volt taps but on off in four hours of use at heavy current the Power delivery as well. Hence we find draw. This was a good beginning but Figure 1 three knobs on the Warren. had the disadvantage that when applied Each of these knobs controls a variable to all be what is called direct current. As stream. To get this effect in our power some sets there was a bad hum pres- electricity flows in the lighting circuits supply resistance which reduces the voltage de- ent. Then came the advent the units, we supply in our filters a by of auto- of most localities, it is "alternating cur- large coil of wire wound on an iron core livered the filter, and which must be matic relay which worked 225 front the rent" which travels first in one direction, which is known as a "choke" and is the about volts, to any desired within the switch on the receiver to throw the bat- limits of the resistor. Thus, on that post tery then the other, and does this either 90 equivalent of the 6 -inch gate in the water onto the set when reception was or 60 intended to supply an approximate 45 to wanted times a second (usually 60). A pipe. and throw the charger off, and Radio set cannot use such current. Bat- a detector, one can vary the output be- then reverse this to the charger We then provide two large areas of tween 0 and 100 put on teries supply direct current which flows metal with the proper knob. the battery when the receiver was turned or foil placed closely parallel but The "plus 90" post can give anywhere be- off. in one direction only and all the time in insulated from each other, these being So far as trouble with charging, with a steady unvarying stream. That is why tween 25 and 225 volts depending upon its connecting and disconnecting of wires, termed a condenser, and forming the tank how you set the second knob. This same batteries have been used up until now at the top of the short pipe of Figure 3. was concerned, this really was light as the almost exclusive source of power holds true for the third or Power b1nd- socket operation. It has "capacity" for storing electricity, ing post and knob. for Radio. not Like all "B" units, this chemically as a battery does, but keep- should he adjusted with a high resistance ing the electricity in the same form in 110 AC. which it flows through the wire. Thus -r when an over- average pulsation of recti- SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN DESIRED TO fied current hits the choke. part of it is HIGHER WANTED VOLTAGE crowded back and the condenser is pro- DC AND vided at the right spot to take care of AÚSFORMÉ' e,, a DESIRED FORM OF A STEADY the excess for a moment and release be- VOLTAGE RIPPLES STREAM SET tween surges. What to Buy Figure 2 If you have a good reliable storage bat- About this time, the "B" side of power The Essentials tery, trickle charger and relay combina- supply took another jump forward and tion and do not mind occasionally putting tube rectifiers came out. The UX -213 The problem involved in applying house in a new "C" battery, you purchase a "B" was one of the first, and with it came lighting current to Radio divides itself Power Supply". This will give you the the UX -216 -B tube. The Raytheon peo- into three parts; first, changing the pres- usual "B" voltages of 45, 90 and either 135 ple up at Cambridge turned loose the sure or voltage to approximately that re- or 180; in some types there is a 22 volt first of their remarkable series of quired, second. changing the character of tap. If you do not wish to worry about the electricity's flow front alternating to whether rectifying tubes with ilodel B, and later the "C" battery is running down Modern "B" Compact Is SmaJ But Powerful type BH. The makers of piano rolls, direct current and, third, smoothing out you get a "B -C Power Supply." This will Q. R. S., put their resources behind some the result until it is an even, perfectly give you the above -mentioned voltages engineers that understood the antics of steady stream. This is shown graphically plus a couple more for "C" biasing. There voltmeter across the supply and then left the ions ln a tube and put out tubes in Figure 2. The first result is achieved usually is one at 4t/, for the first audio alone. Almost every Radio dealer has similar to Raytheon. The "B" end took with a transformer, the second with a stage and another at either 9 or 40 depend- such an instrument nowadays for just this a great drive forward and is still going. rectifier and the third with a filter. Now ing upon whether you use a 112 or a 171 purpose. to make those terms clear. in the last stage of your set. Or, these Webster "8" and "C" Unit A transformer is simply a large cen- taps may both be variable as in the Web- The Little Giant B -C made by The tral core made up of line strips of iron, ster B -C where they can be regulated Webster Company of 648 Blackhawk on which are two coils of wire. If we between 0 -45 on both. Street, Chicago, is an example of the com- want to reduce 110 volts to 10 volts, we Perhaps you have a "B" unit or a "B -C" bining of :t "B" and a "C" power supply simply put 11 tintes as many turns on unit and a good old storage battery is in one unit. It uses a Raytheon BH tube the primary or input side as we do on wearing out, which stakes it desirable to in a most compact case, in which there the secondary or output coil, and the get an "A" unit. You can get either a are also the necessary transformer, chokes result is 10 volts. Such a device can be eombination of battery, trickle and power and condensers. All the "B" and "C" con- used only on alternating current, how- relay in one cabinet or a unit that feeds nections are made at one end while adjust- ever, and that is why the raising or re- the set right out of the filter with no bat- ments are made at the other, through live ducing of voltages must be dotte first tery in between. Each has a set of points knobs. in our series of operations. in its favor. Possibly you've been using First of all, one adjusts the detector Power units vary chiefly in their rec- batteries all around and want complete voltage to 45 volts as indicated on the be- tifiers. Alternating house current when light socket power. Very well, there are fore- mentioned voltmeter. Then the an changed to direct current undergoes what combinations of A -B -C such as the Cros- volt supply is regulated by one knob anti the Radio engineer terms "rectification." lcy Power Converter, the Balkite 6 -180, the "C" bias for the first audio stage by The rectifier must either black off the current going one way or must cause It to travel in the sane direct ion with that going the other. EQUIVALENT OF EQUIVALENT OF A rectifier which blocks is called a. "half wave rectifier "; that which causes both "CONDENSER" "CHOKE" halves of the current to travel in tli sanie direction is a "full wave reetifit t-.' Itemetiiber those terms, as youll see time; iir ui. i,a 'miaaurHÜior /////// ,//".6%/7/41 , in advertisements, folders and articles, The Warren "B" Power Using Raytheon Tube and have to use them in Radio conversa- / tion. The first utilizes half the current; Analysis of Power Units the second makes use of it all. The out- ITV --).- -e Before \ea gu into the developments of put front either type can be successfully ---} --- -f - filtered to make - r the last few months and the equipment it suitable for our use. . now available to the millions of set owners who have been employing bat- Filtering Figure 3 teries, let us study this matter of power Having gotten the current into a series units a little and see what is in them. of pulsations or surges, either 60 per sec- the Freshman A -B -C, the Webster "Bone- another. The One does not have to go into it very ond Power voltage can be regu- or 120 per second, depending on the I tri" and the White AB -102 to please you. lated up to 200 volts while the "C" for technically to understand the principle rectifier, it must be "smoothed out." The the of the and the basic Modern "8" Compact last tube is adjustable up to 95. If one thing requirements, smoothing out process consists of holding has 112 tube in his and having studied it even this A neat example of the way in which last stage, the Power much is hack part of each surge and releasing this voltage is brought down to 157 and in a much better position to choose wisely manufacturers of "B" supply units have the part between the surge from which It was Raytheon grid bias up to 10%, while if a 171 is used that unit best suited for his set. taken and that which follows. put the tube to work is the Mod - The more rn "13" compact. As its name implies it as output for the set, the Power voltage evenly as Electricity must be supplied to a re- filter does this, the more success - is certainly compact and fits into places is allowed to go up to ISO and the bias to ceiver under three different names. The ful it is considered to be. 40.5 volts. Convenient? Oh my yes! electricity where its equivalent in "B" batteries is all the same. but it is the A readily understood parallel to this ould not hope to get. is finished in White "E" Soc':et Power use to which it is put that It Unit differentiates action is shown In Figure ff. Suppose we olive green crystal lacquer and, if it must The unit made by Julian M. the three supplies. \\'hen the current have White of a 12 -inch pipe through which water be in sight, is rather attractive. (Continued oie page 201

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trolytic" type. A current flowing through It is in the values of the constants that is generally about seven. Therefore, the POWER SUPPLIES the condenser builds up a thin insulating they vary greatly, making "A" elimination capacity must again be increased another (Continued from page 19) fil on the plates by electrolytic action. more difficult than "B" elimination. Both seven times. The film is so thin that a Mershon con- consist of a transformer, rectifier and fil- As a result we find that the condensers Sioux City, Iowa to supply "A" power is denser of very high capacity occupies but ter circuit. The transformer changes the for an "A" eliminator filter must be one new, interesting and nnique. Its makers a small space in comparison with ordinary alternating line voltage to the desired "A" hundred times twenty -five times seven, or have combined the rectifying properties of condensers. In addition. the Mershon con- or "B" voltage. This is then passed 17,500 times greater than that of a' "B" the well -known Tungar (or Rectigon) tube denser is self -healing-that is, if a sud- through the rectifier which changes it eliminator. With 4 microfarads as a con- with the A -Box type of filter condenser to den discharge, such as lightning, breaks from alternating to pulsating direct cur- servative average for "B" filtration, it is make a strong. substantial unit which will It down, it will automatically repair itself rent, which is then passed through a filter found that an effective "A" filter con- supply 214 amperes free from hum. Of in a few minutes. through the electrolytic circuit that smooths the pulsations and denser must have the tremendous capacity course there are some other items in it, action. maintains even, unvarying power at the of 50,000 microfarads. such as transformer, choke and adjust- Freshman ABC Unit output terminals. To obtain this the Abox Company per- ment to regulate this unit to the number The power supply presented to the radio The transformer of a "B" eliminator fected an electrolytic condenser that not of tubes put on it. public by Charles Freshman Co., Inc., of steps up the voltage; that of an "A" elimi- only had the exceedingly large capacity New York and Chicago is one of the most nator steps it down. This is very simple required, but much greater. It has been compact assemblies to supply all three in each case. The rectifier of both muet generally estimated at more than 275.000 sources which this writer has seen. The microfarads, or over one -quarter farad, "A" part consists of a high grade storage which is the greatest capacity ever ob- battery, relay and a trickle charger of tained in a condenser anywhere nearly which the rectifier is a 1- ampere Tungar small enough for use in an "A" battery tube. eliminator. In the B -C half we find the UX -213 tube The Abox Condenser consists of a group as the rectifier. This is a full wave recti- of nickel and steel plates immersed in a tier using both halves of the cycle. "C" caustic potassium solution. Thin films of biases obtainable are 4% and 9 volts oxygen and hydrogen form on the surface which leaves 135 volts for use on a of the plates. This film is the di- electric UX-112 tube, and there are taps for 22%, of the condensers. The plates form one 67% and 90 volts. This unit comes com- side of the condensers and the solution it- plete with cord and tubes at a very self, the other side. reasonable price. The use of a gas film for di- electric has The Balkite AB several outstanding advantages. First, as a condenser increases in capacity as the White "A" Uses Tungar Bulb Tn one handsome metal cabinet, the Fansteel Products Co., Inc., of North Chi- thickness of the di- electric decreases, this It is thus, truly an "A" eliminator, as cago have combined their proven depend- infinitesimally thin (lm is responsible to there is no battery and it stores no elec- able "A" and "B" supplies as the "Balk - a large degree for the great capacity obtained. tricity. It is never "discharged" and never ite Electric AB." The fact that it con- Exterior of Abox 'charged "; it can have only one condition tains no battery is featured. On examina- Then, the resistance of this film can be - of the Balkite be capable of handling the required am- so controlled that it will break down at always ready for use. No details seem to tion we find a large model perage and voltage. The electrolytic type have been overlooked for users' satisfac- charger feeding through a filter of which certain voltages. This prevents an excess type, and is satisfactory for use in either, particu- voltage being applied to the filaments of tion as not only is there the adjustment the condenser is of the Abox for Abox, as it can operate 6 and free larly so the the tubes. An Abox condenser cannot be mentioned but an "On -Oft" switch as well. the -volt "A" output is clean with the same solution as if used in the It's a nice unit, using a tube which is well from hum. burnt out. A dry condenser once broken filter condensors. down must be replaced. Should the di- distributed and available for replacement It is in the filter circuit that difficulty (eventually. but not soon) almost any- electric of the Abox or the gas film be is encountered. The function of a filter is broken down, it immediately re- forms and where. to accumulate a certain potential across Power Unit the condenser is as good as new the mo- Webster A -C Tube the output terminals, supply any lack of ment the voltage returns to normal. This The new A.C. tubes. typos 226 and 227 power, absorb any excess and smooth and the need for new in no way affects the plates, the life of have suddenly created stabilize the pulsating direct current so which is perpetual, since they are types of XXX "A" supply unit and the that all vestiges of the alternating current almost already always surrounded with caustic solution Webster Company of Chicago nave characteristic are eliminated or reduced which acts as a perfect preservative. met this demand. Their unit is designed to the point of inaudibility. A, B and C current. On In the next column is an external view to supply both The ability of a filter circuit to accumu- of the Abox and also an internal view. The the "A" side, one can get voltages of 1.5 late the required potential depends on sev- 2.5 for the 227 fila- transformer, rectifier, choke and condenser for the 226 filaments, plates are clearly shown. These can be ments and 5.0 for 171 type tube filaments. Supplies "A" and "B" There are two windings at 1.5 volts so identified with the schematic drawing in that the audio tubes can be biased differ- The "B" section of the unit is, of course. identified with the schematic drawing ently from the radio frequency amplifiers. the Balkite "B" unit of which thousands below which shows the theoretical circuit. will 40.5 volts are in use, and supplying the usual volt- Here we show the effect of the Abox The resistance that create size of and sub- Note "C" bias for the 171 is provided at the ages. The this complete on an alternating current impulse. center tap. stantial power plant is such that it will the rectifier changes the alternating cur- 5.0 volt go in practically any console. rent to pulsating direct current by pass- Westinghouse Autopower ing only one phase of the wave. The filter The new "A" Autopower, made by then smooths the pulsating current into Westinghouse Union Battery company. is pure direct current, and the result is per- a perfected revision of the first model. It fect power for the "A" circuit of your is entirely automatic and you have merely radio set, to click the receiver switch "On" to put set in operation, and click it to "Off" and charger begins restoring power to the SILENT NIGHT ENDS battery. This battery is equipped with (Continued from page 5) acid tight cover and heavy duty separa- that the local stations are not on the air tors. one night in the week when Chicago drops Autopower is noiseless and beautifully from the broadcasting spectrum of the finished. Its charger is absolutely auto- Cross Section of Abox nation. matic and contains no moving parts or "The congested condition of broadcast- Webster Unit for AC Tubes tubes so nothing needs replacing. There eral things: the voltage handled, the am- ing channels, due to the many stations on are several charging speeds from which to perage required, and the capacity of the the air, has resulted in re- On the "B" side, one uses a 125 mil. type These last will vary in unsatisfactory and the transformer is so choose. filter condensers. ception on Monday nights on most of the BH Raytheon Abox "A" Supply capacity in proportion to the difference in wave lengths for radio fans having sets made that sufficient voltage is provided The Abox Company of Chicago, manu- amperage and voltage to be filtered. 40.5 volts is deducted for capable of getting distance. The few clear that when the facturers of the Abox Filter, has de- Taking a "B" eliminator filter circuit as wave are, as a "C" bias, there is still a full 180 volts for find it uses ap- lengths rule, devoted to the are signed and perfected the Abox "A" Bat- a basis of comparison, we broadcasting of chain programs, which the 171 plate. The other "B" voltages tery Eliminator, a small, completely self - proximately a 4 microfarad condenser. and 90 for the 226 could be better enjoyed if brought in by 23 for the 227 detector contained unit which when connected to This would never do in an "A" eliminator. local amplifiers. This compact assembly will be handled is so stations. the light socket supplies radio "A" power because the power to "The silence renders valueless for fifty - probably also appear as the power supply of sufficient quantity to operate a set much greater-more than one hundred in of the manufactured "AC" receiv- two nights each year an investment of some using eight tubes or less, and of a char - times in most cases. Therefore, due to more than $25,000,000 which the Chicago ers soon. acteristic superior in many respects to this. the capacity of the filter condenser in At one hundred times. public has expended receiving sets. Crosley Power Unit power derived from a storage battery. must also be increased the rate of 6 per cent the public is suffer- which The. Crosley AC Power Converter. RESISTANCE ing a loss of more than $170.000 a year, is designed to operate with the AC Band- F'IG.3 not including the loss on investment of box, is a marvel of engineering ingenuity ALTERNATING the broadcasters. adequately smooths out CURRENT F ROM - and efficiency. It RECTIFIER T "One of the chief arguments advanced the interfering hum in the alternating LIGHT SOCKET CHOKE for the continuation of 'Silent night' was supplying the required A, B. C O' that it gave the employes of the stations a current, 0000000 I voltages. Only 9 inches high and weigh- night off. Except in isolated instances, less than 13 pounds, it is about half TO A' however, each employe of local broadcasting o TERMINALS the size of even a small storage "A" bat- A60x OF SET ing stations will in the future have his tery. This AC Power Converter is built CONDENSERS regular one day of rest in seven through to: 60 and 25 cycles. No elaborate connec- the adoption of a system of shifts." tions to make. One plug to light socket - -r two others to the set. Snap switch on the STEP DOWN the set, stops flow of current at socket. ¡ TRANSFORMER when not in use. Unit absolutely dead, RECTIFIER CIRCUIT FILTER CIRCUIT SHORT WAVES FIG 4 By Marcella FROM LIGHT RECTIFIER FILTER ACTS (Continued from page 4) SOCKET ACTS HERE HERE You are certainly clever, Mrs. F'. W. T., ® ® "l To SE Ti to know a tenor even when his name has not been announced and he has changed from one station to another. You are PULSATING CURRENT PURE DIRECT CURRENT right. Frank Munn, formerly leading man ALTERNATING CURRENT with the Light Opera hour at KDKA is now the tenor who sings during the Philco We will endeavor here to explain briefly Then there is the voltage variation. A hour of the National Broadcasting com- the theory and operation of the Abox "A" condenser accumulates increasing poten pany. Erva Giles, once the leading lady battery eliminator, which is particularly tial with higher voltages. An "A" elimi- of this KDKA feature, sings over the interesting by virtue of the unusual de- nator operates at six volts compared to a Blue network. Both of these artists make sign of condensers used in the filter cir- "B" eliminator at 150 volts or more. To singing their chief aim in life and not cuit which have an almost unbelievable accumulate the s a m e proportionate only do they broadcast but they are capacity. It is this tremendous capacity amount of energy the "A" filter condenser known as recording artists. Mr. Munn is which enables the filter circuit of the must be increased proportionately, or an- undoubtedly, one of the biggest men now Abox to effectively and completely elimi- other twenty -five times. Then last we appearing on the air, since he weighs nate line voltage noises and reduce the al- have the circuit in which the power is to close to 300 pounds and stands close to ternating component of the pulsating di- be used. The "A" eliminator supplies six feet in height. Mr. Martin. press Power for Crosley Bandbox rect current output of the rectifier to in- power to the filament circuit, any varia- representative for WJZ, saya, "Both are Converter audibility. tion in which is automatically introduced natural, effortless singers whose tones and A novel feature of the Power make talenta -deal for is the Mershon condenser used in it. This The theoretical circuit of a "B" elimi- into the grid circuit where it is amplified easy delivery their condenser is what is known as the "elec- nator and an "A" eliminator is the same. according to the factor of the tube, which broadcasting."

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated 21 Build AG -7 Receiver for New AC Tubes Uses Types '26 and '27 and Push -Pull Output By William P. Lear It IS, of course, impossible to create stage and the push -pull team around a ny one Radio receiver that will appeal to everyone the second stage. The points that make who contemplates good audio these building a set, since we all have our own transformers days are individual ideas of what our "ideal" ample primary, plenty of core and cor- outfit should contain. rect winding of the secondary, and in On the other hand, Modern units we find all these points it is feasible to find out from a study of just Radio correspondence, and discussing about perfectly developed. The re- Radio with sult is even amplification of the entire those in Radio stores. what desirable range of a great many prospective set builders musical notes with want at any one time. automatic cut -off at the upper end of those that would do no good and might The AC -7 receiver is the result of such do harm. a survey of the likes and dislikes of random in November, 1927, and in it we Special Thordarson Transformer have embodied practically all of the fea- There seems to be a difference of opin- tures seemingly wanted. First of all, there ion between East and wrest as to the is simplicity of control, although not best method of getting results out of the carried to the extreme of single dial tun- new At' tubes and methods of connecting ing. There are many who do not be- them into the eireui ts, but we're going lieve the first tuned r. f. transformer to stick to the Western combination of should be "ganged" with the other stages Thordarson and Carter in our application on a multiple condenser, because the tun- of these tubes. Circuits have appeared, ing of this first secondary is affected to using parts of Eastern manufacture some extent by its being coupled to the Figuro I which eon uec't in the A(1 tubes somewhat antenna circuit. Therefore. the double differently than we have here, but since drum we've tuning control has two discs, one and plate circuit return leads so there capacity. These coils have, in addition, never gone wrong on the 53-stems for a single condenser at its left for will be no "hum." Were we to attach the brought out by the two above-mentioned first advantages of compactness and being firms, stage tuning and the other for vary- these returns to other circuits to either built In two opposing sections we applied their products in AC -7, ing three tuned circuits side of AC for pre- :und the results have been perfect. at its right. the heated filament, there vention of direct pick -up by the sec- would be a terrific hum in the speaker ondaries. Thordarson have produced the 2445 Pour Tuned Circuits due to the rise and fall of voltage transformer to give 1.5 volts for the 226, Second, we have incorporated three on each side of the filament with every stages of tuned Radio frequency ampli- alternation of the 60 cycle current. fication, which, with the tuning necessary The 227 detector tube, which by the for the detector, gives four tuned cir- way can also be used as an amplifier, if cuits for selectivity. Four tuned circuits desired. incorporates a heater around should give a selectivity sufficient for which is a cathode that is the "filament" anyone. The individual stages have not as far as relations with the grid and been shielded since the tuned transformers plate circuits are concerned. The -raw are of a type not calculated to pick up AC is fed onto this heater, which acts appreciable energy from passing Radio just like that in your grill or curling waves nor create much of a field around iron, and immediately warms up the outer themselves which would cause interaction shell or cathode. This cathode, being of between stages. The condensers have a material suited to this use, emits the 6Z been widely spaced so that capacitative negative electrons just as the filament of 6} coupling between stages, via the adjacent a 201 type does when heated directly. sets of condenser plates. is reduced to There is no electrical connection between Z4- a negligible minimum. heater and cathode within the tube, and Figure 3 A third feature is to be found in the they are well insulated. push -pull output stage, just at present Since power tubes, one designed along the The of the most popular points looked for lines of 226, have not Hammarlund "Mid line" variable 2.5 volts for the 227 and 5 volts for the in as yet made their condenser sets. This is a sort of second child- appearance, we have used 171 type tubes gets its name from the fact 171's. Center taps are provided and ('or- hood for push -pull. It was extremely in the output, and makers of transformers that its plates are so shaped that the ter has produced a set of fixed and vari- popular several years ago, then sank into to be used in power supplies are pro- tuning characteristics are midway be- able resistances to be applied, with this oblivion for awhile as the battle for viding 5 -volt center tapped secondaries tween those of a straight frequency line transformer and its taps, to give the At' selectivity went ou. and then with selec- on their units for the purpose of light- condenser and a straight wave length tubes correct voltages at all points. line condenser. The former had the dis- Benjamin sockets were used as a mat- advantage that, while it equally separated ter of course. These are now available all stations, it brought the powerful and with different much colored tops so that each desired higher wave stations too type of tube used has a socket of a closely together, in the opinion of many. special color. This helps to avoid placing The second type bunched the lower wave tubes in the wrong sockets and burning stations pretty close and spread out the them out. Red topped sockets receive upper end of the scale. Hammarlund be- 226 tubes, a green topped one gets the lieve they have found the preferred me- 227 and black capped sockets take the dium in the "Midline" unit. 171 tubes. The matter of adapting their °Midline" Condensers Aid Design principle of spring construction to the Aside from these desirable tuning fea- 5 -pin 227 must have given Benjamin a tures, we find that little trouble, but the socket which has this condenser in- appeared has the proven floating feature cludes soldered, non -corrosive brass that plates, a sturdy reinforced aluminum has long distinguished their product, frame, yet all five connections are well taken a minimum of bakeli to strip and care of. a bronze pig -tail. It is unique in its removable shaft, which feature we found Aerovox Quality useful in the AC-7, so that we could Aerovox condensers are chosen to hold adjust the distance between condensers back the voltages at several points be- and their relations to the rest of the cause an exceptional grade of pure linen units. The fact that means was pro- paper is used, a strong but very flexible vided for mounting on either front panel tin -foil and an impregnating material of or sub -base came in handy glso IS in very high melting point. They are, of this case we prefer to mount on the sub- course, wound to be non -inductive and base. Four of these " Midline" condensers have an excellent reputation in the Radio Figure 2 are employed. field. The smaller fixed condensers are Like many another good thing, Modern made of top grade India. Ruby Mira, and audio the whole assembly. tivity achieved and tone quality much -to- ing these tubes. You can use either 112 transformers are not as %cell known guaranteed within 10 he- desired, push -pull has come back with as they might be, but on test proved per cent of ranted value, is sealed in a or 171 type tubes in the push -pull out- protective a bang. It is being applied to 112 tubes, put, but we have used 171's in this rather exceptional in performance. They bakeli te case. They text to 171's and the mighty 210 amplifier. Some original model of AC -7. are available in flue types, one for first 1,000 volts D. C. go so far as to push -pull the first stage stage, one for second stage, an output Ever hear of Ceeu tubes before? well. with 112's and then the second stage with Camfield Coils Unique unit and a pair of push -pull units. In they're made up tut Yrovideuce, R. I., in a beautifully equipped 210's, but that is going a bit farther The tuned r. f. transformers are Can- the AC -7 we have used the \t -1 for plant and crone than seems necessary just now.' field Duoformers. These come three to a coupling the detector le, the tics! audio wont i,,,, ,! on page 23) AC Tubes Eliminate Eliminator kit, and one kit is needed and one extra The most important do vel up nie n t, how- type 22 coil. They have been chosen be- ever, is probably in the use of the new cause in their design a means was pro- AC tubes. Radio has waited a long time vided to prevent oscillation and squealing. for these, with rumors every year that It has always been difficult to construct they had been developed, and now, at tuned r. f. receivers that would not do last, we actually have them. True, it is this, because of the internal capacity possible to have an AC set without AC within vacuum tubes, which while small, tubes, but it must be done through has been sufficient to cause trouble. With eliminators or power supply units, which the usual type of tuned r. f. coil It has are both expensive and not always been necessary to provide sonic means adapted to the set to which they are of either lowering the voltages in the applied. plate circuits or endeavoring to so ar- These AC tubes are of two types, the range circuits that the capacity within 226 amplifier and the 227 detector. In the tube would be compensated for or both cases the alternating current of the neutralized. house lighting supply lines is merely re- The Camfield units, however, are ar- duced in voltage from 110 volts to be- ranged to take care of this objectionable low 3 and applied as "raw AC" to the tendency to squeal from going into oscil- filaments or heater. In the case of the lation on the lower wave lengths, and 226, a husky filament operates on the AC it is found that high efficiency is ob- and means must be applied on the out- tained at all waves without the need of side and across the AC supply wires to constantly changing an adjustment on find a point to which we can hitch grid the panel or trying to balance the tube

www.americanradiohistory.com RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated December, 1927 the would be many shorts 226 tubes are put at 6 volts positive to cathode, which is done by connecting its though there of the 2.5 volt Thordarson BUILDING AC -SEVEN and a lot of high voltages applied to fila- the grounded grid returns by resistor center tap while the filaments of the '71 winding to plus 45 of the "B" supply. (Continued from page 211 ment circuits. Further study will show, MW- 1,000, to copy there is a "key" wire to tubes are 40.5 volts plus to the common In wiring it is a good idea however, that 6 and about four out consistently good. Tubes by this this set, which is the wire from GNU). grid return because of unit P- 1,000 -60. Figure very accurately name are not new and have, in fact, been grid return and the cathode times as large as shown, then check off to negative "B." All circuits connected The detector pencil it is made for several years. As smaller and, p lease each wire with a colored as w this are at ground potentiali JL \Vire filament circuits makers came and went, Ceco kept at It note, that all grid circuit return leads 16'" F put In the set. through all the excitement of the tube capacity. 6 with twisted rubber covered wire. When go to this which eliminates band are in, slip the wars, and now has the largest plant in I I you are sure all wires Pilaments Are Biased Plus on the grid the world devoted exclusively to the mak- of filaments are then LIN grid leak in the clips provided Tile different sets 4 .00025 mfd., put a 226 in sockets ing of Radio tubes. The type M -26, an in relation to the common e e condenser made positive 5, 227 in socket 4 and 171's amplifier for either Radio or audio use, wire (IND.- negative B. It 1, 2. 3 and a grid return 6 and 7. Turn rheostat MW- needs 1.5 volts on its filament and 1.05 common practice to make grids IO in sockets plate supply can be has been I` 1/5 so that all resistance is 'in and amperes, while the negative to the filaments with a "C" bat- 1" %2 1 "2 90 to 135 and not exceed 180. The de- the same 2 turn switch on set. The 171 tubes should tery; of course. this is really Now clip voltameter leads tector, N -27, must have 2.5 volts and 1.75 are F Figure 7 glow at once. thing since positive :end negative any of filament binding Posts amperes on the heater and 45 volts plate relative terms. In AC -7, though, it is are both grounded with no difference of onto pair supply. As as amplifier, should you care at GNU. potential. On the other hand, the de- on sockets 1, 2 or 3 and turn up MW -1/5 the grid return wires that are 1.5 volts. Plug speaker to use it that way. it takes the sante plate potential and the filaments at various tector had to have something queer about until meter shows voltages as the M -26. it, so we find it necessary to make the cord tips into Imp jacks at rear edge. plus relationships to them. (Continued on next pie-, Now proceeding to the construction of For example, the filaments of the four heater 45 volts nitts in relation to the AC -7, consider first the front view photograph Figure 1. It will be noted that there are surprisingly few holes to be made in the front panel; seven small ones and the large rectangular one which is eut Out with a light hack saw. The drilling layout for this is Figure 3, aind between Figure 1 and Figure 3 the constructor should have no difficulty getting parts in their proper places. The variable 'ant resistor on this panel is the 50,000 ohm volume control. No dimensions are given for placing of bracket holes, as these parts vary, but the under side of sub- base is to be 12 inch from bottom edge trickle charging? of front panel. Since the sub -base carries practically all of the apparatus of the AC -7, it is naturally a little more complex in butt[ drilling and wiring, but here again the photographs will help considerably. The on sub-base, ant top view, looking down the is Figure 2, while the sub -base as viewed from the bottom is Figure 4. The drilling layout is presented as Figure 5. Drilling Sub -Base full rate charging tóo? Holes shown in Figure 5 are entirely for mounting equipment, and wiring holes have been omitted for clearness. Wiring holes are drilled beneath each of the soldering lugs on the Duoformers and beneath the rear, stator connection lug then you want Rectigon! of each variable condenser. A hole must be drilled below the switch in the sub- base for the wires to pass up through lead- charges your automobile battery. ing to switch and panel variable resistor. oU need only one charger - 3Amperc Rectigon In the rear row of equipment wiring Westinghouse Rectigon. makes Recti- of the 1 the Westinghouse holes must be drilled below each $1 °- knows connection terminals on the Modern Rectigon gives you two charging gon-and Westinghouse transformers and three larger holes be- flow You remember when the low the terminals on the Thordarson rates -a "trickle" and a "high ". radio. power transformer. The small strip of first program came from KDKA in front of the power With it you can get everything bakelite mounted 14°° to transformer and the last audio trans- that you want from a trickle - perhaps you're listening former is supported on small angles, one radio every night at each end. so that its top surface is 1 eta charger. But, when your set 5Ampere Rectigon Westinghouse inches above the surface of the sub-base. now. Rectigon is simple and 7. has been in almost continuous 0 For drilling strip see Figure $2 chem- Looking at the set from the front the operation for a number of hours safe. It uses no acids or three variable resistors on this strip are, flow no moving parts to from left to right, the unit M \V- 1.001), the and a trickle charger can't bring icals - has potentiometer AP -10 and the rheostat when break or wear out. No harm MW -1/5. The AP -10 unit is to be ad- the battery back - then's 24°° justed with a screwdriver until its exact you'll need Rectigon most. done if you tune in while charg- center is found, to eliminate hum, and is goes off while Rec- then left strictly alone. The .I '.V -1,1100 For Rectigon's high charging rate will give ing -none if the power unit is for securing grid bias on the 226 tigon is in the circuit. For the cost of tubes and can be regulated until best the battery its full strength quickly and point is determined. The rheostat MW -I/5 surely. Another change of the Rectigon a few outside chargings, you can put should be set. with a voltmeter across li in your cabinet and forget the lit/ the filament line. so that but 1.5 volts is leads and you recharge your wet "B" - Rectigon applied and no more. all with one charger, the Rectigon. Also annoyance of weak or run -down batteries. In mounting the parts on the sub -base the following pointers are necessary: Sockets 1, 2 and 3 (red top) are placed with P and (1 to the rear, while socket 4 (5- spring) is set with (1 to the rear. Socket 5 (red top), which is that in rear right corner, is to have P and G to the Re ctigon 6 and 7 (black top) Westinghouse front, while sockets of the push -pull amplifier have P and Cl to the front. In placing the Modern transformers mount M -1 at the extreme rear right corner with l' and G to front, with the Charger set M -4 (the second from right) BatterY two (1 posts to left, and M -5 (that next to the Thordarson pwer supply) with the COMPANY, EAST PITTSBURGH, PA. to right. Camfield colla WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC es. MANUFACTURING two P terminals Cities r Representatives Everywhere are set with G and F' minus to right. Offices in AU Principal with KDKA- KYW- WBZ -WBZA Adjusting Condensers Tune in The condenser shafts are adjusted within the rotors by loosening the t in the thick rotor tube. That in of is easily ad- the condenser to left dial Besides Rectigon and Rector for end fits into the Rectox trickle charging only - justed so that the right -for battery charging, West- of the left drum. ' ruait your wet "A" battery better flexible coupling will transform makes Micarta the right Of dial is then slipped to unit. Replace inghouse also at into a light socket power for better left until it fits into the other flexible off the panels and tubing your power every time you turn in- coupling. A coupling is then slipped onto no insulation, and radio testing the shaft set. Rectox is trouble free -uses reception. the right end of this shaft and has no moving struments for better of the middle condenser of the three is acids or chemicals, then moved to left to engage this parts. Adjustable to 1 or í- ampere coupling. This performance is then re- charging rates. peated between the middle condenser and that to its right. On the under side it will be noted that the bypass and fixed mica condensers are held in place on the lower end of screws used to hold parts in place on the upper side. The wiring of this original model Is, admittedly. hard to follow in the photo as it has been cabled, but the constructor can follow schematic wiring diagram Fig- ure 6 and lay in wires according to his own system, cabling if he desires. When one first begins studying Fig- ure 6 all will seem strange, and it looks www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated 23

BUILDING A -C -SEVEN 160 for the plates. This is just about the right voltage for 112's when 10?ts (Continued from page 22) LIST OF PARTS FOR AC -7 volts "C" bias is used. It is not Eliminating Hum Hammarlund a bad idea, no matter what Mfg. Co., Inc., 424 West Carter Radio Co., 300 So. Racine Ave., make is used, to have an extra tube of Now turn off set and connect in the 33rd St., N. Y. C.: Chicago: the 226 type around so you can pick "B" power wires from either or 4 Midl i ne Condensers, Type ML-17, 1 Potentiometer, Type .75 out the best 4 battery 61 AP-10 out of 5 for actual use, "B" eliminator. If an eliminator Is used, $5.50 $22.00 1 Rheostat, Type M .75 with the other a ! Illuminated Drum Dial 6.00 as spare for an emer- its 110 -volt plug be 1 Variable Resistor, Type .11íV gency. can pushed into the 2 Insulated Flexible Couplings, C $0.60 1.20 -1000 1.25 Tubes have always varied a little socket provided on the rear end of the 1 Resistance Strip, Type P- 1000-60 .60 in efficiene'y, and the 22G types are no Thordarson transformer 2445 and set Cornfield Radio Mfg. Co., 35 East Wacker 1 "Iii-Ohm" Volume Control, Type L. exception. The adjusting and setting of switch will then control it. When Drive, Chicago: 50.000 ohms 2.00 the resistance units and the condensers set switch is again turned on there will I Ilu forma Kit. Type 22K 10.00 1 "Imp" Power Switch, Type 110 .75 may seem a little arduous and a bother, be considerable hum. The first thing to / Da forma Coil, Type 22 3.50 2 Tip Jacks, Code No. 10, n $0.10 .20 but once they're set you are through do Is set AP -10 with a screwdriver to Thordarson Elec. Mfg. Co., 500 W. Huron bothering with them. The convenience find the electrical center, which should Modern Electric Mfg. Co., Toledo, Ohio: St., Chicago: of use with AC -7 is worth a little trou- minimize the hum almost entirely. I Transformer, Type .11 -1 8.50 1 Filament Supply Transformer, Type ble. Month after month one I Push merely steps -Pull Input. Type M-4 10.00 T-2445 10.00 up to the receiver, snaps Unit MW-1,000 on the strip is now I Push -Pull Output, Type Al -5 10.00 the switch, en- moved until about half its resistance is Miscellaneous: joys the programs and snaps it off. No in circuit and Benjamin Elec. Co., 120 So. Sangamon St battery testing, no refilling, no wondering one tunes for a signal. 7 Binding Posts -ANT., GND Neg. B, if it is While doing this adjust Hi -Ohm panel Chicago: 45, up or down. Tuning is easy and. the Plus Plus 90, Plus 135, Plus 180 in most localities, control back and forth, as we want plenty 4 lockets, Type 9044, Red Tops. 6i $0.50 2.00 You will also need 3 heavy angles, agreeably sharp. ! Sockets, Type 9044, Black Tops, tg $0.50 1.00 s Away from the cities of signal strength for this first work wide x %s 'x2', I roll of Celatsite flex- the length of I Socket, Type 9037, Green Top .90 aerial is not and do not know the position of Hi -Ohm ible bus wire, 2 dozen round head brass particularly important, but in cities where there are powerful locals as yet to get it. Presuming we find a Formics Insulating Co., 4600 Spring St., machine screws, 6 -32 by 'n ', 2 dozen program, -Ohm round do not get too long an aerial. This point adjust Hi for moderate Cincinnati: head 6 -32 by ,4 ', 4 dozen her Is strength and then adjust MW -1,000 nuts 6 -32 and 5 feet true of any tuned r. f. set and no until ! Walnut Bakelite Panel, 7'x24'xtb' 4.00 of twisted rubber particular reproduction is both loud and clear, theft covered flexible No. 14 wire fault of AC -7. Close to big I Black Bakelite Sub -base, 11% 'x23'x§fs 6.00 stations keep the antenna leave it alone. / Black Bakelite Strip, 5 'xi ;1'aiils' .60 Ehlert Radio Furniture Co., 2864 Lincoln below 60 feet, Ave., Chicago. including lead -in, or use an attic or pic- Now find a rather weak signal and ture moulding aerial. Above we're Aerovos Wireless Corp., 70 Wash. St., Brook- / Cabu:et as shown Figure 1 all, have a ready to set the condensers. This lyn, N. Y.: first -class ground. It is important setting of variable condensers should C. E. Manufacturing Co.., 702 Eddy St., wherever 3 Filler Condensers, Type 200 Short, 1.0 the alternating current is ap- preferably be made on a rather low wave G Providence, R. 1.: plied to a set length station. mJd. $0.90 2.70 to have the very best Get program as loud as I .t/ira Condenser, Type 1475, .00025 with 4 A. C. Tubes. Type M-26, et $3.00 $12.00 ground connection to water pipes or wet possible and then, one at a time, loosen dips .40 1 A. C. Tube, Type N -27 6.00 earth possible. the screws in rotor of each condenser and I .Rica Condenser, Type 1450, .0025 mid. .45 2 Power Tubes, Type J -71, a $4.50 9.00 delicately turn it with a short stick for maximum response, being sure that the (The Radio Digest Shopping Service will purchase all or pny of the above speci- PICKARD LAYS LAW other condensers do not turn while work- fied parts, at the prices listed, for builders of the AC -Seven Receiver who may be located (Continued from page 5) ing on any one. Thus, when you get in isolated communities or unable to obtain the parts from local dealers. Address: South and certain Mid -Western sections through, each of the three circuits con- Shopping Service, Radio Digest, is where hardship is felt. Small 510 N. Dearborn St., Chicago, and enclose express and rural patrons, town trolled by the three condensers to right or postal money order catering total cost of parts ordered.) the most faithful and of dial will be at maximum resonance. enthusiastic listeners, number at least The condenser at the left does not need half of the Radio audience. this treatment, since it operates inde- Square Deal for Farmer pendently, but if you want both dials to Choose Correct "B" Power 'Unit is necessary, since the grid bias voltage The Federal Radio commission is of the read approximately alike, tune in sta- If you use 171 type tubes in the push- is deducted from the plate supply voltage, opinion that this group is entitled to good tion to maximum. loosen screw holding Radio, and it Is pull stage and want to apply a 'B" power I tond when we have deducted 40 volts for going out to see that left drum to shaft and set it with the unit instead of batteries, be sure they get It. Stations causing that its this there must be close to 180 left for ence interfer- other drum as to numbers. Then tighten high voltage tap can deliver 210 to 220 the 17í's plates. If only 190 were avail- on each heterodyning channel will be asked by the commission in lic interest, the pub- j-4 convenience and necessity to take steps between themselves to see that O -t40 -O-O-O-O-O--j-á--4--,--<- T Radio programs Instead of disagreeable ^;^ )'gDRltt- whistles are available to listeners on b their respective channels. Whether they 1 J v O o attain the Ó Ó desired results with time ALL division or by control of power or fre- USEO27 DRILL quency will be their responsibility. Fail- I L ure of the broadcasting bed -fellows oc- _ O cupying a given channel, which is not o generally available j O 1 O I rs+ -O___,____O to listeners I- '1 n through- 5 -- out the country because 3E tlé of interference, It6 to get together on a solution will -O in result inno o 1 O arbitrary orders by the commission. O Plans to clear at least 40 channels ï_:; l interference of 1e 11" r"-,16"` are definitely under way, and 1b i6 SOCKET PS,DQIn6 I broadcasting stations, parties to hetero- SALE ASl TS115 -O O- dyning complaints, SAME AS THIS will be notified within ONE ,n the next few days. ©Oi The recent series of changes in assign- t O ments, effective November 1, have made 3. O- -0 O a decided improvement 24" I- l' in reception, ac- 24 cording to reports from listeners, many N of whom urge still further changes as o good reception weather reveals hetero- O dyning. loo stations Changed An example of broadcasters' I willing- O o o o o ness to cooperate with the commission is evidenced by the fact that of the hundred ' -____-3 7" 3' I T 1" or more stations involved in recent orders 16 16 3 1i-r 16 'i,- ' Z4 1j6 za requesting them to divide time, lower 1 'L.. power or to shift wave lengths, only a -0- -ó- few protested and asked for a publie hearing. Of those already heard by the commission, none have been able to pro- 23' duce sufficient evidence that such orders Figure 5 were not in the public interest. In this connection it Is interesting to note that screw and the two drums will tune volts members under moderate load. Your dealer I able. In which case the grids would draw of Congress almost invariably almost together up and down the scale. can ascertain tills for you. This point less voltage, there would only be about express their interest in behalf of the listener rather than the broadcasters, and are entirely ANT sympathetic with the commission's endeavor to decide each case on its relative merits. © 3MEG' ® M-I 0 M-4 The feeling is becoming prevalent in certain broadcasting quarters that unless interference problems 1vO -- are cured to the = P extent that listeners may enjoy a variety ) vGS of programs, that wired wireless will be i I the answer to the problem. This is ".!-SP) a ' O 10 O i lO O O challenge to broadcasters which will not likely go unheeded, and it is believed in the interest of the art that they will assume a full share of responsibility in 1 !vR_IrRIrRF-- - : adjusting interference problems to which 0 they are a party. The life blood of the 1 Radio industry to a large extent lies In the fascination and romance of dialing 1.0 distant stations. Right now it would 1.0 P1000-60 seem that the commission must decide whether or not this alluring phase of Radio must go or stay. It is the public reaction which will be the deciding factor. AP-10 The question is, shall the listener, the "Radio fisherman," be limited to a choice I of few r NNW a neighbor fishing holes, or will he insist on the entire United States for GND his angling activities? 2.5 ap 110V.AC Chicago Has 72,530 Watts CHICAGO. -The combined power of the Chicago broadcasting stations is 72.530 O o watts, according to the last statistics of -ß +90 +45 +180 the Radio commission. There are 69 stations in the district having power from Figure 6 15 to 15,000 watts each.

www.americanradiohistory.com 24 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated Dt'ccuiG,'r, 1927 "PLEASE, MORE WAVES ?" THE READER'S VIEW Rûdjo Digest Answering Major Mott FTER reading Major Mott's harangue in the Novem- ber DIGEST I dashed to a mirror fully expecting to s. Pst. Off. & h. nn. of Canada A see horns sprouting. Imagine my surprise to find Rea. C. at all. Nor Published by the that my general appearance had not altered were there any wings visible to carry me through the RADIO DIGEST PUBLISHING CO., (Incorporated) air on my implied vocation as a Jersey Pest. 510 North Dearborn Street The Major's letter was so ridiculously violent that Chicago, Illinois one wondered at once wherein a gentleman with so long Telephone: Superior 7323 a list of titles could have had his personal corns trod on to such an extent as to cause his truculent bombast. The answer was found in past and present copies of E. C. RAYNER, Publisher RADIO DIGEST. I find in the August 1925 roster of stations the following: "KFWO, Avalon, Calif. 211.1 m. Eastern Office, Park -Lexington Building, 247 Park Ave., 250 watts. Major Lawrence Mott etc, etc." Later edi- New York. Telephone: Ashland 8144 tions of DIGEST brought the same notice but in the re- tllocation of wavelengths by the commission we find station XFWO is now on 299.8 meters. So that's the Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations nigger in the woodpile! The Major's station is in a glass cgalari 241 house on 299.8 meters and he felt that stones thrown at the commission might in time so crystalize public opin- PUBLISHED MONTHLY ion as to force him back to his 211.1 meter wave where his station no doubt belongs. SUBSCRIPTION RATES as the "gentleman from the Yearly in U. S. and Possessions and Canada, 53.00 The Major refers to me Foreign Postage, $1.00 additional. Single copies. 25 cents. notoriously wet state." Let me inform the Major that i was NOT in a "wet state' when I wrote my letter Vol. XXII December, 1927 No. S although from the tone of his one might be pardoned for assuming that something intended for his stomach had gone to his bead. However, I fail to see where the Let's Number the Wave Bands? fact that Jersey as a wet state has anything to do with Radio. we merely vote as we drink. NI OW that the Radio Commission has been reorgan- To quote the Major's own words -"It is SO easy to 1.1 ized, and it soon will show some intelligent super- tear down " May T remind the former A. P: corres- vision of wave lengths, it is timely that the Commis- pondent that it was just this that I complained of? My the Radio industry consider the very contention was and still is that the broadcasting sta- sion and Hoover's adminis- practical suggestion of Ralph H. Langley of the tions were ideally allocated under Mr. to number tration and the first act of the present commission RADIO INDI -GEST Crosley Radio Corporation, Cincinnati, been to return all stations to suet wave added facility for the Radio should have the wave channels as an and power as they had under the department of com- set owner. merce regulation previous to the period of Piracy. Sta- Here's How! In brief, Mr. Langley very intelligently proposes tions not on the air at the time of the "WJAZ decision" been treated as "new stations." I've gone on thrilling 'ocean trips," that the 96 wave channels available for broadcasting should have that, inquiry about what my action might have Got seasick and all be numbered front 1 to 96 inclusive. He advances The Major's Witnessed some dandy circuses is inter- been had I been a commissioner is entirely beside the the argument that the average listener not bigger With jolly Al and Pat. surrounding broadcasting. point. The position calls for a big man -much ested in the technicalities than I ever hope to be BUT-there is great difficulty in I know that all the Frenchmen in The advance from the meter wave to the kilocycle, getting BIG WEN who will think first of the listening The world cannot be wrong, he claims, was an intelligent step in the right direction, public and who can understand that theory is very often Pat's proved that rather startling fact, but it did nut go far enough. By numbering the chan- wrong In Radio -so often in fact that any DX fan eau He sure can sing that sung. nels, Mr. Langley contends, it would simplify recep- disprove Dr. Goldsmith's remarks about service areas. Al adds his bit and my. oh, any, listener -in keener enjoyment in Personally I get my dinner music from Miami, Cleve- tion-thus giving the Nashville, Jacksonville, That boy can surely play. his land, New Orleans, Chicago, organ talk, programs. ete., in spite of the fart that I am but seventeen miles He makes that fairly He points out that the present system is very similar from New York City and you know we now have twenty And that's a lot to say. to having your home numbered in latitude and longi- metropolitan transmitters located on this side of the Now I'll bet lots of yon agree as an example, "north 42 27' :15.56 ", east Hudson. But I know lots of people with supposedly With this, right off the bat, tude, giving dis- 45.11 "." This would be about as simple, and excellent receivers who are able to get very little So what do you say we drink, right now, 75 17' signed off for the night because easy, and logical, and technically correct as the pres- tance until locals have A toast to Al and Pat. of the high power used by certain stations in this hild. ent wave length in meters or the frequency in kilo- -Alf station. Not only are houses district. cycles for a broadcasting not consider myself qualified to be a numbered, but so are the Because I do and offices conveniently Radio commissioner I suppose the Major would say I Little Alfie's Essay telephones. "Why not. then, use plain simple numbers have no right to criticize. When this gentleman of ON June 29 there was an eelips of the sun. The B. B. for the broadcast frequencies and wave lengths ?" asks many titles (don't forget DX hunters that he's a Game C. planned a hole lot of Rajo experiments for it, Mr. Langley. Warden!). When, I say, this gentleman was "City because they wonted to no more about the Hevyside wanted Editor of one of our greatest New York City sheets" layer. Pa says Mat's cakes always remind him of the By numbering the wave channels. when you office of alreddy. 40. did he ask a reporter, "Could you till the Hevyside layer and he noes enuf about them KDKA at Pittsburgh you would turn to channel criticize the incum- he can't imagine why they slake such a fuss to dial mayor ?" before sending him out to He says The next evening when you again wanted bent of that office? about an cellos, as he has lived in Ingland for over 40 to the number 40 on ?. a dozen days KDKA you would again turn Enough of such talk! The Major has made a great years and can only remember about your set. There would be numbers on the dial from "to-do" about the matter and shown by his remarks when the sun wasn't eclipsed. An eelips is south itg going across the sun so that 1 to 96 representing the 96 broadcasting channels. that he has yet to learn good manners. May he come fact that your favorite a man if he has anything you can't sea it, so tvhy bother to have an cellos? When You would soon remember the to his senses and talk like crosses the horizon 6, 22, 40, 60 and there is an eelips a dark shadow broadcasting stations are on channels further to say. says a Digest which makes everything cold and gloomy. Pa 81. If you were anxious to hear a certain program I am wondering what other readers of the similar thing happens when Ma's Aunt Eliza comes to station you could readily turn to the think of the matter and realizing that this, our favorite at on an important of stay with us. And lie says that even if you look Ma's bring it in, i. e., if you wanted to tune in Radio magazine, cannot possibly print the opinions Eliza threw smoked glasses, it duzzewt make the number and write, the readers would Aunt WEAF, you would dial to number 6 and get the sta- all who may care to perhaps site any more bearable. be kind enough to address such communications direct eclipse ennyway? Who says it tion immediately. my opinion But what good is an to me. Whether you agree or disagree with has to be? Is it the Government or the British Broad- Another advantage of the system is that all sets I will welcome your letters. casting Corruption? Pa says the orful governments of will have the same numbers on their dials. When a Thanking you all for your kindness and patience in modern times would be capable of ennything, but then new set is acquired there will be no necessity for reading my poor attempts to explain the position of he says the same thing about the girls of today and logging it for your favorite stations. if you operate such part of the listening public as may feel as I do, even of jazz, so I doant n"e what to think. But eclipses aren't enny good to me. If we cud have a holiday from a set ill some one else's home you will know imme- L. S. J. CRANSE, skool every time there was an eelips, their mite be sum - number to turn to. 22 St., Summit, N. J. diately what South thing in It. But did we get a holiday for it? No. There In the future, broadcasting stations may be allowed is nothing but injustice for boys in this world. Teacher to transmit on more channels than the 96 we have at says this eclips woant ocur again for 273 years. Well. the present time. When this happens it is more than Dig at Cranse I doant care and neether does Pa. sure to be below the 200 wave, or 1500 kilocycles. Another LONDON BOBBY. Then the series of 96 numbers will be continued from AFTER reading the article in the October issue of 22 South 96 up. In starting the numbering system at the 200 Radio Digest, signed by Mr. L. S. J. Cranse, Gets Bean have come to the conclusion Boston the low wave, or 1500 low frequency end, there will be St., Summit, N. J., I come Coolidge did make a very serious mistake OSCOE, Keeper of the Sacred Saccharine, a margin to accommodate the short waves. This sys- that President in appointing the present Radio Commission. He should forth! tem also provides that the smaller numbers will be of the wisdom, knowledge and evi- Unlock the secret chamber containing the pre- and have availed himself most rare for those channels now allotted to the important dent ability of Mr. Cranse. cious Jelly Beans, and prepare at once your and costly Blue Jelly Bean. Dispatch it pronto to best known stations. Mr. Cranse wants to know why so and so but does not consideration of Frederick F. Johnson of Boston. Radio Digest recommends serious say why not so and so. 'Tis but his just reward for having prepared the this keen idea of Mr. Langley's. He wants to know why WSM was raised to 341 meter riddle of the Word Steeple chase with precision and wave and WOC dropped to 353 motera. I do not suppose perfection. Following is the course and his rendering: correspondent writes: "Rear Ad- that in either case the station in question had anything A Washington of co-operation Transmitter G. Bullard, Chairman of the Radio to do with the change but in a spirit miral William H. commission gave them. Studio is classed as an old navy bulldog, trained accepted what the Radio Commission, favorable wave lengths. What Solo to receive and execute orders." Whose orders? I read a good deal about makes a favorable wave length? As I understand, one Piano wave length is in itself as good as another except that Cornet 370.2 meters for national broadcast- Waves 499.7 to the wave the further it will carry; if this is frendt. I go home mit der gal and f sit beside the shorter "Veil, mine ing is the plan of the Commission. Who so, then a choice wave is one that is not interfered with down in der entransmitter, and right away she starts a WEAF and WJZ will get an exclusive wave length? by another, and I believe that the Radio Commission is fight.' She say she understudio her dad loony vot I do length a choice Leaving the heir: My boy, learn to think clearly. honestly striving to make every wave not pay, vich vas a lie, and how could I be solo? I hate be done in a day, in a month, or in a on let's go to der popcorn are the only real wealth of the nation. one. This cannot lìghtings so so I say 'come The thinkers year, but will take time. refreshments stand for a bidt to eadt.' What visit we sauerkraut, I agree with Mr. Cranse that there are stations that we eadt? Veil, I tell you dere vas wei ners, and winter that we do not get so well now, piano some cornet too a plendty." got clearly last day fast on the other hand we are now getting stations that we Let the Blue Jelly Bean go forward this did not get last year, on the whole from our location here freight. in the South, I would state that there has been much Here's the next course: improvement. Resistance. microphone, soprano, tenor, duet. Get on set . . . Go! DUNCAN R. DORRIS, 2011 Linden Ave., your marks, get Nashville, Tenn. INDI

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WOW makes visiting Radio fans feel at WONDER CITY syncopators, home by having pretty hostesses like GRAYSfeaturing the little child won d e r, Blanche Webber, below, take care of them. Eleanor Gray, is a new feature at WRVA. Miss Webber is also an entertainer. Howard De Long, below, is the dramatic tenor at WDOD.

HIGH LIGHTS OF THE AIR THE: RADIO season is at its the various organizations. December height with the Chicago Civic 1, the Asheville Optimist club pre- Opera hour coating over the Blue sents the program; December 8, th, Chain each Thursday night at 9 p. 1n. Asheville American Bs, elub, and Central tinte and the New York sym- December 15, the Asheville Rotary phony on the sanie chain each Satur- club. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 day night 8 p. WTMJ Milwaukee, Wis. (293.9.- 1020kc) 7.30 p. Ill. at nt. Eastern time. Two popular light operas are being ,popular Ii -ir; 8:311. program; 9:30 -12, frolic. Headliners The Boston symphony will also be featured this month by CKC1.. Pacific Standard Time Stations Eastern Central on Mountain Pacific the air over WBL every Saturday Toronto. On Tuesday, KFI Los Angeles, Calif. (468.5m-640kc) 7 7:30 p.m. 6:30 December 18, p. rtt. Uni 5:30 4:30 night during December. the popular opera, versif y of .,. C.; s, drama II-.air; 9, orange ii,-n,,,.n k: KSAC (333.1 nr- 'i00kcl Anniversary program. "The Merry 10, n vale. 7:30 6:30 Widow," goes 5:30 4:30 The Atwater Kent on the air. On Tues- KFRC n San Francisco. Calif. (454.- 660kc) 6:20 p. WLAC (225.4rí- 1330kc) Conversational artists who will tn. French, appear day, December 27, "The beauty talk; 7, musicale; 9. studio prosrato; 10, Robert T. Clarke. during the Sunday 9:15 p. In. Gondoliers" dance orchestra. 8 trill be 7 6 5 Eastern time priigrmms of the Red produced. KFWB Hollywood. Calif. (361.2.- 830kc) 6-7 p, tu KFKU (254.Im- I150"kc, "Debate-Gathering and Chain are: December 4, Reinald If you have missed the first four dinner concert: :50, news; S -9. features; 9 lo. pro- Selecting Material. Prof. E. C. Buehler. episodes of "Flying (;old," gram: IO -01. frolics. KMA (394.5m- 760kc) Ruhy tri. Werrenrath, baritone; December 18, the thrill- KGO Oakland. Calif. (384.4ln- 780ke) 6 -6:55 e tu WSt-I (475.9m- 630kc) Everyman's Poetry." Prof. Maria Kurenko, ing melodrama now being played Stanislas Item's Little symphony; 8, drama loom ; Frank L. Mott. soprano, and De- at cember 25, \\'L\\', it will not be too 9 -10, range network; 10, orchestra. \ \'TIC (535.4m- 560kc) Fields Blue Boys. the Christmas quartet, late to en- KGW Portland, Ore. (491.5m- 610kc) 6 -7 p. tn. dinner 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 composed of Betsy Lane gage a front row loud speaker concert: 8, concert: lu, National Broadcasting c. In- KFDv (440.9m- 680kc) Shepherd, seat Sylvia Robinson, violinist. soprano; Elsie for each Monday night at 7:15 p, m. patty, WLS (344.6m- S70kc) "Unusual Band In-ou. Baker, contralto; KHJ Los Angeles, Calif. (4?6.4m- 720kc) 6:311.7:30 Arthur Hackett- Granville, tenor, and Eastern time during December. Not tn. string 9 11lols." 8 7 6 only is the play San Francisco. Calif. (422.3mlOkr c)6:3KPO 0 -7 un. KI.DS (270.1m -I1 lOket Blevins Davis, William Simmons, baritone, about aviators, but plank?. the organ; 8 -9. program; 9- I 0, music:nuic; ltr -11, music.p. KUII. (277.6uí- IO8Okc) Harold Fair's Piano Ram- One of eight actors are actual or in- blings. the monthly features from cipient the Great Plains region is aviators. Martha Croninger, Thursdayy silent night for: KFAB. KLX, KOA, WCBD (344.6m- 870kc) Mixed quartet. the tenth the heroine, is one WOOD, WEAO, WEMC, WLIT. WOO. WOS. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 annual rendition of Handel's "Mes- of the first girls KFI 1468.5ín -6401. I Ilenry Starr, pianist. in Cincinnati to learn siah" by the I n(bgtendc n re Messiah to fly. Even lo 9 8 7 the author, Mrs. Susan H. Embry, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 I is E NIB(' (270 -I111-1 lnkcl Mildred Clark. sopram.. choir. This organization. which is an aviator KOI L (277.óm- 108okc1 Movie and Eric. composed of 225 voices, will be and owns her own plane: Headliners \v17. (454.3m.(Ok -ri, \ \'117. (333.lm- atkc), \VB. \I. di- consequently the play is (285,5m- III511kca, 77.6m- IOSOkc), tK.\ rected by Paul N. full of Eastern Central Mountain Pacific WJIA\1 (2 KI Craig and broad- 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 (315.611n.950krr. I -W (42 8.30, -700kr t, thrills. A race, a fight in the 3:30 \\ WTI( cast by KLDS. air, \ \'SUI (475,9m- 631kci -Art,- l'ed. Stites. 1440.9ne68rkc), KV\\" 1 ón,- 5,0kc). W. flot and a rescue will more than draw a (535Ám -R6Okc I, \VO\V (S08.2111- 590kct. 7:30 6:30 5:30 4:30 W1 ON International luncheon clubs are crowd of earphones. \\'TIC (535.4m- 560kc) Esther A. Nelson, org.,ni (305.9.- 9sfkr, . WMA(t I447.5,,670kc), W Eli!! -t. being featured on the Thursday night Of 8 7 6 5 (365.6m- 820kc1, \\YCO 14OS.2m.740kc1. Kat, course, all the stations will KMA (394.5ne7611kc orchestra. (545.1 m-550kco, WOC 1 374.ßm- 800kcl , \\' DA programs of WWNC. Not only are assist SlOkr), opera. the old year out but none will KSAC (331.1m 900kr) -Does Longfellow Still (370.2m- Chicago Civic the clubs producing Live ?" Pr 'f. N. V. WWNC 1296.9m- 1010kct Asheville Optimist club. the best enter- do it more gracefully than \l'I.S. Iickey. \\'Sí'1 1 175. 9u1- 63ikcl Second 10:05 9:05 8:05 7:05 tainment possible, but they are also with Chubby Parker, Semester French. (508.2m- 590kc), urian banjo Ralph Emerson 9 g 7 6 II' Stetson Chap trying to acquaint the t Radio public and Maurie Sherman's Colley, 11111 KOIL 1--'77.6m- I i8(rkc Billy and Helen. club. 9:30 10:40 9:40 9:40 7:40 with the civic creative ideas behind orchestra presiding. 8:30 7:30 6:30 Flower Girls. KFDY 1440á.- 6811kcl Military bail. KG \V (491.5m- 610kr) Tommy Luke's KFI (46R.5m- 640kel Ballads of all lands. KOIL (277,6.- Ittiket ltess Beatrice Battey. Pian- CFCs\ (1á7m -S4uk London Versatile Canadians. ist; Marie Rasmussen violinist. \\'.ADC 1296.9m- 1010kc1 Paul Howell and his Play- boys. 10 9 8 7 time. WItZ, KM BC (270.Im- 111Okc), KMlIC string trio, \\'L. \C (225Ám- 1330kc) Nashville orel,e,ra. \VItAL, \ \LI.tM. Kt'K.\, \\'lita WCCO Minneapolis -SL Paul. KI IA (325.9nr92ikc) Folk songs. national 12 mid. 10 9 K \'\V, \V'l' 5I1: In, It :lkite heur, V Minn. (405.2m -740kÚ anthems II ItZ, \ \'It. \I -. 7:30 , 780kct. or- WHAM. p. tu. E.\F; 9. \'iE.\F; 9:10. MJZ, f ri:,nns counties: Scotch music. KGO (384.4m- KFI U6S.5m- 640kc1, and KUK.. \\1.\\, \V18, Kl \\. \ \i e.. K.U, \\'1N)1í (245- Sm- t220kc) American Business club ange Patton con- \ \UC, \ \1111, \VII: \1 -, WCFL Chicago. Ill. (483.6m420kc) 8 -12 P. network. Claribel Wallace, \\'ll\\', \ \1;N, \ \131íI1; 11, ill. poilu. t i' t, m,. Angeles -1 unifier lar hour. tralto, and 1-os artists. WDAF Kansas WLS (344.6m-870kc) WLS Jubilee. KR1.1t .161.3m-650kcI Alt Ualtas Four quartet. WLW Cincinnati. Ohio (428.3.- 700kc) 7 p. m. orches- City, Mo. (370.2.-8tokc) 6 p. tn. 12:30 a.m. 11:30 10:30 9:30 ta; lu. fro lea Cos -arks; 1n:4á. 1 onmq' School of the . \irt 7, \\'F::\F; I1'45.1, Nighthawk and Irene: frolic. \\JR -\ \CX (440.9.-680kc) Msrris Gillumcs and KRLD (461.3m- 650kc1 Walter Self. Ethel Smith. I L orchestra. WEBH Chicago, Ill. (365.6m- 820kc) his Troubadours. 1 12 11 10 WMAK Buffalo. N. Y. (543.1m-550kc) 6:15 p. n din- 7 -10 p. un. N.B.C.; I a.m. 12 64Okco Purcell Mayer, ner music; 7:311, 10:15, orchestra. 11 10 KFI (468.5m- violinist. talk; 9, Popular program; 11:115. WENR KF'1 (46S.5m- 64Oke1 Ira I), :Morgan, baritone. ll ro, nn, Chicago. Ill. (288.3m- 1040kc) 8. orclíe . >tra, 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 WNAC Boston, Mass. (161.3.- 650kc) 6:30 p. t ist s 9:30, popular program. m. din. WFAA Dallas. Tex. KGW (491.5m- 610keI 1le.4 I lo'la. Regular Thursday Features ner concert; 9:15. Metropolitan theater; 10:15, dance 2:311, (499.7m-600kc) 7 p, m. wusical musk_. . IL:05, -chestra. units: \\ 1:ÁF: '. pmgrani. WGN Chicago. Eastern Time Stations WOR Newark. N. J. (422.3.- 710kc) 6:15 p. m. en- Ill. (305.901-980kc) 6:10 p. m. Punch Regular Friday Features blet II. orchestra. ÌÌul July: 6:35, ensemble: 8. WEAF: 10:IO. Sam 'n' KDKA Pittsburgh. Pa. (315.6m- 950kc) 7:30, sketch; WPG Atlantic City, N. J. (272.6.- 1100kc) 7:05 p. rot eury: 10:20, Music llos; 10:411. Correll and Gos- Eastern Time Stations 8. WJZ; 9. concert; 9:30, \ \JZ. dinner music; lu, 10:21, tmrab Lag: en. KDKA Pittsburgh. Pa. (315.6m- 950kc) 8, WJZ; 8:36. WBAL Baltimore. Md. (285.5m- 1050kc) 6:30 p. m.. II:15, dance orclicstr.t. WHAS Louisville, Ky. (461.3m- 650kc) 7:30 p. m. 7, \\JZ; 10:111, R. V. Ii, tria; II:30. dune 9:311, Sl 8, - dinner orchestra: 7:30, nneiedc; ring tri,; WRC Washington. D. C. (468.5m- 640kc) 7 p. nt. WEAF: studio ucert. program. 9. WIZ: in. WJZ. Kitt hour of music: e. \\l!.\I'; I11_311. baud. WHB Kansas City. Mo. (336.9m- 890kc) 7 p. nt. din- WBAL Baltimore. Md. (21115.5m.1050kc) 7:30 -8 p. lo. WBZ Springfield. Mass. (333.Im- 900kc) 6. evening ner hour organ: 8, evening c,nnrrt; 9:30, dance recital: 8:3n. \ \ "1Z: 9, ensemble; ln, dunce music. program; 9, \\WIZ: 9, ei :Jrp 111:30_ orchestra. WRVA Richfnond, Va. (254.1m- 1150kc) g p, m. pro- nnnic. gram: II :311. Carry Me hack to Old Virginny. WBZ Springfield. Mass. (333.1.- 900kc) 6:15 p, tn. WCAE Pittsburgh. Pa. (516.9.- 580kc) 7 p. m. dinner WHO Des Moines. la. (535.4.-560kc) 6:30 F. m. din- 'relr> ara; 5:311. \'J7.; 10. ordcsita; 11:15. nrchrs. ner concert: 9. \ \FAI 10. \ \E. \p; II:30, club revue. WSAI Cincinnati. Ohio (361..2.- 830kc) 7 p. m. poems: concert t 8. \\'1 Z ; 9. program; 9:30, WEAF; l0, Ira. WCSH Portland. Me. (463.6m- 620kc) 7:30 p. nn. talk: :45. munie: 8 -'l, \\'EAFt 9. program: Little symphony WCAE Pittsburgh. Pa. (616.9m- 580kc) 6 m. 30. p. dinner 1VF.AF. 10. WEAL,: II, itestra. WHT Chicago. III. (416.Im- 720kc) 8:30 -10 P. M. eve- etoteert 8. \\ LAE: oat he -tri. WDBO Orlando, Fla. (288.3m- 1040kc) 9:30 p. m. WSEA Norfolk. Va. e(263m- 114Okc) 6:45 p, ara s program. dinner WCSH Portland, Me. (483.6.-620kc) 8 p. íír. Tres- - dance Program,. nonsic; 8. studio recital; 10. iertra. Wino, Chicago, Ill. (416.4.-720ke) 7:10 P. nt, mu are Ilunters. WEAF New York. N. Y. (491.5m- 610kc) 7:30 p. WTAG Worcester. Mass. (516.9.- 580kc) 8 p. tn. ''.le; I0. popular program WEAF New York, N. Y. (491.5.-610kc) 8 p. Coward Comiort hour. WEE!. WTIC, \\JAR. travel talk; 9. WEAF; In. WERE. WJAZ Chicago, Ill. (263.- 1140kc) 9:30 p. In. studio .'aies Service. V\EEI, WTIC. \\'1.17', WRC. 8. W. ;'. \ \TAG, \ \'('.Sil; half hours with great compos- 6 p. program. \v(-AF, \VTAM, \\' \\'I, \VS:\I, 1VLI1t, KSI), ers. \VITC, WOO). \USAI KSD. WOW, VTAM Cleveland. Ohio (399.8m- 750kc) nn relie,- \\'FI. W110. Ira; 8. studio program; 8:3n, \\ h:. orchestra. WJJD Chicago, Ill. (365.6m- 820kc) 8 -9 p. m. chil- \ \i'l'O, \\(i(. \\'IL \P. K\'00. WFAA: 9. Augl ". IME; 5:30. hoover sc tinels, WEEL \VEI. Wife. \l'; It. dren's hour; 1t -12. Victorians. WTIC Hartford. l',rsixns. WEEI. \\TIC, \\'IAR, . \\'GY. WCAF, \ \ "l' \M. \ \'U') \ \'SAI \ \'GN. Conn. (535.4m- 560kc) 6:30 p. m. WLAC Nuhville, Tenn. (226.- 1330kc) 9 p. m. pro. \V I,l1', \ \'R('. \ \Gl WGR, WCAE. WTA1L \ \'\\'r. tot": :30. : S AT; arche WrCO. WOC, \\ 110, \\ OW. \VUAF, KVU0,ES". \ \l i.e.. -frai. grate ; I0-01. Olf111,4 \VGN. KSU, WU('. WOW. \\T211, WRAP, l\CCO; WWJ DETROIT, Mich. 6, \\'FAA. W'1JAS. \V.\I. \\MC. \\'SB; 9. Eskimos. (352.7m- ß50kc) p. m. dinner WLIB Chicago. Ill. (305.9m- 980kc) 7 p. m. ensemble: '1:311, La concert: 8. WEAF. F,;mcr orchestra. and chain: 11. orchestra. VEEI. \\'JAR. \\T.\(;. WRC. WI ON'. \ \'l'AI:. \V \\I. II -1 m. organ. WEEI Boston. Mass. (461.3m-650kc) 7:30 p. m, Merry 111. WWNC Asheville. N. C. (296.9ní- IO10kr) 7 m \\GN; Smith Brothers. WEEI, \\TAG. n. din- WLS Chicago, Ill. (344.6.-870kc) 7:30 p. m. Super- Malkren: 8, WEAF; 9:30, cruising 111:10. W *EItMI. ner concert; 8:.íu. talk; 9:15, orchestra: 11. frolic. the air; \\t;12. \ \'C: \E, \\'1 WSAI. \ \ KSI), WCCO. tone hour. I 0 :15. organ. WOC, \\'71:\F; 1I. orchestra. Chicago. ' WMAQ Ill. (117.5. -670ke) P, . t'. o' WFLA Clearwater, Fla, (508,2.- 590kc) 8:30 m. WF:F1 Boston. Mass. (365.6m- 82Okc) 7;30 p. rn. Central Standard Time Stations Chicago lecture, 8. p- Shenandoah, orchestra; 9, WMAQplayerstm organ and artists: 9:10, dance Program. \ \'EAF' : ß30- I0:3n, \ \'EAF: 10 :35, ather. KMA la. (394.5m- 760kc) 9 -1(1:30 p. nn. 10, Chicano theater. WGHP Detroit, Mich, (319m- 940kc) 6:50 pp. . Clearwater. Fla. (508.2m- 590kc) 8:32 p. m. \I :nul lin \l usici :nn-, orches- WFLA WMBB Chicago, Ill. (252.- 1190kc) 6 p. m. dinner tra: 7:45, Lady Moon; 8, organ: 9. Coltonbia Chain : 9:45, dance nr,.gr:nn. KOIL Council Bluffs, la. (277.6.- 1080kc) 6 p. m. pro - concert; 7. Thane. ensemble; 8:30, Trianon orches- grant: 7:30. program; 11 in. I,rtra. program. WGHP Detroit, Mich. (319m- 940kc) 8 p. m., organ; tra. WGR Buffalo. N. Y. (302.8m- 990kc) 6:30 -7:30 9111, roue -ira. KPRC Houston. Tex. (293.9.- 1020kc) 7:30 -9:30 p. m. p. m. n. program: WMC Memphis, Tenn. (516.9m- 580kc) 7:30 p. nn. r.,; S 1 1:311, \\'E:\F. N. Y. (302.8m- 99Oke) R -9 -tulip concert. dal., WGR Buffalo, n. m. en- /NEAP: e. WIZ; '1, WGY Schenectady. N. Y. (379.Sm- 790ke) 7:30 p. m. semble; 9:10. nn t: 7I :115. supperuer KTHS Hot Springs National Park. Ark. (384.4. WOAI San Antonio, Tex.'s (319.- 940kc) Sato p. na donner ,.. 9. \VE:\F: 1:30, players: IO. \\'EAF. Schenectady, . N. Y. (379.5m-790kc) x7:30 p. m. 7R0kc) ß p. nt. solo program: 9. dance frolic. WGY K,Ivin.,tor floor WIP Philadelphia. Pa. (508.2.- 590kc) 7 p. nt. bed- college lecture: R-30. WEAF; O. \VEAF; 10. pro_ Karoo Tulsa. (348.6m- 860kc) 6 Okla. p. nn. instrtr WOC Davenport. la. (374.8.- 800kc) 7:30 p. m. time stor . 11. 11:30, organ. I -nul voice; 7 :30. \\i'l.\1'. gram; WEAF: WJAX Jacksonville. Fla. (336.9m- 890kc) 8 p. m. Pop- WIP Philadelphia. Pa. (508.2m- 590ke) 8 p. m. pro- KYW Chicago. Ill. (526m- 570kc) 78 n,. Omaha_ p. program: WOW Neb. (508.2.- 59Okc) 6 p. m. organ: ,.,- 131. daenc orchvstra gram: 11:05, orchestra: to WritS, V / 12, Cougrrss , II: nec: I. \\l'.V- , kt \\ F:. \F. 8. II :colony hour; 9.311, WJR- WCXDetroit Mich. (440.9.- 6B0kc) 8 p. m.. Jacksonville, Fla. 890kc) 6 in. re \ BAP Foot Tes. (499.7ín.800ke) 6 t'( ra- WJAX (336.9.- p. \l p. m. or- \\ \\17: 74:30. WJZ: 9. dance rchrstra: 11, dance ..ral: ln, dance o.rellestra. usinale. 11:45. concert: WQJ Chicago. Ill. (447.Sm- 670kc) 11:30 p. m. orches- music. WJR Detroit, Mich. (440.9m- 680kc) 6:30 p. nt. Petite tra. W rZ New York. N. Y. (454.2.- 660kc) 8 , m. Re- s 8. \\'17-: in, WIZ: 11. orchestra. WBBM npbonyt Chicago. Ill. (389.4m- 770kc) 7.11 p. m. pro- WSB Atlanta, Ga. (475.9.-630kc) 8 p. m. WJZ; 10:45. T,dd tales, KDKA, KYW. WIIM: 8:30. R yal Ste - WJZ New York. N. Y. (454.3m- 660kc) 6 p. m. orches- gram: II, Hank and His Gang. 'eranhers, WBZ, KI1K:\, KYW, \VRAC, tra: S. to be an non e d: 9. Maxwell (louse heur. WBCN 7 - Chicago. Ill. (288.3.- 1O40kc) p. m. pro WSM Nashville, Tenn. (340.7.- 880kc) 7:30. WEAF: WTMJ. \VLW; 9. to be announced; 10:.tn, orches- WIZ. WHAT., KDKA, WJR, KYW, am. 8, W EI: 9, stud., e:1 tra. \ \'RC. \ \'TMJ. WY\V, EST). WOC. W110. WDAF. WIT 15, WCBD Zion. Ill. (344.6m- 870kc) 8 p. m. Cornet WSML3 New Orleans, La. (322Ám- 930kc)n 8:30 -10:30 W\MC. WSB. KPRC, WF.:1P; quartet. vocal solos. WLIT Philadelphia. Pa. (40á.2m- 740kc) 8 p. ín. \ \'Shi. \\'BT, WJAX, trio. p. m. ',migrant \VRAF; 9:30. \VEAF: 11, orchestra.

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WLW Cincinnati. O. (428.- 700kc) 7:10 p. m. dame music. WMAK. Buffalo. N. Y. (545.1m-550kc) 6:30 p. m. dinner music; 7:15. news; 9. Columbia chain; II, dance program. WMCA New York. N. Y. (370.2m- 810ke) 6:30 D. m. orchestra: 10 music; 11. Parody club. WNAC Boston. Mass. (461.3m -650kr) 7 p. m. dinner concert; 8, 'organ; 9, Columbia chain: 11:05. dance tpusic. WOO Pt iio; 8:3ía, P. (508.2m- 590kc) 7:30 P. m. WOO trio; 8:30. address: 9, modern program. \V9. Newark. N. J. (IL 6:15 D. m. songs; 9, Columbia chain: 11, orchestra.rchestra. WRC Washington. D. C. (468,5m- 640kc) 6 p. m, N. B. C.; 8. N. B. C.: 10:30, dative orchestra. WRVA Richmond, Va, (251.7m -I IBOkc) 7 D. m. vra- gram; IL orchestra. WSAI Cinema O. (361.2m- e3Okc) 7:30 D. m. program; lu, WEE AF. WSEA Norfolk Va. (263m- 1110kc) 8 D. m. studio recital; 1J, studio pr.9train. WTAG W heir, Mass. (516Ám-580ká 8:30 p. m. musicale: 9. WEAF; 9:30. usi le; 10:30 news. WTAM Cleveland. Ohio (389tß.- 750kc) 6 p m. orchestra; 8. WEAF; 1L .rehear:.. WTIC Hartford, Conn. (535.4m) 7 p m., talk; 8 -9. WEAF; 9:3(1, music; 11. orchestra. WWJ Detroit Mich. (352.7chestr c) 6 p. m. concert; 8- 30:30, WEAF; 10:30, orchestra, Central Time Stations KFAB Lincoln, Nebr. (309.1m- 970kc) 5:30 -6:30 p. m. Hotel Lincoln orchestra: 8- lu:3u, program; 11 -1. orchestra. KMA Shenandoah. Ia. (394.5m- 760kc) 9- 10:30, orchestra. KOIL Council Bluffs, la. (277.6m- 1080kt) 6 D. m. Bol Scouts; 8. Billy and Helen; 10:30. Ambassadors. KSD St. Louis. Mo. (545.1m-5501:0 6 D. m. WEAF; 8:30, dance music; ll. orchestra. KTHS Hot Springs National Perk Ark. (3114.4m- 780ke) 8 p. m. specialties; 8:30 Junior Lions; 9. orchestra. KVOO Tulsa, Okla. (318.6ór-860kc) 6 p. m. concert: WEAF; 8. musicale. Kl'W Chicago. Ill. (526m- 570kc) 7 -9 p. m. WJZ; 9- 10:30. carnival; 10:30 -11:55. musicale. Worth. WBAPao t orchestra;Te (49.7m400kc)6program; p. n. lrIr - WI la r msósio. BBM C M. (3$L4m770kc) 7.11 p. m, musicale; 12, organ. three young people are artists who engage the WBCN Chicago. Ill. (288.3m- 1040kc) 7 p. m. popular 'THESE Strickland, pianist, program. attention of WCOA listeners. Glenna WCCO Minneapolis -St. Paul. Minn. (405.2m.740kc) right, is seriously interesting music critics in her city 7 p. m. WEAF; 9, university hour; 10:05, dan., besides pleasing her invisible listeners. Christine O'Farrell, orchestra. the child soprano. above has a fresh young voice which 8 m. WCFL Chlmgo. III. Ú83.6m- 620kc) p. program; promises her a great future. Another talented youngster 10:15 -12, d.. stage sID. year -old pianist, below. WCOA Pensacola. Fu. (24ß.9m- 1200kc) 8 p. m. pro- is Robert Reed, the thirteen- gram. WDAF Kansas City. Mo. (370.2m- 810ke) 7 P. m. WEAF; 8. program: 8:30. WEAF: 9, musicale; 9:30, dance hour; 11:45 -1 a. m. Nighthawk frolic. 7 -10 WDOD Chattanooga. Tenn. (245.8m1220kc) Eastern Central Mountain Pacific p. m.. music. 6:10 5:10 7 -8 m. artists; 8:10 7.10 WEBH Chicago. BI. (385.6m-820kc) p. WHZ (333.1m- 900kc) Boston symphony. s, \VEAF; 9.11, rchestra. 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 WENR Chicago, Ill. (288.3m- 1040kc) 6 p. m. organ; ensemble. 9:30, studio program. WDOD (245.gm- 1220kc1 Hotel Patten 8 classical program; \VITAS (461.3m-650kc1 Arthur Findling, baritone. (499.7m600kc) 7 p. m. music: Wl AA Dallas. Tex. \\SCI (475.9m- 630kc1 Mrs. Preston Coast. organ- 9. rs.. ist. W'CN Cholelugo. 111- (Arabia- 980kg) 8 p. m. \VEAL'¡ 6 10:10, Sam 'u 8 7 8 ;30. Paul Ash: 9. Arabian Nights; CFCA (357m- 840kc) CFCA's ensemble. Henry; 10:20, Music Box: 10:40, program. Gilmore Evans, 8 p. m. Ky. (46L3m-650kc) 7:30 p. m. KLDS (270.1m- 1110kc) Maude WTMJ Milwaukee. Wis. (293.9m.1020kc) WHAS Loncert.te, organist. WJZ; 9, Eagles. studio concert. (S08.2m590kc), Philadelphia Musical Acad- 890kc) 7-8 p. m. WI? WHB Kansas City, Mo. (336.9m- emy symphony orchestra. Pacific Standard Time Stations talk. 9 :30 8:30 7.30 6:30 m. Des Moines. la. (535.4m560kc) 6:30 p- m. or- KF1 Los Angeles, CLLR. (488.5m-640kc) 7:30 V. WHO WLAC (225.4m- 1330kc) Alton E. Wheeler, "The 11, 11- chestra: 8:30. string triti: 9.34 soloists. program; 8 -9. orange network; 9 -10. N. C.; 8:30 m- eve- Ivories Duster." frolic. WHT Chicago. Ill. (416.4m- 72Okc) -lo p 8 7 12 a. m. KFI midnight ning 10 9 KFRC San Francisco. Calif. (454,3m- 680kc) 6:30.7 program. mu- KMBC (270.1m- 1110kc) Sleepytime pals. 10 -12, dance music. WIBO Chicago. Ill. (416.4m- 720kc) 7:10 p. m. Davies club. D. m. Cecilians; 8-10. orchestra; program. KRLD (461,3m65(kci Rueben KFWB Hollywood. Calif. (252m- 1190kc ) 6 -7 p. m. sicale; 10. popular 10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45 Mona Motor WJAZ 7 p. m. dinner Hockey. Blackhawks -Rang- Pontiac dinner hour; 8 -9, program. concert; Ill.pr(03md140kc) WLS (344.6m- 870kc) Oil Company; 9 -10, musicale; 10 -11 program. Ill. (365.6_.-82okc) 8.8:30 p. m. mu- era. KGO Oakland. Calif. (384.4m-780kci 8 p. m. Na- WJJD Chicago. 11 10 9 8 9. 10. band. sical hour; 11 -1 a. m.. Victorians. tional Broadcasting company: concert; \\7 R -\\'CX (440.9m-680kc) Jesters. Ore. (491.5m- 610kc) 6 -7 p. m. dinner WLIB Chicago, Ill. (305.9m- 980kc) 7 p. m. WEAF. 10:30 11t50 KGW Portland 7:20 m. Duo: 12:30 a.m. 11:30 music; 8.9, National Broadcasting company; 10.12. WLS Chicago, Ill. (344.6m8701w) p. \\'FAA (499.7m- 600kc) Palace theater. 10. Showboat; 11 -12, popular. 12 dance music. 670kc) 6 m. chimes; 2 a.m. I II Los Angeles, Calif. (416.4m- 720kc) 6:30 P. m. WMAQ Chicago. Ill. (447.5m- p. KFI (468.5m-640kc) Mosby's Dixieland Blue Slow - KHJ 8. Columbia chain; 12. popular program. children's hour; 8 -10. varied program. 1190kc) 6 p. m. dinner ers, KJR Seattle Wash. (348.6m-e60kc) 7 -10 p. m. studio WMBB Chicago. Ill. (252.- KGW (491.5m -610) Indian Grill. concert; 7, ensemble; 8:30. Trianon orchestra. program; 10 -12. dance orchestra. 8:30 m. pin- San Francisco, Calif. (422.3m- 710kc) 6:30 p. m. WMC Memphis. Tem. (516.8m- 580ke) p. KPO Broadcast. gram. Regular Saturday Features States Restaurant orchestra: 8. National WQJ Chicago. Ill. (447.5m- 670kc) 10 p. m. orchestra. ing company; 10. dance orchestra. WOAI San Antonio. Tex. (319m-940kc) 8:30 p. m. pro- Eastern Time Stations Hem. KDKA Pittsburgh, Pa. (315.8m -950kc) 7:30 p. m. Saturday, silent night for: KFDMt)(EOM. KGA, KLX, 8 :3 DWEAF;rt9lat (374- erogramc) 7 p. m. WEAF: concert; 8, WJZ. KOA, KOII. KOIL WBAL. WCBD WFLA. Program. WBL (285m- 1050kc) 6:30 p. m. dinner orchestra: WGBF. WGHP. WICC, WJAR, WOAI, WOS, WRVA, WOS Jefferson City Mo. (422.3m-710W 7 p. m. U. S. 7:30. Jubilee singers; 8. N. B. C.; 9. N. B. C.; 10. WTIC. WWJ. Radio farm school; 8. Program. Municipal band. WOW Omaha. Nebr. (5:i580ke) 6 p. m. Hugo WBZ Springfield. Mass. (333.1m -00ke) 7:30 p. m. KVOO Tulsa. Okla. (348.6m- 860kc) 6:45 p. m. pWpu- 9. orches- Hotel Stat- lar sanas; 8. WJZ; 9. concert. Heyn, marimba; Emil lin,n, pianist; musicale: 8:10. ]lost.. symphony;, 10:20, 6:32.7 m. dinner SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4 ler orchestra. KYW Chicago. 111.. (526m- 570kc) p. tra, 7 -9. \\JZ.: 9- 10:32, Congress Carnival: WSB Atlanta. Ga. (475.9m- 630kc) 8 p. m. program; WEAF New York, N. Y. (491.5m- SlOkc) 6 -12 mid. concert: Headliners cert. on Broadway; orchestra. 10:32 -10:55, orchestra. 10:45. c High -linkers; Old Gold 6 m. or- Central Mountain Pacific 880kc) S p. m. WEAF. 7:20 p. m. or- WBAP Fort Worth. Tex. (489.7m-600kc) p. Eastern WSM Nashville. Tenn. (340.7.- WEEI Boston, ass. (365.8m-820M) 5 4 3 Wis. (293.9m- 1020kc) 7 m. 10. cruising the air: 10:05. news. chestra; 8. WI Z. 8 p.01. WTMJ Milwaukee. chestra: 9. WEAL': 770kc) 7 p. m. or- 760kc1 Talk. Holy Lands. 8. hour of classics; 10, WEAF. Pa. (405.2.- 740kc) 8 p. m. pro- WBM Chicago. Ill. (388ám- KMA (394.5m- classical program; WFI Philadelphia, chestra; 10. studio program; 12 jazz program. 6 :30 5:30 4:30 3:30 Time Stations gram: 10. orchestra. 1040)íc) 7 p. ni, classical 560kc) Melodies for the Folks at Mountain Standard Y. (303m- 990kc) 8 p. m. WEAF: WBCN Chicago. Ili. (288.ám- WTIC (535.4m- Denver. Colo. (325.9m-920ke) 7:30 p. m. S. S. WCR Buffalo, N. program. Horne. KOA 9:30. \NEAP: 11:05. prer. 740kc) 7:15 8:15 lesson: 8, musicale; 10. dance orchestra. 790kc) 7:30 p. m. WCCO Minneapolis -St. Paul Minn. (405.2m- 8:15 8:15 7:30 p. m. WGY Schenectady. N. Y. (379.5m- Barlow's Nicollet band. ROB State College, N. M. (394.4m-760kc) music. 6:15 p, m. dinner concert. Wesley \ \-3 It (440.9m- 680kc) Sallan WRAF: IL dance orchestra; 8. WJZ. lo, dance I r, grant. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 orchestra. Cleveland. Ohio (285.3m-1130kc) 8 In m. pro- hotel WHK WCFL Chicago. III. Ú83.6m -620ká 7 -12 mid. enter- KTIIS (384.4m- 780kc1 Mrs. Harry Jones. soprano. Pacific Standard Time Stations gram. 9:45 8:45 7:45 6:45 (488.5m640kc) 7 p. m. Pa. (508.2m-590ke) 7 p. m. bedtime tainment. KFI Los Angeles, Calif. WIP Philadelphia. WDAF Kansas City. Mo. (370.2.-810kc) S -\VIZ: 9- KTIIS (3g4.4m- 780kc) Ross Graham. bass. 9. network; 10. mu- S. 9, conceit: IO. orchestra; 11:65. organ; 8. program; orange story; recital' 10. popular program: 11:45 -1 a. tn.. Nighthawk 10 9 8 7 Cale. WJgan. 650kc) Muse. tenor. (334.9m-890kc) 8:05 p. m. fndic. KRLD (461.3m- Willard graSeattle, Wash. (4473.- 670kc) 9 -10. chain pro- AX Jacksonville. Fla. III. (365.6m- 820kc) 7 p. in. classical 0:15 8:15 7:15 W"J 10. Luire WEBH Chicago. 10:15 K gram; 10:30-12, KGW. program: 9. Z : 133Okc) Sacred music. c) m. 6S0kc) 7 p. m. hour; 11.12. orchestra. WLAC (225.4.- KFRC San Francisco, Calif. (454.3 6:30 D WJR -WCX Detroit Mich. (440.9m- (288.3m- 1040kc) 6 p. m. organ: 8. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 10, dance music. Woodshed theater; 8. WJZ; lo. WENR Chicago. Ill. pro am; 9, studio program: orchestra: 7:15. program; 9:30. popular program. \VSCI (475.9.- 630kc) Alumni hour. 830kc) 7 p. m. or- 10:15. Cotton Pickers; 11:30. or- KFWB Hollywood. Calif. (361.2m- Ford and Glenn; WclassicalFAA Dallas Tex. (499.7.- 600kc) 7-8 p. m. artists; 11 10 9 8 8 -11. chestra 7:50. News: program. chestra. 9 -I1. musicale; 11- 11:30, orchestra: 11:30 -12:30 a. 1W writs (384Ám- 7811kc) Thomas Avey. organist. KGO °aconce. Calif. .Bits) 6 -6:55 y. m. WJZ New York. N. Y. (454.2m- 6S0kc) 7 p. in. Hotel 9:30 8:30 National Broad- New York symphony. \ \"EEI. Palace theater feature; organ recital. 11:30 10:30 dinner concert; 8 -9, feature; 9.10. Astor orchestra; 8. WGN Chicago. Ill. (305.9m- 980kc) 6:10 p. m. Punch K (277.6m- 1080kc) Ambas10 ors orchestra. l orchestra. WTAG. W'CSH, VIAM KIIKA. IL casting company orchestra: WTIC. WJAR. and Judy; 6:35, ensemble: 6:50. Old Fashioned 12 mid. 11 Portland. Oro. (491.Sm- 6l 0kí) 6 -7 p. m, dinner WBAL, \VSB, W'á01, WMC, \VITAS. \\'LW. WIN. Saur 'u Luboviski. violinist. KGW Broadcasting W'IIO. WOW: Imanack: 10, Tomorrow's Tribune: 10:10. KNX (336.9m- 890kc) Calmi-n concert; 8 -9, concert; 9. National KYW. \\'CCO. KSD WOC, WDAF. 10:20. Music Box: 10:40, Melody time.+ \\-FAA (49u.7m- 60Okc) La Mariquita and her Cas- 10:30, Root Owls, KM(). hour. KDKA, KYW. WHAM, \\'IR. ltinryi mmnPany 10. concert; 9. Philco \\'O\\', WDAF, K\'(N). WHAS 'Louisville. Ky. (461.3m-660kc) 7:30 p. m. tilian orchestra. KFOA, ICAO. \\'LW. EST). WOC, WIIO. gram; B, N. B. C. W'JUT 1389Ám- 770kc) Back home hour. Angeles, Call. (4111.4m- 720kc) 6:30 -7:30 \VITAS WSM. WSB. WMC, WILT, \\JAX, \VT\IJ. pCr din- 10 KHJ Los \VHO Das Moines. a (639.4m.S60ke) 6í30 1 a.m. 12 Il hour; 8 -10, popular program. WRAP; 10, Keystone duo; 10:36 orchestra Horsemen n.. 1491.5m- 6l0kcl Indian Grill. children's m- din- 7 m. )Mona Mo- ner WIZ; p. KGW Seattle, Wash. (348.810 6:30 p WLW Clnclvnati. O. (428m- 700kc) p. pianist: 10. sextet. KIR orchestra. Brays; 9. 'AJZ; II. 9:30. Velma Eves. ner hour; 8.10 program; 10 -1-, dance tor hour; 8. Happy Harmony WHT Chicago. Ill. (416.4m720kc) 8:30 -10 p. m. pro- Oakland, (508.2m -590kc) 8 p. m. special Ran. Features KLX Calif orchestra. 7:30 p. m. gram. Regular Sunday program; 9:30-10:30. Athens Athletic club WMAK Buffalo. N. Y. (545.lm550kc) (416.4m- 720kc) 7:10 p. m. musi- 7 m. fea- chain; 11. WISO Chicago. Ill. Time Stations Hollywood. Calif. (336.9m-8901w) p. Musicale; 8:30. program: 9. Columbia program. Eastern .. KNX Ambassador cale; 10. popular 95akc) r m.. sere ture: 8. 9, 10 features; 11 Hotel WMnews; 11:05, Silver Slimier. Ill. (263m- 1140kc) 7 p. m. dinner KDKA Pittsburgh, Pa. (3is.eni- -710M) 6:30 p. m. . 810kc) 6:30 p. m. AZ Chicago. KPO San Francisco. Calif. (422.3m CA New York, N. (370.2m- 9. studio. e; 8:15, \\ IZ; 9:15, 8 -9, orchestra; 9-11, 9. boxing bouts; concert: IO5014) 6:30 -7:30 p. tn. States Restaurant orchestra; orchestra; 8. musical extravaganza; WJJD Chicago. Ill (385.6m- B20kc) 6 p. m. symphony: WBAL Baltimore, Md. (285.5ín- siring trio. 11. entertainers concert: 7:30 N. B. C. 710kc) 6:15 p. m 8 -11. Palmer )louse program. 900kc) 2 m. WJZ: WOR Newark. N. J. (422.3m- VLAC Nashville, Tenn. (228m- 1330kc) 7 p. m. chil- WBZ Springfield. Mass. (333.ím- WLAC`hWLIT. ensemble; 9. orchestra: 11. Aie -tra. 7:50. Hotel Statler ensemble; 8:15, NVJZ; 9:15. I1SMB. 1100kc) 7:45 p. m period: 8 -9. pr ograms WFI, WW WPC, WSM. WPG Atlantic City, N. J. (272.óm- 870ke) 7:30.1 a. m. barn peugram. VIP. 11:30. dance or. Wdren'sLS Chicago. IlL (344.6m- (1ß.7.6m- 620ke) 10:30 a, m. dinner music; 10, studio program; lance. WCSH Portland Me. chestra. (447.5m.670kc) 7 p. m. talk mu- church 7:30, church; 9:15. WEAF, C. (468.5.- 640kc) 7 p. m. WMAQ Chicago, Ill. Y. 1491.5. -610kc 3 p. m. DECEMBER 3 WRC Washington D. sic; 8, photi'togne: 9, s..g ,y, le: I. popular pro- WEAF New York, N. SATURDAY, Bible talk; I, U. S. Army baud; 9. WJZ; 10. or- service: 5:30, Crosley program; 0. Capitol the- gram. WRC. \ \CAE. WWJ, KSD, Headliners chestra. 1190kc) 6 p. m. dinner con- ater. WJAR, WTAG, Cincinnati. Ohio (361.2m- 830kc) 7:30 p. m. pro - WMBB Chicago, Ill. (252m- WOW. WHAS. \\'Shi, \VSB \VMC, WBT; C Mountain Pacific WAI cert; 7- 8:.10. Trianon ensemble; 8:30-10. popular \\HO. Eastern ,lral granm; 10, WEAF. 9:15 time, \\'EF.I, \VJ:Vt, WRC. \'CAE, W\VJ, 3 p.m. Va. (263m- 1140kc) 6:43 p. m. dinner concert. WSAI, KSD, OC, \V(,Y; 9:15, Atwater Kent radio 94Okc) Alabama- Vanderbilt at Birm- WSEA Norfolk. S80kc) R p, m. WJZ: WADI (319.- concert; R, recital: I1, dance orchestra. WMC Memphis, Tenn. (516.9m- hoir, WEE(, VFI, WTAM. \ \'GR WRC. \VCAE, ingham football. 580kc) 8 v. m. or- 9. orchestra. KSD \VCCIS, WOC. 3 2 WTAG Wo Maas. (516.9m- 800kc) 7.8 m. musi- W\V77, \(;N. 10. orchestra. WOC Davenport. Io.. (374.8m- p \VOW. WDAF. 1iVOO, WFAA, WSM.WGY. U. S. C.- Washington football. WH6 KFI (468.5m-640kc) WThestraAM Cleveland. Ohio (399.em- 750kc) 6 p. m. or- cale; 8, WJZ. \',MC Wá11, WBT; 10:15. Our Government. 8 7 ; 10. min- (508.2m-590kc) 6 p. m. program: 7:30 p; m. mu- WRAT. (285.5m- 1050kc). chestra: 7 studio entrait: 8, nJ' s. WOW Omaha. Neb. WEEI Boston. Mess. (365.6m-820kc) WJZ (454.3m- 660kc1. 8, WJZ: 9. program. 10:15, cruising the air; 10:20. 108Okc), KOKA (315.6m-950kc), steel;strel; 11, dance orchestra. ole 9:15 WEAF; WHAM (277.6m- Chicago. III. (447.5m- 670kc) 9:45 p. m. popular Keith's Radio revue. \V (428.3m-700kc). WJZ (440.9.- 680kc). WQJ 4:30 m. WI- (405.2m- 740kc), Central Standard Time Stations program. p. KYW (526m- 570kc). WCCO 970kc) 5:30-6:30 p. m. . IVOC (374.8m- (OOkc). KFAB Lincoln, Nebr. (309.1m- WSB Atlanta. Ga, (475.9.- 630kc) 8 p. m. WJZ; 10:45. WFPhiladelphia, Pa 1405.Fkc)\AF KSD (545. lm-550kc). Lincoln orchestra: $ 9. orchestra; 9 -10. Cham - WGBS New York, N. Y. (349.- 860kc) 8:30 p. m. pro- 56Okc). WOW (508.2m- 59Okc). Hotel concert. WHO (535.4m- 650kc), her of Commerce program. 880kc) 8-9 p. in. N. gram. \VITAS (461.3m- m. WSM Nashville. Tenn. (340.7m- 0kc) 3 m. Columbia WDAF (370.2m6810kc), KMA Shenandoah. la. (394.5m-760kc) 9-10:30 p. barn dunce. WGHP DetII Mich. alt V. \ \'SM (340.7.- SROkc). WMC (516.9m- 58lkc). B. C.; 9- I1:30. N. .ham, S 2Okc), itu ns. La. (322.4m- 930kc) 8:30-10:30 bain: Sao WSB (475.9m- 630kc). WEEI (365.6.- Springs National Park. Ark. (384.4e.- WSMB New Orleans. Buffalo. N. Y. A4o2.em990kc) 10:45 a. m. serv- 56Okc). WJAR (374.8m- $Onkel, KTHmtmitYS Hot p. m. Public School of the Air program; organ WGR WTIC (535.4m- 8 m. semi- classical gems: 8:30. musicale; ice : 9:15 D. m. WEAF. 58Okc), W'CSII (483.6m-620kc), 780kc) p. solos. WTAG (516Ám- 9. dance concert. New York symphony.

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This new Crosley Bandbox is an achievement almost Absolute balance! sub -controls designed solely to make the one dial as great as radio itself. Total Shielding! Bandbox radio's most selective and sensitive receiver easiest operated set. Battery or automatic socket power unit operated $55. Genuine Neutrodyne! as well as radio's house lighting cur- The Acuminators sharpen the tuning of the Bandbox so A C type taking power direct from Latest refinements in fittings and operation! acutely that far distant, weak signals never heard on rent $110. Adaptability to any type of installation! ordinary single dial receivers are comparable with local Both sets exactly alike in performance, but the A C From an engineering standpoint nothing greater in and nearby stations for volume and clarity. model needs no batteries and never will. radio is available to the public, for Crosley is licensed Not content with such full measure of value, Crosley On every hand manufacturers, retailers, radio fans to make full use of the patents, research and develop- incorporates a volume control enabling operators of the and prospective owners exclaim -"how does Crosley ments of the world's greatest electrical and radio set to cut the music of local stations to a mere whisper do it for the price." industries -The Radio Corporation of America, The with )ut detuning the set. Dwellers in cities where many Co., The After 5 years' experience in production on a most General Electric Co., The Westinghouse stations are located will appreciate this as detuning for gigantic scale, Crosley invested over half a million American Telephone & Telegraph Co., The Latour and soft volume is impossible. ti dollars this past summer in manufacturing equipment The Hazeltine Corporations. The single control has an illuminated dial. The Band- for this wonder set which amazes the radio engineer Coils are copper shielded! Condensers cadmium-plated box is equipped with a long cable containing all power and staggers the imagination of the layman. steel shielded! Wiring totally shielded from all other and outside leads in one brown fabric covered lead. Expert radio purchasers check the most costly radios elements! Genuine Neutrodyne balance! To these The flexibility of the Bandbox is perhaps one of its made for features Crosley builds in the Bandbox for $55. Crosley adds an exclusive feature in the Acuminators, greatest features. It can be installed anywhere for it

The Crosley Radio Corp. Powel Crosley Jr. President Cincinnati, Ohio.

Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mex

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The 6 tube Bandbox $55 AC Model With Converter $110

12 -inch Ultra Musicone, $9.75 16 -inch Super Musicone, $12.75 it h a C r o sley"

meets all conditions. It is small -only 20 inches long Thus the Crosley AC Bandbox functions entirely from THE MUSICONES and 7 inches high. The outside case is easily removed the regular houselighting current without need of Companions to the Bandbox in achievement for cabinet installation. The ingenious assembly of batteries, battery chargers, or any of the other usual and affinities for perfect performance. all controls in one spot makes it possible to adapt the paraphernalia which requires attention, care and early Fine receiving circuits do not make fine sounds. The Bandbox to any cabinet. replacement. loud speaker has this great responsibility. Crosley Operation of the A C Bandbox receiver from house The Crosley AC Bandbox with the new alternating cur- has been fortunate in the development of the Musicone. current is possible with the new amazing R. C. A. rent tubes is truly revolutionary, and brings to the radio Exclusive patented features have made it as fine as alternating current tubes UX226 and UY227. user an entirely new conception of care -free radio en- any on the market. Its demonstrated popularity tertainment of the highest standard of performance, makes it the biggest selling loud speaker today. Such These tubes utilize for their filaments and heating reg- $110. ular alternating current from the houselighting circuit. leadership, instantly won when it brought a new enjoy- These new Bandbox receivers are now on display at ment to radio in 1925, is maintained today by constant The current is stepped down by means of a transformer over 16,000 Authorized Crosley dealers. Their fault- improvements. without need of rectifiers to supply the heat necessary less reception of the many wonderful events constantly Better and better in performance it goes lower and lower for the functioning of the tubes. The converter box, on the air is proving such a startling demonstration in price. The Ultra -Musicone in 1925 was $17.50. 'which is included with the Crosley AC Bandbox can that a national enthusiasm sweeps the country in the Today, a much finer instrument, it is $9.75. be tucked away out of sight. It is connected to the natural exclamation -"You're there with a Crosley!" The Musicone is widely imitated, but remember this, Bandbox by a cable and also supplies the current for If you cannot locate the nearest dealer write Dept. 49, the cone is not the secret of its perfect performance. the plate voltages on the tubes replacing B batteries. for his name and literature. That rests in the Crosley patented actuating unit.

Crosley is licensed only for Radio Amateur Experimental and Broad- cast Reception. co and West, prices slightly higher

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In the Better Homes Zenith Is Preferred

REFERENCE among buyers of taste and discrimination has marked the career of Zenith Radio from the beginning. Refusal of Zenith to deal in radio mediocrity and half-quality has won for Zenith Radio a following in the better homes of America. Today, Zenith is the world's largest manufacturer of high grade radio. Zenith leadership in radio is exemplified by the development of the ALL ELECTRIC receiver. Zenith was the first to perfect and market the ten tube ALL ELECTRIC receiver -now it is the first to equip this revolutionary instrument with a power speaker. So fine is the performance of this instrument, that all who hear it proclaim the Zenith ten tube ALL ELECTRIC as radio's supreme achievement. You, too, will agree when you hear a Zenith demonstration. Visit a Zenith dealer.

Three different circuit. -6. 8 and 10 tabes-battery or electric -some with antena -some with Inop- othrrewith. R0 out loop or antenna -lb Model.. .ap6 " $100 to $2500 - DSTANCE -LONG a RAD I Licensed only for ¡Indio amateur. ex- O perimental and broadcast reception. Western United States prices ILLS slightly higher. ZENITH RADIO CORPORATION, 3620 IRON STREET, CHICAGO,

www.americanradiohistory.com RADIO DIGEST-I1!u st rated RADIO STATIONS WATCH OLD YEAR DIE

WGY Schenectady, N. Y. (375.5m -790k) 10:30 a. m. service; L organ; 7:20, Capitol theater; 9:15, WEAF. WW Philadelphie, Pa. (508.2m.590kc) 9:30 p. án. WEBS or 15 p. service. FARMERS' PROGRAM INDEX WJAX Jacksonville, Fla . 33óm- 890kc) 6:30 p. m. Lastern Central Mountain Pacific dinner music; 8, service; 10, organ. Special FaJ'ur Faunus 6:20 5:20 4:20 3:20 WJR -WCX Detroit. M'ch. (440.9m- 680kc) 10 a. m. WUlto (288.3m- 1040kcl. Farm talks. First Baptist church; 2. WJZ; 6. twilight hour; 6.50 5:50 4:50 3:50 8:15. WJZ; 10. song service. First Baptist church Weather WSEA (263m- 1140kc), U. S. Farm school. ( Pontiac. 7:55 6:55 5:55 4:55 WJZ New York, N. Y. (451.2m- 660kc) t p. m. Medi- Local Time WA111) (225.4m- 1330kc). U. S. Farm talks. lerranearra, \\ RC: 2. Roxy, \\ BZ, KDKA. KYW. 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 WRC. \VOC. \\'J It WOW; 5:30. vespers; 7. or- KOKA 10:10 a. m., IU p. tu. WFBG (280.2m- 1070kc). U. S. Farm school. gan; 7:30. musical literature. \\*BAL; 8:15. Collier KFH, :30 p. m. 9:20 8:20 7:20 6:20 KA WJR. \VCC11, WRAF. hour. WBZ. KDKA, W. 10:55 a. 11:55 p. KQW (296.9m- 1010kc), U. S. Farm talks. KSD, WLW; 9:15 Vibrant Melodies; 9:45. singers; KFKX, m., m. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 10. time, 1\'112. \ \'l1AM; 10:15. Don Amaino, KDKA. KFNF, 7:30 a. m., 12:40 p. m. KOA (325.9m- 920kc), Farm Question box. KV\\.. WTMJ. KFOA, 4:30 p. m. WLIT Philadelphie. Pa. (405.2m- 740kc) II a. nt. serv- KFWI, 10:30 a. m. Wednesday ice: 2 p m. orchestra. KGA, 6 p. m. Eastern Central Mountain Puffit WLW Cincinnati, Ohio (428.3m-700k) 7:15 p. m. 11:40 a. 10. 10:40 9:40 8540 service; 8:15, \/]JZ; 9:15. orchestra. KGO 12:30 p. m., 7:03 p. m. Wc-SI1 (483.6 620kc), Farm feature. WMAK Buffalo, N. Y. (545.1m-550kc) 7:50 p. m. KG\\), 10 a. m., 7:30 p. m. 12 11 9 service; 9. Columbia chain. KJR, 12 n. WHK (265.3m- 1130kc), Farm flashes. WNAC Boston. Mass. (461.3m- 650kc) 7:30 p. m. serv- KMMJ, 9:30 a. m., 12:30 p. m. \\'R \'A (254.1m- 1180kc). ice: 9. Colombia chain: IO, Columbia chan. K110 I p. m. 12:05 11:05 10:05 9:05 Pa. (508.2m- 590kc) 2:30 p. án. ex- WCAE (516.9m-580kc), Farm flashes. WOO Philadelphia, KOA. 11:45 a. ercises 6. organ. m. \VJAX (336.9m-890ket. Farm flashes. WOR Newark. N. J. (422.3m.71okc) 3 -5 p. n.. Colum- KOIL, 11:45 a. m., 5:45 p. m. 12:30 11:30 10:30 9:30 bia chain; 7:45. Sunday evening musicale; 9. Colom- KOMO, 12:15 p. m., 8 p. m. \l'1 R -WCX (440.9m- 680kc), Farm service. bia hour. IC PO, 12 n. 1\ MAK 1.545.1m-5501). Farm flases. WPG Atlantic City. N. J. (272.6m- 1130kc) 4:15 It. nt. \\':1:111, 7:15 p. m. 12:43 11:43 10:43 9:43 hour; eve. (379.5m- 790kc1. Farm flashes. community recital; 5:15. twilight 9:10. \\':\ I1C, 11:55 a. m., p. m. \\(;l' ning program; 10. Sunday evening musicale. Il 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:45 WRC Washington, D. C. (468.5m- 640kc) 11 a. m. It"/, 5:55 p. m., 11:30. %VIIK (265.3m- 113Okc), U. S. Farm flashes. service; 1 to. m.. WJZ; 2 -3, WEAF; 4, Washington \1'l ,\E, 3:40 p. m. WSM (340.7m- 8HOkc1, Farm talks. cathedral; 7:20 WEAF; 9:15. WEAF: 10:15. \\'E.\F \\'CSH, 7:10 p. ni. 1 12 11 10 WSAI Cincinnati, O. (361.2m- 830kc) 7:45 pp m. 9:45 30 p. 1\.1Iß (336.9m.890kc), Farm Hashes. W'CCO. a. m.. m. 11'í-S 870kc1 Bell chimes: 8:13. time; 8:15, mourant; 9:15. WEAF: W'DAF, p. m. (344.6m- Dinner program. 10:15. WEAF. 5:45 \VKBI1 (2_O.4m- 1360hc), U. S. Radio farm talks. WSEA Norfolk, Va. (263m- 114Okc) 7 p. m. dinner WDBO, 7:40 P. m. 11 it I IM (260.7m- 115Okc). U. S. Farm talks. concert. WEEL 11:40 p. m. 1:10 12:10 11:10 10:10 WTAG Worcester, Mass. (516.9m- SSOkc) 7:30 p. m. WFAA, 10:30 a. m., 9:30 p. m. 11'\í:\Q (447.5m- 670kc). Prairie Farmer. studio program: IO. dance orchestra. p. m. 1 :15 12:15 11:15 10:15 750kc) m. mu- WFLA, 8:30 \V F.AO (282.ßm- 1060kc), Farm flashes. WTAM Cleveland. O. (399.8m- 3 P. p. m. sicale; 6:30. nccestra: 7. s: udio program; 8. sert- \\GY, 12:01 \\'T:\\\' (483.6ní.6 -Okc), Farrar flashes. ice: 9:15. WEAF: lo -ls orchestra. \\'HAD. 10:30 a. m., 2 p. m. 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 WTIC Hartford Conn. (535.4m- 560kc) 4:30 p. m. WHO, 10 a. m. W'FAA (499.7m- 6(X)kc). Farmers hour. Howard Radio hour; 5:30. ensemble; 6:30, Melodies \\'(P, 1:30 p. m. 1:35 12:35 11:35 10:35 KSAC for Folks at Home. W'JZ. 2 p. m. (333.1m-900kc1, Farm talks. 850kc) 10:30 a. m. serv- 1:45 12:45 11:45 10:45 WWJ Detroit. Mich. (352.7m- \VLW, 11:15 p. m.. 12. ices; 7:20 WEAF; 9:15, WEAF. vol 1265.3m -1 I.lnkc), Poultry talk. WWNC Asheville, N. C. (296.9m- 101Okc) 7:30 p. m. \\-MC, 9:45 a. nt 12 n., 2:30 p. m. 6:30 5:30 4:30 3:30 service. 1VOA1, 10 a. m. \ \( ;Y (379.5m.79okc). Agni program, WOC, 12:30 P. M. 6:50 5:50 4:50 3:50 Central Time Stations WSEA (263m- 1140kc), V. S. Farm talks. KFAB Lincoln. Neb. (309.1m-970kc) 11 a. m. service; \\-OL 10:30 a. m. 7:30 6:30 5:30 4:30 9 p. m, symphony. WOO, 11:30 a. in.. 9:55 p. in. \\'I. %. (428.3m700kc). Farm Federation bureat KLDS independence. Mo. (270.1m- 1110k) 8:30 a. m. \\'OI, 10:30 a. m. 7:55 6:55 5:55 4:55 Bible study): 11. studio service: 2 p. m. K1.Ú5 string \VASMD (225.4m1330kc), U. S. Farm tallos. sermon; W'S1f 11:45 a. m. and petite is Kay Ronayne whose blues quartet; J.. Radchoir. hurch; 6:30. vespers. \VTAI'a, 12:59 p. m. 8:20 7:20 6:20 5:20 PEPPY te; 17'Oá (422.3m- 710kc) Farm talk. singing has been heard from almost every Chi- KOIL Coundl Bluffs Ia. (277.ßm- 1080kc) Il a. m. 8:27 7:27 6:27 5:27 cago station. At present she is singing the latest service; 2 p. m. Columbia chain; 7:30. children's KOA (325.9m- 920kc). Farm talk. tunes from WGES. Lour: 10:30, Ambassadors. 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 KSD St. Louis Mo. (545.1m-550kc) 6:20 p. m. Monday WFBG (280.2m- 1070kc), U. S. Farm school. WEAF; 8:15 WEAF. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Pacifie Standard Time Stations KTHS dot Springs National Park. Ark. (384.4m- 9 a. m. 8 7 6 Thursday KFI Los Angeles. Calif. (468.5m- 640kc) 6:30 p. . 780kc) II a. m. services; 8.10:30 {{t, m. soloists. K11MJ (285.5m- IU50kc), Poultry talks. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific N. B. C.; 8.9 classic hour; 9 -I0, orange network: KVOO Tulsa. Okla. á348.6m-Beokc) 5 p. m. gospel 12 Il 10 9 12 11 10 9 10 -11, Packarzt Sis d mce orchestra, hour; 7. piano shoo 8:15. WEAF. WIIK (265.3m -1 I3Okc). Farin Flashes. 1\'í1K (265.3m- 1130kc), Farm flashes. KFRC San Francisco, Calif. (454.3m- 660kc) 5 p. m. KYW Chicago, Ill. (526m- 570kc) 1 p. m. WJZ; 7:15- 12:05 11:05 10 :05 9:05 12:05 11:05 10:05 0:05 organ; 6:30. twilight recital: 8:30. orchestra. 8:15. WJZ; 8:17. gond reading: 9:15, WJZ. WC: \F, (516.9m- 580kcI. Farm flashes. \ \'CAE. (516.9m- SSnkc). Fart:: flashes. KGO Oakland. Calif. (384.4m-780kc) Il a. m. serv- WBAP Ft. Worth, Tax. (499.7m- 800ke) 11 a. m. serv- \VJAX (336.9m- 890kc). Farm flashes. 12:20 p. m. 11:20 10:20 9:20 ice 7:35. service: 9 -10, orange network. ices: 12:30.1:30 p. m. Kiddies' hour; 9:30.11. sacred 12:30 11:30 10:30 9:30 WCSH 1483.6m- 620kc). Farm program. KGW Portland. Ore. (491.5m- 610kc) Il a. m. church: WJR-WCX (440.9m- 680kc) U. S. Farm service. IVJ k -WCX (440.9m.6SOkcl. Farm service. 7:30 -9 p. m. church: 9 -10, symphony orchestra: IO- WBconcert.BM Chicago. Ill. (389.4m- 770kc) 12 mid., Nutly \ \MAK (545.1m- 550kc). Farm flashes. 12:43 11:43 10:43 9:43 Il, symphony.phony. club. 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:45 WGY (379.5m- 7911kc), Farm flashes. KHi Angeles. Calif. (416.4m- 720kc) 7.8 P. m. WCBD Zion. Ill. (344.6m- 870kc) 8 p. m. trios. mixez) WGY (379.5m- 790kc). Farm flashes. 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:45 service. First M. E. hurch; 8-10. program. quartet Zion choir. \ \'SM (340.7m- 88Okc), Farm talks. WHK (265.3m- 1130kc), U. S. farm flashes. KPO San Francisco. Calif. (422.3m- 710kc) 6 p. m. WCCO Minneapolis -St. Paul. Mina, (405.2m- 740ke) I 12 lI 10 WSM (340.7m8ROkc). Farm talks. States Restaurant orchestra; 6:35. Palace hotel con- ni. 9:45 a. m. services: 10:50. services: 4:10 pp WHB (336.9m- 890kc), Farm flashes. 1 12 II 10 cert orchestra; 8:30, organ. House of Hope Presbyterian church; 7:15, WJZ: WKAR (230.6m-1300kc). Farm talks. Vlhlt (336.9m-890kc), Farm flashes. 8:15. WEAF. \\ KRIf (220.4m- 1360kc), U. S. Farm talks. WKBH (220Ám- 1360kc). U. S. farm talks. Sunday. allant night for: KSFD, KLX, KMA, KOB, WCFL Chicago. HI. (483.6m- 620ke) 7:45 P. m. service; \\ 141151 (260.7m- 1150kc). U. S. Farm talks. WLS (344.6m- 870kc1. Dinner bell program. WFLA, WSMB. WRVA, WTAG. 9:15. musicale. 1:10 12:10 11:10 10:10 1:15 12:15 11:15 10:15 WDAF Kansas City, Mo. (370.2m- 810kc) 7:15 p. m. \VMAQ (447.5m- 670kc), Prairie Farmer. \\'l'. \ \\' (483.6m- 620kc). Farm program. \VJZ; 8:15. WEAF. 1:15 12:15 11 :15 10:15 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 WDOD Chattanooga. Tema. (245.em- 1220kc) 11 a. m. W'TAW (483.6m- 620kc), Farm talks. \\'F: \A (499.7m- 600kc), Farmers' hour. service; 5. Bible forum; 7:30, service; 9:30. concert 1:20 12:20 11:20 10:20 1:35 12:35 11 :35 10:35 Headliners WEBH Chicago. Ill. (365.5m.820kc) 10:30 a. m. Sev- \VEAO (282.8m- 1060kc), Timely hints to farm- KSAC (333.1m- 900ke), Farm talks. Pastern Central Mountain Pacific 6 -7:30 p, rlaHo- enth Church of Christ. Scientist: ers 1:45 12:45 11:45 10:45 3:30 p.m. 2 :30 1 :30 12 :30 Norshore theater; 8:15, Edgewater Beach 12:30 11:30 10:30 W of (265.3m- 1130kc). Farm crops. KVOO (348.6m- 860ka) Haskell Indians -Tulsa foot- tel orchestra. WFAA (4997m- 60Okc), Farmers hour. 12 ball. WENR Chlugo. Ill. (288.3m- 1040kc) 9:30 -1t p. m. 1:35 12:35 11:35 10:35 KOMO (305.9m- 980kc). Poultry talk. 7:16 6:15 5:15 4 :15 classical Program. KSAC (333.1m- 900kc). Farm talks. 8:10 7:10 6 :10 5 :10 CFCA (357m- 840kc) Fred Puttenham, organist. WFAA Dallas. Tex. (499.7m- 800kc) 2:45 P. m. Farm- 1:45 12:45 11:45 10:45 KUOA (296.9m- 10:Oka). U. S. Farm school. 7:50 6:50 5.50 4:50 ers hour. musical; 6-7, Bible class; 8:15. WEAF; \\'01 (265.3m- 1130kc), Animal Husbandry 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 11:05 WLW (428.3m- 700kc) "Flying Gold" episode. 11 -12. orchestra. 2:05 1:05 12:05 WFBG (280.2m- 1070kc). U. S. Farm school. 8 7 6 5 WGN Chicago. Ill. (305.9m- 980kc) 6:20 p. m. Punch \ \'DAY (361.2m-830kc), U. S. Farm talks. 9:20 8:20 7:20 6:20 KFKU (254.1m- 1150kr) K. U. band. and Judy; 6:50. string Quintet: 8. Auld Sandy; 8:15. 6:20 5:20 4:20 3:20 KQW (296.9m- 1010kc), U. S. Farm talks. KSAC (333.1m-9OOk0 Current history, forum in WEAF; 9:15. Our Music Room; 10:10. Sam 'n' \VUBO (288.3m- 1040kc), Farm flashes. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 4:50 3:50 applied sociology. Henry; 10:30. organ. 6.50 5:50 KOA (325.9m-920kc). Farm question box. 8 :10 7:10 6:10 5:10 WHAS Louisville Ky. (461.3m-650kc) 10 a. m. serv- WSEA (263m- 1140kc), U. S. Farm school. 11 4155 WTMJ (293.9m- 10_nkc) Journal Newsies night. es; 6:20. WEAF: 8:13. orchestra. 7:55 6:55 5:55 KUOM (461.3m650kc), Radio Farm sehool.. 8:30 7 :30 6:30 5:30 7 Radio 1330kc). U. S. Farm WHB Kansas City. Mo. (336.9m- 890kc) p. m. \VAMD 1225.4m- talks. \\'SUI ( 475 .9m- 630kr) Knox.lo va basketball game. 7 s 6 service; 11:15, organ. s Friday 8:32 7:32 6:32 5 :32 11 courses. Des Moires. Iowa (535.4m-560kc) a. m. serv- KSAC (333.1m- 9O0kc), Farm Eastern Central Mountain Pacific WFLA (á08.2m- 59Okc) 1ír. and Mrs. Carlton. WEAF. W 620kc). Farm feature. ices; 6:20 p. m.. WEAF; 8:15. -CSII (483.6m- 12 11 10 9 9 8 7 6 WHT Chicago. Ill. (416.4m- 720kc) 8:30 p. m. sacred 8:10 7:10 6:10 5:10 WAX (265.3m- 1130kc), Farm flashes. Male S. Farm school. KM.A 1394.5m.760kc1 quartet. concert. KV'OA (296.9m- 1010kc), U. \VRVA (254.1m-1180kc), Farm flashes. KTIIS (384.4m- 78Okc) Plantation Melodies. Roan- (416.4m- 720kc) 7:10 p. m. pro - 8:20 7:20 6:20 5:20 WIBO Chicago, Ill. 12:05 11:05 10.05 9:05 oke Harmony King ... gram; 10, concert. \VOS (422.3m- 710kc). U. S. Farm school. (516.9m- SSOkc), flashes. 6:30 5:30 WCAE Farm W'BAS (461.3m- 65nkci Royal Peacocks. 8:30 7 :30 12:20 p. m. 11:20 10:20 9:20 WJR (440.9m- 680kc) Thomas Hawaiian trio. \\'1Iß (336.9m-890kc). Poultry talk. \\7t. -W1'X (440.9m- 680kc), Farm service. 9:30 8:30 7:30 8:30 9 8 7 6 \\'(;y (379. Sm- 790kcl, Farm flashes. WMC (516.9m- 580kÚ. Farm talk. KTHS ORS 4m- 79okc1 Grace Brown. ukulele lady. 6:20 12:45 11 :45 10:45 9 :48 WLAC (225.4m- 1330ke1 Ping Kendrick. crooning 9:20 8:20 7:20 WlfK (265.3m- 1130kc), U. S. Farm flashes. KQW' (296.9m- 1OIOkc). U. S. Farm talks. tenor. W'S1I (340.7m-lSOkc). Farm hour. 10 9 8 7 1 12 II 16 KOIL (277.6m- 108014r) frolic. Shep's Barnyard Tuesday KIES (319m- 940kc), Farm talks. Twins. Uncle Josh. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific WCCO (405.2m- 740kc), Farm hour. 10:15 9:15 8:15 7á5b 9a. m. 8 7 6 WHB (336.9án-89Okc). Farm flashes. KOA í325.9m- 920ke) .Adult choir. Church of the KMMJ (285.5m- 1050kc), Poultry talks. WKBH (220.4m- 1360kc). U. S. Farm talks. .Ascension. 11:20 10:20 9:20 8:20 WLS (344.6m-870kó. Dinner hall program. 10:30 9 :30 8 :30 7:30 \CSFI (4ß3.6m.620kc), Farm features. 1:10 12:10 11:10 10:10 KNX (336.9m-890kel One -act play. KNX players. 12 11 10 9 \VMAQ (447.5m- 67Okc). Prairie Farmer. WDOD 1220kc) flashes. (245.8m- Frolic. WIIK (265.3m- 1130kc). Farm 1:15 12:15 11:15 10:15 11 10 9 8 12:05 11 :05 10:05 9:05 \\'T.\\V (483.6m -6 nkrt, Vann program. KOIT. (277.6mdö140ke) \Vest Sisters string quartet. 1516.9m- Farm flashes. 12:30 11:30 \VCAL: 580kcl, 1:30 10:30 11 :20 10:20 9 :20 8:20 WJAX 1336.9m- S90kn, Farm flashes. WFAA (499.7m600kc), Farmers hour. \VEMC (4R3.6m- 6_nkcl Over the Fence." 12:30 p. m. 11:30 10:30 9:30 1:35 12:35 11:35 10:35 10:30 9:30 8 :30 68Okc). Farm service. KSAC (333.1m- 9n0krf. Farm talks. 11:10 \\-JR -WCX (440.9m- \\'F. $C ( 483 .6m -6_OkN Pulciana string concert. \V.l AK 1545.1 m- 55okc), Farm flashes. 1:45 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:43 12 mid 11 10 9 12:43 11:43 10:43 WOI 1265.3m1130ke). Soils. KGW (491.5m-610kei Venetian hour. \1cí;7. (379.5m- 790kc), Farm flashes. 5:30 4:30 3:30 2:30 12:45 11:45 10:45 9:45 6.50 5:50 4:50 3:50 \ \'SM (340.7m-SSOkc). Farn talk. WSEA (263m-1140kc). U. S. Farm school. Regular Monday Features II 7:55 8:55 5 :55 4 :55 WCCO (405.2m.740kc). Farm) hour. WAMD (225.4m.1330kd, U. S. Farm talks. Eastern Time Stations 1\'7lß 1336.9m- 890k0, Farm flashes. 8:20 7.20 6 :20 5:20 KDKA Pittsburgh. Pa. (315.6m950kc) 7:30 D. m. WKBH (220.4m- 1360kc). C. S. Farm talks. WOS (422.3m- 710kc). U. S. Farm talk. \VJZ; 9. WJZ. WLS (344.6m- 870kc1, Dinner bell program. 7 WBAL Baltimore. Md. (2í;.5m- 1050kc) 6:30 p. m. 1:30 12:30 11:30 10:30 WTIC (5354m- 560kc). Agri. talks. 4 dinner chestra; 7'3o, \ $L. WFAA (499.7m- 61(1kc), Farmers hour. 8:30 7:30 6 :30 5 :30 Springfield, Mass. (333.1m-900kc) 7:30 p. 10:35 S. Farm WBZ 1:35 12:35 11:35 WFBG (280.2m1070kc). U. school. W' Z; 9 band; 9:30. r oars le: 10. orchestra. KSAC (333.1m-900kc). Farm talks. 9 8 7 6 WCAE Pittsburgh. Pa. (516.90i- 58okc) 8 p. m. studio 12:40 11 :40 10:40 KOA (325.9m- 920ke). Aggie Kickoffs. 1:40 \\ . 7:20 6:20 8:30, E.\I. KFJF (270.1m- 1110kc). State farm talks. 9:20 8:20 Wprogram;CSH Portland. Me. (483.6m- 620kc) 7:30 p. m. farm 1.46 12:45 11:45 10:45 KQW (296.9m- 10/Oka). U. S. Farm talks. feature: 8:30. WEAF 9:30. WEAF. VOI (265.3m- 11301(c), Plant pathology. 9:05 8:05 7:05 6:05 7:3t1 p. m. Missouri State Board of WEAF New York, N. Y. (491.5m- 810kc) \VOS (422.3m- 710kc). chamberchamber music; 8:30. time; 8:30, A. & P. Gypsies. KOMO (305.9m- 980kc). Garden talk. Agriculture. \VJAR. WLIT. WRC, WCSII. WCAE. \\'TAM WSAI, \Vl)AF, W'TMIJ. WTIC. WOC, \ \IVJ. ` \'110: 9:30, eneral Motors. WTIC, \\'R(', \V('á11, WCAE, \ \'OAF. WW'J, WLIT. VISAI, WJAZ Chicago. Ill. 1263m- 1140kc) 7.9 p. m. studio WMC Memphis. Tenn. (516.9:m580kc) 6:20 p. m WZIAS, \\'T3í1, \ \'EEI, W7:\R, WTAG, \VGR. gram. WEAF: 8:15, WEAF. WTAM, KSI). \\'110. WOW, WJAX, WCCO. Wou, WJJrDChicago. III. (365.6m- 820kc) 9 p. m. opera tom - WOOS Davenport, Is. (374.8m- S00kc) 7 p. m. service 1\'á1I. \V31C, 1\'81I, \Vß1'. WGY: Il, orchestra. vanr. 8:15, \\ E:\F; 9:15. Pu,grwtt. \\'ItC, WTIC. WLAC Nashville. Tenn. (226m- 133Okc) 6:30 p. m. WOW Omaha. Neb. (508.2m- 590kt) 9 a. m. services WEEI Boston, Mass. (365.6m-820kc) 8 p. m. min- service 9:15. Barred 5:30 p. art. Bible hour: 8:15. WEAF; 9:15, muso. strels; 8:30. WEAF: 9:30. cruising the air. m. WLIB Chicago, Ill. (3Ó5.8m-980kc) 5.5:30 p. WSB Atlanta Ga. (475.9m -630ln) 5 p. m. vesper WFLA Clearwater. Fla. (508.2m- 580kc) 8:30 p. m. musicale; 5:30, songs; 5:50, songs. Tommy Coates; 6:20. WEAR: 8:15, WEAF. studio ':de: 9:45, dance orchrodra. 6, string quintet. WSM Nashville Tenn. (340.7m880ke) 6:20 p. m WGHP Detroit. Mick. (319m-810kc) 6:50 P. m. or- WLS Chicago. Ill. (344.9m-870kc) 10:45 a. m. U. of VEAF, chestra: R. orean: 9, Columbia chain. church service: 12:15 p. m. organ concert; 1:30. \ \'F.\F; 8:15, p. m. C. (293.9m- 1020kc) 6 m. din WGR Buffalo. N. Y. (302.8m- 990kc) 8.8:30 chapel service; 6. WLS Little Brown church. WTMJ Milwaukee. Wis. P. 9, WEAF: 11:05. orchestra. Chicago ner concert; 7, organ; 9:15. WJZ. Hawaiian ensemble; WMAQChicago, - WHAZ Troy. N. Y. (416.4m- 720kc) ß p, polio-am. mbia ha : C0eEingcluD10. Frank Dahm is not enchanting lady lis- Sunday l 9 :5Col5, cn WHN New York. N. Y. (394.5m-760kc) 6:30 P. of verie Time Stations Ori 12. Sitter Slipper orchestra. WHENteners by broadcasting sports, markets or m. orches- Mountain Standard WMBB Chicago, Ill. (252m- 1190ke) 3 -6 p. City. N. .1. (272.8m- 1100kc) 7.45 at he is writing publicity Scientist: .. nnp- KOA Denver. Colo. (325.9m- 920kc) Il a. m. church WHAR}nAtlantic musical programs WGN, tra: 7:40. 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WJAX Jacksonville, Fla. (336.9m- 890kc) 8 P. m. SYm- WHB Kansas City. Mo. (336.9m- 890kc) 7 -8 p. m. musi- phónY orchestra; I I:In, a,i ran. cale: 8 -9. WJR -WCX Detroit. Mich (440.9m.680kc) 7:30 WJZ; WHO Des Moines. Iowa (53S.4m560kc) 6:30 p. m. 9. trio; 9:JIi, studio program: ..:30, dance music. orchestra; 9:30. dance orchestra: I1, organ. (447.5m- t, p, WJZ New York, N. Y. (454.2ns- 660kc) 7 p. m. Shoe- WMAQ Chicago. Ill. 6(Oke) in.. dinner VOLUME -DISTANCE grain : 8. makers: 7:3U. Roxy and his gang, WBZ, KDKA, I p'gram.n KV\\', %VRl'. w91í. \\It. \1., \\Jk. \ \ALA91, \VB'I. WMC Memphis. Tenn. (516.9m- 580kc) 8 p. m. farm calk: g:30. \\ TAP, 9:10. orchestra. Sharp Tuning WTMJ 7. Novelty hour. KDKA. WHAM; to, o WOC Davenport. Ia. (374.8m-800kc) 7:30, WEAF; time. WRY., KIKA; special bo.ur: I I. orchestra. 9:30, \V F::\ 11 9 -ti. oache, tri. WITH THE AMAZING WLIT Philadelphia, Pa. (405.2m- 740kc) 7 m. P. WOS Jefferson City, Mo. (468.5m-640kc) 8 p. m. \VEAF; 9. grand opera. poignant. WLW Cincinnati. Ohio (428.3m- 700kc) 7 m. p. or- WOW Omaha, Nebr. (508.2m590kc) 6:30 p. m. WJZ; chestra: 9:10. program: II, .t mho program. 8:30, WMAK Buffalo, N. Y. (545.1m- 550kc) 7:51/ p. lit. serv- \\EAF. WSB Atlanta, Ga. (475.9m- 630kc) 0:30 p. m. WJZ: REESONATOR ice; 9, Columbia chain. 8. tarin program: 111:45, tists. WNAC Boston, Mass. (461.3m650kc) 7:30 p. in. Pro- WSMZ Nashville, Tenn. 880kt) 6:30 P. m. TRADE MARK gram; 9. Columbia chain. it,(340.7m- WD Philadelphia. P. (508.2m- 590kc) 7:30 p. nt. dinner music; 9'I15. organ. WSMB New Orleans. La. (322.4m-930ke) 8:30 -10:30 1 Sunday South >. WOR J. 7:30 p. m. or- syncopators, theater orchestra The Reesonator is an instrument designed Newark. N. (422.m- 710kt) Billy Broussard, Louis Boyer, popular songsters. chestra; 9. Columbia hour; 10:07. orchestra. to balance the antenna to the receiving set and WPG WTMJ Milwaukee, Wis. (293.9m- 1020kc) 6:30 p. m. Atlantic City, N. J. (272.6m- 1100ke) 6:45 p. in 7:30. \ \'F::\1.; 8:30. WEAF; 19:30. 9. program; Io:JO, orchestra; 11:15. Sils.. program; increases the volume and selectivity of your Slippper Club ilance orchestra. 11, organ. machine. It will enable you to play with WRC Washington, D. C. (468.5m- 640kc) 7:20 p. ni. Not a wave trap but a wave b_oster WEAF: 9:15 WEAF; lotto, Syncopators. Mountain Standard Time Stations dance volume stations which are barely audible (Pat. fend.) WRVA Richmond. Va. (254.7m- 1180kc) 8 p. m. or- KOA Denver. Colo. (325.9m- 920kc) 8 p. m. Scheuer- or sometimes entirely inaudible without it. It 9 :In. Melody Boys; 12. Back to Old V'ìr man's Colorado orchestra; 8:15, studio gghe.tra: program. will also decrease battery consumption 30%, WSAIt Cincinnati, O. (361.2m- 830kc) 8 p. m. WEAF; to COMPLETE II, WEAF. Pacific Standard Time Stations as you do not have to apply as much power '47s WSEA Norfolk, Va. (263m- 1140kc) 7 p. m. dinner KF1 Los Angeles. Calif. (468.Sm -640ke) 7.8 p. obtain the desired results. It does not require concert; 8, studio irritai .lull; 11, popular Pro- music; 8 -9, orange network; 9.10. program, K to gram. 10, tuning for every station you receive, Maas. (516.9m- S80kc) program. WTAG Worcester, 8 p. m. pro- KFRC San Francisco, Calif. 660kc) 7 nt. TESTIMONIALS. gram. (454m- p. only when additional power is desired. Cecilians: 8. Jamboree; 10, frolic. Dear I WTAM Cleveland. Ohio (399.8m- 750kc) 6 D. m. orches- KGO Oakland. Calif. (384.4m- 780kc) 6 -6:55 p. m. It is attached externally to the machine Sirs: have tested the Reesonator and it sure works tine. 1 over one tra: 8:30, WEAF. 10:30, studio grogram; 11:30, orchestra; 8 -9. orange network: 9, book chat. will .ell hundred of them. and can be attached by any one in a Signed, E. K. Mnlnte, Moorhead, KGW Portland. Ore. (491.5m- 610ke) 8. National Minn. WTIC tIHartford, Conn. (535.4m- 560kc) 6:30 p. m. pro - 9-10. concert. minute. is New Departure orchestra; 8:30, WEAF; Broadcasting company: Reesonator as illustrated KLX Oakland. Calif. (50852m- 590kc) 8-9 p. m. studio G ntlenten: 1 have used your Reesonator for two g0a30, 8. s 9 especially adaptable for Atwater Kent program; -10, Lake Merritt Ducks. weeks with results beyond nus expectations. 1 WWJ Detroit Mich. (352.7m-850kc) 5 p. m. far WEAF; KPO San Francisco, Calif. (422.3m- 710kt) 6:30 -7 P. m. 30, 32 :15, have heard stations on the loud speaker I could a rt. \VEA l': 1(1:30, \V EA P models and and Crosley sin- that iirgan: 8 -'). orange chain; 9.IO studio program: not get belitre. Money w uld nut huy it if I could WWNC Asheville. N. C. (296.9m- t010kc) 7 P. m. din- 10 -11. gle dial radios. \ \'hen ordering, state ot get ner unrsic. '), old -time music. program. touter. Signed. A. A. Krumpelmann. type of machine on which Reesonator Fargo. N. aJak, Central Time Stations Monday. silent night for: KFDM, KHJ. KLOS. is to be used. Equivalent to two extra WFI, WGBS, WOAL WSAI. Gentlemen: i have thoroughly tested out your KFAB Lincoln. Neb. (309.1m- 970kc) 5:30.6:30 p. m. tubes in your machine. I believe be note! Lincoln orchestra: 8:30 -I0:30. orchestra. Reewn:lor and it to the best attachment made for a radio. regardless ,if price. Yours truly. KMA Shenandoah, la. (394.5m-760kc) 9 -10:30 p. m. on Request!, Iowa. music. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6 What Some of Our Users Say (Name Corydon, KOIL ouncil Bluffs, Ia. (277.6m-1O80kc) 6 p. m. ensemble; 7:30, rlai..irxl troi'.run; 9, soloists; 10:30. Headliners TESTIMONIALS. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION orchestra. one for three days Texas Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Gentlemen: Vour Reesonator received and sure does Try at our risk. If not thor- KPRC Houst'n. (296.9m- 1010kc) 7:30-9:30 oughly satisfied your money will be cheerfully ly v - ert 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30 all if not mire than you daini for it. Please ship me refunded. KSD ttstudioSt.S Louis, Mo. (545.1mSSOkc) 9:30 -10:30 p. m. \VSIJI 147=. ,,nt- 6i0kr I ..Why Plants Are Pl:ous." t nee, Ii) parcel post, sixix more t the same Prof. It. It. Wylie. ktind. I canind sayy enough Mr this unit. Respectfully KSO Clarinda. Ia. (227.1m- 1320kc) 7:30 p. m. or- 7:30 6:30 S:30 4:30 yours. Vincent Walker, Bruce, Wis. chestra. \ \JR (440.9m- 080kr1 The Dreamer.. SEND COUPON NOW KTHS ot Springs National Park, Ark. (384.4m 8 7 6 5 Dear Sirs: I have given your Reesonator n thor- tigh test Sii.gle dial machines, and find it 780kc) it p. nt. vocal numbers; 8:30 p. m. feature KMA (394.5m- 760kc 1 A string trio. F. & H. RADIO LABORATORIES program. KSAC 1333.1ní- 9181k0 music, Mrs. Earl Litniller, great ins Innis emtnt to them.- On distant stations it KOO Tulsa. Okla. (348.6m- 860kt) 6 p. m. dance or- Mrs. 11. J. \Vy-iie. will more than double the volume. \'ours truly, I Dept. 105 Fargo, North Dakota Peterson & Elec. f'ti., Fargo, N. Dak, -he.trr, 6:45, a t; 7:15, theater orchestra. \\.SCL (475.9m- 630kri "In Early Territorial Days," Larson KYW Chicago. Ill. (526m- 570kc) 6:32 p. m.. orchestra: Prof. Bruce E. Mahan. Dear Sirs: I hate used a Rees, inator fir SiX 1on 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 1 I enclose check or money order for 54.75 month., and it enables rile to bring in distant stations WAMD St. Paul -Minneapolis, Minn. (225.4m- 1330ke) \VIR)D (245.80,- 122okt. I Itrunsty irk half hour. for which me a Bec'onaano loud sneaker, which I could tint get belitre, avul send Postpaid. 3.1 p m. Program; 11:15, organ. w'I.S I344.6n1.870kc) 'l'ets.qudit ie, in Music." WBAP Ft. Worth, Tex. (499.7m-600kc) 6 p. m. or Verdi. n t: Lo helps n, .enar to stations. I would not he Send Reesonator C.O.D. n ith..ut it. sat: ncll,. \rchiy Il it lebr,ttiI \l itr I,e11, s. I1. 0 l estra; 8. program; 10, program; 10:45. program: 9 8 7 6 11 _311, theater. KIDS (270.1m -1 tlnka Margaret Mandeville. so- I ] Send Dealers' ProPos itinn. WCCO Minneapolis -St. Paul. Minn. (405.2m- 740kc, prano. (i:3n p. dinner concert: S'341. WEAF KOII. (277.6m- l0Rnkr) Katherine ('heye Lenten, ] Please send I.iteratue. WCOA Pensacola, Fla. (249.9m- 1200kc) it p. m. pro- traltn. F & H Radio Laboratories ps t xof9:30 8:30 7:30 8:30 Kansas (370.2m-810kt) 6 p, m. KTIIS (384.4m- 78nker Pity of Roses. Dept. 105 Fargo, North Dakota WDAF City, Mo. REFERENCES: I Name rh.,,l i the ai : :tuts: ut, \V EA r; 9:30, orches- \\'TIC (535.4m -560ki ) Akay harmony Belles. tra 11:45 -1, Nighthawk frolic. 10 9 8 7 First National Bank Fargo National Bank WDOD Chattanooga. Tenn. (215.8m- 1220ke) 7-8 p. m. KMBC (270.1m- Illolte) Walton Lockman, hari- Dunñ s or Bradstreet's I Address vine dinner boor: 9, studio, program; 10. popular music. t nie. WEBH Chirac°. Ill. (365.6m820kc) 9 p. m., program. 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KFRC San Francisco, Calif. (454.3m- 660kc) 6:30 p. m. Regular Tuesday Features dinner concert; 8. movie club; 9, studio program; IO, olance program, Eastern Time Stations KFWB Hollywood. Calif. (361.2m- 830kc) 4:45 -12 midnight. rogram. KDKA Pittsburgh, Pa. (315.6m-950kc) 8 -10 p. m. Wiz. KGO óakland. Calif (384.4m- 780kc) 6 -6:55 p. III Md. (285.5m- 1050kc) 6:30 -7:30 dinner concert; 8.8:áo. II NI sun l J I'; 9 -10. National WBAL, Baltimore. Broadcasting company: III. N. lt. C. p. nt.. dinner amuie; 7:30, quartet; 8. L; 9, eu \'J Ore. (491.5m-610kc) 8 -9 p. m., ede semble; 10, dance inusit. KGW Portland. catiunal pr gram: 9, National Broadcasting Cu,,, WBZ Springfield. Mass. (333.1m-90014c) 7:03. orches- patty; 10, N. B. C. tra; 7:30. ensemble; 8. \VJZ; 9. %AJZ; l0. musicale; KHJ Los Angeles. Calif. (416.4m- 720kc) 6:30 -7:30 i,rfeeIing 10:30, dance music. I,. m. children's hour; 8 -10, new artists. WCAE Pittsburgh, Pa. (516.9m- 580kc) 6 p. m. dinner KPO San Francisco. Calif. (422`3m- 710kc) 6:30 -7:30 concert; 8, musicale; 8:30, WEAF; 9. N'EAt; 10:3,.. P. Iii. orchestra; s-9, pr.grnm; 9 -11. orange chai,. 1VtEA F, WCSH Portland. Me. (483.6m- 620kc) 8 p. m. Strand Tuesday, silent night for: CFCA. KPH. KLX, theater; 9, WEAF; 12. Lions Club. WLIT, WOS, WSMB. WEAF New York, N. Y. (491.5m- 610kc) 8:30 p. nn. .sly Air \ \ caver_. 1\F1. N GC, \\l ;It, \ \l'AM. \\ \ \1, KAD, WDAF. K \'00, WFAA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 1\ EBB- 9, lvereooly hoot. WEE'. 1 \'J- \R. \\GR. ' TANE \%V J. Headliners K.D. \ \uC. \\YCU, \ \l; l', \\ HAS, \ ,NI. \\.B. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific \\'rill', \\ IL \F1 N, bridge. and chain, Cavalcade, 8 p.m. 7 6 5 \\'Clin \\1\ Rt.i \VC811, \ \Y.\1:, \ \TAME \V \\7, WI ;V. KNI.\ 1304.51r76nki, Frolic.

\\Irv'. \chu. \vr lJ; 11:30. orchestra, \Vlto . K.A(7 1333.1 m- 9181kc 'l:c.Ic spurts, Prof. M. F. \v\\), \\FI. Ahearn WEEI Boston. Mass. (365.6m- 820kc) 7:30 p. m. mo W8CI (47r.9m- 63(,kc) Secmul Semester French. sicale; 8:30, \\F:. \F; 5:30. cruising the air. 8:36 7:30 6:30 5:30 \\'II Ae (461.3m- 650kci Virginia Vetter's entertain- WFI Philadelphia, Pa. (405.2m- 740kc) 6:30 p. en orchestra; 8:30. F :.\F. ers \\ 6 WFLA Clearwater, Fla. (508.2m- S90kc) 8:30 o. m. 9 s '?77.6m'OHnt - - 01. Heinrich Schultzen- Jodl ,organ; :lit. stud,. plogratn; 9..IS, dance program. beln Joys. WGHP Detroit, Mich. (319m- 940kc) 8.10 p. m.. mn \\'Dull -1245.8m 1I 221k,I String hand. WGale. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 R Buffalo. N. Y. (302.em-990kc) 6:30 p. I.. o, KTIIS (38í4m- 7snkc, Nl,,rgaret Glass. organist. hestra: 7 :45. science liens; 8 -I1. \V EAF. \\ -.Fl(- r,35.4n,- 56nkci u+', 'walk and (obey. ii- WGY Schenectady, N. Y. (379.5m- 790kr) 7:45 p m. oll:ow. musicale, s. lice. I.Nnt progl..In. 8:30. \ \'EAF: 10 9 a 7 \\ h.tl-; lr, \\ ,o:30, \\ F.. \F. \VJR -\\CX Favorite 680kc) Mmiei Magerl K)le, WHAR Atlantis City. N. J. (272.6m- 1100kc) 7:45 p. Detroit's Favorite soprano. in ,,,k tao;,. 8., dig , e.n 10:15 9:15 8:15 7:15 WIP Philadelphia, Pa. \(5o8.2m-590kc) 8 0, m. recital; Kt :\ (225.920kt-1. ' f Denver orchestra. lu. we. -kly movie; 141:30. orchestra. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 WJAX Ja.ksonville, Fla. 1336.9m- 890ke) H p. m. din. K(111, 1277.6m-10861a-1 Mrs, X. K >'net t, cum ra dins 'mal. oo. . , 10:15 9:15 8:45 7:45 N'JR -WCX Detroit, Mich. (440.9m-680ke) 7 p. m. KG\\' 1491.5n1-610k, I :ail she Truth society lec- 8, \\1Z; 9, Manuel Girls; 9:30, orches- ure. tn;1acltesrla; 10. Red Apple Club. \ \'l'. (.144.óm - Hockey. Blarkhawksnmcri- WJZ New York. N. Y. (454.2m- 660kc) 7 p. dug talk: 7:15. orchestra: 7:30 Cook's travelog; 8. Stromberg- Carlson bourn \.'BZ, KDKA. KV',% 1%JR, \VITAM, WBAL; 9. Continentals, WBZ, Regular Wednesday Features Kl)K.A, K1' \ \, \\ PAL; 10, time. \\ itz. KDKA. KYW, \ \ItAI. ln. artists; 111:30. orchestra. Eastern Time Stations WLW Cincinnati. Ohio (428.3m- 700kc) 7:31) p. m. KDKA Pittsburgh. Pa. (315.6m- 95ukc) 7:30 p. in. pro- -gan; 9, Formica concert; II. dance music. gram; 8. WJZ; 9, \VJZ. WMAK Buffalo, N. Y. (545.I111- SSOkc) ell o WBAL Baltimore. Md. (285.5m- IO50kc) 7:30 p. ut. c; 8:30, theater program; 10. program; gan; 8. ensemble; 111. dance music. WBZ Springfield, Mass. (333.1m-900c) 6:30 II. ern. \\ N: \C Boston. Mass. (461.3m-650kc) 7:30 p. m. pro - 8. \ \JZ; 8:30, \\JZ; 9, \VJZ; lu. artists: - I, Ui,r li,.m.e: 9:45. quartet; 10, synr 10`omble:35, Ihrstrll Frrrrndr's greatest provider f dance music. WCAE Pittsburgh. Pa. (516.9m- SSOkc) 6 p. m. dinner Battery Poner the Erereadv . - N GI( .0lk. N. J. 1223- 710ke) 6:15 -11:05 p. nn. concert; 8:30, \VF.'.Ft 9. WEAF; 10:30, WEAF. Loyerbilt "B" Battery No. -isb. 0000 WCSH Portland. Me. (483.6m- 670kc) 8 p. m. WEAF. WPr. Atlantic City. N. J. (272.6m- 1100kc) 6:45 p. m. WEAF New York. N. Y. (491.5m- 610kc) 7:30 p. m. 8:15, concert; 10:30. Marcele duo; 11, dance ale. \\EEI, WTIC. \\'JAR. \\'l'A(;, \\ c :Sll. NGR; 8:30. r gam masters. \'EEI, \V1'IC WRC Washington. D. C. (468.5m- 640kc) 6 p. m. N. WGY. \\ GR; 9. time. WEEI, V JAtk. WRC, It C.: 7. orchestra. N. It t WITT, We AE, \\TAME W \\'J \ \'SAI. KSD; 9. WSAI Cincinnati. Ohio (361.2ü', m- 830ke) 7 p. m. chil- Lana Troubadours. \ \EEI \'GR, WRC, KSD, Radio is better dren's hour 7:30. talk: ; -11:M. \\ F::\1=. \VTCO. \\'G\', WCAE, \\'\\'l, \\C111, \\'OC. \\'H0. WSEA Norfolk. Va. (263m- 1140kc) 0:45 p. m. dinner \ %(IV,, \ \'DAF, K \'00, \ \'II:15, \ \'SM, WMC, \\'Sit WTABert: 8, musicale: 10, dance music. \\ItA I'; 9:30. Goodrich Silvertown Cord orchestra. G Worcester, Mass. (516.9m- 580c) 7:30 p. nl. WEEI, \ \'I \R, \\'FAG, \ \GR, \\CSI!, WC AF. studi,, pn,g rain. " "I'.\I, \ \h \'I, \\'SAI, \ \'CN, KSD, \ \'OC, with Battery Power WTAM Cleveland, Ohio (399.8m- 750kc) 6 p. m. State \\'IIAS. \ \'SN1. \ \'S11, WAR', WI.IT. \VD.\F; 10:311. theater vaudeville program; 7. orchestra; 8. WEAF; and opera; 11:30, orchestra, \Alti', 10. Neapolitans: I I . Allen WEEI Boston. Maas. (461.3m- 650kc) 8 l'. m. pro- WTIC Hartford. Conn. (535.4m- 560ke) 7:30. p. m. gram; 8:30. WEAF: cruising the air. ; 9, concert: 9:.111, llarmon». Bells: 111:30, or- WHEN you give the great gift Laverbilt "B" Battery No. ates!, a. WWJ Detroit, Mich. (352.7m- 850kc) 6 V m. dinner o t; 1\EAF: \\ CAC: I0. WEAF'. of a radio set, remember that 486, built according to a rad- WWNC Asheville. N. C. (296.9m- 1010kc) 7 p. m. din - cr mogic. you are giving not merely a ically new design that gives Central Time Stations KFAB Lincoln, Neb. (309m- 970ke) 6:30 p. m. Gnou handsome, intricate and sen- it ample and even excess ca- \ \Ill program: 7:311. C. ui Neb.; 8, orchestra; 9. Jr. l h:onher of 1',111)11, -rce. KMA Shenandoah. Ia. (394.Sm- 760kc) 9 p. m. string sitive instrument, but you pacity to meet the demands rio. KOIL Council Bluffs. Is, (277.6m- 1080kc) 7 p. m. are also giving radio recep- of powerful sets. This bat- program; 8, Warner Brothers pI Cram: 10:30, orchestra. KSD St. Louis. Mo. (545.1m- 550kc) 7 -9 p. m. mu- tion, radio enjoyment, radio tery is the longest lasting of ale. KTH S Hot Springs National Park. Ark. (384.4m- 78okc) 8 p. In. program. itself. So give a receiver that all Evereadys. Its unique, KVOO Tulsa.Okla- (348,6m- 860kc) 6:45 P. nt. talk; 7. t'. f 'Fu l.:,; 7:.t0 \NEAP 8, organ. KYW Chicago. III. (52óm- 570kc) 6:32 -7 p, m. dinner can use the best source of patented construction packs program: 1 t 9- 10:55, musicale. WBAP Fort Worth, Tex. (499.7m-600kc) 6 p. m. orchestra; 8. Uncle Superior. radio power -batteries, for the maximum possible quan- WBBM Chicago. Ill. (389,4m- 770kc) 7 -10 p. m. pro - gran, III. dance period batteries perfect the per- tity of active materials within WBCN Chicago, Ill. (288.3m-1040kc) 7 p. tn. popular Program. WCBD Zion City. Ill. (344.6m- 870kc) 8 p- m. chorus, formance of a radio receiver. a given space, and also makes -Nest ;al hells. WCCO Minneapolis -St. Paul, Minn. (405.2m- 740kc) 7 In. cale: H. \C musical program. The power they provide is those materials more efficient WCFL icago, Ill. (483.6m- 620kc) 6 p.m. tabor hour; 7 :15, program; 10:15 -12, Granada Theater stage D. C., Direct producers of current. sloe. NOWT pure Current, WCOA Pensacola. Fla. (249.9m- 1200kc) 10 p. m. Foot - which is entirely silent. Bat- WDA Fer Kansas City. Mo. (370.2m- 810kc) 7:30. treat yourself NATIONAL CARBON CO., INC. \\'GAP: 9. program; 11:45 -1, Nighthawk frolic. WDOD Chattanooga. Tenn. (245.8m- 1220kc) 7 -10 tery Power will insure the musical New York UCt San Francisco WEBH Chicaá e Ill. (365.6m- 820kc) 7 -8 p. nt or to a set of Gold Seal chestra. artists; 9 -11, Uptown theater stage Pre- enjoyment of the listener, Unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation sentation. WENR Chicago, Ill. (288.3m- 1040kc) 6 P. In. organ: tubes and see what x. clao.siral program; 9:30. popular program. for battery -run sets produce WFAA Dallas, Tex. (499.7m- 600kc) 7 p. in. orches a delightful im- Ira: 7:30. \VE.\l'; 9 -10, musicale: 10 -12, theater exactly the tone their design- Tuesday night is Evcreadp Hour Night hour. provement it makes WCN Chicago. Ill. (305.9m- 980kc) 6:10 p. m. P; and butyl 8, WEAF: 9 musicale;cale: 0:30. recital; 10. ers built into them. -9 P. M., Eastern Standard Time 'D a: In in. your radio. ' In Salerno, in Cam Henry; WEAF WHAS (Louisville. Ky. (461.3m- 650kc) 7:30 P. m. -New York R'OC- Davenport ir 8..930.o. \VG \F. WJAR- Proeidenee Minneapolis WHO lies Moines, Iowa (535.4m- S60kc) 6:30 p. m. All Eveready "B" Batter- wccO -Ji orchestra; 8:30. string trio; III Victorians. Better tone qual- \VEEI- Boston St. Pat, WHT Chicago. Ill. (416.4m- 720ke) 8:30 p. m. program. WFI- Philadelphia KSD -St. Louis WIBO. Chicago, Ill. (416.4m- 720kc) 7:10 p. m. pro- ity, greater range, ies will give you the vital gram; 10. concert. F'GR- Buffalo F'D,1F- Kansas Cita WJJD Chicago. Ill. (365.6m- 820kc) 6 -7 p. tn. dinner more volume qualities of Battery Power. R'CAE-Pittsburgh VfRC- Washington concert; x. Tivoli theater: 11 -1, Palmier House - irmrianst Carroll and Grady. SFSAI- Cincinnati SEGY- Schenectady 1330kc) 9 m. so- bring your set up- WLAC Nashville: Tenn. (226m- It Behind Eveready Radio Bat- NEHAS- prano: 10, studio program. WTAM -Cleeeland Louisville WLIB Chicago. 111. (306m- 980kc) 7 p. In. dinner con- to -date and en- WWJ -Detroit K'SB- Atlanta cert: 11- 12:3tl. (rope teries are 33 years of dry WLS Chicago. Ill. (344.6m- 870kc) 6:30 p. m. orches- joy modern qual- WGN- Chicago WSM- Nashville tra; 720. Duo; 7:30, Dun Malin. F'MC-Memphis WMAQ Chicago, Ill. (447.5m- 670kc) 7 Cl. m. U. of battery manufacture, of pio- ( 'hira go x, pr.,grmn: 122. 1.91 rad :r Program. ity reception at WMBB Chicago. Ill. (252m-1190ke) 6 p. m. dinner Pacific Coast Stations WMAsir: 7, artists; 8:30 -10:30, musicale.. its best. neering, invention, discovery, - C Memphis. Tenn. (516.9m- S80kc) 8.p. m. WEAF: 9 P. M., Pacific Standard Time 9:30, Coron d NlorPhe,s: II, idnight frolic. continual leadership. - Buy WOAI San Antonio, Tex. (3I9m-94okc) 8:30 p. m. KPO -KGO -San Francisco Players. Gold Seal WOC Davenport, ta. (374.8m- 8001m) 8 p. m. WEAF; WriteforFreeRoolr- Electrical Co. Inc. Eveready Radio Batteries and KFOA-KOMO -Seattle 1. br dex. let -Hour to get the WOK Chicago, Ill. (252m- 1190kc) 11 -12:30 a. m. pop- 250 Park Ave.. N.Y. KFI -Los Angeles ular Poogr,un best results from ahead of you are hours, days, WOW, Omaha, Nebr. (508.2m-590kc) 6 p. m. classical your Radio Tubes. KGW- Portland program: 6:50, Rlk- l's Royal Fontenelle orchestra: 8. 'oultry talks: \\ F \F. weeks and months of daily WSB Atlanta, Ga. (475.9m- 630kc) 6:30 p. m. macs. ira: S. WEAF: " 10-.,ra. WSBC Chicago, Ill. 12á2.4m -inner) 5 -7 n. m. Hugh use, of solid enjoyment of Swift and his Serenaders; -dinner concert: 9 -1 a. m., popular program. radio at its WSM Nashville. Tenn. (340.7m- 880kc) 7:15 -8 p. m. best. can oe dwell: x, WEAF: " \\ FA 1=: 9:10, program[. WTMJ Milwaukee. Wis. (293.9in- 1029kc) 7.12 mid.. program. For modern receivers, Mountain Standard Time Stations KOA Denver, Colo. (325.9m-920kc) 7:30 p. m. farm choose the Eveready gnestion box: 8, bridge: 8,3u, dance orchesara. Pacific Standard Time Stations Radio Batteries KFt Los Angeles. Calif. (468.Sm- 640ke) 7.8 P. on serenaders: R -9. program; 9 -10, orange network: last longer IOd1, orange network. KFOA Seattle. Wash. (447.5m-670kc) 6:30 p. m. trio; 8. N It. C.: 9. classical 7:30 vocal trio: program. The air is full o f things you shouldn't miss

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WFI Philadelphia, Pa. (405.2n.- 740kc) 7:15 p. m. WBBM Chicago. III. (389.4m-770kc) 7 P. m. dinner Eastern Central Mountain Pacific questions; 8:30 -11:30, WEAF. concert; 8 -11. popular program. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 10 9 8 7 WFLA Clearwater. Fla. (508.2m- 590kc) 8:30 D. m. WCCO Minneapolis -St. Paul. (405.2m-740kc) (030.4m- 560kc), WOW (508.2m- 590kc), \\'GN open Minn. house; 9:45, dance program. '30 p, m. \\ EA F. Headliners (305.9m- 980kc1, WMAQ (447.5m670kc), WEBH 820kc). Wl'CO 1405.2m- 740kc), KSD WGBS New York. N. Y. (348.6m-860kc) 6:30 p. m. WCFL Chicago. IB. Ú83.6m- 620kc) 7:15-12 mid. pro- (365.6m- entertainers. gram. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 1545.1m- 550kc1. WOC (374.8m- 800kcl. WDAF WGHP 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30 (370.2m- 81okc). Chicago Civic opera. Detroit. Mich. (31ím- 940kc) 6 p. m. dinner WCOA Pensacola. Fla. (249.9m- 1200kc) 8 p. m. pro- American Boost. concert; 9. Columbia chain. gram. 1 \'SUI (475.9m- 630kc) Current events. Prof. Ralph \V\\'NC 1296.9m- 1010kc) Asheville WCR Buffalo, N. E. House. ers club. Y. (302.8m-990kc) 7:45 p. m. piano WDAF Kansas City. Mo. (370.2m- 810kc) 7:30-9:30 W'7-IC 1535.4m- 560kc) Hotel Bond trio. Il 10 9 8 lessons; 8, orchestra; 9. WEAF; 11:05 -12 mid.. p. m. WEAF; 9:30. Cavaliers; 11:45 -I a. m.. Night- music. 7 6 5 4 KNX (336.9m- 890kc) Claire Mellonino. pianist. hawk frolic. \VJR 680kc) 12 mid. 11 10 9 WGY Schenectady -WCX (440.9m- At Eventide. N. Y. (379.5m-790kc) 8:30. WDOD Chattanooga, Tenn. (245.ßm- 1220ke) 7 -10 p. m. 7:30 6:30 5:30. 4:30 KRI.D í461.3m- 650kc) All Dallas Four. WEAF; 9:30. coffee hour. music. For See Thursday, December 1. \VI.Al' (225.4m- 1330kc) "Salesmanship." E. J. Regular Features WHN New York. N. Y. (394.5m.760kc) 6:30 p. m. WEBH Chicago. Ill. (365.6m.820kc) 7 p. m. orches- Eberling. orchestra; 11:30, Silver Slipper orchestra. tra; 9 -11, 12, program; revue. e 7 6 5 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 WHK Cleveland. O. (265.3m- 1130kc) 6 p. m. serenad- WGN Chicago. III. (305.9m- 980kc) 8:30 p. m.. WEAF; EFKU (254.1m- 115okc) Virginia Lee, soprano. ers; 8. music; 10:15. orchestra. 9:30. musicale; 10:10, Sant 'u' Henry"; 10:21. Mu- K MA (394.5m- 760kci Mays Mandolin musicians. WJAX Jacksonville. sic Box; 10:40, Headliners Fla. (338.9m- 890kc) 9. \VJZ, re- melody time. K1)I1. 1277.6m- 1080kc) Robert Worthington Davie. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific cital; 10, dance orchestra. WHAS Louisville. Ky. (461.3m- 650kc) 7:30 p. m.. homespun poet. 4:30 \VSCI 1475.9m- 630kc) 6:30 p.m. 5:30 3:30 WJR -WCX Detroit. Mich. (440.9m.680kc) 7 p. m. program; 8. \\'EAF; 8:30, WEAK "Epic Poetry." Prof. Frank \\'SCI (475.9m-630kc) "Child Welfare," Pruf. Bird travel hour; 9. dance orchestra: 10, Jlerry Old Chief; WHB Kansas City. Mo. (536.9m-890kc) 7.8 p. m. L. Mott. T. Baldwin. 11:30, orchestra. string trio. 7 KLDS (270.Im- 1110kcl Kenneth Jarman. tenor. 8 7 6 5 WJZ New York. N. Y. (454.2m- 660ke) 8 p. m. Cham- WHO Des Moines. Ia. (535.4m.560kc) 8:30 p. m. Little KNX (336.9m- 890kc) Desmond's College Rally pion Sparkers. KDKA, KYW. \ \'LW, WJR; 8:30. symphony; R:30. Harmony Twins; 9:30. orchestra: 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 ra KTIIS (384Ám- 780kc) Pete Phillips, tenor. Sylvania Foresters. WRZ. K1/KA. KYW'; 9. to he 10. Serenaders. K 1.) 146m.1.3m -650ká Ruth Muse. announced; 10. to be announced; 10:30. u hestra. WHT Chicago, (416.4m- 720kc) 8:30 m. 9:45 8:45 7:45 6:45 KSAC (333.1m-900kc) The Pageant-A Commu- Ill. p. musicale. KTIIS (384.4m78Okc) Ethel Wilson, WLW Cincinnati. Ohio (428.3m.700kc) 7:30 p. ni. WIBO Chicago. Ill. (416Ám- 720kc) 7:10 p. M. pro- pianist. nity Art," Prof. Osceola Hall Burr. farm radio council talk; 8. \ \EAF; 10, trio; I1. gram; 10. musicale. 10 9 8 7 8:30 7 :30 6 :30 5:30 organist. WJAZ KOIL (277.6m- 10R0kc) Howie and Eric. \\'11ÁS (461.3m-650kc) U. of Louisville pmgrun. Chicago. Ill. (263m- 1140kc) 7 p. m. program; WFAA (499.7m- 6t0kc) Mickwita club. 8 :30 7 :30 6 :30 WMAK Buffalo. N. Y. (545.1m- 5S0kc) 6:15 P. M. 9, .9:30 dinner studio concert. \VJZ (454.2m-660kc). WBZ (333.1m- 900kc). WEAL KOIL (277.6m- 108Oke) Bess Beatrice Battey, music; 8. band; 9. Columbia chain; 11:05. WJJD Chicago. (365.6m- Silver Slipper. Ill. 820kc) 8.9 P. m. chil- (285.5m- 1050kc). WHAM (277.6m- 1080kc), KDKA I' i st. WMCA dren's musical hour; 11.12. Victorians. (315.6m-950kc). VL\V (428.3m- 700ke), \\'JR KTIIS (á84.4m- 780kc) Mrs. Guinn Massey, pian- New York. N. Y. (370.2m- 810kt) 6:30 p. m. WLAC (440.9m- orchestra; 10. musicale; 12:30. frolic club. Nashville. Tenn. (226m- 1330kc) 7 p. m. class- 680kc), KYW (526m- 570ká, WHO ist. ical program; 8. popular music. WMSG New York. N. Y. (236m- 1270kc) 9.11:30 WLIB Chicago. Ill. (306m.980kc) 7 -7:30 P. m. program. p. m. program; 7:30, WEAF; 11 -12. hoodlums; 12. dance mu- WNAC Boston. Mass. (461.3m-6SOkc) 7:30íp, m. gram; pro- sic. 9. Columbia chain; 11:05. dance music. WLS Chicago. 870kc) WOO Philadelphia, Pa. III. (344.6m- 7:30 n. m. orches- (508.2m-590ke) 7:30 p. m. tra; 9. choral music; 10:30. Hodge Podge; 11 -12. Put Your Set in musicale: 8:50. music; 9:25. orchestra. popular program. WOR Newark N. .1. (422.3m. p. 710k1) 6:15 m. pro- WMAQ Chicago, Ill. (447.Sm- 670k1) 7 p. m. North - gram; 9. Columbia chain; 11, orchestra. western university; 8. Columbia chain; 10. Stevens WPG Atlantic City, N. J. (272.6m- 1100ke) 7:05 p. m. hotel orchestra. Beautiful Radio dinner music; 7:3c, re ins' rel.; 9:lá, studio program: WMBB Chicago. III. (252m- 1190ke) 6 p. m. dinner mu- 10. band; 11:15, dance music. sic; 7- 10:30, program. Furniture WRC Washington, D. C. (468.5m.640kc) 7:30. 10:30. WMC Memphis. Tem. (516.9m- 580kc) 8 p. m. WIZ: WEAF; 10:30, orchestra. 9. WEAF. the Finest WRVA Richmond. Ve. (254.1m- 1180k1) 8 p. m. musi- WOA1 San Antonio, Tex. (319m- 940kc) 8:30 -9:30 29 Models- Positively cale. p. m. t.t:ih hour. Table Cabinets, Desks, Speaker Con -olc- , WSAI 7 WOC Davenport (374.8m- 800kc) 7: Cincinnati Ohio (361.2m-830kc) p. m. chimes; la. 7:30 p. m. Battery Consoles to fit any advertised circuit 30.9:15. WEAF: 9:15. studio program; 9:30. \VEAF: 8:311. WEAF: 9:30. talk. 7 set as advertised in WEAF; 10:30, WEAF. WOS Jefferson City. Mo. (422.3m- 7I0kc) 7 p. m. Farm Super -excellent Cabinet, 10 or 12 in. deep like A C Power Radio Digest, 10, World's Record 10, WSFA Norfolk. Va. (2113m -1140k1) 6:45 p. m. dinner school: 8. program. Tyrman concert; 8, studio program; 11. dance music. WOW Omaha. Neb. (508.2m- 590k1) 7 p. Vs EAF ; R, 9 In Line, Camfields, Silver Marshall or p-:p- Harmony Four: 9. classical: V 17, WTAC Worcester, Mass. (5111.9m -5110k1) 7:30 n. m. 9:30. EAF. ular sets like Radiola 16 or any Atwater WSB Atlanta, Ca. (475.9m- 630k1) 8 -10, WEAF; 10:40. receiving set that has WEAF: 8:30. musicale; 9, program: 9:30. WEAF; concert. Kent model, in fact any 10:30, dance orchestra panel 9x30 or smaller. WSM Nashville. Tenn. (340.7m- 880k1) 7:15 p. m. WTAM Cleveland. O. (399.8m-750k1) 6 p. m. orches- dinner concert: 8, \\'EAF; 8:.kí. \\EAF; 9:30, mu- tra: 7. talks; 8:30. WEAF; 10:30. studio program; sic; 10:30. erg:: n. WRITE YOUR OWN TICKET ll. orchestra. WSMB New Orleans, La. (32.4m.930kc) 8:30-10:30 YOU BE THE JUDGE-JUDGE WTIC Hartford. Conn. (535.4ns-560ke) 7.11 p. m. pro- p. m. Public School of the Asir features. THEM ON ANY POINT FOR gram. program; Charming grace of design, refinement, un- WWJ Detroit Mich. (352.7m-8501w) 6 p. m. dinner Mountain Standard Time Stations concert; 7:30. musicale; - \\EAF; 10:30, organ. usual beauty, smart appointments, graceful KOA Denver, Colo. (325.9mr920kc) 8 p. m. Scheuer- shapings, grained and matched WWNC Asheville, N. C. (296.9m- 1010k1) 7 p. m. din- tnan's Colorado orchestra; 8:15. beautifully ner music. studio program. Butt Walnut, exceptional fine lacquer finish, true regard for distinctive and artistic beauty. Central Standard Time Stations Pacific Standard Time Stations KFI Los Angeles. Calif. (468.5m- 540ke) 7:30 p. m. If you want Furniture that will compare fa- KFAB Lincoln, Neb. (309.1m- 970kc) 5:30 -6:30 p. m. Nick Harris; 8 -9. Program, California Petroleum vorably with other furnishings for the draw- dinner concert; 8:30 -10:15, orchestra. corp.; 9, ange network; 10. classic music. ing -room, library or living -room, made by a KMA Shenandoah. la. (394.5m- 760ke) 9 p. m. pro- KFRC San Francisco. Calif. (454.3m- 660kc) 6:20 p. m. gram. program; 8, \VJZ; 10 -12 mid. dance program. firm with 40 years' experience and a reputa- KOIL Council Bluffs. Ia. (277.6m -1080k1) 6 p. m. pro - KFWB Hollywood. Calif. (361.2m- 830kc) 6 -7 p. m. tion for making beautiful Furniture, ask to gr-m; 8, umacale. 9 musicale:u- irale; 10:30. Ambassadors. dinner hour; 7:50. news; 8 -9, features; 9.10. orches- see our Furniture at your jobber or dealer, KPRC Houston. Tex. (293.9m- 1020k1) 7:30 p. m. tra; 10 -11, Rainbo orchestra. or call at our Chicago show -rooms and ware- Jack \Villrich's dance orchestra. KCO Oakland. Calif. (384.4m- 780kc) 6 -6:05 p. m. house where we have on display our complete KSD St. Louis. Mo. (545.1m- SSOkc) 7 p. m. WEAF. dinner concert: 8. vaudeville; 9. National Broadcast- ing company; 10. orchestra. line. R p. KTHS Hot Springs. Ark. (384.4m- 750k) m. con- KGW Portland, Ore. (491.5m-610ke) 8-9 p. m. con- Catalog and prices on request. cert; 8:30 p m., chamber music; 9, frolic. cert; 9 -10. National D adcasting company.y KVOO Tulsa. Okla. (348.6m- 860ke) 6 p. m. program; San Francisco. Calif. (422.3m.71okc) 6:30 -7 p. m. EHLERT RADIO FURNITURE CO. 7. sol. ist s. organ; 8 -9 Atwater Kent artists; 9.10, orange net- Lincoln KYW Chicago. Ill. (526m -570k1) 7.9 P. M. WJ2; 9:30, work; 10 -11. studio program. 2468 Avenue musicale: 10:32. Serenaders. EHLERT'S RADIO DESK Phone Diversey 2566 Chicago, Illinois WAMD St. Paul. Minn. (225.4m.1330kc) 7:15 p. m. Wednesday, silent night for: WRAP, WCBD, musicale; 10. dance program; 11:15, organ. WFAA, WFI, WGBF, WGBS, WIP. WRR.

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Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific DECEMBER 15 9:45 7:45 8:45 5:45 10:15 8:15 8:15 7:15 8 7 6 5 THURSDAY, KTIIS (384Ám- 780kc) Dr. O. H. King. baritone. \VE. A (499.7m- 600kc) Victor Dale Oakley. bari- K MA (394.5m- 760ke) Book review. Headliners 10 9 8 7 tone. KSAC (333. ImXXikc) Engieeeriug lectures. KOA (325.9m- 92Okc) Famous women. musical cotn- WLAC (225.4m-1330kc) Sacred music. W'SUI (475.9m- 630kc) Second Semester French. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific inspired by them. 11 10 9 8 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 7y m. 6 WF'tonsAA (499.7m- 600kc) Schubert Choral club re- KTITS (384.4m- 7S0kc) Thomas Avey. organist. KO11, (277.6m- 1080kc) Vesper Girls. \VTIC (535.4m-50kc) mid-week religious sing. cital. 12 mid. 11 10 9 8:32 7:32 6:32 5:32 St. Joseph's Cathedral choir. \VJR -WCX (440.9m-680kc) Sunshine Boy and his KGW (491.5m- 6I0kc) Little Symphony orchestra. \VF1.:\ (508.2m- 5911kc) Mrs. Frank Kennedy. 7.30 6:30 5:30 4:30 guitar. VFAA (499.7m- 600kc) Dallas Country club or- contralto; Mrs. J. G. Schuch, alto. \VJR- vCX 1440.9,,:- 680kc) Randall Ramblers. \ \'LS (344.6m- 870kc) Metropolitan choir. chestra. a 8 7 6 8 7 11 10 9 8 WJBT (389.5m- 770kc) Back atome hour. \\I iÚ1) (245.8m- 122Okc) string band. KFKU (254.1m -1 i5okc) University Symphony or- \VT'IC (535.4m- 560kc) Ben Bernie and his or- For Regular Features See Sunday, December 4. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 chestra. chestra. KTITS (384.4m- 780kc) Louis Davis. baritone. KM. (304.5111i60kc) Mars Mandolin musicians. 1:30 a.m. 12:30 11:30 10:30 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 KUIL (277.6m- l080kc1 Robert W. Davie. home- KGW' (491.5m- 610kc) Hoot Owls. W'J R -WCX (440.9m- 680ket Personality Girls. spun poet. Friday. MONDAY, DECEMBER 12 \\'TIC (535.4m- 560krI Hotel Bond orchestra. KSAC (333.1m- 900kc1 Debate: Resolved That the For Regular Features See December 2. 10:45 9:45 8:45 7:45 State Colleges and Universities of Kansas should Headliners KGW (491.5m- 610kc1 Catholic Truth society lec- Limit Their Enrollment on a Basis of Scholar- tor!. ship. Kansas State Aggies- Kansas State Eastern Central Mountain Pacific (344.6m- DECEMBER 10 4:50 \\'IS 870kc) ¡Jockey. Blackhawks- Teachers. SATURDAY, 7:50 Vy m. 6:50 5:50 Toronto. bari- VLW (428.3m-700kc) "Flying Gold" episode. KVO() (348.6m- 860kc1 Iligrade Cunningham, Headliners 8 7 6 5 For Regular Features See Wednesday, December 7 tone. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific EFEU (254.1m- 1150kc) School of Fine Arts prn- 8 p.m. 7 6 5 000 KM:\ 1394,5m- 760kc) German songs. KsMm(333.lm- 900kc) Current history. r^^%ogQi1óQ° `J\...p'òc KkI.0 (461.3m- 650kc) Peg Moreland. WSUl (475.9m- 630kr) "Political Parties in the Ooo \\7Z (454.3m- 660kc1, Vs BAI. (285.5m- 1050kc). U. S.." Prof. Kirk H. Porter. WHAM (277.6m- IOSOkc), KDKA (315.6m- 950kc1. 8:32 7:32 6:32 5:32 W'I.\\' (428.3m- 700kc), \7R (440.9nr680kc). W'FLA (508.2m- 590kc) Mrs. R. L. Rodgers. colo- KYW (526n1-570kc). W'CCU H05.2nr740ko. rature soprano. KSD (545.Im- S5Okc1. \VUC (374.ßm- 800kc). 9 8 7 6 v11O (á35.4m- 56Okc1, (MIIt.?nt- y(tkc). K\IA (394.5m- 750kcI Musketeers. KTHS (38-I.4m- 780kci Plantation hour. Zt UM \VJ)AF 370.m- RIOkc), \VITAS (461.3m- 0kc), Chth 111a %'S31 (340.7m88tikcl, WNW 1á16.9m- %VIED 1245.8m- 1220kc) Harvey Ilawaiian trio. \VSB ((535.4 630kc), \VF.EI (365.6m- 820ke), \VJR -\VCX (440.9m- 6811kc) Sawyer saxophone sex- \ \'TIC 153á.4m- 56bkc), \\'TAR (374.81t- Wake) tet. WTAG 516.9m- 580kc1. (483.6m-6201m). 8:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 W'eSII W'LAC (225.4m- t330kc) Nick Carter's hand. WHAT could be more appropriate than an annual New York Symphony. 8:40 7:40 6:40 8 :10 7:10 6:10 5:10 9:40 subscription to Radio Digest? Your Radio WBZ (333.1m-9001

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Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 8 p.m, 7 6 5 8 p. m, 7 6 5 7:50 6:50 5:50 4:50 8 7 6 5 Eutern Central Mountain Pacific \ \'531 (340.7m- 880kc), WM( (516.9m- 580kc), \ \7.w 700kc, KMA (394.5m- 76Okc) A string trio. \\ SUI (475.9m-630kc) "The Short Story in W'SB 630kc). (428.3m- "Flying Gold" episode. (475.9m- \\'EEI (305.6m- 820kc). 8 7 6 KSAC (333.1m-900kc) Lecture. lires. F. D. Far- Verse,' Prof. Frank L. Mutt. WTIC (535.40/- 580kc). WJAR (374.8m- 800kc), 5 9 KSAC (333.Im- 9(8)ke) Applied Sociology. rell. 8 7 6 WTAG (516.9m- 580kc), Vi CSII (483.6m- 820kc). KTIIS 780kc) \\-SUI (475.9m- 630kc) Iowa Became a KLDS (270.1m- 1110ke) Claude Rader. violinist. New York symphony. 1384.4m- KTIIS Third Birthday "How 9.30 8:30 party. State." Prof. Bruce E. Mahan. 7:30 6:30 8:10 7:10 6:10 5:10 \\'TIC 560kc) New 8.30 7:30 6:30 5:30 KTIIS 1384.4m- 780kc) Margaret Glass, organist. (333.20/- 9O0kci (535.4m- Departure orchestra. \\'RZ Boston symphony. 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 KTIIS (384.4m-78Okr) Arlington orchestra. 9 8 7 6 \ \'1% (4á4.2m- 660ks). WBZ \\'S('I (475.9m- 630kc) Pittsburgh -luwa haskethall 9 8 7 6 (3331.- 90Okc), \ BAI. KLI)S (270.Imdl ltkr) J. M. Sextran, bass. game. KLI /S (270.10/ -I1 Pikr) Luis Swaney, soprano. (385.5m - IO50ke), W II A M (277.6m - 10801(cl. 9:30 8:30 7.30 6:30 KUKA 95Okc). 9 8 7 6 9:15 8:15 7:15 6:15 (315.6m- WLW (428.3m- 700ke1, KTIIS (384.4m- 780kc) Old time Intro dance. W'WNC (296.90/- 1010kc) Happiness Girls. \ \'I.At' 1225.4m- 1330kc) basketball, Nashville \\'1R (44n.9m-6 Okc). KYW 1526 ) 10 9 8 7 "..á7I 10 9 8 7 Burke Terrors. Clemson college. \\' 10 (535.40/-560kc), WOW 1508.2m- 591Wc1. \VRAI. (285m105Okc) Municipal Band of Balti- KMA 11:30 10:30 9:30 8:30 \VGN 9ßnkc), (447.5m- 6701(e). more. (394.5m- 760kc) Marimba and vibraphone 1305.90/- \\'MAQ ) Amba.- WENT (365.6m- 820kc), WCCO music. KOIL (377.6m-1O80kc :Mo, (405.2m- 74Okci. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 11 For Regular Features See Tuesday. December 6. KSI) (545.Im-550kv), WOC (374.8m- 800kc). \VJk -WCX (440.9m- 68Okc) Cotton Pickers. 10 9 8 \\'f1AF (370.2m-810kcl, open. KGw (491.5i- 610kc) Italian music. Chicago Civic For Regular Features See 3. KOH. W WN(' (296.9m- IOlnkc) Saturday. December (277.60/- 1080kc) Mose and Charlie. Asheville Rotary club. For 12 mid. 11 10 9 Regular Features See Monday. December 5. KRLD (461.3m-650kc) All Dallas Four. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 For Regular Features See Thursday, December 1 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 Headliners Headliners Eastern Central Mountain Pacific TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific \\"SUI (475.9m-630kc) New Things in Physics. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 3:30 2:30 Headliners \ \TIC (535.4m- 56OkcI Sea Gull dinner group. Headliners . \VTIC (535.4m-56fikc) Walter Uawley. organist. 7:40 6:40 5:40 4:40 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 7 6 5 4 Eastern Central Mountain Pacific \ \7óT (389.4m- 770kc) William Cruokett. Jr 6:35 p.m. 5:35 4:35 3:35 KOIL (277.6m- 108okc) Ambassadors orchestra. 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3 :30 tenor. KRIM (461.3m.650kc) Alexander Skavena, violin- 8 7 6 5 \\ 11 Ú75.9m.630kc1 Social hygiene," Dr. 8:32 7:32 6:32 5:32 ist. KVOO (348.6m- 860kc) Christmas cantata. \ V. )lardy. \VELA (508.2m -590k( I Christmas Carols. Tne.day 7 6 5 4 6 8 7 6 7 6 5 4 Morning music dub. K \IA (394.50/.76Ok -) Corn Husker trio. KIDS (270.1m- 1110kc) The Messiah," Messiah \\ TIC 1535.40/- 560kr, Trinity College dialogue. 9 8 7 6 7:30 6:30 5.30 4:30 choir, 7.40 6:40 5:40 4:40 \Vll(1D (245.8m- 1220kcl string hand. I \ \'TIC (535.4m-560kc) Esther A. Nelson. organist. 9:15 p.m. 8:15 7:15 6:15 l\ Il'l' 1389.40/.77nk( I Louise Croo nr. WLAC 1325.4m- 1330kc) Billy O'Connor. tenor. 8 7 6 5 \V EAF (491.5m.610kc), WFI (405.2m-74Okr1, KSAC (333.Im- 900kc) General Science lectures. \VRC (468.5m- 640kc), W'GY (379.5m790kci. \\SUI (475.9m-630kc) Second Semester Spanish. WGR 1302.8m- 990kc), WCAE (516.9m-580kc1, e 8 7 6 \VTA\1 t399.6m-750kc), W'\\'J (352.7m-850kc). KOIL (277.6m- 1080kc) Billy and Helen. \VSAI (361.2m830kc), W'GN 1305.9m- 980kc1. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 KSI) 1545.1m- 550kc1. WCCO 1405.2m- 740kc1. (384.4m- KTIIS 780kc) Mrs. Charles Caldwell, con- WOC (374.8m -800kc I , WHO (535.4m -560kc I. (1stteJI ti tralto. \\Y I\V (508.2m- 590kc). %MAF (370.2m- 810kc1. Tone Quality 10 to 7 K\00 (348.6m- 860kc), WFAA (499.7m-660kc1, \\-DOD (245.8m1 American Business club \\S\t (340.7m- 880kc). \ \MC (516.9m-58Okc). program. \\'SB (475.9m- 630kc), WBT (258.5m -1160k r 1. \VIR -\\('X (440.9m- 680kc) Sunshine Boy and his Marie Kurenkn, soprano. Guitar. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 with 11 10 9 8 KTIIS 1384.4m- 780kc) Best loved ballads. Mrs. Greater Volume KG\\' 1491.5m- 6IOkc) Plourtoms of Broadway. Harry Jones. \VLS (344.6m- 870kel Campus Flirts. 10:30 9:30 8:30 7:30 For Regular F See Friday, December 2 \ \SUI (475.9m-630kc) Alumni hour. 12 mid. 11 10 9 \ \7l!T (389.5m- 77okc) Back hone hour. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 For Regular Features See Sunday. December 4 from ANY station Headliners Eastern Central Mountain Pacific MONDAY, DECEMBER 19 7:30 p.m. 6:30 5:31) 4 :30 WLAC (225.4m- 1330kc) All -Tra celery banquet. Headliners 8 7 6 5 Centralab KMA (394.5m-760kc) Musketeers. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific KRL.D (461.30/.650kd Peg Moreland. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 5:30 4:30 \\'J7. (454.3m- 660kc1, \VBAI. ( 28á.5m- 105Okc), \VIZ (4á4.3m - 66Okc). \VBZ (333.1m . 90okc). \\'HAM (277.6má 080kc). KUKA 1315.6mA50keL \\'BAL 1285.ám- 105Okc), WIZAM (277.6m- Tone \VL\V (428.30/- 700kc), WI Ft (440.9m- 680kc). IOßllkd. WBC (468.5m- 640kc). 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Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eutern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central M.,urstain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 9.30 8:30 7:30 6:30 8 p. m. 7 6 5 s 7 6 5 KTIIS (384.4m- 780kc) Margaret Glass, organist. WLAC (225.4m- 1330kc) Christmas carols. KVOO (348.6m- 860kc) Christmas carols. 9:15 p m, 8:15 7:15 6:15 10 9 W DAF (370.2m- RlOkc), (348.6m- 860kc). e 7 \VJZ (454.2m- fi6Okcl, \V SAL (285.5ní- D)SOkc). 8:30 7:30 8:30 5:30 KVOO KOIL (277.6m- 1080kc) West Sisters string quar- WHAM (277.6m- I080kc). KOKA (315.6m- KOIL (277.6m- IOSOkc( Special Christmas program. \\'FA.\ (499.înr6UUkc1, \\sM ß40.7m-BRllkn, tet. 980kc1. WL\V' (428.3m- 700kc). W) R (440.9m- 8:15 8:15 7:15 6:15 \ \'MC (516.')m -58lkr 1. \Ylt (475.911-631Ikrl. WLS (344.6m- 870kc) Chicago 'A BT (285.5m- 1160kc). Special Atwater Kent Madrigal club. 680kc). KYW (526m- 570kc(. W'CCU (4115.2m 610kc1. 1 a.m. 12 11 10 740kc). EST) (545.1m- 550kc). WOC (374.8m- \ \'EAF (491.5m- \\'EEI (365.6m- 8214,i, Christmas program. Christmas quartet. \V FI (405.2m -740kc l . \\'RC (468.5ní- 641)kr I. NOW (491.5m-610kc) Popular music. 800krL WHO (535.4m- 560kc(. WOW (508.2m- 9.30 8:30 7:30 6:30 For Regular Features See Wednesday, December 7. 590kcL WRAF 810kc1, VGY (379.5m- 790kcl. WGR (302.3m 99akcl, (370.2m- \\'LIAS (461m- \ \'CAE 1516.9n[- SSUkc), \\'1'A3í 750kc1. KTIIS (384.4m- 780kr1 sacred selections, Edward 650kc), \\'SM (340.7m- 880kc). '.VMC (516.9m- (371.8m- Barry. W'W'1 (352.7m -8SOkc I. \\'SA 1 (361.2m- 8.30kc), tenor. 580kc). WSB (475.9m- 630kc). WEE! (36S.6m- SVGN KS() THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22 820ke1. WTIC (535.4m- 5fSlkc(, \\'JJAR (374.8m- (305.9111-98Okc(. 1545.1nr550kc). 9:45 8:45 7:45 6:45 wCCO I IC 800kc). VTAG (516.9m- 580kc, WCSH (483.6m- (405.2m- 740kc), \\ (374.8,,1- SOOkc), KTIIS (384.4m- 78Okc) Sirs. George Flo, da,. Headliners 820kcL New York symphony. WHO (535,411nS60ko. \c! )) tS08.211t- 590kci. pram.. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 8:10 7:10 6:10 5:10 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30 \\'R7- (333.lm- 900kci Boston symphony. W'S1.I 1475.9m-630kci Current events. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 7 6 5 4 KTHS (384.4m- 780kc1 Christmas carols, First WTIC (535.4m- 560ke) mid -week religious sing. Presbyterian church choir. St. John's choir. 10 9 8 7 8 7 g KTIIS (384.4m780kc) Christmas Eve dance frolic. KMA (394.5m- 76Okc) Ruby trio. KVO() (348.6m- 86Okc) Metropolitan male quartet. IS-COUPON%LUABLE KB LII (46I.3m- 650kc) Leland Jol nson. \\'BAL (285m- 10501(c) Municipal Band of Balti- 9 s 7 s more. Now is the Time to Get Your Typewriter! as e_ KLDS (270.1m- M10ke) Grenawalt Smith, soprano. For Regular Features See Saturday. December 3. Be u p-to -date -know the pleasure and convenience 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 KTIIS (384.4m- 780kci Ross Graham. bass. of having one in your own home. You'll be amazed at o 10 6 8 7 the uses every one in your household will find for this Mail Today ! /COIL (277.6m- SUNDAY, 1080kc) Ilowie and Eric. DECEMBER 25 real Underwood typewriter. Every member of the I Shipman Ward M(_ Co. \\'J7. (454.2m- 66Okc). \\'BZ (333.Im 900kc). family will use and enjoy it! Don't send a cent -but do WBAL (285.ám- 1050kc). Headliners 4109 Shipman Building.Chicago. Illinois. WHAM (277.6m- get our big special offer-our valuable book on type- Please IOtOkc). KDKA (315.6m- 950kc) \VLW (428.3m- send me your big Free Trial Plan 700kc), Eastern Central Mountain Pacific writers and typewriting-FREE. WI (440.9m- 68(kc). KYW I526tn- 5:30 p.m. 4:30 3:30 2:30 and Typewriter Book, together with your 570kc), \\'III( (535.4m- 560kc). \\'11 \V (508.2m- Any One Can Learn to Operate a Typewriter! special offer on prices. terms. free course 590kc). WGN (305.9m- W'EAF (491.5m-610kc) and chain. Moscow Art 980kc). WMAQ (447.Sm- ova eat ra. You can learn to write on this standard key -board in Touch Typewriting and also how I can 670kc), WEBII (365.6m- 820kc), \VCC(3 (405.2m- machine in one day! A week after the expressman has' make money with this typewriter. with. 740kc), KSD (545.1m- 550kc), WOC (374.8m it, you'd feel LOST without it. A 800kc1, WDAF (370.2m- 810kc). Chicago Civic brought trial will cut obligation. This is not an order. opera. PROVE it-and doesn't coat you a penny! Name 11 10 8 D SPECIAL FREE TRIAL OFFER. WLAC (225.4m- 1330kc) Bob Cason. Piano Wizard. ROST We don't want a Street or R. F. D For Regular Features See Thursday. December penny now. Nor any money at all 1. unless this proves the typewriter bargain of your life. City The trial is FREE. If you buy, our easy terms make it FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23 DE LUXE APPARATUS a pleasure to pay. ` State 4/ Our plan gives you the opportunity of a thorough Headliners For pr ro.ntr 'I ..f lation, ) d .noscil- trial before you buy. You run no risk whatever. 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If you have never Roaring Thunder. 2ype.5000. 50.000 100 000, owned a type- 20,onu and sud,o00 oñme. writer, start with the finest! You can try this one at 9 :30 8:30 7.30 6:30 Your dealer ha. them lo risk. KOIL (277.6m- 3080kc) Bess Beatrice Muck. See hin: today. our But, the time to act is NOW. Don't miss out pianist. Bailey. on this present bargain offer wherebyyou can get this KTIIS (384.4m- 780kc) Mrs. Thomas Avey, so- genuine Underwood with& FIVE -YEAR GUARANTEE prano. at a big savings. Don't do longer without the con- 9:45 8:45 7:45 6:45 venience of a typewriter. KTHS (384.4m- 780kci Harmonium solos, Le. ilia FREE! Get our catalog free; lowest prices and terms. latune. Hen I. sT60 A manual free, too; valuable instruction for learning 10 9 8 7 d D Little \\'LS (344.6m- 870kc) Apollo chili. 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Eastern Central Mountain Pacific Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 10:15 9:15 8:15 7:15 9:05 8:05 7:05 6:05 K1.11» (270.1.1-111,11,0 KLDS Ladies quartet. \CFI..\ (50R.2m- 590k.) Bonier Mi.,re recital \\'L: \C (225.411- 1330kc) Christmas cantata. St. 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 AIM .% Ei icct;.tl choir. KTIIS (384.4m- 7+ulkci Louis Davis. baritone. For Regular Features See Sunday, December 4. \ %LAC (225.4m- 1330kcl nid tinte music. 11 10 9 8 K(7 \\' (491.5m-61oke) white King nrchestra. 11:30 10:30 9:30 8:30 MONDAY, DECEMBER 26 KOu. (277.6m- 1090kci Ambassadors. Headliners For Regular Features See Wednesday. December 7. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific ON 7:15 p.m. 6:15 5:15 4:15 $40k -i Fred Put tenh THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29 CFCA 13í7m- :un. organist. ZYLO I 8 7 6 5 O DAY \VllC I535.4m- 56iikci New Departure band. Headliners 8:20 7:20 8:20 5:20 Eastern Central Mountain Pacito SHELL TRIAL (2.,3.),n1,1vkc) re \\"l'NII \Visc,miIt Theater 6 P.M. 5 4 3 8:32 7:32 6:32 5:32 1 \\ -, I the in \\'Fl.:\ (50$.211t- 5911ke) Scarlet tu:ads. (475.0m.630kc) "Behind Wing, I. un9eail Opera louses.' Prof. Thomas Giles. Best Offer Ever Made 9 8 7 6 Spectacle - 6:30 5:30 4:30 3:30 K 31A 1.394.5111-760kc Alpine Yodlers. \VTIC (535.4ln- 560ktI Hotel Bond trio. All Zylo Shell frames. Very comfortable and becoming. No \v UD not- I22nkc i I I l I 1145. Iarvey awaiian trio. 5 metal to tarnish: practically unbreakable. Easily worth $15.00. "i'I(' (535.4nn550kt1 31:uming -Bow man concert. 8 7 6 9:05 8:05 KMA (394.Sm- 7(A)krl Alfine Yudlers, Wear Meni IG days FREE( Then send only $2.93 Or return. 7:05 6:05 9 8 7 6 \VELA (á10.3o- 5'a,kc) Mrs. R. L. Rodgers, col - You are the sole judge. KLDS 1270.1 m -1 I ttkc1 Eva Shearer, contralto. Send No Money soprano. 8:30 0atura9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 Kl II I. (277. 6n1.1 nsokc i Marvel B. We will send you a pair of extra large, \ \-LAC (215.4111-1330kr 1 Plug Kendrick, Crooning ÁesERICAN SPECTACLE HOUSE, Room 240 tenor. 10 9 8 7 Ave., Chicago, Illinois, W1 (4541m- 66Okc), W117. (333.1m- 900krl round eye, Zylo Shell, sight -improving 201 North Central 9:40 8:40 7:40 6:40 Mail me, all charges prepaid. a pair of extra large. KTII' (3.R4.4m- 7Rnkri Grace Brown, ukulele lady. \w ß: \I. 1295.5111- 1150kc), WHAM (277.6m- spectacles absolutely free -of- charge. Try 10.0krI, KI)KA (315.6m- 950kc1, \w1. \V (42x.301- round eye, Zylo Shell spectacles in a pocketbook \ \'EMC 1483.611- 621kc) Christman music. them for 10 days, at our expense, free. spectacle case. After trying them for 10 days for I1 10 9 8 70(1kei. W114 (4409m-6R0kc), KY\V I526n1- 57(1kc), \ (535.4m.StAtke 1, (51I9.2111- reading or looking way off, I find them to be all you Iil')IL C77.6m -1 mokel Moose and Charley. \II0 \\'11\\' You will be delighted, as they will enable you 590kc). (447.5m- claim them to he. I will pay you í2.93. If they don't For Regular Features See Monday. December 5. \VGN (305.9nr9Rtkc). WNIAQ to read the finest print -thread the smallest eyed 670kc). WEB!I 1365.6m- 820kc1. W(CU (405.2nt- prove satisfactory I will return them to you without 740kc), KSD (545.1m 550kc), WOC 1374.5m- needle- relieve all headaches caused from eye a cent of pay Be sure to answer the following be and - able to read tOOkc), \VDAF (370.2nr810kc), Chicago (l k strain. You know you want to QuesUunat TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 opera. sew with ease and comfort. years wearing gleam Il 10 9 8 Ago No. of Headliners \'NC 1010kc) Plaza The spectacle you have always wanted Eastern Central Mountain Pacific \\ (296.9m- theater frolic. 12 mid. 11 10 9 wear Name 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30 KRI.0 (461.3m-651./kc) All Dallas Four. You can put them on in the morning and \\ st-I (4.5 On.e.30kel "The Spread of Insects," them all day long for far or near, at your work, Post Prof, \\ T3I5 (2113.9m- 1(20ke) Eagle club orchestra. Office II. F. Wickham. For Regular Features See Thursday, December I. hunting, driving- everywhere. and when you go 7:30 6:30 5:30 4:30 see VLAC (225.4m- 1330kc) "flow to Speak in Pub- to the movies you will be pleased to how clear Route Bas Stab lic." L. B. Sntelzer. the pictures look with these wonderful sight - im- St. and No. 8 7 6 6 proving Zylo Shell spectacles. Wang) KMA (394.5m- 760krI Alpine Yodlers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30 9 6 7 6 CKCL (356.',n- R4i)krI "The Gondoliers." Headliners 1CL RS (270.10, -I I I0kr1 Ehna Eaten Karr, violinist. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 /COIL (277.6111-I Snake) Ambassadors orchestra. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 5:30 4:30 KTIIS (384.4/11- 7eokv) City of (poses Ali Star \VTIC 1535.4m- 560krl Esterh A. Nelson, organist. concert. 8 7 For Regular Features See Tuesday. December 6. KMA (304.5m- 700krI Essex 11,110.. \\'l'MJ (293.'9- 1020krI 1)o You Know feature. 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28 KOI I. (277.6ín- IOS0kcI Turner Brothers. Type Speaker 7 Utah 9 8 6 Headliners KCu6 (348.6m8601oS Princess t'nkanlii. so pt.i,,,o. for Your Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 6:30 p.m. 5:30 4:30 3:30 K 'IS (384.4m.780 ci Ethel Willson, pianist. WTI(' (535.4ní- 5(nkei Sc a Gull dinner group. 10 9 New Radio 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 \ \'FI.A (50R.2m- 590kc9 Novelty (tell Buoy. \'1)OI) 1245.501- 122Oke) Tlotel Patten ensemble. 1:30 a.m. 12.30 11:30 10:30 9 8 7 6 KG \V (4a1.5m.610krI (loot Ott'Is. sensationalFor Regular F,.,tures See Friday. December 2. 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Delivers up to 100 volts on you six months ago has given any set, on DC. or AC. -any cycle. Full tone, Total Tube clarity and volume. lottectcdsatisfaction.toisa: Chlurnbia price only and get better xresults than l ever had with R bateries. SEND ORDER TODAY Bernard V. Dugan,_ Simply fill out tho roman al d 5111, it i600 I: ckput. N. V. n nvelope with only fLUU and at_ one of Into t have your Eliminators a c once. Your Townsend '11. from you winter. mail at Purchased last Socket Power Unit will he sent promptly. On Easy It has been in use constantly Deposit only í'1.85 plus with s . postage ever ore and want to . it Try for 10 days has been in every r su the postman. out -then Payments perfect t,t If It does not do everything we say. and c ,..t In (rut by any other. Fred II. Kendel lasti ngs. Nebr. return it to us and purchase price will -i be refunded. You will be TOWNSEND LABORATORIES Dept 17 enthusiastic, too 713 Townsend St., Chicago, Ill. Townsend "B"

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 Improve Haiti Broadcasting PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI. -Haiti Headliners now Eastern Central Mountain Pacific broadcasting has been made practical Most Amazing 8 p.m. 7 6 5 with regular Friday night and Saturday KMA 1394.5,,,. Ike l German swiss. morning programs. Static always has \\1Z (454.3, -n6 kr l . N BAL (285.5m- 1056kr). Specified for the W IIAM1 (277.6,- Inxnkcl. K KA (315.6m- 950ke), been a serious disturber here. Tests are w'LW (428.3ní- 7o0kc). í\'1R (440.9m- 6801:c,, being made with land wires to certain KY \1' (526m570kc). WCCO (405.2m- 740kcn INVENTION KSI) (545. tm- 55(Ikc). \VOC (374.8m- 8(5kei. provincial towns in an effort to improve \\'110 (535.4,- 56()kc), WOW (508.2,- 590kc1, reception in these places. W DAF (370_2 m- 8lukc) \111ÁS (481.3m- 650kc) AC- WSM (340.7, -Menke). \\'MC (516.9m- 580kc), \\'S11 (475.9nI- 6.3flkch \\'EEI (365.6m- 82ukel, \VTIC (535.4,5(e)kc), \VJAR (374.8,- e(uke). in 25 years W'FAG GI6.9m- 580kc). \\'GSII (483.6m-82Okc). described in this New York symphony. 8:10 7:10 6:10 5:10 \ \'BZ (333.1m- 900kc) Boston synq,h .ey. Cleaira l!p'fei issue 8:30 7:30 6:30 5:30 WI.S (344.fen- S70kol New Years program. VV'I "VIJ (2293.9,- 1020kc) Gerald Smith, pianist. 9 8 7 6 FREE MACHINE Kills (3.4.4n -78nkcl "Going Away Part' for Thousands have Miss 1927 and \ \'elcome to Mks 1928. FOR AGENTS 9:30 8:30 7:30 6:30 done it. Our \YT AC (225.4m- 13311kc) Alton E. Wheeler, Ivories amazing new Duster, method teaches \v ÌL\I. (285m- 1050kc) Municipal hand of Italti- you quickly and 10 :05 9:05 8:05 7:05 easily. No long \\'PI.:\ (508.2m- 590kc) dance program. Sunshine Pier. course of train- WEEKLY IN 1 a.m. 12 11 10 ing. You can K\'OO (348.f,í0 -ofd Ike) Midnight New Year frolic. 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pons appearing in each monthly issue of when requested at the time of receipt of 4 - year; four 1 - year; POPULAR ORCHESTRAS the Radio Digest and by special ballots paid in advance mall subscriptions, old or two 2 - year; one 3- (Continued on (Continued from page 14) issued only when requested at the time new, to the Radio Digest when received year and one 1 -year; next page) subscription agen- Jack Chapman's LaSalle Hotel orch , of receipt of paid in advance mail sub- direct and not through WMAQ 53 scriptions to Radio Digest when received cies according to the following voting Trianon orchestra, R'MBB 40 direct and not through subscription schedule: agencies according given Emerson Gill's Bamboo Garden orch , to the schedule 1 -year paid in advance Now That Everybody WTAM 37 in paragraph 4. mail subscription $ 3.00 150 votes -Operated Fred Murrell's orchestra, KFEQ 33 When sent singly, each coupon 2 -year; two 1 -year paid Demands Electrically Ray Miller's orchestra, WLS 25 clipped from the regular monthly issue in advance mail sub- Radios! 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paid in advance mail STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MAN- subscriptions direct 12.00 750 votes Lafount Appointed AGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC., REQUIRED 5 -year; five 1 -year; one THE Radio commission is expected to BY THE ACT OF CONGRESS OF 2 - year, and one 3- receive a fresh point of view with the AUGUST 24, 1912. year; two 2 -year Of Radio Digest. Illustrated. published monthly and advent of Harold A. Lafount, the new at Chicago. Illinois. h,r October 1, 1927. We Are Operating one 1 - year; one 4- Pacific coast commissioner. Although Mr. State of Illinois. year and one 1 -year; ss. Lafount has been interested in Radio for County of Cook. Complete Service paid in advanee mail the last five years. he has never been con- Ileiore n rotary public in and fir the State and subscriptions direct. 15.00 1,000 -votes nected may afore.a id personally appeared I: C. Rayner, professionally with any Radio sta- who having been duly s u n a hc.,rdi ng tu law deposes 10 - year; ten 1 - year; tion or business. This should enable him and says that he is the Publisher of the Radio Dise -t. Laboratories- five 2 -year; three 3- to give the commission Illustrated. d that the following is to the Ices, the unbiased atti- of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the year 1 and one -year; tude of the listener. ,orner :hip. tt orieentnt Dual ii daily paper. the Repairing and reassembling all two 4 -year and 2 circulation t, etc. of the atoresaid for the one A native of publication sets to bring them up to the or two 1 -year; two Logan, Utah, Mr. Lafount date shown to the almve caption, required by the came Act of August 24. 1912, embodied section 411. 1928 model and guarantee your 5 - year paid in ad- to Salt Lake city fifteen years ago. From Postal laws and Regulations. printedrated t un the reverse set to work equal to any new vance mail subscrip- here he directs the development of of this Gons, to wit: tions direct 30.00 irrigation projects in both Utah and Idaho. I. '1 hat the names and addresses of the publisher. set. All sets are tested in sound 2,500 votes He is particularly interested Phil, managing edttur, and business managers are 5. For the purposes of the contest the in the coloni- Publisher. E. C. Rayner. 4719 Brown,tAvenue. Chi- proof shielded room which en- zation of such projects. cago. Illinois; Editor. parole IlP. ltrow-n 6361 United States has been divided into five sity Avenue. Chicago, Illinois; managing Editor. ables us to make this guarantee districts. Canada will comprise the sixth Commissioner Lafount will fill the place Rune; Business Manager, Nolte. and a low price for repairing. district. District number one, known as left vacant by the recent death of John 2. That the owner is: (If omet by a corporation. We custom build super hetero- F. Dillon. its me and address nuts lie stated and also imme- the "EAST," will include the states of diately thereunderder the names :nid tenues ui stock- dynes of the same parts speci- Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa- bidders owning or bolding one per cent or mure of owned by a fied by Free chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New total amount of stock. If not corlmra- their designers. of ttau, the mines and gowned s of the individual owners charge to buying kits York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Dela- must be given. If owned by a firm, company. or those Joe is Experienced ,ghee unincorporated ccent, its mane and address. from us. ware, Maryland, and District of Columbia. well member, must LITTLE JOE WARNER, \V as as those of each inJfvfdual District number two, known as the 'lL, Chi- se given.) E. C. Rayner. 4719 ylagn"Ia Avenue, Cht- New Remler 1928 "SOUTH," will comprise the states of Vir- cago, sings his songs to the children io, Illinois; George Seaman. 1911 Parkway. West Infradyne $180.00 ginia, West Virginia. North In every dialect known to Chicago. Illinois; F. 'I'. R?ean, íto N. Dearborn St.. New Improved Nine -in- Line 127.00 and South the tongue of Chicago, Ilhnnis; II. R. Seaman. 49 Cedar Avenue. Caulfield Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Mis- man. Radio Digest coined the word "Dia- Chicago. Citys: )o- ph Seaman, 250 Fifth Avenue. Super Selective Nine 124.00 sissippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, lectician" In a recent description of his bit New fork Piny : \. Huffer, Ilotes Elms. 53rd and Melo-Heald Hot -Spot 14 150.00 Cornell Ave.. Chicago. Illinois. Lincoln Super Receiver 110.00 and Kentucky. District number before the mike. Now, sloe Is always an- 3. '\'hat the known Ioudb. 'ideo.. mortgagees, and three, Thomson Super Seven 79.30 known as the "MIDDLE- WEST," will in- nounced by Maurice Wetzel as the "WI 'L other security holder. r r holding 1 per cent Dialectician." Dr of tord taunt of phones, sortsages Eight -in -Line Super 126.10 elude the states He plans a 11 of Ohio. indiana, Illinois, vaudeville tour Cher securities are: (If there are noue. so state.) M -S Eight Portable 82.50 in Ñ ne. Super Michigan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, which lie will be officially billed by that Popular Mechanics' word. 4. That the two paragraphs next above, givingt the Economy Missouri. District number four, known Little Joe says he owes his meas- names of the owners. of and security Nine 61.85 ente as the "WEST," will comprise the states ure of success in entertaining children to holders, n arc. contain not only yhe list stock- Victoreen Circuit 110.00 of North and his own children. holders security holders as they appear here the South Dakota, Nebraska, souks of rsethe compatir but also, i ears whore the Tvreman Ten 142.00 Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Montana, Wy- "I am in the studio at bed time hour," stockholders security holder ta or upon the World's Record Super Ten 137.00 oming, Colorado, and New Mexico. books of theircompany trustee or in my other Best Dis- he said, "and rarely have a chance to see fiduciary relatfuts eha natte of the person or cortmra- Nine -Tube Super Remler 112.00 trict number five, known as whom Silver Eight the "FAR them off to bed so T do it over the air. I tion for such trustee is acting. ta given; en,. Marshall -Tube WEST," will consist of the states of trac the said two paragraphs contain statements em- Super 90.00 sing to them as I would do if T were bracing aniesta full lotions and Indies as to the Idaho, Arizona. Utah, Nevada. California, at n Aero Seven Receiver 59.55 home. What interests and une v d e utter which sf th e Washington, and Oregon. District num- them interests other and recurfUsecurity holders rusl do nut appear nand the unties Strobodyne Receiver 129.97 ber six, children. They are much alike in their of the company e trusteet hold stock and securities Hazeltine Neutrodyne 39.60 known as Canada, will comprise in a capacity other i, re that of Iona fide owner; the entire Dominion of Canada. fancies. We do not take them seriously per this associa has no reason to believe that e est 6. The orchestra polling the highest enough. They see through our shams and direct or corporation has any interest These or any other super heterodyne number of votes of all six silly direct indirectt hanect is est said snstock, m. bonds, or other circuit will be built free of charge at districts will be efforts to amuse them more keenly securities than as so stated by him. the above prices. Set builders and declared THE WORLD'S MOST POP- than the most of us realize. I have found 5. That the average number of optes of each issue dealers get our surprisingly low ULAR of this publication oop r discribers through the prices ORCHESTRA and will be awarded that out by actual experience. I learn a ans otherwiserece ing date subscribers during the six on all super kits and parts. What- a golden months rru,utio ose date shown above is ever you want we plaque. After the grand prize great deal from my own three little ones. rp have. The alove winner is eliminated the orchestra poll- (This inionnation is required from daily publications kits are complete. All orders will he When I sing before the microphone I sing only./ taken care of the day received. Send ing the highest vote in the district in E. C. RAYNER. which they are registered will be declared to them; I see them before the loud- (Signature sets to he repaired and rebuilt speaker in my own home Sworn to and subscribed before eothsut28the day American Express prepaid. to be the MOST POULAR of their district as they really of September, 1927. and each awarded a silver plaque. No are, and I know what they like because J. II. Dirnberger. orchestra is to receive more than one they tell me." (SF.AL) prize. (My commission expires June 12. 1929.) 7. In the event of a tie for any of the DETROIT RADIO prizes offered, prizes of identical value LABORATORIES will be given to each tying contestant. 8. Any question that may arise during 2506 Park Street the contest will be decided by the Contest DETROIT, MICH. Editor, and his decision will be final. 0xOgp. a.tím0>

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www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST - Illustrated 43 OFFICIAL CALL BOOK AND LOG Corrected Every Issue KDKA KFGQ KFKX KFQD E. Pittsburgh. Pa., 315.6m -950kc 50.000 watts. 1Sooncale, Iowa. 209.7m- 1430kc. 10 watts, Boone Chicago. 111. 526m- 570kc. 2500 atts. Westing- Anchorage, Alaska. 344.6m- 870kc. 100 watts. Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co. Daily ex Sun, 10 Bibli school. Founded April 1923. house Elec. & Mfg. Co. Daily 10:05 a. m. Daily Anchorage Radio Club. Announcer. Frank O. (ferry. am. 12n.. 3:05 pm. 4:35. markets, weather; 11:57. ex Sun. 5:30 p. m.. 10:55, Central. Mon. Fri, 8.10 pm. Sun, 7:30-9 pm. Alaskan time. time; 2:30 pm, and every 30 min. baseball; S. KFH dinner concert; 6:20, road reports. Daily ex Sun. Wichita, Kan. 245.8m-1220kc. 500 watts. Hotel Sat, 7, WJZ. Tues. 6 pm, sacred songs; 10:35, KFKZ KFQU Grand Lassen. Announcer. J. L. Fox. Daily ex Sun. 8:30 theater revue. Wed. 6:30 pm. power; 7:30. am, 9. 10. 11, 1-2 markets; Kirksville. Mo. 225.4m-1330kc. 15 watts. State Holy City. Calif. 249.9m1200kc. 100 watts. W. E. Homer Smith. 10:30 pm. 1:15, music. 7:30-9. concert. Thurs. 6:30. Fri, pm. Sun. 9:30 am, 7:30 pin. Founded Dec. 1, 1925. Teachers College. Announcer. F. M. Henry. Mon. Hiker. Announcer, Arthur J. Landstrom. Daily dance program. Sun. I pm. WJZ' 5:30, 6:30. base- Central. 8:30-9:30 pm. Thurs. 8-9 pm. Founded 1923. Central. ex Sun, 6:30-7:30 pm. Tues, Fri, 9:30 -11 pm. Wed. ball; 6. Midsummer Dream. KDKA Little sym- Thurs. Sat. 9 -10 inn. Sun, 11.12 n, 10 -11 pm. Pa- phony; 7:15, WJZ. Eastern. KFHA KFLV cifie, Gunnison. Colo. 254.Im- I180kc. 50 watts. Western Rockford. Ill. 267.7m- 1120kc. 100 watts. Swedish KFQW KDLR State College of Colorado. Announcer, Evangelical Mission Devils E. Russell Church, Announcer A. T. Seattle, Wash. 217.3ín- 1380kc. 100 watts. KFQW. Lake. N. Dak. 230.6m- 1300kc. 15 watts. W'ightman. "Where the Sun Shines Every Frykman. Mon, 8:15 pm. Founded Oct. 1923. Radio Elec. Co. Announcer, Harold Day." Inc. Pacific. Daily ex Sun. 12 -1 pm, 4:30 -5:30. Serumgard Bert- Tues. Fri, 7 -9:30 pm. Founded May 1922 Mountain. Central. Wick. Daily ex Sun 7 -5:30 am. news, music; 12- 5:30 -6, 6 -7, 8:30.10, 10-11. Sun, 10-12 n. Pacific. 12:30 pm. weather: 6 -6:30, markets. Mon. 9:30- 11:30 pm. Sun. 11 am. church. Founded Jan. 25, KFHL KFLX KFQZ 1925. Central. Oskaloosa, Iowa. 212.6m- 1410kc. 10 watts. Penn Galveston. Texas. 270.1m- 1110kí 100 watts. George College. Calif. 232.4m- 1290kc. 100 watts. Taft Announcer. Donald Haworth. Tues, Fri. R. Clough, Radio Company. Announcer. Allan Fairchild. Daily 7 pm. Fri, 9:45 am. Sun, 4 pm. KDYL Central. ex Sun, 12 -1 pm. 5 -6 pot. 6 -II. Sun. 7.11 pm. Salt Lake City. Utah. 258.5m- 1160kc. 100 watts. KFMR Pacific. Intermountain Broadcasting Corp. Announcer. Philip KFI G. Lasky. Slogan, "On the Air -Goes Everywhere." Sioux City, Iowa. 232.4m- 1290kc. 100 watts. Morn - Los Angeles. Calif. 468.5m- 640kc. 5000 watts. ingside College. Daily ex Sun. Sat. 11:40.12:30 KFRC Daily ex Sun. 2 -5 pm. 6 -12 mid. Sun, 3.4:30 pm. Earle C. Anthony, Inc. Announcer. Leslie Adams. pm. 8 -9. Mountain. Slogan, Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. 7:30 -8:30 pm. Founded San Francisco. Calif. 454.3m -660kc 1,000 watt, "A National Institution." Daily ex Sat, 1924. Central. Lee. Inc. Announcer, Harrison folliway. Daily Sun. 5:30 -I1 im. Sat, 5:30 -2 Don am. Sun, II am. 5:30- ex Sat. Sun. 7 -9 am, 10 -12 n., 12 -1 pm, 4:30 -12 mid. 11. Installed KELW Spring. 1920. Pacific, Sat. 7.9 am, 10 -12 n., 12 -I pm, 4.12 mid. Sun. 12 -1 Burbank. Calif. 228.9m- 1310kc. 250 watts. Earl KFMX am. 12 -I pm. 5 -12 mid. l'acilm. L. White. Daily ex Sun, 11.2 pm. 5.10. Wed. KFIF Northfield, Minn. 236.1m- I270kc. 500 watts. Carle- ton College. Daily ex Sun, 10:30 am, time. Fri. 11 -2 pm. 5-7 pm. 9 -10. Last Sat, in month 10 -1 Portland, Ore. 214.2m- 1400ke. 50 watts. Ben- KFRU am. frolic. Pacific. son Polytechnic School. Announcer. Albert Skei. 8:15 pm, lecture, 8:45, 10. Sun. 7 pm. Central. Omar Columbia. Mo. 249.9m- 1200kc. 500 watts. Stephens Bittner. Tues. 8:15 -9:15 pm. Pacific. college. Announcer. La Von Rall. Slogan. "Where KEX KFNF Friendliness Is Broadcast Daily." Daily ex Sun. Portland. Ore. 239.9m- 1250kc. 2.500 watts. West- KFIO Shenandoah. Iowa. 461.3m- 650kc. 2000 watts. 6 8:30 -11:15 am, 3 putt. 6:30. Wed. 7:30-1n pm. 9:20. 4 in Broadcasting Co. Announcer. Jack Barnet. Spokane, Wash. 245.8m- 1220kc. 100 watts. North m -7 pm. Henry Field Seed Co. Announcer, Henry Thurs, 7:30 -II pot. Sun. 7:30 ant, 10:45. Daily ex Sun. 9:15.3 pm, 5:30-12 mid. Sun. 6:30.10 Central High School. Field. Slogan. "Friendly Station in a Friendly pm. 5. 7:30. Founded October 25, 1925. Central. pm. Pacific. Town." Daily ex Sun. 6-8:30 am, 10 -11. 12 -2:30 pm; KFIU 3. rocking chair time; 5 -7. Sun. 8:30 -9:30 am. 10:45 KFSD KFAB am. 2 pm. 3 -4, services; 6. Golden Rule. church San Diego. 440.9m- 680kc. 500 watts. Airfan Juneau. Alaska. 225.4m- 1330kc. 10 watts. Alaska service. Founded Feb.. 1924. Central. Calif. Lincoln. Nebr, 309.1m- 970kc. 5.000 6am -7pm. 2.000 Elec. Light & Power Co. Announcer. O. E. Schoem- Radio Corp. Daily ex Sun, 10 -11 am. 6 -10 pm. watts. Nebraska Buick Auto Co. Announcer. Gayle bell. Mon. Wed. Fri, 6-7 pm. Alaskan time. Sun. Il ant, 2.4 pm. Pacific. Grubb. Daily ex Sun 9:30.9:55 am. weather re- KFOA ports; 3 -4 pm. Mon, flues. Wed. Fri. 10:30.11 am. Se the Wash. 447.5m- 670kc. 1000 watts. Rhodes home economics. 11:45 -12:30 pm, 3:30.4 5:30. KFIZ KFSG pm. Dept. Store. Announcer, Arthur W. Lindsay. Angeles. 275.1m- 1090kc. 500 watts. 6:30. Daily ex Thurs. 7:30 -8 pm. 8. Sun. 11 am. Fond du Lac. Wis. 267.7m- 1120kc. 1(10 watts. Fond 10 Los Calif. Mon. nt-l0 pm. Tues. 12 -In pm. Wed. to am. Angeles Temple. Daily ex Sun, Mon. 10:30 -11:30 9-10 pm. Founded Dec. 4. 1924. Central. du I.ac Commonwealth Reporter. Daily ex S Sun. 11 pm. Thursday, 12 -10 pm. Fri. 10 am -12 mid. am, 11:30 -12:30, rgan; 2:30 -3:30 pm, news, markets, weather. Central. Sat. 12n. -I0 pm. Sun, 5:30-6:30 Pacific. pm. Program: pm. 3:30 -4:30, vesper; 06:30 -7:30. Tues. 7:30 -9:15 tan. KFAD W'ed. Fri. 7:30 -9:30 pm. Thurs. 7:30 -11 pin. Sat, Phoenix. Ariz. 272.6m- 110Okc. 500 watts. Electrical 7:30 -9:30 pm. Sun. 10:30 -tt. 2:30 -4:40 pm, 6:30- Equip. Co. Announcer, Arthur C. Anderson. Slogan. 9:30, 10 -11. Pacific. The Voice of Phoenix." Daily ex Sun. Mon. 3 -4 pm, 6.9 Wed. Sat, 10 -I1 pm. Sun, 1l am -12:30 pm. 8.10. Founded Oct. 30, 1921. Mountain. KFUL Galveston, Texas. 258.5m- 1160kc. 500 watts. KFAU CHALLENGE! Th mas Groggan & Bros. Boise. Idaho. 285.5m- 1050kc. 4000 watts 6 am -6 Pm. 2000 watts. Independent School Dist. of Boise. KFUM ONE DOLLAR will be paid to the In this issue is a complete alpha- 1000 watts. Mon. Tues Wed. "Thurs. Fri, 12:30 -1 pm, weather. Colorado Springs. Colo. 282.8m1060kc. markets, U. S. program. Tues. 7:30 -8 children's Radio fan submitting the most betical arrangement according to Corley Mountain Ilighway. Announcer. onward pm. o -7 10 -12. Tues, 8 -10 Thurs. hour: 8.10. music. Thurs. 8.10 pm. Sun. 3-4 pm. errors in one Rmwn .Mn.. pin. pm. any station's list- wave lengths, a wave length index, 8-12 Fri. 10 -12 nid. Sat, 8 -10 7:30 -9 pm. Founded Oct. 1921. Mountain. ing In this Official Call Book and Log. and a state, city index of stations. mid. pm. KFBB Letters must reach Radio Digest of- The information contained in each KFUO fice not later a month from station is given Havre. Mont. 275.1m- 1090kc. SO watts. F. A. than date data listing in the St. Louis, Mo. 234.2m- 1250kc. 1000 watts. Con- Buttrey Co. Annmmcer. E. A. Baer. Daily ex Sun, of issue corrected. Readers are not following order: Call letters, city, cordia The,,logical Seminary ILntheranl. Annnm,. ^r. 12:30 -1:30 pm. music, markets, weather reports. limited to correcting one station, but state, watts antenna input, owner's Herm. II. Ilohenstein. Mon. Wed, Fri, 9 pm. Fri. Wed, 7:30 -9 pm. Sun, 1.1:3(1 pm. Founded 1921. 0:30 pm. Sun. 3:30 pm. 4, 9:15. Founded Dec. 14. Mountain. such corrections must be certified by name, announcer's name, slogan used, 1924. Central. the stations themselves, and NOT by if any, name of listener in "club," KFBC comparison to other so- called accu- schedule of operating hours, and kind KFUP San Diego, Calif. 247.8m- 1210kc. 100 watts. Bal- rate broadcasting directories and lists. of time used, as "Central," "Moun- Denver, Colo. 227.1m- 1320kc. 100 watts- Fitz- boa Theater Bldg. Daily ex Sun. 9:30 -10:30 am. Readers also must live simons General hospital, Educational and Recrea- pm, 5 -10. Sun. 10-12 am. Bible lesson. in same state tain," etc. tional Dept. Daily ex. Sat. and Sun, 10.11 ant. Pacific. or province as stations corrected are Tues. Thurs, Fri, 7:30 pm. Mounta ti. located. Station verifications must Each issue of Radio Digest gives KFBK accompany corrections. In case of tie one the most complete and accurate KFUR Sacramento. Calif. 535.4m- 560kc. 100 watts. Sacra- duplicate awards will be paid. Call Book and Log obtainable. This Ogden, Utah. 225.4m- 1330kc. 500 watts. Peery Build. mento Bee. Kimball -Upson Co.. Mon. Announce- service is original with this publica- ing Co. Tues. Thurs, Sat, 9:50-11:50 pm, dan R. K. Clark. Tue., Sat. 7:30 -10 pm. Thurs. 8.10:30 That's just how sure Radio Digest music. Mountain. pm. Founded 1921. Pacific. is that this Official Call Book and Log tion, and has been maintained from is correct! To make the challenge the start. Right of reproduction KFBL without KFUS Everett Wash. 223.7m- 1340kc. 50 watts. Lesse fair for everyone. broadcasting sta- permission of any or all of Oakland. Calif. 256.3ní- 1170kc. 50 watts. The Bros. 71'ues. Thurs, Sat. 7 -8 pm. Mon. Wed, Fri. tions and ti. re employes are barred the data contained herein is forbid- Gospel Radio. Slogan. "The City of Opportunity." 10.11 Wed. Fri. 8-9 Sat. 6:30.8 pin. Sun. 11 -12n. Founded Sept. 1922. from Mon. Wed, Fri. am. pm. Pacific. this offer. den. 1:30 -2:30 pm, 6:30 -7:30. Sun. 9 -10 am. 11 -12n. KFBU 7:45 -9 pm, ^acific.. Laramie. Wyo. 428.3m -700kc. 500 watts. Bishop KFUT " N. S. Thomas. Announcer. F. C. Smith. Sunday Salt Lake City. Utah. 499.7m -600kc. 50 watts. services. Daily 11 am, 7:30 Pacific. pm. KFJB KFON University of Utah. Marshalltown, Iowa. 247.8m- 1210kc. 100 watts. Long Beach.Beach Calif. 241.8m- 1240kc. 500 watts. Phoenix. Ariz. 243.8m- 1230kc. 125 watts. Nielsen Marshall Electric Co. Announcer. M. F. Easter. Nichols & Inc, Announcer. Hal G. KFVD Radio Supply Co. Announcer. E. A. Nielsen. Slogan. Slogan. 'Marshalltown. the Heart of Iowa." Daily Nichols. Slogan, Piggly Wiggly Station. Daily and Venice. Calif. 208.2m-1440kc. 250 watts. W. J. & Kind Friends Conte Back." Mon. Thurs. 8.9 pm. ex Sun. 10 am. 12 -1:30 pm. Daily. 6 pm. 7. Tues. Sua, 9:30 am -12 mid. Founded March 1924. Pacific. C. I. MrWhinnie. Announcer. Mary Elizabeth 9.12 Sat, 8-10 KFCRpm. Sun. 9.11 am. Mountain. Fri. 8:30 pm. Sun, 11 am. 7:30 pm. Founded June Carter. Daily ex Sun, 9:30 -12 n., 4:30-6 pm. 2. 1923. Central. KFOR mid. Wed. 12 -2 am. Founded April 1925. Pacific. Lincoln, Nebr. 217.3m-1380kc. 100 watts. Howard Santa Barbara. Calif. 211.1m- 1420kc. 50 watts KFJF A Shuman. Daily ex Sun. 12:30.1:30 pm 2.3:15. KFVE Santa Barbara Co. ex Sun. 1100ke. 750.1000 Mon. Tues. Broadcasting Daily Oklahoma City. Okla. 272.6m- Wed. Fri. 6:4S -10 pm. Central. St. Louis, Mo. 234.2m- 1280kc. 2000 6 am -6 pm. 1000 12 -1 pm, 5:45 -7. 7 -7:20. 7:20.7:30. Mon, Tues. watts. National Radio Mfg. Co. Announcer, Tired watts. Greater St. Louis Broadcasting Corp. Wed. Thurs. 7:30.9:30 pm. Fri. 7:30 -10 pm. Sat. Hand. Slogan. Radio Headquarters if Okla- KFOX Announcer. Thomas Patrick Convey. Daily ex Sun. 12 -1 6:15.7:30 pm. Sun. 7:15.8:15 pm. 8:15- homa of ex pm. City -The City Opportunity." Daily Omaha. Nebr. 100 Thurs. 9:30 am -11 shoppers' club; baseball, 9:15. Pacific. Sun, 9 am, music: 10:30. 12 258.5m-1160kc, watts. Board of pm. markets; -1:30 pm. Education. Technical High. ex Sun. Sat. studio concert. Thurs, 9:30 am -6 pm. Sun. 11.9 music; 3 -5. 7 -10. Sun, 9 am, I. B. S. A.: 10. í11eíí s Daily 12 -1:30 pm. Tues, pm. Central. KFDM class; 11, services; 8. services. Central. 7:30 -9 pm. Central. Beaumont, Tex. 483.6m- 620kc. 500 watts. Mag- KFOY nolia Petroleum Co. Announcer, Static. Slogan. KFJI KFVG "Kall for Dependable Magnolene." Tues, Fri, 12:30- St. Paul, Minn. 285.5m- 1050kc. 250 watts. Beacon Independence. Kan. 225.4m- 1330kc. S0 watts: First Astoria. Ore. 249.9m- 1200kc. 15 watts. E. E. Radio Service. Announcer, M. G. Goldberg. Daily 12:55 pm. band concert; Tues. 8.10 pm; Fri, 8:30- Marsh and Liberty theater. Announcer. E. E. Methodist Episcopal church. Announcer. R W. 10:30 pm; Sun. 8 -9 Founded Oct. I. 1924. Cen- : Sun. 9 pm. Mon. 7 pm. Founded Mar. 1924. Elliott. Skean, "The Voice of Southeastern Kansas Pm. Marsh. Wed, 11 -11:30 pm. organ. Sun, 12:30-1:30 Central. tral. pm. Pacific. from Independence. the Buckle on the Oil Belt." Tues. 8 pm. Sun, 10:55 am. 7:30 pm. Founded Mar. KFDX KFJM KFPL 1925. Central. Shreveport, La. 236.1m- 1270kc. 250 watts. First Ihtblin, Texas, 275,1m- 109fkc. IS watts. C. C. Baptist church. Announcer. John S. Ramond. Wed, Grand Forks. N. D. 333.1m- 900kc. 100 watts. Uni- Baxter. announcer. Mon, Thurs, 8 pm. Sat, 11 pm. 9 -10 pm. Sun. 10:50-12 n.. 7:45.9. Founded 1922. versity of North Dakota. Daily. 12m, 6 pm. 8. Sun, 7:30 am. 1:30 pm. Central. KFVI Central. Founded Oct. 1923. Central. Houston. Texas. 238m- 1260kc. 50 watts. KFVI KFPM Broadcasting Company. Announcer. Harry Waters. Daily ex Sun, 1 -2 pm. Mon. \Ved, Sat. 8.9:30 pm. KFDY KFJR Greenville, Texas. 230.6m- 1300kc. 15 watts. The Founded 1925. Central. Portland. Ore. 282.8m- 1060kc. 100 watts. Ashley New Furniture Co. Announcer, Dave Ablowich, Jr. Brookings. S. D. 440.9m- 680kc. 500 watts. State Slogan, The New Home of Good College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts. An- C. Dixon & Son. Announcer. Ashley C. Dixon, Sr. Furniture Co,, the Daily ex Sun, Sat, 5 -6 pm. 7.8. Tues, 10 -11. Furniture. Located at Greenville. Texas, Where KFVS nouncer. Albert Kranz. Daily ex Sun, 12:30 -1:15 pm. Find Blackest People." ues. Thurs. 7:30 -9 pm. Thurs, 9:30 -10:30 pm. II -12. Fri. 12 -1 am. Sat. ro! "The Land. the Whitest Cape Girardeau. Mo. 223.7m- 1340kc. 50 watts. 1:30-3 pm, 5 -6. Founded Sept. 23, 1923. Pacific. Daily ex Sun, I pm. music. Mon. Wed, Fri. 8 pm. Hirsch Battery & Radio Co. Announcer, W. W. Sun. I1 m, services; 7:30 pm, irregularly. Central. Watkins, Slogan, 'The City of Opportunity.' Daily KFDZ KFJY ex Sun. 12 -15 pm, news, markets, 7:15, music. Mirneapolis. Minn. 215.7m- 1390kc. 10 watts. Harry KFPR Founded July 1925, O. Iverson. Sat. 8 Fort Dodge, Iowa. 232.4m- 1290kc. 100 watts. pm. Central. Tunwall Radio Announcer, Los Angeles, Calif. 232.4m- 1290kc. 250 watts. Co. Carl Tunwall. Daily Los Angeles Co. Forestry Dept. Irregular schedule. ex Sun. 10:30-I1:30 am. 5:45.7 pm. Tues. 10- 11:30 KFWB KFEC pm. Thurs. Fri, 8:30 -9:30 pm. Wed, 3 -4 Sun. pm. KFPW Hollywood, Calif. 361.2m- 830kc. 500 watts. Warner Portland, Ore. 214.2m- 1400kc. 50 watts. Meier 11.12:30 pm. Founded Oct. 1923. Central. Brothers. Announcer, William "Bill" Ray. Mon. & Frank Co., Inc. Announcer. R. E. Hartzog. Daily Carterville, Mo. 263m- 1140kc. 50 watts. St. John Tues. Thurs. Fri. 10.10:40 am, 12-2:30 4:45 -12 M. E. church, S. Slogan, "Keeping Pace with Christ pm, ex Sun, 12 m, weather reports; 4.5 pm, music. 6-7. KFJZ mid. Wed. Sat, 10 am, 12n -12 mid. Sun, 7:30 -10 pm. Pacific. Means Progress." Daily ex Sun. 6:30 -7 am. 1.2:30 Pacific. Fort Worth. Texas. 249.9m- 1200ke. 50 watts. W. pm. 2:30 -3 pm. Sun, 1 -2:30 pm. Central. E. Branch. Daily ex Wed. Sun. 10:01 am. 4 -6 pm. KFEL 7 -5, 9 -IO. Sun. 1.3 pm. 6 -7. Central. Denver Colo. 247.8m- 1210kc. 250 watts. Eugene KFPY KFWC P. O l allon, Inc. Announcer. J. H. Hathaway. Spokane. Wash. 245.8m1220kc. 250 watts. Symons Pomona, Calif. 222.1m-1350kc. 100 watts. L. E. Daily ex Sun. 7:15 am. gym; 10. II. 2, 4. 5. 6. KFKA Investment Co. Announcer, E B. Craney. Daily %Vail. Announcer, Bert Elise Wall. Daily ex Sun. Tues. Thurs, 8 pm. Tues. 10 pm. Fri. 11 pm. Sun. Greeley. Colo. 545.1m- SSOkc. 200 watts. Colorado ex Sun. Sat. 9:45.11 am, 3-5 pm. 6. 10:30. Sun, 4 -6 pot. 7.11. Pacific. 8:30 am, 10. 2:30 pm. 4:30. Mountain. State Teachers' College. Announcer, H. E. Green. 7 -12 mid. Pacific. KFWF KFEQ KFKB KFQA St. Louis. Mo. 214.2m- 1400kc. 250 watts. St. St. Joseph. Mo. 230.6m -1300 kc. 1000 watts. J. L. Milford, Kan. 241.8m- 1240kc. 2500 -1500 watts. J. St. Louis, Mo. 247.8m- 1210kc. 50 watts. The Louis Truth Center. Slogan. "The Voice of Truth." Scroggin. Announcer. Clarence Koch. Daily ex R. Brinkley, M. D. Daily ex Sun. 10:15-10:30 am, Principia. Sun. I l ant. Founded May 9, 1924. Cen- Announcer. Rev. Charles II. Hartmann. Thurs, 10:45 Sun, 8:45 am. 9. 10. 11. 12. 2. markets; 5 music; 12 -1:30 pm. Daily ex Sun. Sat. 3-4 pm. 5:30 -10. tral. m. 7:45 pot Sun. 9 am. 10:45. 7:45 pm, Founded 6:30. music. 8:30.10. Mon. 11 -12 mid. Sun, Il-12 n. Sun. 8 am, 10. 6 -12 mid. Central. KFQB 1925. Central. KFEY KFKU Fort \ %'orth, Tex. 333.Im- 900kc. 1000 watts. Lone KFWI Kellogg. Idaho. 232.4m- 1290kc. 10 watts. Union Lawrence. Kan. 254.1m- 1180kc. 500 watts. Uni- Star Broadcast Co. Announce, Zack E. Ilurt. San Francisco, Calif. 267- 7m- 1120kc. 500 watts. High School Station. Announcer. Walter C. Clark. versity f Kansas. Announcer. Ellsworth C. Dent. Daily ex Sun. 5:30 -9:30 am. 12:30-1:30 pm. 7:.ín- Radin Entertainments, Inc. Mom Tues. Wed, Thurs, Slogan. 'Voice of the Coeur D'Alenes." Mon, Thurs. Mon, Thurs, 7-8 pm. Founded Dec. 15. 1924. Cen- 5:30. 9:30 -11. Wed, 8.30 -9:30 am, 12:30-1:30 J Sant -I Ipm. Fri, 7-11 pm. Sat. 7 ant -2:30 am. Sun. 7 -8 pm. Sun, 11 am, 7:30 pm. Pacific. tral. Sat. 7:30-11 pm. Sun. 11.12n. 6 -7 pm, 7:30 -11. C'en- 7:50 -11 pm. Pacific.

www.americanradiohistory.com 44 RADIO D I G E S T- Illustrated December, 1927 KFWM KGDR KGNP KMED Oakland. I :,bi, 236.1 m- 127Pkc. 500 watts. 1000 San Antonio, Texas. 202.6m-1480kc. 15 watts. Hardin, Mont. 263n- 1140kc. 50 watts. American Medford, Ore. 249.9m- I200kc. 50 watts. W. J. 6 am- 6 pm. Oakland Educational Society. An- Jae B. McShane. Announcer. Joe B. McShane. Legion. Hardin Post. No. 8. Virgin. Daily ex Sun. 1n -11 am. 12:15 -1:15 pin. nouncer. G. R. l'ollock. Mon, Tues. Thurs. Fri, Daily ex Sun, 4:30 -5:30 pm. Thurs. 9 -10 pm. Cen- 6:15. Mou. 'Pues. Wed, Fri, 10 lint. Thurs, Sat. Sat. 8.10 pm. Thurs. 12 -30 -1:15 pm. 2-4. Tues. tral. KGO II pin. Sun. 11 -12 it, 8.9:15 cm. Pacific. Founded Wed. Fri. 2-3 poi. Pues, 12:30 -1:15 pm. 2 -3. Sun. Oakland. Calif. 384.4m- 780kc. 5000 watts. Gen. Dec. 22, 1926. 9:311 -I1 am. 12:30-2:30 pm. 7:30 -9, 10.11. Pacific. KGDW Elec. Co. Announcer, Howard I. Milholland. Daily Humboldt. Nebr. 2939m- 1020kc. 100 watts. Frank ex Sun, 11:31) tn. 1 pat, weather, stocks; 6 -6:55, KMIC KFWO J. Rist. dinner concert: a6:55. reports. Daily x Sun, V. concert. 5:30. kiddies club; 8 -9, grand Inglewood. Calif. 223.7nrv1340kc. 250 watts. J. R. Avalon. Calif. 299.8m- I000kc. 250 watts. Major Sat, 4.5 pm. Pouch. Min. Tues. Wed. Fri, 7 am -8 10 -12. 9. 8 -9 pat. Pilgrims: 9-10. Ever - rm. Lawrence Mutt -Signal Corp. Slogan. "Katalina for KGDR opera, time: Tues. Thurs. Sat, 7 am-12 mid. Sun, 11- 12:15 pm, Wonderful Outings.' Daily, 12:30 -1:30 7:30 -9. eadi hour; 10 -11, (lits and Bits. \Ved. 6:35 pm. pm. Shreveport. La. 212.6m- 1410kc. 250 watts. William 10 -12, dance 8 -9:15. Pacific. Founded Jan. 10, 1927. Tiles, Fri. Sun, 5 -6 pm. Pacific. farm; 8-9. vaudeville; 9 -10. drama; Erwin Antony. music. Thurs, 5 -6 pm, Boy's hour; 81. 9 -10. KFXD Fri. 5:30 -6 pm, 8 -9. 9 -10, 10 -I1. 11 -12. Sat, 8 -9 pat. KMJ KGDY 9.10, 10.11. Sun, 11 am. 7:30 pm. services; 4, ves- 365.6ín-820kc. 5Q watts. Fresno Idaho. 204m- 1470kc. 15 watts. KFXD Fresno, Calif. Jerome, Oldham, S. D. 206.8m- 1450kc. 15 watts. J. Albert per, 5:30- 6:30. 9, 9.10. Pacific. Bee. Announcer. W. F. Bragg. hlon, Wed, Fri. Inc. Daily ex Sun, 12 n. Wed. Sat, 8 -10 pm. Sun. Loesch. Thorn. 7:45.11 pm. Central. Founded -9:15 pm. 9:15 -12 mid. Pacific. Founded 11:20 -12:_0 7:15 Sat, pm. Dec. 26. 1926. KGRC Oct. 1. 1922. KFXF KGEF San Antonio. Texas. 220.4m- 1360kc. SO watts. Denver, Colo. 282.Sm- 1060kc. 250 watts. Colorado Gene Roth & Co. Announcer, L. G. Veber. Daily KMMJ Los Angeles. Calif. 263ní- 1140kc. 500 watts. Trinity 2 -3 pm. Mon. Sat. 8:30 -9:30 285.5m- 105Ukc. 250 -500 watts. Radio Corp. Announcer, W. I). Pyle. Slogan, The Methodist church. ex Sun. 8:30 -9:30: Clay Center. Neb. Voice of Denver." Mon, Tues, 6 -10 Wed. pm. Wed, 9:3(1 -10:30 pm. Fri. 7:30 -8:30 pm. Sun. SI. M. Johnson Co. Daily s u 7:30 a i. Io. 11. pm. 0 8. Suit. 6 -12 Sun. 8 pm. Mountain. 1 -2 pm. Central. Opened Jan. 31. 1927. 12:30. I. S. livestock m:ukel \ I:3 pm. mid. Fri. Sat. 6.12 mid. 1925.7. KGEH uc.. silent. Founded Central. KFXJ Eugene. Ore. 201.2m.1490kc. 50 watts. Eugene KGRS Broadcast Station. Daily ex Sun. 9.10 am. 12:15- 9 pm. ' Colorado. 215.7m- 1390kc. 50 watts. R. G. Howell. 12:50 pat. 6:30-8. Sun, 9:45.10:30 am. 6 -8 pm. Fri. Amarillo. Texas. 243.8m- 1230kc. 150 watts. Gish Slogan, Scenic Center." Daily ex Sun. Radio Announcer, I.. It. Cornelius. Daily Tacoma. Wash. 254.Im- 1130kc. 250 watts. KMO. 'America's 10 -12 slid. Pacific. Senne. E. Iiaymond, Mom, Tues. pm. -9. 7 -7:30 Mountain. am. 7, :0, t i :45, 6:30 7. 8. Mon, Inc. Announcer. Carl 4:30 5:30 Sun. pun. ex Sun, 6:30 pm. 7 -9:30 pm. \Ved, Fri. 9 pat. Sun, II a0í. 8 pnl. Central. Wed, Thurs. 10 -11 am, 2 -3 pat. Mon, KGEK Tues. 9 -12:39 ant. Wed. Thurs. Fri, 8 -10 pm. Sat. KFXR Yuma. Colo. 263m-1140kc. 10 watts. 7 am7 pm. 10 -11 am. 2.3 pm, 6 -7. 9.11. Fri. 10 -11 am. 2 -3 City. Okla. 223.7m- 1340kc. 50 watts. KGTT Oklahoma Beehler Electrical Equipment Co. t Sun.- 10- :30 -12 mid., 6 -7. 7:30'). Pacific. Exchange Ave. Baptist church. Mon. \Ved. Fri. San Francisco. Calif. 206.8ní- 1450kc. 50 watts. Rounded. 25. 1926. 8 pm. Sun. services. Glad Tidings Temple and Bible Institute. (Daily KGEN ex Sun. 12:30 pm. scripture reading. Tues. Wed. El Centro. Calif 225.4tn- 133ikc. 15 watts. E. 8 -10 pm. Wed. 2:3:1 -4 pt Divine healing KMOX KFXY Daily ex Sun. Fri, 29).8m- 1000kc 5'100 watts. The R. hey and F. M. Bowles. Thurs, service. Sun. 2:30 -3 pun Sunday school. 3.5. St. Louis, \lu. Flagstaff. Ariz. 205.4m- 1460kc. 25 watts. Mary 12:15 -1:15 pm. Mon. Wed. Fri. 5:30 -6:30 pm. Tues. service; 7:30 -10, service. Pacific. Founded Nov. Voice of St. Louis. Announcer. George Junkie. M. Costig:un. Announcer. Cecil J. Walters. Tues. Sat. 8-9 pm. Thurs. 10.11 pm. Pacific. 1925. Daily ex Sun, 8,40 am. 1 pm. markets. Daily ex Thurs. Sat. 10:15.11:15 pun. Mountain. Sun, 2 pat. talks; 5:15, music; 5:311. farm talks; KGEO 6. children's chub; 6:30, orchestra; li. 9, 10. 11, 1241 KGU am. music. Sun. 5 pm, 6, 8, 9, 10, music. Central. KFYO Grand Island. Nebr. 205.4m- 1460kc. 100 watts. Honolulu, Hawaii. 270.1m- 1110kc. 600 watts. Marion Breckeurirce. Tex. 211.Im- 1420kc. 15 watts. Hotel Yancey. Mon, Wed, Sat, 8.9 pm. Tues. A. Muttony. Announcer, Homer Tyson. Daily ex Kirksey -fliers Battery & Elec. Co. Daily ex Fri. 12:25 -12:55 pm. Sun. 2 -4 pm. Central. Sun. Sat, 12.1:15 pm. 4:30 -5:311. Thurs. 7:30 -9:30 KMTR Sun. > _,,, 12.1 pm. 8 -10. Central. pm. Sat. 2 -1:30 pm. Sun. 6 -9:30 pm. 15754 mer- Los Angeles. Calif. 526m- 570kc. 500 watts. KMTR KGEQ idian. 54 hours earlier than Pacific. Radio Corp. Daily ex Sun. 7 -7:30 ant. exercises; Minneapolis. Minn. 202.6m- 1480kc. 50 watts. Fred 7:30 -8. 8:45.9, time; 11 pm. 1:30 -2:311. 5:30 -6, 5 -11. KFYR W. Herrmann. Mon, 7 -8 pm. Tues, 8:30 -11:45 pm. Installed June. 1925. D. 249.9m-12IIOkc. 250 watts. FI'I KGW Wed. 6:30 -8:30 pm. Thurs. 8:30.10:30 pm. Fri. Portland Ore. 49L5m- 6IOkc. 1,000 watts. Ore- 6 n, Iloskins- Sleyer, Inc. Announcer, C. 6:159 pm. Sat. 3 -5:30 pm. Central. F. 11irLun. Daily ex Sun. 12:3(1 -1:30 pm. 6:30 -8:30 gonian Publishing Co. Announcer, Dick Haller. KNRC Slogan, Keep Growing Wiser." Daily ex Calif. 374.8m- 800kc. 500 watts. pm. Pues. Thurs. 10 -11 pm. Sun. 10 -30 -12 n. 1 -3 KG\\', Santa Monica. pat. Founded Dec. 1925. KGER Sun. 10.11:30 am. town crier. Household helps; 6 -7. Keirulff & Ravenscroft Co. Dail ex Sun. 1:311 -4:39. Long Beach. Calif. 215.7m- 1390kc. 100 watts. concert, 7.10. Mon. 9 -12 id. Tues, 9:45 -10 am. Pues. Thurs, Sat. 2:311 -3 pun. 'Iltes, 4:30-5 pm. Sun. C. Merwin Dobyns. exercises: 2 -3 pm, 7. travelog; 9.11 pm. \Ved, 9 -111 10:45 ant. 2:30.4 pat, 7 -9. Installed 1921. Pacific. KGA pm. 10 -12. Thurs. 7:30 -7:45 ern, amusement guide: Spokane. Wash. 260- 7m- 1150kc. 2,000 wat ts. KGES 7:45.8. lecture: 9 -10. Fri. 9:45 -111 am. exercises: 11 7:30 -8, 9 -12 mid. Sat, 10 -12 mid. Pacific. KNX Northwest Radio Service Co. hail' ex Sun. ant; Central City. Neb. 204m- 1470kc. 10 watts. Cen- Lus Angeles. Calif. 336.9m- 890kc. 500 watts 1.os 12, news; 5:40, stocks. weather; 6. time; 6:20, 8. tral Radin Elect Co. Angeles Evening Express. Announcer. "Town Crier." program. Sun, II am, 7:30. Pacific. KGY Daily ex Sun, 6:45 am. exercises; 8. prayer; 8:55. KGEU Lacey. Wash. 243.8m- 1230ke. 50 watts. St. Martins time: 9. news: I0, Toun Crier; 10:30. economics: KGAR Lower Lake. Calif. 227.1m- 1320kc. 50 watts. College. Announcer. Sebastian Ruth. Slogan 'Out 1:30 pm. book talk; 2 -4. 4:55 markets: 5. 5:30. -9:30 Fri. Where the Cedars Meet the Sea.' Sun. Tues, Thurs. music; 5:45. Town Crier: 6:30, dinner music. Mon, Tucson, Ariz. 234.2m- 1280kc. 100 watts. Tucson Lotowana Lodge. Mon. Wed, 7:30 lint. 8:30 -9:30 Pacific. Citizen. Announcer, Harold S. Sykes. Daily ex 7 -9 pm. Sun. 1:45.2:45 pm, 8 -9. Pacific. Founded pm. Tues. Wed. Thur. Fri. 7 -12 midnight. Sat, 7 -2 ant. 2 -4. Sat. 7.9 pun. Sun, 11 am. Installed June 1926. Dec.. 1926. Sun. 10 -12:30 pm, church service; 12:45 -1:45. Mountain. KHAC 6:30 -9. 9- 10:30. Installed Oct. 11, 1924. Pacific. KGEW Pacific Coast. 204m- 1470kc. 50 watts. Flying Broad- KGBS Fort Morgan, Colo. 218.8m1370kc 100.200 watts. casters. Inc. KOA Announcer, Glenn S. 'White. 6 m- h. 202.6m- 1480kc. 100 watts. Arthur City of Fort Morgan. Denver, Colo. 325 -9ní- 920ks. 2500 watt, Daily ex Sat. Son. S 5 -5:45 pm. markets. Tues. KHJ 7 I m. 5000 watt. General Elec. Co. D: ily ex Sun. (' l' ,,re 11ote1. Mon, Tues. Wed. Thurs, Thurs. 8 -10 pat. Sat. 12 -1 pm, 5.10. Sun. 11.12n, Los Angeles. Calif. 416.4ní- 740kc. 500 watts. Lus 11:45 am, weather, road reports, markets. Daily ; Ill. Pacific. 2.4 pm. Mountain. Angeles Times. Announcer. John S. Daggett. ex Sat. Sun, produce. Daily ex Suu, 12:05 pm. Slogan. "Kindness, happiness. Joy." Daily ex Sun. organ. Tues. Thurs. Fri. 4, housewives' matinee. KGBU KGEY Mon, 6 pm, trio; 6:30. children's hour: 7:30. lecture; Tues. Thurs. Fri. 3:30 pm. Daily ex Sat, Sun. 6 I:. Alaska. 228.9m4310kc. 500 watts. Denver. Colo. 201.2m- 1490kc. 250 watts. J. W. 8 -10. music. Sun, 10 am. -12:30 pin, 7, 5 -10. l'acitic. Pm. stocks. markets. produce. news bulletins. Mou. A' & Servire Cu. Dail Wed.ed. Dietz. 7:30 pm. Appreciation hour. Tues, farm question ,.i. n. 7.8 pm. 10-12. box. Wed. 7:30 tint. Tiny Town tales; Fri. 7:30 pm. KHMC S. S. lesson. Mon. Wed. Fri. 8 pm. orchestra: 8:IS KGEZ Harlingen, Tex. 236.Im- 1270kc. 100 watts. Har- pm. regular program. Sat. 7 pm. football. Sun. Kalispell, Mont. 293.0m- 1020kc. 100 w: tt , Fiat. lingen 8lusic Co. Ihtil ex Sun, 2 -4 pm. Fri. 7 m. KGBX am. 11 am and 7:30 l'm. service: 5:30 pm. music. St. Joseph, M. 288.3m-1040kc. 100 watts. Foster - head Itroaticasting Assn. Daily and Sun. 12.1:30 9:30 pm. Central. Founded Dec. 15. 1924. Mountain. -9 11 am, 7:30 t lountain. n:li. Inc. Announcers. R. D. Foster, R. I.. 11i11. Thurs, 7:30 pm. Sun. pm. Daily ex Suu. 7 -8 am, 12 -1 pm. Mon. 5 -6 pun. Wed, KHQ KOAC 5 -7 Pm. Tue,. Thurs. Fri. 6 -In pm. Sun. 7:30 pat. KGFB 810kc. 1006 watts. Louis V 1340kc. 10 watts. A. Spokane. 370.2m- Corvallis. Ore. 270.1m- 1110kc. 500 watts. Oregon Founded August 1I. 1926. Central. Iowa City, Iowa. 223.7m- Wanner. Inc. Announcer, C. P. Underwood. Slogan. Agricultural College. Announcer. W. L. Kadderly. G. Dunkel. Daily ex Sun. 12.12:30 pin. 6.6:30. World." ex Suu. 12:30.1:30 Mon, Tues, Wed. Thurs. Fri. 11.12 mid. Central. Tells the Dail Weil. Mon, Tues, Wed. Thurs, Fri. 7 pm. Pacific. KGBY pm, 3 -4. 6 -12 mid. Wed. 7 -10 pm. Sun, 10:30 am, Columbus, Nebr. 202.6m- 14SOkc. 50 watts. Thelen KGFF 11, 2 -10 pm. Pacific. KOB and laddiken. Tues. Sat. Fri. 12:35 -1:15 pm. 8 -9:15. State College. N. M. 760kc. 7500 watts. 6 Central. Alva. Okla. 205.4m-1460kc. 25 watts. Earl E. 394.5nt- Hampshire. KIAF m -6 pin. 5000 ws. N. M. College of Agri. & Sihtipoc. Minn. 422.3m- 710kc. 500 watts. Steele MMech. Arts. Announcer. Robert Stewart. Slogan. KGBZ KGFG Co. Slogan, Fair from the Maddening Crnssd." -rie Sunshine State ,f :\nterica. Dail' 11:55- Gm- Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 -8 pm. Sun. 2 -3 pm. Central. 12:Sunshine0 pm, time. s. -ether. markets. road retorts, York. Nebr. 212 141014c. 100 watts. Announcer. Oklahoma City. Okla. 215.7m- 139Okf. 50 watts. time. weather. road r - Ur. R. Mogan, "Keep Your Hogs music. George Miller. Full Gospel Church. i -8:30 pin. farm ont. \Weil. Wed. Th Fri. Sat, ortn 1.4 7:301 I ruer and Poultry Healthy." Mon. ors. KICK l'ri. 7:3p-6:311 l'm, music. Founded 1920. Moun- 12:20 am. markets. music, 12:30. 2:30. 7:30. Thurs. KGFH Red Oak. Iowa. 322.4m.9.30kc. tfxi watts. At lint it tain. Sat. 10:30 -11:30 tin. music. Sun 9 -m. ice; 223.7m- 1340kc. 250 watts. Automobile Cu. Operated by Walnut Grove Pr,ducts 3 5 La Crescenta. Calif. pm. musicale: Alternate Sun, pm. Opened r Aug. Formosa II. il obin - Co. Announcer. 1ra1. A. Marshall. Daily ex Sun. 1926. Frederick Robinson. Annoncer. Daily ex KOCH Central. Slogan. "\/ice of the Sierras." Mun. Tues, 11:50.12:30 pm. question NM. markets. 25$ Sun, 7:45 -9 pm. Founded 1923. Central. Omaha, Neb. 5nt-I Ifiikc. 250 watts. Central Wed. Fri. 8- 10pnt. Rade., School. \omwwcr. C. I1. Tho.ps "n. \1.,n, KGCA Tues, Thur.:, 7.10:30 in. Sat, 12 midnight. Sun. Decorah, Ia. 247.8m- 121nkc. 10 watts. Bar Bear KGFI KJBS 3:30 pm. Founded 1922. Central. Clothing Company. Announcer, Charles Greenley. San Angela. Tex. 220Ám- t360kc. 15 watts. M. L. San Francisco, Calif. 220.4m- 1360kc. 50 watts. Daily. 12:30 -1 pm. Wed. 7 -8 pm. Sun. 2 -4 pm. Eaves. Daily ex Sun. 9 am 120.. 3 pat, markets. Julius Brunton & Sons Co. Announcer, Jack Smith. KOCW Central. eather, 8 -11, entertainment. Central. Daily ex Suu, 9 -12n, 1:311 -5 pm. \Jon. Wed. 8 -10 8-I2 8 -10 pm. Fri. 8-11 lint. Chickasha. Okla. 252m- 1190ke. 250 watts. Okla. pun. Tues. mid. Thurs. Thurs. 8 pm. music. 1:30 -5 Pacific. College for Women. Tues, KGCB KGFJ Sun, pm. Daily ex Sun. 12 -1:30 lint. Sun. Mon. Wed. Thurs. Oklahoma City, Okla. 215.7m- 1390kc. 50 watts. Los Angeles. Calif. 208.2m- 1440kc. 100 watts. 10:15 am, Mon, 10 -1:30 am, musicale. Central. Wallace Radio Institute. Ben S. McGiashan. Slogan. "Keeping Good Folks KJR Joyful." Dail ex Sun. 6:30 -9:30 am. 12 -4:30 pm. Seattle. Wash. 348.6m- 860kc. 2500 watts. North KOIL KGCH 6 -9. Pacific. Founded Jan. 18. 1927. est Radio Service Co. Announcer. W. C. Gordon. Council Bluffs. la. 277.6m- 108Okc. 4000 -2000 watts. Daily ex Sun, 10:30 ana shopping service: 11:30. Mona Motor Oil Co. Announcer, Bob Hall. Daily Wayne. Nebr. 293.9m41020kc. 250 watts. Wayne music; 12 n. time. weather; 5:40, stocks; 6. time: Hospital. Announcer Merrill Shum. Slogan. Re- KGFK ex Sat. Sun. 11:45 am. music. talks; weather, mar- 6:10. box office; 6:20. news; 6:30. dinner concert: kets: 12. musa: I:.in, :\mit Sammy." Daily ex Us When U. K. III." Daily ex Sat. Mun. Hallock, Minn. 223.7m-1340kc. 50 watts. Kittson 8. 10. time. Mon. 2 pm. Sun. 11 12 studio concert; Sun. 5:45. weather. news: 6 -12 ll. Sat. 12- 12:.10 6:30 pm. Tues. Thurs. 4 -5 pm. Founded Aug. 1926. County Enterprise. Mun, Wed. Fri. -1:30 pm. am. service: 6 pm. dinner concert; 7:45, organ; 8. member pm. am. 1 pm. Sun, 11 am. service; 12:15, Uncle Jack; Central. Agri. reports. news. music. Mon. Fri. 8.10:30 service; 9:30, studio concert. Pacific. Central. 7. 7:30, 11. Founded July 10, 1925. Central. KGCI KKP KOIN San Antonio, Tesas. 220.4m- 1360kc. 15 watts. KGFL 15 watts. City of 1000 KOIN. Raton, N. M. 212.Im- 1350kc. 50 watts. Radio Seattle. Wash. 265.3m- 1130kc. Portland. Ore. 319m- 940kc. watts. Liberty Radio Sales. Seattle. Daily ex Sun. 10 pm. Pacific. Inc. Daily ex Sun, 10 am. 11 am. 12 n, 3. 5:15, 6, 7, Trust Co. 7:30. 8 -9. Sat. 11.1 m. Sun, 6 -7 pm, 7:50. 9. Pacific. KGCL KGFM KLCN April. 1926. Seattle. \ \'ash. 230.6m- 1300kc. 50 watts. Louis Yuba City. Calif. 211.1m- 1420kc. 15 watts. George Blytheville. Ark. 285.5ín- 1050kc. 6 am -6 pm. 50 KOMO \Vasmer, Archie Taft. Announcer. Herman Riece. W. Johnson. Daily ex Sun. 9:30 -10:30 am. Mun. watts. Edgar G. Harris. - I Wash. 305.9m- 980kc. 1000 watts. Fisher's Mn... Wed. Thur. 6:30 -7:30 pat. 8:30 I. Tues. \Ved. Fri, 8 -10 pni. Pacific. Seattle, Fri. Sen. 3.7:30 pun. Pacifie. Blend Station, Inc. Announcer, G. Donald Gray. KLDS Daily ex Sun. 10 am -12:30 ant, 10, inspirational; KGFN Independence. Mn. 270.1m- 1110kc. 1500 watts. Re- 10:15. health exercises; 10:30, home economics; I1. KGCN N. D. 199.9m-1500kc. 15 watts. Haraldson organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day vocalists: 12 n. farm talks; 12:15. organ; 1:15, 50 watts. Con- Aneta. 5:45, stocks Kan. 208.2m- 1440kc. & Thingstad. Saints. Midland Broadcasting Ca. Announcer. Ar- orchestra: 5:15, children's program; l asting Co. Daily ex Sun, 12:30.1:30 thur B. Church. Pues. 6:30 am, 7. 6:45 pm. 7:30. 8. and bonds; 6. news; 6:15. orchestra; 9, N. B. C.; I ounded Aug. 1926. Central. Thurs. 6:45 pm, 8. Fri. 6:30 am, 7. Sat. 8 pm. Sun. 10, program ; 10:30. news; 10:45, dance orchestra. KGFO 8:30 am. 9. 11. 3 pm, 6. 9:15. Central. Sun. 10 -12:30 am, 2 -3 pm. 5:30 -6:30. 7 -9, 9 -10. Terre Haute. Ind. 204m- 1470kc. 100 watts. KGFO. Pacific. KGCR Inc. - I m",kings, S. D. 208.2m- I440kr. 15 watts. Cut KLIT lei. Radio Broadcasting Service, Inc. Portland, Ore. 206.8m- 1450kc. 10 watts. Lewis I. KOW KGFP Thompson. Denver, Cul . 247.8m- 1210kc. 250 watts. The As- Mitchell. S. D. 212.61,1410kc. 10 watts. Mitchell sociated Industries Broadcasting. Announcer, Lewis KGCU Broadcast Cu. Grove. Daily ex Sun, 11 am -12 n. 1:30 -3:30 pm. )Lu. N. D. 239.9m- 1250kc. 100 waits. Mandant KLS 6:30 -10. Sun, 11 am. 6. service, hlountaitt. H. L. Dahners. Daily B a d , . A. '. Announcer, KGFW Oakland. Calif. 245.8m- 1220kc. 250 watts. War- 11 -12n, 4:3(1 -6:30 12 -1:30 pm. 6 -7. Suit. pat. 10 watts. Otto ner Bros. Radio Supplies. Announcer, Ralph Moore. ountain.MSun, Ravenna, Nebr. 296.9mI010kc. Slogan, "The City of Golden Opportunity." Sun, KOWW Announcer R. H. McConnell. Slogan. 50x1 F. Sthmatt. 10 -11 am. Pacific. Walla Walla. \ \'ash. 299,8m- 1000kc. watts. "Catering to the home Folks." Daily ex Sun. Frank A. ;Moore. Slogan, The Valley They Liked KGCX 8A am. 11:45 -12:15 pin. 3:15 -4:15. Central. So Well They Named It Twice." Mon, ''burs, 4 -5 Vida, Mont. 243.8m- 12311kc. 10 watts.w tts. First State KLX pm. 7.12. Tues. 4 -5 pm. 7 -8. Wed. 4 -5 put. 7.9:30. flank of Vida. Announcer, E. E. Daily KGFX Oakland, Calif. 508.2m- 590kc. 500 watts. Oakland Fri. 4 -5 pm. 7 -10. Sat, 7 -8 pm, 10 -12. Sue, 11 -12 n. Sun, 11 am. 2 -4 Mountain. H, Gabriel. Slogan. ex Sun, 12n, pm. Pierre, S. 1). 254.1m- 1t8okc. 210 watts. 6 am- Tribune. Announcer, Charles Jr. Pacific. McNeil. "Where Rail and \ Vater Meet." Dail ex Suí,. 6 pm. Dana am. woman hour: 11:30. luncheon concert; 1. 4:30. KGDR 530 6.3. dinn er c ert: 7. 8. program. KPCB Dell Rapids. S. D. 254.1m- 1180kc. 6 am, -6 pm. Seattle. Wash. 230.6m- 13(0kc. 50 watts. Pacific Marion KGGF Pacific. Founded Nov, c 20. 1922. 15 watts. Home Auto Co. Announcer. 206,8m- I00 watts. Dr. D. Coast Biscuit Co. Daily ex Sun, 11:15 -11:30 am. Rollins. Sun. 1:30-5 pin. Central. ficher. Okla. 1450kc. recipe: 11.30 -1_ ti, tine ale. \Iona Wed. Fri. 7:30 L. Connell. Daily ex Snit, 7:30 -8:30 pm, 8:30 -9:30. Mon. S: í'16 6- 6:.311 On Sept. 1. 1927. KLZ am, 9:45. Wed. 'linos, lull,. pm. Central. air Dupont. Colo. 399.8n1- 750kc, 100 w ns. Reynolds 'rues. Fri. 8:30-9:301 pee. Mon. 7:30 -8:30 pit. 9:30. KGDE Radio Co. Announcer. Julian C. Riley. Slogan. 10.30. Toe, 9:30 -30:30 pm. \\' I. 7:311 -5:.II pen. Ilarrett. Minn. 205.4m- 1460kc. 50 watts. taren Station of the \Vest.' Daly Thurs. 7:3(1.5:311 pm. Fri, 7'30-4:30 pm. 9:30 -10:30. Sae, 1_':30 pm. musicale; KGGH "Pioneer Broadcasting Drug company. Daily x Cedar Grove, la. 212.6ní- 1410kc. 50 watts. Bates and Sun. 9:301 am, I. 6. Shn. 6 -111 pm. Tues, 6 -11 Sat. 7:30 -10:30 pm. Pacific. Founded April I. 1927. 1. news. weather. markets; 4:30 -7. n ns' ale. Sun. Thurs. 6 -7 pm. Fri, 6 -11 pm. 1926. Kasha & Elec. Co. Announcer, A. J. Bates. Mon. lint. Wed. 6-10 pm. 19:30 -3 pea 6,8. Licensed Sept. 15. Central. 6 9:30 am, 7 -11. Mountain. Med. Fri. 7 -9 pm. Central. Sat, -12 mid. Sun. KPJM Prescott, Aria. 214.2m- 1400kc. 15 watts. Frank KGDJ KMA Wilburn. Irregular hours, news, sports. 10 watts. R. Rathert. KGGM Cresco, Iowa. 202.6m- 1480ke. Inglewood. Calif. 204m- 1470kc. 100 watts. Jay Shenandoah. Iowa. 394.Sm- 760kc. 1000 watts. May Peters. l'urt,l,le. Seed & Nursery Co. Announcer. Earl E. May. Daily ex Sun, 6 -7 an, 9 -n1. II- 12:311, -4 pm_ Daily KPLA KGDM \1.,n. 5 410:30 pm. Sun. Los Angeles. Calif. 252m -1190ke. 500 watts. Pacific Calif. 217.3m- 1380ke. 10 watts. Peffer KGHB ex Sum Mom 5-8:30 pm. Stockton. 14-9 am. IL 12:15 -2:30 pm. 4 -6. Central. Development Radio Cu. Daily 11 am-11 pm. Sun. Co. Daily ex Sun. 10 -11:30 am. 2-3 pm. Thurs, Honolulu, H. I. 227.Im- 1320kc. 250 watts. Radio 7 -1(1 pm. Pacific. Sat.. 8.10 pm. Central. Sales Co. KMBC KGRC Kansas City. Mo. 270.1m- 1110kc. 1500 watts. Mid KPNP KGDP B. Muscatine. Iowa. 211.1m- 1420kc. 100 watts. Cen- 10 watts. Boy Scouts Slayton. Minn. 209.7m- 1430kc. 15 watts. Hegstad land Broadcast Central. Announcer, Arthur Pueblo. Colo. 223.7m-1340kc. Daily ex Sun, 12 n. 9 Central. tral Radio Co. Wed. 10:15.11:15 pm. Central. of America. Tues. 8 pm. Thurs. 9 pm. Mountain. Radio Co. Church. pm.

www.americanradiohistory.com December. 1927 RADIO D I G E S T- Illustrated 45 KPO KTHS KZIB WASH San Francisco. Calif. 422.3m- 710kc. 1000 watts. Hot Springs National Park. Ark. 384.4m- 780kc. Manila. P. 1. 249.9m- 1200kc, 20 watts. 1. Beck. Grand Rapid. Mich. 256.3m- ll70kc. 250 watts. Hale Bros. and the Chronicle, Announcer. Cu is 1180 watts. The Arlington hotel. Announcer. G. Inc 1)aily, 8:30-10:30 pm. Baxter Laundries. Inc. Daily ex Sat. Sun. 12:30- Peck. Slogan, "The Voice uf San Francisco. The C. Arn oux. SI g:ut. Kurt tu (lot Springs." \1011. 1 :30 pm, 5:30.6. Thurs. 6 -6:30 pm. Daily ex Thurs, City by the Golden Gate." Daily ex Sun. 6:45.7:15, 12 -1 pm. 6:30 -I1. Tues. Thurs, Sat, 12 -1 pm, 8 -I1. Sun 7 8 pm. Sun. 10-11:30 am. 4.5 pm. 7-8:30. 7:45, health drills; 10:30, utility features; 12 n. \Ved, 7:31) -11 pm. Sun. 11 -12:30 pm,' 8-10:30. In- KZM Central. Founded March 13, 1925. time, weather. Daily ex Sun, 1 -7:30 pm, concert. stalled Dec. 20. 1924, Central. Oakland. Calif. 245.8m- 1220kc. 100 watts. West- talk,. Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs. Fri, 8 -11 pm. Sat, ern Radio Institute (Hotel Oakland). Announcer. 8 -12 mid. Fri. 12:45 pm. luncheon talks. Sun. 9:45- Elbert Cowan. Daily ex Sun. 6:30 -7:30 pm. Sun. WATT 10:30 am, service; 6.10 pm. Pacific. KTNT 8 -10 pm. Pacific- Founded June 29. 1921. Boston. Mass. 201.2m- 1490kc. 100 watts. Edison \lusatine. Iowa. 256,3ín117okc, 2000 watts. Nor - Elec. Illuminating Co. man (faker. Slogan, "The home of the Calliophone KPPC and Voice of the Iowa Farm Union." Announcer, KZRM WBAA Pasadena. Calif. 228.9m- 1310kc. 50 watts. Pasa- Adam Reinemm,d. Daily ex Sun. 6 am -8 pm. Mon. Manila. P. I. 413m- 726.Ikc. 500 watts. Radio 8 9. Tues. Wed. Thurso 11 Sun. Corp. of Philippines. W. Lafayette. Ind. 272.6m- 1100kc. 500 watts. Pur- dena Presbyterian church. Wed. 7 -9 pm. Sun. 9:45- pm. II. Fri. pm. 12:45 6:45.9. Founded Dec. 12 n. 2:30 I'm. 8. Central. Founded 1924. due university. Announcer, J. W. Stafford. Daily pm, 25, 1924. Pacific. NAA ex Sun. 9:50 am. stocks, markets. weather. Mon, Fri, 7 pm. special program. Central. KPRC KTSA \Washington. I). C. 434.5m- 690kc. 1000 watts. United San Antonio, Tex. 265.3m- 1130kc. 2000 watts. States Navy Dept. Daily 10:05 am, 3:45 pm, 10:05 Houston. Texas. 293.9m.1020kc. 500 watts. Hous- Alamo Broadcasting Co. pm. Daily ex Sun. Holidays. 11:55.12 n. weather; WBAK ton PostDispatch. Slogan. Kotton l'ort Rail Cen- 9:55 -10 pm. time. Fri. 7:45 -8 pm. Eastern. Harrisburg. Pa. 299.Sm1000kc. 500 watts. Penn- ter.' Announcer. Alfred 1'. Daniel. Daily ex Sun. KTUE sylvania State Police. Announcer. A. E. Footman. 10:55 ant, time: I1. weather. markets; 12 noon. en- Daily ex Sun, 10:30 am, 1:3u pm, 4. 7, police report. tertainment. Daily ex Fri. Sun. 3 -4 pm. Daily ex Houston, Tex. 212.6ín- 1410kc. 5 watts. Uhalt Elec- WAAD tric Announcer, hill Arnold. Daily ex Sun. 5:15- fire protection, farm news. Eastern. Founded 1919. Sun. Fri. 7:30 -9:30 pm. Sun. 11 am. 1 pm. 8 pm. Cincinnati. Ohio. 267.7m1120kc. 25 watts. Ohio services. Founded May 8, 1925. Central. 6:15 pm. Tues, 8 -9 pm. Sat. 8.9:30 pm. Central. Mhanfcs' Institute. Sat. 9:45 pm. Eastern. WBAL TW WAAF Baltimore, Md. 285.5m-1050kc. 5000 watts. Con- KPSN Seattle. Wash. 394.5m- 760kc, 1000 watts. First solidated Gas. Elec. Light & Power Co. Announcer Pasadena. Calif. 315.6m- 950kc. 1000 watts. Pasa- Presbyterian church. Announcer, J. D. Ross. Slo- Chicago. Ill. 389.4m- 770kc. 500 watts. Chicago Stanley W. Barnett. Slogan. 'The Station of Good dena Star-News. Announcers, George Frenger. P. gan, hear Ye. ]Tear 's'e. the Gospel." Sun. 11- Daily Drovers Journal. Announcer, Carl Ulrich. Music." Daily ex Suu. Sat. 3:30 -5 Inn, 6 -I1 pm. C. Pryor. Daily ex Sun. 12:15 pm, 6 pm. news. 3.4:30. 7-9:30. church service. Pacific. Daily ex Sun. 8:45 am, 10:50. I1. 12:50 pm. Daily Sat, 6:30-11 pm. Sun, 6:30 -8:15 pm. Eastern. Tues. Thurs. Sat. 8 -9 pm. Sun. 10:30-12:30 am. ex Sun. Sat. 4:30, live stock and weather reports. Founded Nov, 2, 1925, Installed Nov. 23. 1925. Pacific. KL3(Jpm. Central. Founded May 22, 1922. Seattle. Wash. 199.9m- 15001k. 10 wat ts. Puget WBAO KQV Sound Radio Broadcasting Co. Mon, \Ved, Fri, 6 -9 WAAM Decatur, 111. 267.7m- 1120kc. 100 watts. James pot. Pittsburgh. Pa. 270.1m- 1110kc. 500 watts. Dou- Sat. 6-12 mid. Pacific. Newark N. J. 348.6m- 860kc. 500 watts. I. R. Millfkin University. University activities. 31on, bleday -Hill Elec. Co. Announcer, ]toward E. Clark. Nelson tCompany. Announcer. Jack Van Riper. Daily \Ved, 7 -8 pm. Central. ounded 1922. ex Sun. 7 -8 am. 11 -1:30 pm. 4 -6. Wed. Mon, Wed. Fri. 4.5 pm. 6 -9. Tues. Thurs. 4 -5 pm, KUOA ,Ion. Fri. 7-12:30 am. Tues. Thurs. Sat, 6:30 -7:30 6 -7. Sun. 1 -2 pm. Eastern. Fayetteville. Ark. 296.9m- 1010kc. 500 watts. Uni - pm. Eastern. Experimental call 2XBA 65.18m. WBAP versity td Arkansas, Sun. Mot. 7 -9 pm. Thurs, Fort Worth, Tex. 499.7m- 600kc. 1500 watts. Fort KQW 7 -9 pm. Central. Worth Star-Telegram. Announcer. "The Hired WAAT (land." Daily ex Suu. 8, 9. 10. 11. 12 m, I ' 3. San 296.9m- pm, Jose. Calif. I010kc. 500 watts. First KUOM Jersey City. N. J. 245.Sm- 1220kc. 300 watts. Bremer Port of Missing Men." Mun. Tues. Thurs. Fri. Baptist church. ex Sun. 1 -2:30 pm. Daily music; Missoula, Mont. 461.3m- 650kc. 500 watts. Univer- Broadcasting Corp. Announcer, Randolph Sat. 6 -7 pot. 8 -9. M, 01. Thurs. Fri, 10 -12 mid. Sun, 5 -5:30, children's hour: 5:30 -6. StUlli0 program; Conroy. 6. sity of Montana. Mon. Thurs, 8 -9:30 pm. Sun. Slogan. "The \ oice at the Cate of the Garden II am, church; 9:30 -11. Central. Aunt Sammy: 6:20 -6:30. U. S. 1). A.; 6:40. U. S. 9:15 -1(1:30 pm. Mountain. State." Daily ex Sun, 10:30 am, housewives' Farm Radio school: 6:50, Farmers exchange; 7. 6 pm. news. weather, 7:20. farm hour; markets; 6:05. dinner music; 6:40. WBAR markets; topics; 7:30, 6.45, spurts; 7, 8 -11 bag; 7:40. KUSD ill r, time. Mon, 1,m. 270.1m- 1110kc. 500 wat ts. Kopp mail talk; 7:55. riddles; 8. program. Tues. 8 -9 Sat, Sun, 9.10:30 Sisiht. Wis. Sun. 10 am. 7:30 pm. Vermillion. S. D. 483.6m- 620kc. 250 watts. Uni- pm. 9 pm. am; 5:30 Radio Co. Slogan, The Station of Northern \Vis- Pacific. pm, 6.7. 7:30. 8. Eastern. Founded Nov. 20. 1926. versity f South Dakota. Announcer. Garrett Mon. 9 -10 pm. Wed, 8-9 pm. Thurs. 7:30- r.p;e. Slogan, "South Dakota University for 8in."30. Sun. 10 -11 pm. Central. KRAC Mon. Fri. 6:30 -7:30 pm. Sue. WAAW Shreveport, La. 220.4m- 1360kc. 50 watts. Caddo I t- ,ttral. Omaha. Neb. 440.)m-6801k. 5(10 watts. Omaha WBAW Radin Club. Announcer. R. al. Dean. Grain Exchange. Announcer. James Thompson. Slo- Nashville. Tenn. 247.8m- 1210kc. 100 watts. \\'al- KUT gan. "Pi ioneer Market Station of the West." Daily drum Drug Co. Announcer. Harry Stone. Sun, ex Sun. 8:30 9:45, KRE Tex. 232.4m- 1290kc. 500 watts. Univer- am. 8:45. 9:15. 10:15, 10:45, 7:30 pm. Central, oi Texas. Announcer, J. G. Adams. 31on. 11:15, 11:45. 12:15. 1:15, 1:35, 1:40, 8. 8:30. Daily Berkeley. Calif. 256.3m- 1170kc. 100 watts. First 8 pm. 8 pin. 11 ex Sat. Sun. 1:30-3:30 pm. Daily \\ed. Sun, Congregational Fri. Sun. ant. 7:30 pot. ex WBAX Church of Berkeley. KVIled 1925. Central. 7 -9 pm. Founded 1921. Central. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 249.9m- 1210kc, 100 watts. John KRLD -fer WABC II. Stenger. Jr. Slogan, 'In Wyoming Valley. Home of the Anthracite." Tues, 6:30.1 I pm. Thun. Wash. 234.2m- 1280kc. 50 watts. Puget Dallas, Texas. 461.3m- 650kc. 500 watts. K121.I), .. Richmond Hill. N. Y. 325.9m-920kc. 2500 watts. 9 -2 am. Sun, 5-9 pm. Eastern. Founded May. Inc. Announcer, Arthur W. Stowe. Slogan, "Where I adio Itoardcasting Co. Daily ex Sun. 8 -10 Atlantic Broadcasting Corp, Daily ex Sun, 11:50- 1922. 'I \Ved. 6:15 -III pm. Sun, 11- the Bluebonnets Grow." Daily ex \Ved. Sun, 12:30- Fri. Sat. 12:50 pm. I -2 Mon, Wed. Thurs. Fri. 7:30 -11 pm. 1:30 7-8:30, 9:30 -10:30. aloft, 11 -2:30 pm, 2:30 -3. 3.3:30. 3:30- 4:30. 7:30-9. -12:45 pm. -12 mid. Tues. - Sun. 10:50 pm, 8.9. Eastern. WBBC 8.8:311 Vitt. Thurs, 8 -8:30 pin. Sat. 11 -12 mid. organ. Central. Founded Oct. 30. 1926. Brooklyn. N. Y. 227.1m- t320kc. 500 watts. Brook- KVOO WABF lyn Broadcasting Corp. aloft. 10.3 1m, 7 -8. 10 -I2. Tulsa. Okla. 348.6m- 860kc. 1000 watts. South - Kingston, Pa. 205.4m- 1460kc. 250 watts. Markle Tues. 9:30-12 n, 3 -7:30. 10:30-12. \Ved. 10 -3 pin, 6 -7. 10 -12. 10 -12 4 -6, 7 -10. Fri, 10.3, 6 -8. KRLO western Sales Corp. Daily ex Sun. 11 am. mar- Broadcasting Corp. Announcer, E. L. lors . Slo- Thurs. The Voice of Wyoming Valley. ' 10 -12. Sat, 9 -10:45 am. 3:30.9 Sun. 9.10 ant. I..s Angeles, Calif. 215.7m- 1390ke. 250 watts. kets. 1 _ 1 lint. 2:45 pm. 3 -4, 6 -9:.0. Sat, 30 pm. gan, Daily ex pm. Sun. 12.1 6 3 -8 pm, 10:30 -11, Eastern. Freeman Lasing, A. B. Scott. Aunuunce, Walter 6. Suu. 8:15 -12 n, 5 -6 pm, 6.9:15. Cenral. pm. -7. Sun. 10:30 -12. 7:30 -9, 9. 10:30. Ifiddirk. Daily ex Sun, 12:30 -2:30 pm, 5:30.7:30. Eastern. 9.12 mid. Pacific. Founded Feb. 7. 1927. KVOS WBBL Bellingham, Wash. 209.7m- 1430kc. 50 watts. Voice WABI Richmond. Va. 247.8m1210kc. 100 watts. race KRSC f S . tile. Bangor. Me. 389.4m- 770kc. 100 watts, First Uni- Covenant Presbyterian church. Announcer, W. L. Seattle. versalist church. Announcer. Prof. W. J. Creamer. Pierce. Tues. 8 pm.. Sun, 11 am, 7:45 pm. Eastern. Wash. 211.1m- 1420kc. 50 watts. Radio Founded Feb, 1924. Sales Corp. Announcer. William J. Calsamalia. KWBS Jr. Sun. 10:30 am. 7:30 -9 pm. Eastern. Founded 1923. Ilaily ex Sun, 9 -10 ant, 6 -7:30 pin. 9 -10:30 pm. Alm.. Portland. Ore. 1 99.9m- 1500kc. 15 watts. Schaeffer Wed, Fri. 3:30 -5 pm. Pacific. Radio Co. WBBM WABQ Chicago, Ill. 389.4m- 770kc. 5000 watts. Atlass Investment Co. Announcer, Nate Caldwell. Daily KWCR Philadelphia. Pa. 223.7m- 1340kc. 500 watts. Key- KSAC ex Sun. Most. 1 -2 7 -11. Mon, 1 6 pot. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 239.9m- 12SOkr. 250 watts. An- stone Broadcasting Co.. Haverford Hotel pin, pm. -7 college. Thurs. 11 -12 mid. Sat. 12-2 am. Sun. 12-3 am. Manbat tan. Kan. 333.1m -Wake. 500 watts. Kan- nouncer, H. F. Paar. Slogan, Ï'he Voice of Cedar I.orraine. Mau, 5:30 -7 Tuesday. 5:30.1 sas State Agricultural College. Announcer. Liste L. pm. am. Nutty Cub. Founded 1922. Central. Rapids." Daily ex Sun. 6:30 ant. 11:30. 4 pm, 5:30 Wed. 5:30 -7 pits. Sat. 6:30.12 mid. Sun. I l anrv12 n. Longsdorf. Daily ex Sat, Sun. 9-9:55 am. 9:55. 12:35 pm. Mon. Wed. 9:15 pm. Fri. 10 In'.' Sun. 11 am, 2- 4:30, 7- 11:30. Eastern. pm, 6:30 -8. Sat. 12:35 pm, 7:30 -8:30. Central. 5:45 pm. 9:30. Central. WBBP Petoskey. Mich. 239.9m- 1250kc. 100 watts. Pe- WABW toskey High School. Announcer. Carl Bowman. KSBA KWG Wooster, Ohio. 247.11m- 1210kc. 50 watts. The Col- Shreveport. Stockton, Calif. 344.6m- 870kc. 50 watts. Portable Daily ex Sun, 12.12:15 pun, weather stacks, news. I.a. 267 7m- 1120kc. 1000 watts. Shreve. lege of Wooster. Delft. of Physics. Announcer. Wed, 6-' pm, popular program. Central. port Broadcasting Assn. Announcer. W. C. Patter- Wireless Telephone Co. Announcer. George J. Tur- A, W. Caren. son. Ilaily ex S i. 10:15 am. 12:15 pm. 3 :15. mar- ner. Slogan. "Voice of the San Joaquin Valley." kets. weather, news; Tues. Wed, Thurs, Fri, 6:30 Daily ex Sun, 4 -5 pm. news. concert. markets. 5 -6 WABY WBBR 8. Mot, 11 pm. Sat, 9 pm. Sun. 11 am, pm. 6 -7:30. 8 -10. concert. Wed. Thurs. Sat, 10 -1 Russvilie, N. Y 2á6.3m- 1170kc. 1000 watts. Inter- 7m.:30 pm. Central. Founded March 14, 1922. am. dance music. Sun, 7:30 -9:30 pm. service; 9:30- Philadelphia. Pa. 247.8m- 1210kc. 50 watts. John national Bible Students' Association. alun Tues. 10:30. organ. Pacific. Magaldf Jr. Slogan. "Quaker City Sleep Dodgers." hurs. Fri, 2 -4 pm. 7'). Wed, 2 -4 poi 6 -t. Sun. he American Broadcasting Club." Sun. 9 Club. 10 -:2 n. 2 -4 pm. 7 -9. Founded Feb.. 1924. Eastern. KSCJ pm. music; 10:30, Sleep Dodgers' Session." East- KWJJ ern. Sioux City. Iowa. 243.8m- 1230kc. 500 watts. 1000 Portland. Ore. 228.9m- 1310kc. 50 watts. Wilbur WBBW 6 am -6 pm. Perkins Brothers Co Daily ex Suit. ex pm, 6.8. Mon. 8-111 Jerman. Daily Sun. 3.4:30 Norfolk Va. 236.1m- 127Okc. 50 watts. Ruffner 9:45 am, 10:45, 12:15, stock. markets, weather; m. 11:30 -1:30 am. Tues. W'ed, Thurs, 8 -10 WABI 11:30.12:30 pm. news, music; -3:45 Mon. Junior TheSchool. Lee t,,hCoefeTo." 1:45 pm. III -12. Fri. 8.10 pm. 10 -11. Sat, 8 -12 mid. Sun. 12p-1 New Orleans. La. 247.8m1210kc. 50 watts. The logan. School Tues. Wed, Fri. 6 pm. Sit, 11 am. 7:30 pm. serv- bike Coliseum Place Baptist church. Announcer. Charles Mon. 7:30 -8:30 pm. Thurs. 8:30 -9:30 pm. Eastern. ice; 2.4. musicale. Central. B. Page. Slogan. The Station with a Message." KWKC Sun. 11.12:15 pm. 7:30.9, church service. Central. WBBY Kansas City. Mn. 222.Im- 1350kc. 100 watts, Wil- Founded January. 1924. KSD Charleston. S. C. 499.7m- 6O0kc. 75 watts. W'ash- St. Louis. Mo. 545.1m- 550kc. 500 watts. Pulitzer son Duncan Studios. Announcer. Elmer C. Hodges. Slogan, "Keep Watching Kansas City." Tues. Wed. gton Light Infantry. Slogan. "Seaport of the Pub. Co. Announcer, W. P. Corwin. Daily ex WADC -11 Fri. 7 pm. 9. Southeast. Sun, 1(1 pm. Sun. 9:40 am. 10:40. 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 3:40. atop. Thurs. Central. Akron, Ohio. 296.9m101Okc. 500 watts. Allen 6:30 -11 pm. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat, 7 -10:30 Theater Broadcasting Station. Announcer. George WBBZ pm. Sun. 4:15.10 pm. Founded June 24. 1922. KWKH F. Houston. Daily x Sun. 11 -12 noon, 5:30.6 pm. Shreveport. La. 394.5m- 760kc. 1000 watts. Hen- Mon. Wed, Fri. 8 -lÌ pín. Tues. 8 -II pm. Thurs. Chicago. III. 204m-1470kc. 100 watts. C. L. Car- derson Iron Works & Supply Co. Daily ex Sun. 8 -II pm. Sun. 10:30.11:45 am. 12:30 -1:30 poi, 3 -5, rell. KSEI Mont. 1:30 -12 mid. Central. Founded Jan. 8. 1925. 9 -11 pm. Eastern. Pocatello. Idaho. 333.Im900kc. 250 watts. KSEI WBCN Broadcasting Assn. Announcer. W. J. O'Connor. KWLC WAFD Chicago. Ill. 288.3m- 1040kc. 250 watts. Great Daily ex Suit, 3 -4 6-8, 9-11. Sun. 9 -11 pm. pm, SO watts. Luther Lakes Broadcasting Daily am. Mountain. Decorali, Iowa. 247.8m- 1210kc. Detroit. Mich. 230.6m- 1300kc. 100 watts. Albert Co. ex Sun, Mon, Il College. Mrs. Peterson; 1 -2 lint, 5 -6, 7 -8. Mon. 1 -2 I'm. 5 -6. B. Parfet Co. Aunuuncer. Stanley G. Smith. Slo. Sun. 10:30 4.6 -9:30. gan, 'Gateway n, the Great Lakes." Mun, 8 -12 am, church; pm, 7:311 Central. KSL KWSC mid. Wed. Fri, 8 -10 pm. Sat, 12 mid. Sun. 10:30 Salt Lake City Utah. 302.8m-990ke. 1000 watts. Pullman. Wash. 394.5m -760kc 500 watts. State am; 7:30 pm. Eastern. WBES Radio Service Corp. of Utah. Announcers, Roscoe ('allege of 'Washington. Announcer, Harvey \Vix'-i,. Takoma Park, Md. 265.3m- 113Okc. 100 watts, Bliss Grover, Ted Rogers. Daily ex Sun. 7 -8 am. 10- Mon. Wed. Fri. 7:30 -9 pm, music. lectures. Pacific. WAGM Elec, School. Announcer, Wm. M. Johnson. Jr. 11:30. 12n -1:30 pm. 4 -5. Mon, Tues. Wed, 6 -11:30 Fri, 6 -7 pm. Eastern. Royal Oak. Mich. 225.4m- 1330kc. 50 watts. Rob- pm. Thurs. 6:30 -11 pm. Fri. 5:30 -11:30 pm. Sat. KWTC 6:30 -12 mid. Sun. 11.1 pm. 1:55.3. 5- 11:30. ert L. Miller. Announcer. R. L. Miller. Slogan. Moun- Santa Ana, Calif. 352.7m4850kc. 5 watts. Dr. "The Little Station With the Big Reputation." WBET tain. John Wesley Hancock. Mon, 6:30 -7:45 pm. Tues. Mon, 8-12:30 am. Weed, Fri, 8.12 mid. Founded Medford Mass. 2g8.3m- 101Okc. 500 w:111%. Bosbm 6:30 -10 pm. Wed. 6:30.7:30 rom. Thurs. 6:30 -10 Oct. 3, 1925. Central. Transcriptipt Co. Announcers. Gerard II. Slattery, KSMR tom. Fri. 6:30 -8 pm. Sat. 6:30 -9:30 pm. Pacific. Wayne H. Latham, Richard D. Grant. Slogan. Sauta Maria, Calif. 272.6 -IIOOkc. 100 watts. Santa "The Bosun, Evening Transcript -New England's Maria Valley Railroad Company. Announcer. Syd- KWUC WAIT Leading Family Daily. ' Daily 6:30 -11 pin. Eastern. Mass. 1400kc. 10 H. Sat. Sun. 10 -30 -11 I.e Iowa. 243.ßm- 12.0kc. 1501 watts. West- Taunton, 214.2m- watts. A. ney r. Peck. Daily ex :30 am. Mars. Waite & Inc. October. 6:30 -9:30 pm. Sat. 7:30 pm. markets. l'acific. ern Union College. Announcer, Rex Frolkey. Daily Co.. Off the air until WBIS ex Sun, 9:30 am. 11:15, markets; 12:30-1:30 pm. Boston. Mass. 461.3m- 6SOkc. 500 watts. Bost. It 4 -5. Daily ex Thurs. Suu. 7 -8 pm. Sat. 10 -12 mid. WAIU Information Service. Announcer. Nancy Howe. Daily KSO Sun. 4 -5 pm. Central. Founded 1922. Columbus. Ohio. 282.8m- 1060kc. 5000 watts. Amer- ex Sun. 8 -10 ant. 2.4 pm. Eastern. Founded Jan. Clarinda. Iowa. 227.1m-1320kc. 500 watts. Berry ican Insurance Union. Announcer, Don Bernard. 29, 1927. Seed Co. Announcer. Joe Faassen. Slogan. "Keep Daily ex Sun. 10:30-I1 am, services II :.hl- 12:31) pm. Serving 12 -1 pm. KWWG Others." Daily ex Sun, 6:30-8 am. Daily ex Sat, Sun. 3 -4 6-7. Mon. Fri, 7-12 m'd. ex Sat. Sun. 6:30 -9 Sun. 'ltrownsville, Texas. 277.6m- l0g0kc. 500 watts. pm, WBKN talks. Daily pm. Brownsville Chamber of Commerce. Slogan. "Kum \\'ed, 8:30 -1? mid. Sun, 10:45 -11:45 am. 2-5 Inn. 11-12 n, 5 -6 pm. Founded Nov. 2. 1925. Central. Brooklyn, N. Y. 267.7m- 1120kc. 100 watts. Arthur to the World's Winter Garden." Daily x Sun. 12 7:15. 9 -11. Eastern. Faske. Announcers, L. W. Berne. Al. H. DeGuire. m. Mon, Thurs. 8:30 -11:59 Inn. Central. Daily Sun. 12 -2 pm, 3 -5. Mon. Fri, 8 -10 pm. Tues, KSOO WAIZ 10 -12 mid. Wed. 12 mid. Thurs. 6 -8 pm. Sat. 6.8. Sioux Falls. S. D. 209.7m- 1430kc. 250 watts. ICX Appleton. Wis. 227.Im- 1320kc. 100 watts. Irving Eastern. Founded Nuv. 22. 1926. Sioux Falls Broadcast Assn. Seattle. Wash. 348.6m860kc. 500 watts. Ameri- Zuelke. Inc. can Tel, Co. WBMH KTAB - L WALK Detroit Mich. 211.Im- 1420ke, 100 watts. Braun's Oakland. Calif. 281.2m- 1O70kc. 500 watts. The As- Willow Grove. Pa. 201 2m- 1490kc. 50 watts. Al- Music House. sociated Broadcasters. Announcer. Lytton Spaulding. Portland. Ore. 220.4m- 1360kc. SO watts. KXL bert A. Walker, portable. 1)aily ex Sun. 6:45 -8 am. 4 -5. 5 -6. 6 -6:45. 6:45. 7:30. Broadcasters. Announcer. A. R. Truitt. Sl,,gai,. WBMS Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. 8 -10 pm, entertainment. "The Voice of Portland." Daily 9 am -4 pm; 5 -11. Union City. N. 267.7m- 1120kc. 110 watts. George Sun. 9:45 am, 11 -7:45 pm. Pacific. Sun. 9 m -9 pm. WAMD- J. St. Paul- Minneapolis, Minn. 225.4m- 1330kc, 500 "The Voice of Union Su 5 8-12 KXRO watts. Radisson Radio Corporation. Stanleyp E. Jul ius chower e Slogan. pm, -6:30, mid. Sun. 3.6 pm. 8 -12 mid. Daily ex Sun. 8:30-12 mid. KTAP 50 watts. KXRO, Hubbard. Slogans, The Call of the North." Daily Aberdeen. Wash. 227.Im1320kc. Sun, 1 -3 pm, 7:30.11. Eastern. San Antonio. Tex. 228.9m- 1310kc. 20 watts. Rob- Inc. ex Sun. 10 :30 am, musicale; 11. shopping news; 12, ert B. Bridge, Alamo Broadcasting Co. Slogan, weather: 1201 pm. organ; 5, readers' club; 5:30. "Corne to America's Playground." Daily Sun, musical moments; 5:45, trews; 5,50. baseball; 5:58. WBNY 6:30 -8:30 am. 10:30 -11:30. 12:30 -2 6:30 -8. 9:30- KYA time; 6. What's Doing Tonite; 6:03, fishing reports: New N. Y. pm. 970kc. 500 York. 236.1m- 1270kc. 500 watts. Bary- 10:30. Mon. sileat. Sun. 4 -6 pm. 9:30 -10:30. San Francisco, Calif. 309.Im- watts. 6:05, financial news; 6:15. dinner concert: 7, musi- chrome e Edward J. Corp. Daily Sat, 6-12 mid. Sun. 2:30 Central. Funded Sept. 15. 1927. Pacific Broadcasting Corp. Announcer. cale; 10:45. musicale: Sun. 5:50 pm, baseball; 5:55. lin. 6, Founded 1925. xEastern. Ludes. Daily ex Sun. 10 -12 n, 5:30 -7:30. 8 -11. Tues. Whats Doing; 6. dinner concert; 9:45. request pro- KTBI Fri, 10:30 am. diet talk. Pacific, Founded Dec. 18, gram. Central. WBOQ 1 026. l.os Angeles. Calif. 288.3m- 1040kc. 500 watts. Richmond Hill. N. Y. 325.9m-920kc. 500 watts. Bible Inst. of Los Angeles. Announcer, H. P. WAPI Atlantic Broadcasting Cu. Tues. 7:30 -12 mid. East- Herdman. Daily ex Sun, 8:45 am, 2 pm, 7:15 -9. KYW 570ke. Auburn. Ala. 325.9m- 920kc. 1000 watts. Alabama ern. Sun. 10:45 ant, 3, 6 pm, 7:15.9:30. Pacific. Chicago, Ill. 526m- 2500 watts. 5000 after Polytechnic Institute. Announcer. W. A. Young. 10 Elec. & Mfg. o. Announcer, pm. Westinghouse ex Sun. 12 -1. 9.10 pm. ex 10:55, time; 5 :30 pm. Daily Tues. Thurs. Fri, WBRC John Clark. Daily Sun, Installed 1922. KTBR baseball; 5:45, markets; 6. bedtime story: 6:30. lin- Central. Birmingham, Ala. 243.8m- 1230kc. 250 watts. Bir- Portland, Ore. 282.Sm-1060kc. 50 watts. M. E. tier concert; 7 -9. WJZ: 9- 10:30. program: 10:30. mingham Broadcasting Co. Announce, Dud Con-

- Brown. Daily ex Sun, 6-7 pm, dinner program. weather; 10.32. orchestra. Congress Carnival; 11:55. WARS nolly. Slogan, "The Biggest Little Station in the - markets. Mon. Tues. Thurs. Sat. 8-9 pm. Mn,,. time. weather.ther. Sun. 10:25. time. weather: 1 pm. Brooklyn. N. Y. 227.1m- 1320kc. 500 watts. Ama- World." Daily ex Sat. Sun. 1.2 nn. Man. Tues. 9 -12 mid. Wed. 8 -9:30 pm, 9:30.12. Fri. 8 -10 pm, WJZ; 5:30. reading; 7:30 WJZ: 9:30- 10:30. pro- teur Radio Specialty Co. Daily ex Sun. 4 pm, 12 \\'ed. Fri. 8 -10 pin. Sun. 10:45 am. service; 6:30 10-12. Sun. 10:30 am, 2 -4 pm. 7:30 -9. Pacific. gram; 10:30. weather; 10:55, weather. time. Central. mid. Sun, 12:30-3 pm. Eastern. pm, organ: 8. service. Eastern.

www.americanradiohistory.com 46 RADIO DIGEST -Illustrated December, 1927 WBRE WCCO WDEL WEW Wilkes- Barre. Pa. 249.9m- 1200kc. 100 watts. An- M uw.a pIdhs -St. Paul. Minn. 405.2m -740kc 7500. Wilmington. Del. 296.9m- 1010kc. 100 watts. Wil- St. Louis, Mo. 352.7m- 850kc. 1000 watts. St. nouncer. Louis G. Baltimore. Mon, Fri, 12:30 -1:1S 6 am -6 pm. 5000 watts. Washburn-Crosby Co. mington Elec. Spec. Co. Announcer. Harvey Smith. Louis University. Announcer, C. G. Dahm. Daily pm. 6:30 -12. Wed. 12:30.1:15 pm, 6:30 -11:30. Sun. Announcer. Paul Johnson. Slogan, "Service to the Slogan. "The First Broadcasting Station of the et Sun. 9 am. 10. 2. reports. Tues. Thurs. 6:30 9 -12 mid. Eastern. Northwest." Daily ex Sun. 9:30 am. program for First City of the First State. Tues. Thurs. Sat. Pm, lectures, music. Mon, %Ved, Fri. 6:30 pm. U. S. day; 9:35. news: 9:45. weather. markets; 10:30 8 -11 pm. Sun, 10-12 mid. Eastern. farm school. Sun. 9:35 am. 11, 2 pm. 5. Founded markets; 11:30. markets: 1:30, weather. markets April 26, 1921. Central. WBRL 3, markets; 4:45. readers' club; 5:15. children's hour Tilton. N. H. 232.4m- 1290kc. 500 watts. Booth 5:45. livestock. Mon, 7:30. orchestra; 8:30, WEAF WDGY Sat, 8 pm. Wed. 9. program: 10:30. weather. Tues. 8 New York Minneapolis. Minn. 260.7m- 1150kc. 500 watts. Dr. WFAA Radio Laboratories. Tues. Thurs. pm. Dallas Tex. 499.7m- 600kc. 500 watts. Dallas News 8:30 pm. Sun. 10:30 am, 7 pm, services. Eastern. 9:30. musicale; 10, weather. Wed. 6, dinner mu George Young. Daily 2.5 pm. Mon. Wed, 7-8 pm. sic; 7:30. \VEAF 10 weather, grain; 11:30, organ. 10-12. Tues, 7 -12 mid. Thurs. 7-10 pm. Fri. 7 -8 and Dallas Journal. Slogan. "Working for All 7 7:30. 8:30. urs. 7:30 pm. WEAF; 10, weather. markets. Fri, pm, 10 -12. Sat. -8 pm. Sun. 2.6 pm. Central. Alike." Daily. 6:30-7:30 am, exercises; WBRS 7, WEAF; 8. WEAF; 9:30. music; 10, weather; Founded 1923. 9:30, 10:30, 11:30. reports; music; 12:30, 1:30. 2:30, Brooklyn. N. Y. 211.1m- 1420kc. 100 watts. North 10:05. music. Sat. 6:15 pm, music; 7 WEAF; 10. 3:30. 4:30. 5:30. reports, news; 7 -8. music, silent Announcer. Edward eather dance program. Founded Oct. 1. 1924. Wed. Mon, Tues, Thurs. Fri. Sat. 9-10 pm. Tues. American Broadcasting Corp. WDOD Sun. 8 -9. 11 -12. McMahon. Mon, 8:30.12 mid, 12 -2:30 am. Thurs. Central. Sat. 10 -12 mid. 1:45 pm. 6 -7. Chattanooga. Tenn. 245.8m- 1220kc. 500 watts. Founded June 26, 1922. Central. 8:30 -10 pm. Fri. 8:30 -12 mid. Eastern. Chattanooga Radio Co.. Inc. Announcer. Frank WCDA S. Lane. Daily ex Sun. 12 -1:15 pm. Tues. WFAM WBSO Brooklyn, N. Y. 211.1m- 1420kc. 250 watts. Italian Wed. Fri, 6:45 -10 pm. Mon, 6.10 pm. Sat. 6:45- Educational Broadcasting Co. 8:30 pm. Sun, 11 am. 6:30 pm, 7:30-9. Sat. 9 -10 pm. St. Cloud. Minn. 252m- 1190kc. 10 watts. St. Cloud Babson Park. Mass. 384.4m-781kc. 100 watts. Founded 1925. Central Daily Times. Off the air temporarily. Ilabsou's Statistical organization. Announcer. Mar - hall McCarron. Daily ex Sun. 4 -5 pm. 12 -1 am. WCFL WDRC Eastern. Founded Jan.. 1927. Chicago. Ill. 483.6m- 620kc. 1500 watts. Chicago WFBC New Haven. Conn. 282.8m- 1060kc. 500 watts. Doo- Knoxville, Tenn. 234.2m- 1280kc. SO watts. First Federation of Labor. Announcer. Maurice Wetzel. little Radio Corp. Announcer, F. M. Doolittle. Daily Slogan. the Voice of Labor." Daily x Sun. lb -2 Baptist church. Announcer. St. John Reynolds. Sun. WBT ex Sat. Sun, 9:30 -12 n. 5 -10 pm. Sun. I l am, 3:30 -5 10:45 am; 7:30 pm. services; 4 pm. sacred music. 258.5m- 1160kc. 500 1000 mid. Sun. 11.1 pm. 2:30.6:30. 7:30-9:30. pm. 6:30-7:30. Eastern. Charlotte. N. C. watts. pm. 4-12 Central. 7 am -7 pm. C. C. Coddington, Inc. Announcer. H. W. Burwell. Daily ex Sun, 12:30 pm. Mon. 2:20 WDWF pm. 6:30. WEAF; 8. Tues. 3:50 pm. baseball. Wed. WCGU Cranston, R. I. 275.1m-1090kc. 500 watts. Dutee WFBE 3:50 pm. baseball, Thurs, 3:50 pm. S. 8:30. Fri. Coney Island. N. Y. 218.8m- 1370kc. 500 watts. W. Flint. Inc. Slogan, "Quality First." Eastern. Cincinnati. O. 245.8m- 1220kc. 250 watts. Hotel Sun, 12 -1 Mon. 5:30 pm 9. 3:50 pm. baseball. 9. Sat, 2:20 pm. Sun. 10:55 am. Charles G. Unger. Daily ex Sun. 1 pm. Wed. Fri. Garfield. Daily ex pm. service; 8 pm. service; 6:20, WRC. Eastern. 8 pm. Sun. 11 am. Eastern. 11. 12:30. Tues. 5:30 pm. 8:30, 9. 12:30. Wed. WDWM 6 -8:30 pm. 9. 10. 11. 12:30. Thurs. 6 pm. 8. 10. Asbury Park. N. J. 239.9m- 1250kc. 500 watts. Radio 10:30. 11. 12:30. 5:30 pm. 6:30. Sat. 3.4 pm, Industries Co. Fri. WBZ WCLO Broadcast Announcer. Franklin D. 6.8. 9 -10, 11. 2:30. Sun. 1 -2 pm. 6:30.7:30 pm, Il, Springfield, Mass. 333.1m-900kc. 15000 watts. Camp Lake. Wis. 227.1m- 1320kc. 100 watts. C. E. Scott. Daily. 10-12 mid. Eastern. Founded July 1. 12:30. Central. Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. Co. Announcer. Aidan Whitmore. Announcer. Glenn G. Balcom. Slogan. Redmond. Daily ex Sun. 10:30 am. organ; 10:45. The Playground of the Lake Region." Daily ex household hints: 11:20. weather; 6:27 pm. baseball; Tues. Thurs. 11:30 am. 2:30 -5:30, 7 -12 mid. Founded WDZ WFBG Sun. Altoona. Pa. 280.2m- 1070kc. 100 watts. The Win. 6. organ: 6:30 -10:30, 10:30 baseball. weather. Aug. 4, 1925. CentraL Tuscola. Ill. 277.6m- 1080kc. 100 watts. James L.. Sb,- 2 pm. WJZ: 7:30, baseball, weather; 7:45. music; Bush. Announcer, G. R. Muir. Daily ex Sun, 9 F. Gable Co. Announcer, Roy F. Thompson. 10:50. weather. Installed Sept. 19. 1921. Eastern. am. 9:30. 10. 10:30, IL 11:30, 12 n. 12:30. 1, 1:15. gan, "The Original Gateway to the West." Daily WCLS 1:30, 2:45, grain. markets. livestock, markets. Cen- ex Sun. Mon, 11:45 am: 12 n, 3 pm. 6:30. 7:30. 8, Joliet. Ill. 215.7m-1390kc. 150 watts. M. A. Fel- trai. Founded Mar. 1921. 8:30. 10. Sun, 10:45 am. 3:30 pm, 7:30. Eastern. WBZA man Co. Slogan. "Will County's Largest Store." Founded Aug. 28, 1924. Boston. Mass. 333.Im- 900kc. 500 watts. Westing - Tues, Wed. Thurs, Fri. Sat. 8.11 pm. Sun. 9:30- 12 n, 10 WEAF hou -r Elec. & Mfg. Co. Same programs as WBZ. -11. Central. New York. N. Y. 491.5m- 61okc. 50.000 watts. Na- WFBJ tional Broadcasting Co.. Inc. Slogan. "The Voice Collegeville. Minn. 272.6m- 1100kc. 100 watts. St. WCAC WCMA to the Millions." Daily ex Sun. 6:45 -8 am. 8-8:45. John's university. Announcer. Hilary Doerfier. Slo. Culver. Ind. 258.5m- 1160kc. 250 watts. Culver 11 -1:15 pm, 4 -12 midnight. Sun. 2-10:30 pm. East- can. "In the Heart of the Landscape Paradise." hlan.held Conn. 535.4m- 560kc. 500 watts. Con- ern. Wed. 8 -9:30 Fri. 4-5 Central. necticut Agricultural College. Announcer, Daniel E. Military Academy. Announcer. C. F. McKinney. pm. pm. State." Mon. Daily ex Sun, 12 n. public service hour. Mon e Noble. Slogan. From the Nutmeg 10:30 pm. Wed. 8-10:30 pm. Fri, 8.10:30 pm. Stun, .WEAM WFBL 7:15 -8 pm. Sat, 7:30.8:30 pm. Eastern. Founded 11 -12:30 1925. 1923. pm. chapel service. Founded Central. North Plainfield. N. J. 263m- Il40kc. 250 watts Syracuse, N. Y. 258.5m- I160kc. 750 watts. Onon- June. Borough of North Plainfield. Announcer. H. W. daga company. Mon. 6:30 -7:30 pm, 9-12 mid. Tues. WCOA Blackford. Slogan. "America's Pioneer Municipal 6:30 -IO pm. Wed. Fri. 6:30.11 pm. Thurs. 6:30- WCAD Pensacola Fla. 249.9m- 1200kc. 500 watts. Munic- Broadcasting Station." Fri. 8 -12 pm. concert. talks. 12:311 pm. Sat. 6:30 -7:30 pm. Sun. 3 -7:30 pm, 9 -11. Canton. N. Y. 243.Sm- 12230kc. 500-1000 watts. St. ipal Broadcasting Station. Announcer, John E. Fren- Sun. 11-12 noon. Eastern. Eastern. Lawrence University. Announcer. Ward C. Priest. kel. Slogan. Wonderful City of Advantages." Slogan. The Voiee of the North Country." Daily. Daily ex Sun, 10:30 am. 12:30 pm. Mon, Wed, Fri. WEAN WFBM 12:30 pm. weather. reports. talks. music. time. Wed. 8 pm. Mon. Wed. Fri. 10:30 -12:30 pm. 8 -11. Sun, Providence. R. I. 319m- 940kc. 500 watts. The Indianapolis. Ind, 275.1m- 1090kc. 250 watts. Indian- 8 pm. Eastern. 12:30 tim. 7:25. Central. Shepard Stores. Announcer, Chester H. Miller. apolis Power and Light comany. Announcer. Bailey Slogan. "We Entertain a Nation." Daily ex Sun. Pester. Slogan. The Crossroads of America." WCOC 12.1 pm. 4 -5. music. reports. weather. concert; WCAE Columbus. Miss. 230.6m- 1300kc. 250 watts. Crys- 6:30 -10:30. Sun, 10:45 -11:30 am. 7:30-8:45 pm. 500 - WFBR Pa. 516.9m- 580kc. watts. Pitta 9__ - Pittsburgh. tal Oil Co. Announcer. Park Balch. Daily 5-6 pm. 11, church service. Eastern. Baltimo.e. Md. 243.Sm- 1230kc. 100 watts. Fifth burgh Press. Daily ex Sun. 6:45 -8 am, exercises: Tues, Fri. 8.10 Central. Founded Feb. 26. 1927. 8:15. 9:15. 10:15. 12:15, 2:15 pm, 5:15; 1:30. 3:40 pm. Infantry Maryland National Guard. Slogan. "Home pm. news; 2:30 pm. organ; 6, dinner music; 7. pop- of the Sitar Spangled Banner." Announcer. S. R. lar music; 5:30. 7:30, Uncle Kay Bee; 8.10. Sun. WCOT Columbus. Ohio. 282.8- 1060kc. 750 watts. Ohio Kennard. Tries. Thurs. Sat. evening programs. 6 pm. 7:15 -10, WEAF. Eastern. Olneyville, R. T. 225.4m- 1330kc. 100 watts, Jacob State University. Announcer. Robert Coleman. Eastern. Founded Oct. I. 1924. Conn. Announcer. Lewis S. Sellent. Jr. Daily and Daily ex Sun. 9:45 am. 11. 12:30 pm. 4. Mon Wed. Sun. 2:30 -4 pm. Daily ex Sun. 8 -10 pm. Eastern. Fri. 10 am. Tues, 7 pm. Wed, 7 -8:30 pm; Thurs. WFBZ WCAH 7_1á:3t7 . Eastern. Galesburg Ill. 247.ßm- 1210kc. 50 watts. Knox (nl bus. tibio. 234.2m- 1280kc. 250 watts. Entre - WCRW college. Announcer, George B. Strain. Slogan, "At kin Elec. Co. Daily ex Sun. 12.1 Pm; 6-7. Eastern. Chicago. Ill. 223.7m- 1340kc. 500 watts. Clinton WEAR Old Siwash." Wed, 8-10 pm. Central. R. White. Announcers. C. R. White, ('harles P. Cleveland. Ohio. 399.8m- 750kc. 1000 watts. Wil- Hughes, Miss Josephine. Slogan. For Your En- lard Storage Battery Co. Daily ex Sun, 12:30-1:30 WFCI WCAJ tertainment." Daily ex Sun. 11:30-I pm. Daily ex Bun. 11 -12:30 pm. Eastern. Pawtucket, R. I. 241.8m- 1240kc. 100 watts. Frank University Place, Nebr, 379.5m- 790kc. 500 watts. Mon. 6:30 -7:30 pm, 9:30- 10:30. Central. Crook, Inc. Announcer. II. E. Stafford XYZ. Slogan, Nebraska Wesleyan University. Announcer. J. C. WE Wed, Daily. 10 4:30 The City of Diversified Industries." lion. Jensen. am. convocation exercises: WCSH - Superior Wis.. Duluth. Minn. 241.8íp- 1240kc. 250 Fri. 8.11 pm. Eastern. pm, weather, ews. Tues. Fri, 12 n. organ. Tues. watts. íi'ead -of- the 7:30 Bible study; Tues. 8 class; 9 pm, Portland, Me. 483.6m- 620kc. 500 watts. Congres -lakes Radio Station. Daily ex pm, pm. Square hotel. Announcer. L. T. Ritman. H Sun. 1:15 pm, 5. markets: 6. orchestra. Mon. 8 pm, WFDF musicale. Sun. 11 am. services; 4 M. vesper. housewives music. Wed. 8:30 pm. Fri. 9 pm. Founded Oct.. 1921. Central. Wing. Daily ex Sat, Sun. 9.10 am. Sun. 10:40 am. Flint. Mich. 272.6m- 1100kc. 100 watts. Frank D. hour; 12 -12:30 pm, stocks. weather; 2.3, musicale: services. Central. Fallain. Slogan, "The Motor City." Mon. Wed, 7.8 storks. sports. Mon. 11:45 am. Civitani club; Fri, 8- 10:30. Eastern. Founded May 25. 1922. 9. WEAF. Tues. 8 pm, Strand theater; 9. WEAF. WEBE WCAL Fri. Northfield. Minn. 236.1m- 1270kc. 500 watts. Dept. Wed. 8:30, WEAF; Thurs. 6:30 pm. WEAF. Camliridge, Ohio. 247.8m- 1210kc. 10 watts. Roy WFI of Physics. St. Olaf College. Announcer, Hector 7:30 pm. concert; 8. Treasure Hunters. Founded W. Waller. Fri. 7:45 -9:15 pm. Sun. 7 -8:30 pm. June, 1925. Eastern. First Sun in Philadelphia. Pa. 405.2m- 740kc. 500 watts. Straw- Skifter. Sl,gan, The College on the hill." Daily month, 2:30-3:30 pm. Eastern. bridge & Clothier. Announcer, John Vandersloot. 8:15. ex Sun. Thurs. 9:45 am Mon. 7 pm; Sun. Daily ex Sun. 10:15 am, 1 pm. 3. 6:20. 7:30 pm. 8:30-9:30 am; 3.4 pm. Central. Founded, 1922. WCSO WEBH Daily ex Sun. Mon, 7:30 pm. Tues. 8 -11:30 pm. Springfield. Ohio. 256.3m-1170kc. 500 watts. Wit- Chicago. Ill. 365.6m -820 kc. 500 watts. Edgewater Thurs. Sat. 8-11 pm. Sun. 10:20 am. 7:30, 4:30 pm. tenberg College. Announcers. John 1). Kuhns, Les- Beach Hotel -herald- Examiner. Announcer. Robert Eastern. Founded March 18, 1922. WCAM ter Cron I. Mon. Wed. Fri. 7 -9 pm. Tues. 6:30- Boniel. Slogan, "The Voice f the Great Lakes." Camden. N. J. 223.7m- 1340kc. 500 watts. City of 7:30 pm. Sat. 2 -4:30 pm. Eastern. Daily ex Sun. 3.4 pm. music; 5 -5:45, children's club. Camden. Announcer, Harr E. Ehrhart. Mon. WFIW Daily ex Sun. Mon. 7 -8 pm. dinner concert. Tues, Hopkinsville, Ky. 280.2m- 107Okc. 500 -1000 watts. Wed. Fri, 7:30 -10:30 pm. Eastern. Founded Oct. WCWK 9 -11 pm. Uptown theater. Wed, 9-11 pm. musicale; Mon. 26. 1926. 12 Acme Mills, Inc. Announcer, Hal Fifer. Sat. Fort Wayne. Ind. 214.2m- 1400kc. 250 atts. Ches- -1 am, revue. Thurs, 9.11 pm. musicale. Fri. 8-11 8 -II Sun. 9:30- 9 -11 Sat. 8.11 pm. Wed, pm. Fri, pm. ter W. Keen. Slogan. "The Home Sweet Home pm. 10 -12 mid. Sun. 6 pm, organ; 7 -9, or- 10:30 am. 9.10 pm. Daily ex Sun, 12.1 n. 3 -4 pm. Station." Fri. 7 -8 pm. Sat, S -10 pm. Sun. Il -12 6 -7. Central. Founded Feb. 12. 1927. WCAO n. 5-5:30 pm. 5:30.6:30. 6:30.7:30 pm. Founded. Baltimore. Md. 384.4m- 780kc. 250 watts. Monu- Central. VVEB mental Radio. Inc. Announcer, Wm. L. Atkinson. 1924. WFJC Mon. \Veil. Fri, 6 -I1 pm. Sun. 11 am service: 3-5. New York, N. Y. 256.3m.1170kc. 500 watts. Third Akron. Ohio. 227.1m- 1320kc. 250 watts. W. F. Columbia; 8, service; 9 -11. Columbia chain. Eastern. WCWS Avenue Railway Co. Announcer. H. A. Bruno. Slo- Jones. Danbury. Conn. 265.3m- 1130kc. 100 watts. Dan- Han, "The Red Trolley Station." Wed. 7 -11 pm. Fri, pm. Eastern, WCAT WCXbury Broadcasting Station. Founded Aug. 2, 1926. WFKB Rapid City. S. D. 247.Sm- 1210kc. 100 watts. South WE BQ Chicago. Ill. 223.7m- 1340kc. 500 watts. Francis of Mines. Announcer. J. O. K. Bridgman. Off the air temporarily. Founded Dakota State School Pontiac. Mich. 440.9m- 6SOkc. 5000 watts. The De- Harrisburg. Ill. 223.7m- I340kc. 15 watts. Tate April 22. 1925. Kammerman. Daily ex Sun. 9:30 am. 12:30 pm. troit Free Press. Announcer. C. D. Tomy. Club. Radio Co. Announcer. Dr. H. J. Raley. Slogan. weather. reports. Thurs. 7:30 pm. concert. Moun- "Red Apple Club." Daily ex Sun. 4 pm. music. "The Voice from Egypt." Daily ex Sun. 7:15.7:45 tain. 4:15. news, markets. weather: 5:45, Skeezix time. p'm. filon, Thurs, 7:30-9:30 pm. Sun, 11 -12 n. 2-4 WFKD Eves' blue chain. Tues. 10 -2 am. club. Eastern. Central. Founded Sept. I. 1923. Philadelphia. Pa. 247.ßm- 1210kc. 50 watts. Faulk- rod Radio Eng. Co. Mon. Thurs, 8 -11 pin. Eastern. WCAU WDAD . 7.5 Philadelphia. Pa. 260.7m- 1150kc. 500 watts. Uni- WFLA - versal Broadcasting Co. Announcer. Stan Lee Broza. Nashville. Tenn. 225.4m-1330kc. 1000 watts. Dad's Buffalo. N. Y. 241.8m- 1240kc. 200 watts. H. H. Auto Accessories Inc. Announcer. F. E. Exum. Howell. Announcer. Glenn Pickett. Slogan, "We W'SUN Clearwater. Fla. 508.2m- 590kc. 500 watts. Slogan. "Where Cheer Awaits U. Mon. 5:30-11:30 Extend Chamber of Commerce. Announcer, Walter 1'ison. pm. Tues. 5-11:30 pm. Wed. 5:30-12 mid. Thurs. Slogan. "The Athens of the South." Mon, Wed. Buffalos Regards." Daily ex Sun. 7:45- Sat. 11:45 am. 12:45. 3.4 pm. 9-10. Tues. Fri. 11:45 8:30 pm. Mon. Wed, Fri, 8:30 -11:30 pm. Sat. 9 -11 Daily ex Stun. Sat, 8:30.10:30 pm. Founded. Dec. 5:30 -12 mid. Fri. 5:30 -11 pm. Sat. 6:30 -11. Sun. 25, Eastern. Eastern. am. 12:45, 3 -4 pm. 7.9 pm. Sun. 3-4:30 pm, 6:30. pm. Sun. 12 n. concert; 8-9 pm. church: 10:15 -12 1925. 2.11 pm. Central. mid. organ. Eastern. WGAL WCAX WEBW Lancaster. Pa. 252m- 1190kc. 15 watts. Lancaster WDAE Supply Co. Announcer. Charles Burlington Vt. 254.1m- 1180kc. 100 watts. Uni- Tampa. Fla. 267.7m- 1120kc. 500 watts. Tampa Beloit, Wis. 258.5m- 1160kc. 5170 watts. Beloit Elec. & Construction versity of Vermont. Slogan. "The Voice of the Green Daily Times. Announcer. Bruce Lum. Daily ex College. Announcer. Arthur Weimer. Sun. 4:30 pm. W. Feagley. Slogan, "World's Gardens at Lancas- ountains.' Fri. 7-8 Eastern. Central. ter.' Tues, Thurs. Sat. 7.10:30 pm. Sun. 11 am. pm. Sun. 11:30.1 pot. 4.10. Sun. II am -12:30 pm, 7:30- Eastern. Eastern. Founded 1921. WEDC WCAZ 9-30 Chicago, Ill. 241.8m-1240kc. 500 watts. Emil Dene- WGBB Carthage. Ill. 340.7m- S80kc. 50 watts. Carthage ÄF N. Y. 245.8m- 1220kc. 400 watts. Harry ex Kansas City. Mo. 370.2m- 810kc. 1000 watts. Kan- mark. Broad. Station. Daily, 6.7:30. 9:30 -11:30. Freeport, College. Announcer. Raymond perks. Daily Daily ex Sun. 6:30 -7:30 pm. Jewish hour. Fri. H. Carman. Mon. 7 -8 pm. Wed, Fri. 7.11 pm. -12:15 Mun. 7 -8 Central. sas City Star. Announcer. H. Dean Pitaer. Club. Eastern. Founded Sat. Sun. 11:40 pm. pm. "Nighthawks." Daily ex Sun. 8:30 am. 9:30. 10:30, 6:30 -7:30 pm. Bohemian hour. Central. Sun. 10:40 -12:30 pm. 4.5:30. 11:30. 12:30. 1:15 pm, grain quotations. Daily ex Dec. 13. 1925. WCBA Sun. R am. Bible lesson; 12-1 pm. talks; 3-4. mati- WEEI Allentmcn. Pa. 222.1m- 1350kc. 100 watts. Queen nee; 6 -7, school of the air; 7.10. musicale; 11:45.1. Boston, Mass. 365.5m- 820kr. 500 watts. Edison WGBC City Radio station. Wed. 8:15.11 pm. Fri. 7:30- Nighthawk frolic. Sun. 7:15.9:15 pm. Founded Elec. Illuminating Co. Announcer. Arthur F. Eden.. Memphis. Tenn. 277.6m- 1080kc. 15 watts. First 10 -11 music. 10 am. June 5, 1922. Central. Slogan, The Friendly Voice." Daily ex Sun, 6:45 Baptist church. Announcer, A. L. Cowles. Sun. 10:30 pm. Sat. pm. dance Sun. :30 Central. 5:30 pm. 7. church service. Eastern. am. exercises; 7 :45. Roaring Lyons. Mon. 4 pm, 9:30 pm. 5:30. 6:30 -10:30, 10:30. Tues. 3 pm, 4. 6:30-10. 10. WDAG Wed. 4 pm. 6:30.10, 10. Thurs, 4 pm. 6:30- 10:10. WGBF WCBD Amarillo. Tex. 263m- 1140kc. 250 watts. J. Lau- 10. Fri. 4 pm. 6:30 -10, 10. Sun. 10:05 am, 7. Evansville, Ind. 236.1m- 1270kc. 250 watts. The Zion. Ill. 344.6m- 870kc. 5000 watts. Wilbur Glenn rence Martin. Daily ex Sun. Fri, 12:45 -1:45 pm. nerve. 7:20. 9:20. Eastern. Founded Sept. 29. 1924. Finke Furniture Co. Announcers. Harold Finke. Voliva. Announcer. J, h. DePe v. Slogan, 'Where weather. markets. farm; 9-10:30 pm, music. Fri. H. L. Thompson. Slogan. "The Gateway to the Cod Rules. Man Prospers.' Tues. Thurs. 8.10:30 8 -9 pm. Sun. 9:45 -10:45 am. 7:30 -9:30 pm. Central. WEHS South." Daily ex Sun. 7:15 am. 12:10 pm. markets; pm, concert. Wed, 12:30 -1 pm organ. Thurs. 2:30- Evanston. Ill. 215.7m- 1390ke. 100 watts. Victor 12:15. weather; 12:20, farm talk: 12:30. music; 3 :45 pm. service. Sun. 9 -10:45 am, Bible school; WDAH C. Carlson. Daily ex Sun. Mon. 5:45 -9 pm. Wed. news. Mon. 7.11:15. Tues, 1:15 pm. 7. 8. Wed, 2:30 -6p pm, church services: 8 -10:30 pm. Founded El Paso. Tex. 234.2m- 1280kc. 100 watts. Trinity Fri. Sat. 10 -12 mid. Thurs, 11 -12 mid. Sun. 6:30.9 2:30 pm. Fri, 1:15 pm. 7. Sun. 9 am. Central. May. 1923. Central. Methodist church. Announcer. Louis Gemoets. pm. Central. Founded Oct., 1923. Wed. 7:30 -10 pni. Son. 9:30 -12 n. 7:30-9 pm. Founded Spring 1924. Mountain. EMC WGBI WCBE Scranton. Pa. 230.6m- 1300kc. 250 watts. Scranton New Orleans, La. 227.1m-1320kc. S watts. Uhalt Berrien Springs. Mich. 483.6m- 620kc. 1000 watts. Slo- WDAY Emanuel Missionar College. Announcer. Paul N. Broadcasters. Inc. Daily ex Sun. 10-12:30 pm, 6 Brothers Radio Co. Announcer. Joe Ubalt. pm. 7 10 pm. Eastern. gan, Second Port U. S. A." Daily ex Sua, 11:30- Fargo. N. D. 361.2m- 830kc, 250 watts. 500 watts Pearce. Slogan. "The Radio Lighthouse."7.12 Daily 12:30 pm. Daily. 7:30 -8:30 pm. dance. Sun, 12:30- 6 ans -6 pm. Radio Equipment Corporation. An- ex Sat, Sun. 7:30 -9 am. Mon, mid. Tues. 3 pm. dinner concert; 9, dance music. Central. Kenneth M. Hance. Daily ex Sun. 7-9 am. Thurs. 3 -4 pm. Sun. 9 -10 am. Central. Founded WGBS newscer.; IO. weather, news; 10:15. chapel service: 11. April 1. 1923. Astoria. N. Y. 348.6m-860kc. 500 watts. Cimbel markets: 12. music: 1. 3 -4, 5:50, news; 6. entertain- Brothers. Announcer. Dailey l'askman. Daily ex Sun. WCBM ment; Mnn. Weil. Thurs. 7:30 -8:15 pm. Sun. 10:30 WENR 10.11 am. 1:30.2:30 pm. 3 -4. Mon. Wed. 6.7 pm. Baltimore, Md. 384.4m- 780kc. 100 watts. lintel service; 2, 4 -6. Central. Founded May. 1922. Chicago, Ill. 288.3m-1040kc. 500 watts. Great Tues. Thurs, Sat. 7:30 -11:30 pm. Sun, 8 pm. Chateau. Mon. Lakes Radio Broadcasting Co. Daily ex Sun, Mon. Eastern. 1.12mi. Sun.6Hr pEspm. Eastern. nda WDBJ 11:30 am. Mrs. Peterson. 12 -1 pm. concert; 2.5. March 25. 1923. Roanoke. Va. 230.6m- 1300ke. 250 watts. Richard- popular request; 6 -7. dinner concert: 8-9:30. classi- WGCP son Wayland Elec. Corp. Announcer. J. W. John- cal; 9:30 -12 mid. Mon. 12 -1 pm. 2.5. 6-7. Sun, 2-4 Newark. N. J. 280.2m- 1070ke. 500 watts. Para- Inc. . o. Slogan. "Roanoke Down in Old Virginia." 9:30-11. Central. mount Broadcasting & Artists Service, An WCBR Daily ex Stun. 12 -1 pm, music; 5:30 -6:45. music. unier, Bradford Browne. Tues, Thurs. 11 -12 n. Providence. R. J. 201.2m1490kc. 100 watts. Charles weather. Mon. 8-9 \Ved. Sat. 9 pm. WEPS 3 -6 pm. 9 -12. Mon. Fri, 1 -3 pm. 6 -9. Wed, 12 -3 H. Messter. (Portable.) pm. concert. Stith, 7:45 pm. church. Eastern. Gloucester, Mass. 296.9m- 1010kc. 100 watts. Ma the - pm. 6 -9. Sat. 9 -12 n. 9-12 mid. Sun. 12-6 pm. Eastern. WCBS WDBO sor. Radio Co.. Inc. WGES Springfield. III. 209.7m- 1430kc. 250 watts. Harold Orlando. Fla. 20ß.3m- 1040kc. 500-1000 watts 6 am -6 WEVD Chicago. Ill. 241.8m-1240kc. 500 watts. Onions L. Dewing. Charles H. Messter. Slogan. "Home pm. 500 watts. Orlando Broadcasting Co. An- Woodhaven, N. Y. 245.8m- 1220kc. 500 watts. Paradis Ballroom. Announcer, B. K. Pratt. of Abraham Lincoln " Mon. 9.11 pm. Tues, Wed. nouncer. Harold Danforth. Slogan, "The Voice of Delis Memorial Radio Fund. Daily ex Sun. Sat. Tues. murs, Sat. 6 -7:15 pm. 8 -1. Wed. Fri. 6.7:15 Thurs. Fri. 8:30 -10:30 pm. Sun. 10:45-12 n, 12:30.2 Central Florida." Daily ex Sim, 5- 10:30 pm. Sun. 1 -6 pm. Toes, Thurs. Sat, 9-12 mid. Sun. 12:30-4 pm. 10 -1. Sun, 10:15 -11:30 am. 11:40.1 pm. 2:38.4, pm, 6 -7, 7:30 -8. Central. 10:45 am. 4 pm, 7:30 -9. Founded 1921. Eastern. pm. Eastern. 6.7:15, 8-1. Founded Aug., 1920. Central.

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST-IllustratedGE 47 WGHP WHBU Mt. Clemens. Mich. WJAD WKAR 319m-940kc. 750 watts. George Anderson, Ind. 220.4m- 1360kc. 15 watts. Citizens Harrison Phelps. Inc. Announcer, Corley W. Kirby. Bank. \\'act. Tex. 333.1 m- 901kc. 510 wat ts. Hotel East Lansing, Mich. 285.5m- 1050kc. 500-1000 Daily ex Sat, Sun. I :l5 pm, 6,8 -11. Sun, 10:30 am. Raleigh. Mon, Tues. Thurs. 6:30 -7:30 pm. Mon. watts. Michigan State College. Announcer, Keith 3 -5 pm. 9 -I1. Eastern. Tues, Thurso Fri, 8:30 -10 pm. 1st and 3rd Wed. llimebaugh. Daily ex Sun, 12-12:30 pot, weather. WHBW 8:30 -9:30 um. Central. markets. agricultural topics. Eastern. WGL Philadelphia, Pa. 2'0.4m- 1360kc. 1081 watts. I). R Kienzle. New York. N. Y. 293.9m- 1020kc. 500 watts. 1000 Mou. Ned. Sat, Sun. evenings. WJAG WKAV watts. 7 am -1 pm. Broadcasting Corp. Daily ex Norfolk. Nebr. 285.5m- 105Okc. 250-500 watts. Nor- Laconia. N. H. 223.7m1340kc. 50 watts. Laconia Sun, 10.12 n, 2.4 pm, 6. Mon, Wed. Fri. 9 -12 mid. WHBY folk Daily News. Announcer. Karl Stefan. Slogan,. Radio Tues. Thurs, Sat, 6.9 Sinn, 7 -12 club. Fri. 7:30 pm. Eastern. Founded Oct. pm. mid. Eastern. West De Pere. Wis. 249.9m- 1200kc. 50 watts. The World's Greatest Country Daily, and Home of 1, 1922. St. Norbert's College. Green Bay-De Pere Broad - Printer's Devil " Daily ex Sun. 12:15 pm; Weil. WGM casting Station. Daily. 6:30 pm. ueather. markets. Sat, 6:30.7:30 pm. orchestra. Sun, 3 pm. Central. Jeannette, Pa. 208.2m- 1440kc. 50 watts. Verne Wed, Fri. Sat. Sun, 5 -6 pm. Fri. 7 -8 pm. Sun, 10- WKBB & Elton Spencer. Announcer. Verne Spencer. Slo- 11 am, service. Central. Founded Jan.. 1925. Joliet. Ill. 2I5.7md390kc. 150 watts. Sanders gan, "Voice from WJAK Brothers. Mon. Glass City." Mon. Tues. Thurs, Kokomo, Ind. 7-9 pt,. Tues. Thurs. 12 mid. F' 7:30-9 pm. Sun, 1:30 -4 pm. Eastern. 234.2m-1280kc. 50 atts. Kokomo Mon. 8.10 pm. Sun, 3 -5 pm. Central. WHDI Tribune. Daily ex Sun. 11:45 am. chapel. Mon. 7:30 WGMU \funeal,olis. Minn. 245.8m- 1220kc. 500 watts. Wm. pm, music. \ \ed. Thurs. 5:30 pot. concert. Fri, 7:30 WKBC Rood Dunwuudy Industrial Institute. Announcer. pm. Founded Sept.. 1921. Central. New York. N. Y. 201.2m- f490kc. 100 watts. At- M. R. Bass. Slogan, Birmingham. Ala. 218.8m- 1370kc. 10 watts. H. L. lantic Broadcasting Co. Northwest Leading rade Ansley. Tues, Thurs. Sat. 7:30 -8 Eastern. School." Mon. 8.9 pm. Wed. 8:30 pm. Fri. 9.10 WJAM pm. pm. Daily ex Sun. 6:57 -9:30 ant, tinte. Central. WGN Founded Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 239.9m4250kc. 250 watts. D. WKBE May 22. 1922. M. Perham. Elgin. III. 305.9m- 980kc. 500 watts. Chicago Daily ex Sun. 9 am. 9:40. 12:30. 1:20, Webster. Mass. 228.9m- 1310kc. 100 watts. K. & Tribune. Announcers, Bill markets. Mon, Wed. Fri. 7 -9 pm. Tues. Thurs. B. Electric Cu. Thurs. Sat. 8 -10:30 Hay. Quin Ryan, Frank WHEC Sat. 9 -11 pm. pm. Eastern Dahm, J. R. Tyson, 'Tommy Coates. Daily ex Sun. Central, Founded July 29, 1922. Feb. 27, 1925. 9 -10 am. news; 11- 11:30, music; 11:30.11:57. house Rochester, N. Y. 254.1m- 1180kc. 5_00 watts. Hick- hold hints; 11:57- 12:01, time;; 12:4U -2:55 pm, music; son Electric company. Inc. Slogan, "TheThe Magazine WJAR 2:55. of the Air." . \:momncer, Elmer baseball; 5 -5:57. music; 5:57 -6:01, time: 6:01- L. Wheeler. Daily Providence. R. I. 374.8m- 80okc. 500 watts. The Indianapolis. Ind. 252m- 1190kc. 250 tts. Noble 6:10. stocks and bonds; 6:10 -6:35, Punch and ex Sun. 12 -3 pm, 6:30.10. Sun. 10:30 -12 n. 7:30.10 Outlet Judy: -6:50, pm. Eastern. Co. Announcer J. A. Reilly. Slogan. "The B. Watson. Daily ex Sun. 10 am 10:30. 10:40, 5 6:35 music; 6:50 -7. Almanack. Daily Southern Gateway of New England." Daily ex Sun. pm. 7. 7:10. Daily ex Sun. Mon. Sat, 12 n. ex Sun. Mon. 8 -11 prn. Sun, 12 -1 pm Uncle Walt; 1:05 -2 pm. weather. reports music. Mon. Mun. 7:30 pm. 8:30, 9. Tues. 8:30.10:30 1 -2, organ; 2 Wed. Fri. pm. -3. music; 3, baseball; 6:10 -6:45. WHFC 10 am, household hints. NIon. Wed. 7:30.10:30 pm. Thurs. 7:30 -10 pm. Fri, 7:30. 8 -9:30 pm. Sun. 2:30 Punch and Judy; 6:45- 11:25. music. 8 -10:30 pm. Central. Chicago. Ill. 21 í7m- I3')0k.. 200 wat ts. Triangle Tues, pm. Thurs. 7:30 -10:30 pm. Fri. 8- 7:30. Founded Oct.. 1925. Central. Broadcasters. Daily 10:30 pm. Sat. 8-9 pm. Sun. 7:20.10:15 East- WGR ex Mon. &12 mid. Central ern. pm. WKBG Buffalo, N. Y. 302.em- 990kc. 750 watts. Federal ('luiengo. Ill. 201.2m1490kc. 100 watts. C. I... Radio Corp. Announcer, Kenneth Fickett. Daily WYHK WJAS l aro dl. f Pin table. I ex Sun, 6:45 -8 am. Daily ex Son. Sat, 12 n. stocks; I Cleveland. Ohio. 265.3m- 1130kc. 500 watts. 1.000 Pittsburgh, Pa. 270.Im- 1110kc. watts. pm, 2:30 -4:30. Tues. Thurs. 8.11 pm. Mon. \Veil. -6 500 Pitts- Fri. 8 -12 watts 6 am pm. Radio Air Service Corp. Slogan. burgh Radio Supply House. Pickering 's Studio. WKBH mid. Sun, 10:45 -12 n. 7:45.9 pin. 9:15.10. "Cleveland', Pioneer Broadcasting nouncer. An- Eastern. Founded May 21. 1922. Sta Daily. howdy (lark. Slogan. "World's Jolliest LaCrosse. Wis. 220.4m- 1360kr. 500 watts. Calla - 12 n -1 pm. music; 3:30. housekeepers' chat: 5:30. 9 Aerial Station." Daily ex Sun. 10:30 am -2 pm. Lay Music Co. Daily x Sun. 10 am. Aunt Sammy: WGST 10. 11.12. Sat. 12 n. 6. 8 -9, 9 -12 mid. Sun, 10 am. 9 -11. Tues. Thurs. Sat 10:30 am -2 pm, 8 -I1. Sun. 12 ., weather, C. S. e Farm talks. Mon. 8:30 pm. WiHÑ15, 6, 7:30, 8:15.9:30. Eastern. I I pm. 3 -4, 9 -10. Eastern. Wed, 8:30 pm, Fri. 7:30 pm. Sat. IO pm. Sim. 10:30 Atlanta. Ga. 270.1m1110kc. 500 watts. Georgia School am. Central. Founded 1924. of Technology. Announcer. Walter W. Mer - WJAX kle. Slogan. The Southern Technical School with New York. a National Reputation." Mon, 9:30 -10:30 N. Y. 394.5m- 760kc. 500 watts. Lnew's Jacksonville. Fla. 336.9m- 890kc. 1000 watts. City WKBI pm. State Broadcasting Station. Announcers. N. T. G.. of Jacksonville. Daily Chicago, Ill. 322.4m- Thurs. 7 -8 pot. Central. Founded Jan.. 1924. Edward ex Sun, 11:55 -12:05 pm. 930kc. 50 watts. Fred L. B. Hosing. J. Lewis Reid. Slogan. The Daily ex Sun, Wed. 7:30 -11 pm. Sun. 11 m. 6:.hí- Schoenwolf. Fri, Sat. Sun. 10 -12 mid. Central. Voice of the Great White Way." Daily ex Sun. 7:30 pm, 8 -9, 10.11. Eastern. Founded Nov. 26. WGWB- 1:10 -6 tutu. 6- 14:30, 1:30. Sun. 9 -I: m. 12:30 -3 pm. 1925. WKBL Milwaukee. Wis. 218.8m1370kc. 500 watts. Radio - 5 -7: UI, :45 -1_x. Eastern. Founded March. 1922. cast Corp. of Wisconsin. Announcer. John Sulli- Monroe, Mich. 205.4m- 1460kc. 15 watts. Mon- van. Slogan. 'Make WJAM Iona Mfg. Co. Milwaukee Mightier." Daily WHO Cleveland, Ohio. ex Sun, Sat. 10:30.12:30 pm. Mon, 8.10:30 prn. 227.1m- 1320kc. 500 watts. Cleve- Wed, 8.9 pm. Des Moines, la. 535.4m- 560kc. 5000 watts Bank- land Radio Broadcasting Cnrp. Announcer, ohnny Fri. 9 -10:30 prn. Sun, 10.11 am. 6 -7 s Life ('a. Announcer. J KBN WGYrtral. N. Dean Cole. Daily ez Mack. Slogan. "On the Ilollenden." Daily es Suu. Sun. 8 -9 ant, 10, 10:30 -12 10 am. 12. Youngstown, Ohio, 214.2m- 1401kc. 50 watts. Radio n.. 12:15 -1:15. 2:15 -4:30. organ; 1. 6.1_ mid. Sun. 10:30 am, Electric Service Co. Daily ex Sun. 7:30 am. exer- 6:30 -12. Sun. 11 am, 2:5 pm. 6:30.9:30. Central. services: 6:30 pm. 7. 11 pot. 11. time. Eastern. Founded 1924. cises. Tues, 5:45 pm. Thurs, Sat, 6 pm. Eastern. Schenectady. N. Y. 379.5m- 790kc. 50.000 watts. General Electric WJAZ WKBO Company. Announcer. Kolin Hager. WHPP Mt. Prospect. Ill. Slogan. 'Grad Evening to You All." Daily 263m- 1140kc. 5000 watts. Zenith Jersey City. N. Y. ex New York. N. Y. 206.8m- 1450kc. 10 watts. Bronx Radio Corp. Announcer. G. 218.8m- 1370kc. 500 watts. Sun. 6:45 -8 am. exercises; 8:30. talk; 11:55. time; George Smith. Daily Camith Corp. Mon, 12 -1 pm, 6 -9. Broadcasting Co. ex Sun. Mon, Thurs. 7 -8 pm. 9.11. Thurs. 9 -12 Tues. 12 -I pm, 12:01 pm. weather; 12:02. produce; 12:06, weather; mid. 6 -8. Wed. 12 -6 pm. Thurs. 10 -1 6 -8. -1 Sun, 9 pm. Founded 1922. Central. pm. Fri. 10 2 pm. music; 2:30, . -hestra; stocks; 5 6:30, WHT Fm. 9 -12 mid. Sat. 12n -3 pm. Sun. 2 -6 pm. East - orchestra. Tues. 6:30 -10:30 pm. Wed, 6:30 -11 pot. WJBA Thurs. 6:30.12.30 am. Fri. 6:30 -11:30 Sat. Deerfield, III. 416.4m- 720kc. 5000 watts. Radio - -12 pm. Broadcasting 6:30 mid. Sun. 10 4-6:30 1. m, 7:20. WEAF; Corp. Announcer. Pat Barnes. Joliet, Ill. 322.4m- 930kc. 50 watts. D. H. Lentz. WKBP 8:15. time: 8::5. WFAF; 8:45 WEAF. Sun. `honeKan. "Write home Tonight." Daily told S Jr. Tues. Thurs. Fri. Sat. 7.12 mid. Central. 2KAD, 22.02m. Eastern. Founded. 10 am 2:30 mn. Daily and Sun ex. Battle Creek. Mich. 212.6m- 1410kc. 50 watts. Bat- 1922. Mon. 8:30 -10 pm. tl__e_Creek Enquirer Central. Founded April 25. 1925. WJBB and News. WHA Sarasota. Fla. 238m- 1260kc. 250 watts. Financial Madison. Wis. 333.1m -900kc, 750 WIAD Journal, watts. Univ. , f New York. N. Y. 218.8m- 1370kc. 500 watts. Stand- Wis. Mun. Wed. Fri. 7 :30-9:30 pm. Central. Philadelphia. Pa. 288.3m- 1040kc 100 watts. How- ard Founded 1919. ard R. Miller. Slogan, 'The Voice from the Birth- WJBC Cahill Co.. Inc. Announcer. Allan Cahill. Mon. 9 -12 n. 9.12 n I -5 pm. 9 -12. place of liberty Tues. Thurs. Fri. 6 -12 Tues. Wed, 9.12 mid. La Salle. Ill. 227.Im- 1320kc. 100 watts. hummer mid. Thurs, 1J 8 e tern. Founded June, 1922. pm. -12, Fri. 3 -6 pm. Sat, 3 -8 WHAD Furniture Co. Announcer. LeRoy Stremlau. Slo- B -1_ mid. Eastern. Milwaukee. \Vis. 270.1m- 1110kc. 500 watts. Mar - gan. (letter Home Station." Daily ex Sun. 12:30- University. WIAS 1:30 pm. Mon. 8 -10 pm. Sat. 4 -5 pm. Sun. 10- WKBS Ottumwa, la. 322.4m- 930kc. 100 watts. Poling 11:30 am. 3:30-4:45 pm. 7:30.9:30 pm. Founded Electric Co. Galesburg. Ill. 217.3m- 1380kc. 100 watts. Permit WeH Announcer. Frank It. Ort. Daily ex May 4. 1925. Central. N. Nelson. Announcer, Sun. Tues, 12 -1 pm. 8 -9. Central, I'aul W. Palmiuist. Slogan, Rochester, N. Y. 277.6m- IOROkc. 5000 watts. Strom WJBI "The Mayflower Station in the Renowned City berg -Carlson Tel. Mfg. Co. Announcer, E E. WIBA of Colleges." Mon, Wed. Fri. 10 -11 am. 12:30-1 Chappell, F. W. Re3 n"Ids, Ronald Clark. Daily ex Red Bank, N. J. 263m- 114Okc. 250 watts. Robert pm. :30 -3:30. 7 -11. Tues. Thur:, 10.11 am. 12:30-1 Sun, 6:30.11 pm. Tues. 2:30 -4 pm. Sun. 10:30 -12 n. Madison, Wis. 239.9m1250kc. 100 watts. The S. Johnson. pm. 2:30 -3:30, 7.9, 10 -I1. Sat. 7.9 pm. 10 -11. Sun. 3:30 -5. 6:30.11. Eastern. Capital Times Strand theater. Announcer. Kenneth 1:30 -3 pm. Central. Founded Oct. 1926. F. Schmitt. Slogan, "Four f.akes City." Mon, 7- WJBK 11 pm. Wed. 8 -10 WHAP pm. Fri. 6:15 -7 pm. Sat. 7 -8 Ypsilanti. Mich. 220.4m- 1360kc. 15 WKBT Tun. Sun. 12 -1 pin. Central. Founded 1924. watts. Ernest Carlstadt. N. Y. 236.1m- 1270kc. 100 watts. De- June. Goodwin. Announcer. II. T. Augustus. Mon. 9 -11 New Orleans. La. 252m- 1l90kc. 50 watts. First fenders of Truth Society, Inc. Mon. Thurs, 6 -9 WIBG pun. "'burs, 10 -12 mid. Sat, 11 -12 mid. Eastern. Baptist church. Announcer. W. II Green. Slo- pm. Wed. 9.11:30 pm. Sat. 7 -11:30 prn. Sun. gan, -The Gospel Wave." Sun. 11 am, 7:45 Pm. 7:30 -9:30 pm. Eastern. Founded May. 1925. Elkins Park. Pa. 440.9m- 680kc. 50 watts. St. WJBL Central. Paul's Protestant Episcopal hurch. Announcer. Decatur. Ill. 212.6m- 1410kc. 250 watts. William WHAR W. Le Roy \nspach. Sun, 10:55 am. 3:55 pm. Eastern. Founded 1925. Gushard Dry Goods Co. Announcer. W. H. Wiley. WKBV Atlantic City, N. J. 272.6m- 1100kc. 1000 watts. Mon. 9 -10:30 pm. Wed. 9 -11 pm. Sat. 9-11:30 pm. Brookville. Ind. 217.3m- 138Okc. 100 watts. Knox Seaside Hotel. Announcer, E. Dennison. Pioneer Sun. 10:45 -12:15 pm. Central. Founded Sept. 24. Battery & Electric Co.. Fri. 7.9 Sun. 7 -9 Broadcasting Station of Atlantic City. Daily ex WIBI 1925. Central. pm. pm. Sun. Wed. 2:15 -3:15 pm. 7:45 -9. Sun. 10:45 am. Port Washington. N. Y. 267.7m- 1120kc. 100 watts. 2:15 -3:10 pm, 7:30 -9. Founded, 1922. Eastern. Frederick B. Zittell, Jr. Founded Sept. 15, 1925. WJBO WKBW New Orleans, La, 263m- 1140kc. 100 watts. Valde- Buffalo, N. WHAS WIBJ marr Jensen. Founded 1922, Y. 217.3m-13&Ikc. 500 -750 watts. Churchill Evangelistic Assn.. Inc. Daily ex Louisville, Ky. 461.3m-65Okc. 500 - Chicago. Ill. 201.2m- 1490kc. 100 watts. C. L. CarCar- - Sun. 7:30 pm. watts. Courier 5 9'30 m 1030. 3 7 -9. 10:15 Journal and Louisville Times Co. Daily ex Sun. roll.1l. (Portable./ ern. pm. -12 mid. East- 3 -5 pm. 7 -9. Sn 10 am. service; 2 -3. 4:3(1 -5:30. Chicago. III. 389.4m- 770kc. 501 -5030 watts. J. S. 6:20 -8:15. 8:15.9:15. Founded July. 1922. Central. Boyd, Inc Announcer. Bobby Griffon. Daily ex WKBZ Chicago. Ill. 201.2m-1490kc. - Sun, Mon, 3 5. 3 100 watts. C. L. Car 11:05 ant. pm. Mon. 11:05 am. Ludington. Mich. 199.9m- WHAZ It. (Portable.) pm, 4. Tues, \Wed, Fri. Sat, 11 pm. Thurs. 12 1500k, 15 its. The Tnggery. Mon. 8 -10 pm. Sun. N. Y. 416.4m- 720kc, 501 watts. '1 Sun, 10:30-12n. 2:30 -12 mid. Central. Mi. 10:30-12 n, 7 -8:30 Troy, Rensselaer 1. Founded Nov. 23. 1926. 1 dytechnic Inst. Announcer Rutherford Ilayner. WIBO Slogan. "Transcontinental and International Broad- Chicago, Ill. 416.4m -i20kc 50(10 watts. Nelson WJBU - WKDR casting Station Located at the Oldest of College Brothers Bond and Mtg. Co. Announcer. Walter Lewisburg. Pa. 214.2m- 1400kc. 100 watts. Buck - Kenosha. Science and Engineering in America." Club. R. P. Preston. f (pie. ew uell Announcer, II. Wis. 322.4m- 930kc, 15 watts. Edward 'Stn' llaws,m, Everett Uaii, l'uiversity. A. Lauderbaugh. Slo- A. Dato. I. students. Mon, 8 -12 midnight, concert. educa Sun. 2:30 -5 pm. Dail ex Slnn, 7:10 -8:30. I0- 12:30. gan. "In the Ileart of the Keystone State." Thurs. liun:d talks. orchestra, features. Founded June 22. Sur. 8:45 -10 m. 2:30 -5 pot. 7:10 -8:30. 10- 12:30. 8 pm. Eastern. Eastern. Central. Founded May 20. 1925. WKEN WJBW Kenmore. N. Y. 204m- 1470kc. 250 watts. WKEN WHB WIBR New Orleans, fa. 238m- 1260kc. 30 watts. C. Inc. Daily ex Sun. 6 pm. Mon. 8.10 pm. Tues, Steubenville. 9 -10 7:45 -111 pm. Thurs. 8 -I1 pm. Sun. Il am. Kansas City, Mo. 336.9m- 890kc. 500 watts. Ohio. 249.9m -120 0kr. 50 watts. Carlson. Jr. Tues. Fri. 7.8 pm. Sun, pm. Eastern. 7:30. Sweeney Auto & Electrical School. Announcer. John Thurman A. Owings. Announcer. Robert Merry- Central. Founded Fall. 1925. T. Schilling. Slogan. Heart of America.' Daily ex man. Sloga . "Where Investments Bring Results." Stn. 8:25 m, ):25, 10:25, 10:30. 11:20. 11:30, Daily ex Sun. 6:30 -7:30 pm. \ \'ed. It :15 -12:45 am. WJBY WKJC 11:56. market reports: 2.3. ladies' hour. Daily Mon. Fri. 8:30 -10 pm. Sun. 4 -5 pm. Founded Jan.. 1025. I;adsden. Ala. 234.2m- 1280kc. 50 watt s. Electric Lancaster. Pa. 252m1190ke. 50 watts. Kirk ex Sun. Sat. 12:15 pm. 12:30. 1:_5. 1:40. stocks. Eastern. Johnson & Co. Mon, Wed. 7 -8 8 -9 pm. Construction Co. Mon, Wed. Fri. 8 -9 p.m. Central. Fri, 6 -111 pm. Wed. I1 -12 Daily, tam. Mon. Tues. Thurs. 8 -10 Founded Aug. 11. 1926. d. Sun. II -12 n. 7:30 -8:30 Eastern. pm. Sat, 12!15 pm, 12:30. 1:25. markets. 8 -10 pm. WIBS Sun, 9:45 -10:45 am. service 6:30. 7:15, 7:45: 11:15.1 Elizabeth. N. J. 20Im1470kc. 250 watts. New am, gan. Central. Founded April, 1922. Jersey Broadcasting Corp. WJBZ Chicago Heights. Ill. 208.2m- 1440kc. 100 watts. Cincinnati. Ohio. 245.Rm- 1290k, 501 watt,. Kodel Radio WIHBA Roland G. Palmer. Anthony Copputelli. Mon. Wed. Corp. MOI, Wed. 6 -8 . 9 -11 12 -2. Tues. WIBU 7 -12 6.7 pm. 9 -12 mid. Thurs. 8 -10 Oil Pa. Fri. mid Central. pm. Fri. 9 -11 pm. City. 260.7m- 1150kc. 10 watts. Shaffer Poynette, Wis. 217.3m- 1380kc. 20 watts. The Sat. 6-7 pm. 9 -12. Sun. 11 -12 n; 3 -5 pm, 7.8. 9.11. Music house. Tues. 9 -10 pm. Eastern. Founded Electric Farm. Wisconsin State Journal. Mon. 9 Eastern. Nov.. 1924, to n. pm. 4. Central. Founded WJJD July 10. 19_x 5. Mooseheart. III. 365.6m- 820kr. 100 watts. Loyal WHBC WIBW Order of Moose station. l'aimer House, Herald WK Examiner. Announcer. Gene Rouse. Slogan, Tite Oklahoma City. Okla. 288.3m- 1040kc. 150 watts. Canton, Ohio. 236.1m- 1270kc. 10 watts. Rev. E. Portable. 204m- 1470kc. 100 watts. C. L. Carroll. Call of the 3luose." Daily \WKY Radiophone Co. Daily -11 P. ex Stn. 10 m, news 10 am, 6 -7:30 pm. Graham. Slogan. Ignorance Is Our Greatest (Portable) Chicago. Founded 1926. organ; 11 -12 n., Prudence fenny; 12, m, Mon. Wed. Fri, 9 -11 pm. Central. Foe." Mon. 8 -8:30 pm. Central. 4 pm. piano reveries; 4:45, Palmer house soloists WIBX 5:45, us 6. s)inphony; 6:15, talk. Daily ex WLAC WHBD Sun. Mon. t 8 pm. rues, Fri, 11 -1 am. Wed. Utica. N. Y. 238m- 1260kc. 150 watts. WIBX Inc. Thurs, Nashville. Tenir. 225.4m- 1330kc. 1000 Dail)) ex Sun. 9:30 -11 :tr .16 'toping mid. Sat.t. 9 -10 pm. 12 -2 am. Sun, 7:30 -10:30 watts. Life Bellefontaine, Ohio. 222.1 m- 1350kc. 100 watts. tour: 12-1. , t s. and Casually. Announcer. Walter N. Campbell. Chamber of Commerce. stocks. markets. music. iifarm news. 3-4. am. services; 1:30 -2 pm. funnies; 2 -4. Bible classes; music. 6 -11 9, studio Daily 6:45-7:45 am. Daily ex Sun. 12:25 -12:55 Wed, silent night. Sat. 6 -1 am. Sun, 10:30-1 Intl, program; 10. news. Central. Mun- Wed, 6 -9 pm. pm. 6 -11. Eastern lues. Thurs. 6 -7 pm. 9 -I1. WHBF Sat. 7 -9 pm. Sun. 6:30 -7:30 prn. 9:15- 10:15. Cen- Rock Island. Ill. 222.1m- 1350kc. 100 watts. Beards- WJKS tral. Opened Nov- 24. 1926. ley Specialty con,pally. Announcer, C. L. lteardsleY. WIBZ Gary. Ind, 232.4m- 1290kc. 500 watts. Thomas J. Slogan, "Where historic Illackhawk Montgomery. Ala. 230.6m1300kc. 15 watts. A. D. Johnson 1 Frances Kennedy Radio Corp. WLAP Fought." Daily Trum. ex Sun. 12-2 pm. Sion, Wed. 9 -11 pm. Sat. 2 -4 Louisville. Ky. 2ó7.7m- 1120ke. 30 watts. 100 watts 7 WJPW 6 pm. -9. Central. Founded Feb. 1925. am -6 pm. Ynrgiuia av. Baptist Church. Sun. 11 WIC: Ashtabula, Ohio. 208.2m- 1440kc. 30 watts. J. P. am. 8-9:15 pm. Central. Bridgeport Hill. Conn. 265,3m- 1130kc. 500 watts. Wilson. Mon, Wed, Fri. 7:45 pm. 8:30-11. Sun. Chicago. Ill. 204m- 1470kc. 100 watts. C. L. Car- The Iiridg tort Broadcasting Station. Inc. An- WJRn 7 :30 -8:30. Central. WLB roll. (Portable.) Founded. 1925. nouncer, Charles W. Selen. Slogan. "The Indu- - Minneapolis. Minn. 245.8m- trial Capitol of Connecticut." Mon. Tues. Thurs 1220kc. 500 watts. U. of Minnesota. Tues. 6 -7 pm. \\'ed. 6:15 -7 pm. 7:30- Fri. 8 -I0 pm. Suu. 10:50 am. Eastern. Founded Pontiac, Mich. 440Ám- 8:30. Fri. 4 -5 pm. WHBM .Aug. 2. 1926. 680kc. 5000 watts. 8xA O. Central. Chicago, Ill. 201.2m- 1490kc. 100 watts. C. L. 32 m. The Richards -Oakland Co. Slogan. The Carroll. (Portable.) Good Will Station." A ouncers. Leo Fitzpatrick. WLBC John F. tats. Daily ex Sun. 12:45 -2 pm. WIL 6 -12 mid. Muncie, Ind. 209.7m- 1430kc. 50 watts. D. A. Bur- St. Louis. Mo. 258.5m- 1160kc. 250 watts. Benson Mon, \ \'ed, Fri. 10 am. 11. Sun. 10 am. service: ton. Slogan. Muncie, Ind. The WHBN 2 -4 pm. service: 6 -10:30 pm. Eastern. Founded Ideal American Broadcasting Co. Announcer. I.. A. Benson. Daily Wed. 11-12 mirs. Thurs. 9.12 mid. Fri, 8 -11 Gainesville. Fla. 296.9m- 1010kc. 10 watts. U. of and Sun. 9:30-11:30 am. 2:45 -5 pm. (Daily ex Thurs. August. 1925. WLpm. Sat, 11 pm. Sun. 2 -4 pm. Central. Florida. Nut on air. 8 -11 pm. (entrai. Founded Sept.. 1922. WJZ BF WHBP WIOD Bound Brook, N. J. 454.3m- (6Okc. 30.000 watts. Kansas City, Mo. 209.7m- 1430kc. 50 watts. Ever- Johnstown, Pa. 228.9m- 1310kc. 250 -500 watts. Miami Beach, Fla. 247.8m- 1210kc. R. C. A. Managed by National Broadcasting Co. ett I. Dillard. Slogan. "Where Listeners Become 1000 watts. Announcers. Milton Friends." Daily ex 9 -12 Johnstown Automobile Co. Announcer J. C. Tully. Carl G. Fisher. Announcer, Jesse H. Jay. Slogan. J Cross. Marley Sherris, Nur- Sun. n, 2.4 pm, 7- 10:30. Slogan: "The Voice of the Friendly City." Daily "Wonderful Isle of Dreams.' 'eeter, Curt Peterson. Daily Sat. Sun. Central. Founded Nov. 13. 1926. ex Sun. 1:15 pm. Mon. 11 pm. Thurs. 10 pm. `12:411 Pm, 4:3(1 -12. Sat. 12:45 -4 pm. 4:30 -.5:30, 6.12. Sat. 10 pm. Eastern. WIP 1. 111.45 pin. Founded 1921. Eastern. WLBG Petersburg. Va. 214.2m- 1400ke. 100 watts. R. A. Philadelphia. Pa. 508.2m- 590kc. 500 watts. Gimbel WKAQ Gamble. WHBQ Bros. Announcer, E. A. Davies. Slogan. "Watch San Juan. Tenn. 232.4m- 1290kc. 100 watts. Broad- Porto Rico. 340.7m-88Okc. 500 watts. Memphis. Its Progress.' Daily ex Sun. 1 -2 pm. 3 -4:30. 6.. '.in. Radio Corporation of Porto Rico. Announcer- Joa- WLBH casting Station WIIItQ, Inc. Announcer. Thomas Tues. Thurs. Sat. 10 -10:30 am. Tues, Thurs, Sat. (pan Agusty. Slogan. of 7 "The Island Enchantment. Farmingdale, N. Y. 232.4m- 1290kc. 30 ]os. Thompson. Dail S. -8 pm. Sun, 10:45 am. 8.12 mid. Senn. 10:45 -12 n. 9 -12 mid, alternate Sun- Where the World's Best Coffee Grows." Wed, 8.10 J. watts. Central. Founded March. 1925. days. 7:15.12 mid Eastern. Lombardi. Announcer. H. J. Martin. Mea. Wed, M, pm. lntercolonial. Fri. 7:30 -11 pm. Eastern.

www.americanradiohistory.com 48 RADIO DIGEST- Illustrated December, 1927 WLBI WMAZ WNBH WOQ.ity, 31o. 336.9m- 890kc. 500 watts. Unity Wenona, III. 238m- 1200kc. 250 watts. Wenona Macon, Ga. 270.Im- 1110kc. 500 watts. Mercer New Bedford. Mass. 260.7m-1150kc. 250 watts. I. Vermilya. Mon. School of Christianity. Daily ex Sun, 11- 11:31) am. Legion Broadcasters. Inc. Mun, 7 -12 mid. Wed, University. Announcer. E. K. Cargill. Tues, \',ed. New Bedford Hotel. Announcer. %'ed, 6 -10:30 Tues. Thurs, 7 -8 pm. Wed. 6.10 pm. Daily ex Sun, 6 -7 pm. Mon. 9.10 pm. \ Fri, Fri. 7 -9 pm. Sun. 9 am. Central. Thurs. Fri, 8 -9:15 pm. Eastern. pm. Sun, 11 -12 -30 am. 2:30.3 Fri. 6- 10:30 pm. Sun. 11 -12:15 pm. 7:30 -9 pm. 8 -10 Sat. 10 -11 pm. WLBL WMBA Eastern. pith Central. Founded 1921. Stevens Point. pois: 333.Im -900- 1000 watts. Newport R. I. 204m1470kc. 100 watts. LeRoy 2000 watts 6 am -6 pm. Wisconsin Dept. of Markets. Joseph Beebe. WNBJ Newark, N, J. 422.3m- 710kc. 2000 watt. I.. 11aä. Knoxville. Tenn. 206.8m- 1450kc. 50 watts. Lons- -8 am. 2:30.4 pm. Slogan. " Visconsin. Land Bof Beautiful Lakes.' pm. berger & Co. Daily ex Sun. 6:45 Daily ex Sun, 8 am 9. 10.11, 12 n weather, mar- dale Itaptist Church. Sun. 8.15 am. 10:45. 5-6 Daily and Sun. 6:15-12 mid. Founded 1922. Eastern, 9 -I1). kets; 1 pm. news. Thurs. Sat. 8 -10 pm. Central. WMBB- 7. Central. Homewood. Ill. 252m- 1190kc. 5000 watts. Amer - an Bond & Mortgage Co.- Trianon. Announcer. WORD WLBM Hugh Aspinwall. Slogan. "World's Most Beautiful WNBL Batavia. III, 416.4m- 720kc. 5000 watts. Peoples Cambridge, Mass. 230.6m- 1300kc. 50 watts. Brown- Ballroom." Daily ex Sun. Mon. 6 -10:30 pm. Sun, Bloomington. Ill. 199.9m- 1500kc. 15 watts. Gras.. Pulpit association. Announcer. B. M. Rice. Slogan. Sun. 2 -4 Mon. y ¢ Corporation. .1.6 pail, 7- 10:30. Central. Trimble and Smith Elec. Co. pm. \\ :tchtuwer Slatiun M ORD." Daily 0-7:10 pm. 8-12 mid. Central. WMBC Founded Dec.. 1924. Central. Chicago, Ill. 204m1470kc. 100 watts. William Detroit. Mich. 243.8 -1230ke. 100 watts. Michigan WNBO WOS Even Hiler (Portable/. Daily ex Sun. 12 -1 pm. Broadcasting Cu. Announcer, Gordon Higham. Washington, Pa. 211.Im- 1420kc. 15 watts. John Jefferson City. Mo. 422.3m- 710kc. 500 watt. Mis- 5 -7. 911. Central. Daily ex Sun. 6-10 pm. Eastern. Brownlee Spriggs. Daily ex Sun. 2 -4 pm. 9.11 pm. souri State Marketing Bureau. Announcer, jack Sun, 11 am, 7 pm. services. Eastern. Heiny. Slogan. Watch Our State." Daily ex Sun. WLBO WMBD 9 am. 10. 10:30, II, 12 n, 1 pm. 2. markets; stocks, Galesburg. Ill. 217.3m- 1380kc. 100 watts. Fred- WNBQ weather: 3:30. 4, 5, baseball. Mon. Tues. Wed. Peoria Heights, III. 205.4m-1460kc. 250 watts. Thurs. Fri. 7 pm, markets. baseball; 7:15. news. rick A. Trebbe, Jr. Tues, Thurs. Sat. 9.10 pm. Peoria heights Radio Laboratory. Daily ex Thurs. Rochester. N. Y. 202.6m- 1480kc. 15 watts. Gor- Central. Founded Jan. 16. 1927. Brown. Fri. 4 pm. children's hour. Mun. Wed. 8 pm. Fri. musicale. Sun. service. don I'. 8:15 pm. Central. WLBQ WMBE- WNBR WOW Atwood. Ill. 202.6m- 1480kc. 25 watts. E. Dale St. Paul, Minn. 208.2m- 114402c. watts. !Memphis, Tenn. 228.9m- 1310kc, 20 watts. Popu- Omaha. Neb. 508.2m- 590kc. 1000 watts. Wood- Trout. C. S. n. 10 .0 pu . lar Radio Shop. Daily ex Sun, 6:31) pm. Sun, 2:30 men of the World. Announcer, Lester Palmer. Slo- Sat, 9 -11 pm. Central. pm. Central. g "Where the West Is at It'. (lest." Daily ex WLBR Sun. 8:15 am, 8:55. 10:30. 12:30 pm. 1:45. 4. mar- Kock ford, Ill. 322.4m-930kc, 15 watts. Rock- WMBF kets. Daily ex Sun. Sat. 12:45 pm. Daily ex Sun. WNBX 6- 7:311, 9 -11. Sun. 9-10:45 am I -4:30 l'In. ford Ilrnadcasting Corp. Miami Beach. Fla. 384.4m-780kc. 500 watts. Fleet- 1240kc. 10 watts. WNBR Wed. Springfield. Vt. 241.810- 6 -8:13. 9:15. Founded April 2. 1923. Central. nd Hotel. Daily. 7 -8 pm; 7:30 -9. Eastern. Broadcasters. WLBT Founded 1924. Crown Point. Ind. 322.4m- 930kc. 50 watts. Harold WOWO- \Vendell. WNBZ Fort Wayne. Ind. 228.9m1310kc. 5000 watts. 6 -6 WMBG Saranac Lake. 232.4m- 1290kc. 10 watts. WNBZ 2500 watts after 6 pm. Main Auto Supply Co. Richmond. Va. 220.4m1360kc. 15 watts. Havens Broadcasters. Dpm.aily es Sun, 10:30 am. 1:30. 12. Mon. Wed, Thurs. WLBV and Martin. Slogan. "The Daylight Station." An- 4 7. 8. Sat, 12 -2 um. 6 -6:30 1450kc. 50 watts. Mans- 6 -12 mid. Friday. pm, Mansfield. Ohio. 206.8m- nouncer. W. H. Wood Daily ex Sun. 2-3 pm. pm. Sun. 2.4 pm. 4 -5. 8 -10. Central. field Broadcasting Association. Announcer, Ray 6 -111. Eastern. WNJ Davis. Mon, 6-7 pm. 9.11 pm. V. 9 -11 pm. Newark. N. J. 280.2m- 1070kc. 500 watts. Her- Sat. 9:.30.1_ mid. Sun, 10:30 -12 n. Central. Announcer, W. A. Bingenheimer. AP WMBH man Lubinsky. Palisade. N. J. 394.5m- 760kc. 500 watts. Palisades Edwin Dud- Slogan, The Voice of Newark." Tues. Wed, Fri. J. Jnplin. Mo. 204m- 1470kc. 100 watts. pm. 8:30 -12 midnight, dance music. Amusement l' rk. Announcer. Perry Charles. WLBW ley Aber. Announcers. M. E. Jones, E. D. Alter. Sat. Sun, 6.6:30 Reid. Mon. Wed. Sat. 8 Pues. Fri, 8:30 Oil City. Pa. 293.9m- 1020kc. 500 watts. Petroleum Mon, Eastern. Lewis pm. -1:15 pm. Slogan. "Where Memories Bring Happiness." pm. Thurs. 9 pm, Eastern. Telephone Mo. Dail, ex Sun. 12:15 Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. 12:15 -1 pm, 5:30 -7:30. 8:30. 10:30 12-1:30 pm. Mon. 9:30 -11 pm. Thurs. 10.11:30 Dm. Fri. 12:30 -1:15 pm. 5:30,-7:30. Sat, 12:30.1:15 pm. WNOX Sun, 3:30 -5 ont, Eastern. Sun, 10:50.12 n. 6. 7:30. WPCC 5:30 -7:30. 8:30-10:30. Knoxville, Tenn. 265.3m- 1130kc. 1.000 watts. Peo- Chicago Ill. 223.7m- 1340kc. 500 watts. North Central. ples Telephone & Telegraph Co. Mon. Wed, 7 -10 Shore Congregational church. Announcer. Ralph E. WLBX pm. Fri. 7 -11 pm. Tues, 9-9:30 pm. Central. 7:30 -8:30 pm. Fri, 7:30 -9:30 pm. 1470kc. 250 watts. Briggs. Ved. Lon Island, N. Y. 204m- John WMBI Sun. 11 -12:30 pm. 3:30 -5:30. 8.9:30. Central. Chicago, III. 263m- 1140kc. 500 tts. Moody Bible Institute. Slogan. "The West wPoint of Christian WNRC Daily ex Greensboro, N. C. 223.7m- 1340kc. 500 watts. WPCH WLBY Service." Annoncer. \Vendell Loveless. 500 w atty. C: .11- 90 watts. 11:30, 12:30 -1:30 pm, 3:30- \\'aline M. Nelson. Founded Mar. 24. 1926. Hoboken. N. J. 309.1m- 970ke. Iron Mountain. Mich. 209.7m- 1430kc. Sun. 7.7:40 am. 10:30- Radio Corp. Mon. 7 -12 mid. Trues, 4.7 pm. Aimone Electric. Daily and Sun. 12 -1 pm. Central. 4:30. Tues. Wed. Fri. Sat. 8.9 pm. Thurs. 7 -9 pm. Founded July 28. 1926. Wed. 6 -9 pm. Thurs. 4 -12 mid. Sat. 4 -7 pm. 9 -2 Sun. 3:30 -7 pm. Central. WNYC am. Sun, 6:30.12 mid. Eastern. WLBZ New York, N. Y. 526m- 570kc. 500 watts. New Me. 208.2m- 1440kc. 250 watts. Thomp- WMBJ Radio station. Announcer. Christie Foxcroft, watts. York Municipal WPEP L. Guernsey. Irregular schedule. Moneasen, Pa. 232.4m- 1290kc. 50 Star R. Bobnsack. Slogan, "Municipal Broadcasting Waukegan. Ill. 215.7m- 1390kc. 500 watts. An- theater. Fri, 9:45.11 pm. Eastern. Station of The City of New York.' Daily. 7 -10 pm. nouncer. Maurice Mayer. Slogan. "Waukegan Pep W1LCI Eastern. Station." Daily ex Mon, 3 -5 pm, 6:30.9. 9:30.12. Ithaca, N. Y. 247.8m- 1210kc. SO watts. Lutheran WMBL Mon. 3 -5 pm. Central. Assn. of Ithaca. Announcer. Robert F. Schuetz. Lakeland, Fla. 228.9m- 1310kc. 50 watts. Ben - WOAI Singan. "The Church at the Gate of the Campus." fnrds Radio studios. Daily ex Son, 10:30 -1:30 pun, San Antonio. Texas. 319m- 940kc. 5000 watts. 7:30 -8:30. Eastern. WPG Sun, 10:45 am. 7:45 pm. Eastern. 7:30 -9, 9 -10, 10 -11. Sun. 11 -12 n Southern Equip. Co. (Evening News-Express). An- Atlantic City. N. J. 272.6m- 1100kc. 5000 watts. nouncer. J. G. Cummings. Slogan, The Winter Municipality of Atlantic City. Slogan. "World's WLEX WMBM ('lay ound of America, \\ 'here the Sunshine Spends Playgrounds." Daily ex Sun, Fri, 6:45 -12:30 am. Lexington, Mass. 215.7m- 1390kc. 5 watts. J. Smith Memphis. Tenn. 209.7m- 1430kc. 10 watts. Seventh the W inter." Daily ex Sun. 10 am. weather reports. Sun. 4:15 pm, 5:15. 9, 9:15, 10:30. Eastern. Dodge. Carl S. Wheeler. Daily ex Sat, Sun. 8:30- Day Adventist Church. news; 12:15 pm, 3. 4, 6:15. Tues. Wied. /huer, 10:30 pm. Sat, 11 pm. Sun. 8:30 -10:30 pm. East- Fri. 8:30.9:30 pm. Fri. 9:30 -10:30 )'m. Sun, 11 am. Founded Oct., 1926. service; 7:45 pm. Central. Founded summer 1922. WPRC ern. WMBO- 100 watts. Wilson 1360kc. 100 watts. Radio Harrisburg, Pa. 209.7m1430kc. Auburn, N. Y- 220.4m- Printing & Radio Co. Sun. 9.11 pm. Eastern. WLIB Servfce l.aboratorfes. WOA Lawrenceburg. Tenn. 285.5m-1050kc. 250 watts. Elgin, _ Ill- 305.9m- 980kc. 15000 watts. Liberty hlagazme. Announcers, Bill Hay. Art Smith. Daily James D. Vaughan. Announcer, James D. Vaughan. WPSC -11:57. -12:40 WMBQ Sun. WO1.12 n. 7:30 -8:30 pm. Central. ex Sun. 10:30-11 am. 11:30 12:01 pm. Brooklyn. N. Y. 204m- 1470kc. 100 watts. Paul 7. State College, Pa. 299.8m-1000kc. 500 watts. Pa. 7 -13. 11- 12:30. Sun, 5:15.6- Central. Gollhofer. State College. Slogan. "The Voice of the Nittany Lion." Mon. Wied, Fri. 8 pm. Fri. 12 mid. Sat. WLIT WMBR Trenton, N. J. 239.9m- 1250kc. 500 watts. F. J. 2 pm. football. Eastern. Philadelphia, Pa. 405.2m- 740kc. 500 watts. Lit watts. Wolff. Slogan, "Trenton Makes; the World Takes." 2 -3. 4:30. Tampa. Daily ex Sun. 12:15 -1:15 pm. Daily ex Sun, Sat. Bros. Mon. \Ved. Fri. 12 -2 pm. music. Daily ex2Su 191-2 pm. 2 -8. 8 -9. 10.11. WPSW music:_ 5:30, tories; 7:30 -mid. Tues. Thurs. II 6.7 pm. Wed. 7:30 -9 pm. Fri. 7:311.8:30 pm. Sun. Eastern. -9 pm. March 1923. Philadelphia. Pa. 202.6m- 1480kc. 50 watts. Phila- am. 'ies. Thurs, Sat. 12n. 2 pm. 4:30. 5:30. 7:30. 7:30 Eastern. Founded 2. \Ved, Fri. Eastern. delphia School of Wireless Telegraphy. WMBS 7 pm. Eastern. 250 watts. Mack's WOBR WLS Lemoyne. Pa. 234.2m-1280ke. Ohio. 204ní- 1470kc. 10 watts. Karl Smith. (Port- 111. 344.6m870kc. 5000 watts. Sears. hanna. Daily Sl able.) WPTF Chicago. g aterlCo. \ oieoçn( the Susg chr x Durham Roebuck & Co. Slogan, "World's Largest Store." nFe am. musicale,n. women's Raleigh. N. C.. 416.4m-720kc. 500 watts. Daily ex Sun. 9 -1:30 pm. half hour markets; 12.1 pm, mu. cSa WOBT Life Ins. Co. Slogan, "Wye Protect the Family ." homemakers hour. club; 1 5:50. snr6.Hme6-110 Daily ex Sun. 6 -7 pm. Mon, Wed, Fri, 6 -8 pm. imi farm program; 2:30.3:30. 11:30-3 Knut 8:30 Union City. Ten. 205.4m- 1460kc. -1 Tues. tl , 7:30 pm. Eastern. Fri, 4:30 -12 mid. Sat. 4:30 am. pmm. Eastern. KYFFounded 1 March 1. 1924. Sun. Thurs. 4:30 -8 pm. Sun. 10:45.12:15 pm. U. of C. WOBU 1:30 -2:30, S. S. WPUB services; 12:15-1:30 pm, concert: Charleston, W. Va. 267.7m- 1120kc. 50 watts. school: 6 -8. Little Brown church. Central. WMBW New York. N. Y. 236.1m- 1270kc. 500 watts. Mad- Youngstow n. Ohio. 214.2m- 1400kc. 50 watts. Charleston Radio Broadcasting Corp. Cu., Inc. Founded Jan.. Square Garden. Announcer. Vorace E. Beaver. WLSI Youngstown Broadcasting Mnun, Wed. Thurs. 9 -12 mid. Tues. Fri. 6 -9 pou. 1927. WOC Providence, R. 1. 275.1m- 1O90kc. 500 watts. Lin- -9 pm. Eastern. Tues. 6:30 Davenport, Iowa. 374.8m- 8t8)kc. 5Mx1 watts. The coln Studios Inc. Mon, 6:45 pm. pm. Palmer School of Chiropractic. Slogan. "Where the Wed. 7 pm. 9. Thurs. 6:30. Fri. 7 pm. Sat. 6:30 WMC WimQ7 AA Eastern. Memphis. Tenn. 516.9m- 580kc. 500 watts. The West Begins and in the State Where the Tall Corn pm. Stn, 6:30 pm. S. Cham- Grows." Daily ex Sun. 7 am. Happy hour; 9:45. ParkeshPa. 215.7m- 1390kc. 500 watts. Horace Commercial Appeal. Announcer, Francis A. Beale. Jr. berlin. Slogan. "Station WMC. Memphis." "Down markets. 11, 11:15, 1:57 pm. time; 2 markets. 3, WLTH in Dixie." Club. "Midnight Frolic." Daily ex Sun. Aunt Jane. 5:45. chimes, 6, news; 7. program. Brooklyn. N. Y. 256.3m- 1170kc. 250 watts. Voice. weather. markets. music. Wed Fri, 10:10. WEAF; 4. music. Mon. 7:30 pm. Inc. Mon. 10 am. 9:45 am. 12 n. 2:30 pm, WQAM 500 watts. Lin nf Brooklyn. 8 pm. Tues. 11 pm. Midnight Frolic. WEAF; 8:30. WEAF; 9:30, program. Tues S pp 322.4m- 930kc. 750 watts. Electrical 9.11. Tues, Wed. Thurs, 4 -7 pm. 9 -12. Daily. program: 1923. 8, Miami. Fla. 5.6 pm. Sun. 11 am. church service. Founded Jan. 20, WEAF; 9. bridge. Wed, 7:30. WEAF; WEAF; Equip; Co. Announcer. Frederick W. Mirer. Slo- 5 -7 11 -1 am. Sat. 4-6 pm. 9 -12 mid. Sun, -10. 7 -9. Fri. pm. Central. 9:30. talk. Thurs. 7:30 WEAF. Fri. ggan. 'The Most Southern Radnocasting Station in 1 -2 pm. 5 -6, 9 -I1. Eastern. WEAF; 9 -10, musicale. Sat, 7 pin, WJZ. 7:30. lf, S." Daily and Suu, II:45- 12:.ìt) pm. 6 -7. 8.9:30. program. Sun, 11 am. 1 -5:30 pm. WEAF; 7. service. Founded Feb. L 1922. WMCA Hotel 8:15. WEAF; 9:15 music. Central. Founded May WLTS Hoboken, N. J. 370.2m- 810kc. 500 watts. 1922. Chicago., Ill. 483.6m.620kc. 100 watts. Lane Tech- McAlpin. Announcer, Snedden Weir. Slogan, 2 6.7. and the White WQAN nical Htgh School. Mon. 9-10 am. -4 pm. "Where the Searchlight Flashes Scranton. Pa. 230.6m- 1300kc. 250 watts. Scranton Tues. \ \'ed. Thurs. Fri. 9 -10 ant. 2 -4 pm. Central. Way Begins." Daily ex Sun. Sat. 10:30 am. 1 pm, WOCL 6 -1 am. $un. 10 Jamestown. N. Y. 223.7m- 1340kc. 25 watts. A. E. Times. Announcer. T. V. Nelson. Slogan. "The 2:45. 5. 6 -1 am. Sat. 10:30.1 pm. Voice of the Anthracite." Daily ex Sun. 12:30.1 am -12 mid. Eastern. Neroton. Announcer. Roy W. Fox. Slogan. "We're WLW on Chautauqua Lake." Mon. 9.9:15. 9:15.12 mid- pm. 4:30.5, news. reports. sports. music. Tues. Fri. Ohio. 428.3m700kc. 5000 watts. 52m- night. Thurs. 7 -8 Sun, 10:30 am, 7:30.9. 8 pm. entertainment. Sat. 6:30 -7:15 pm. dance Harrison. pm. 4 -5 Opened 8. 1923. 5764kc. 250 watts. The Crosley Radio Corp. An- WMES Mass. Eastern. music. Sun. pm. Eastern. Jan. Daily ex Sat Sun. 8 am. Boston, Mass. 211.Im- 142Okc. 50 watts. nouncer. Fred .Smith. Mon. Thurs, 8-10:30 pm. Sun, exercises: 101. woman's hour; 11:15, markets : 11 :55, Educational Society. 1. WODA 2:30 -4.30. mu- 10:45 -12 n.. 7:45 -9:30. Eastern. Founded Aug. WQAO time: 12n. weather. musicale: 1:30. Paterson. N. J. 293.9m- 1020kc. Iraq watts. O'Dea Palisade. N. J. 394.5m- 760kc. 500 watts. Cal- sicale; 3:30. markets; 6:50, markets; 7 -12 mid. Sat. Temple of Music. Slogan, "A Voice from the Silk vary ltapt,sts church. Announcer. G. R. \Windham. 10 am. woman's hour; 11 :15. markets; 11:55. time. City. Daily ex Sun. 9 -10 ant. 12 -2 pm: Mon. Slogan. The First Church Owned and Operated 12n. weather; 12:05. musicale: 12:45. markets; 2:30- 1WMPC 5:30 -9 pm. Tues. 4:30 -6 pm. 9.11. \Ved, 5:30 -9 pm. Broadcasting Station in the World." Ved. 7:30 pm. 7 -12 mid. Sun. 9:30 am. 11. 1280kc. 30 watts. First 4:30, 6:50. markets: Lapeer. Mich. 234.2m- 11 -12. Thurs, 4:30 -6 pm, 9 -12. Fri, 5:30 -9 put. church service. Sun, 11:15 am. 3 pm. 7:30. church 3 organ; 6:30-11. Alternate Sun. 5:30 pm. Protestant Church. Daily ex Sat. 12-1 pm. Methodist Daily ex 11 -12. Sat, 4:30 -6 cam. 9 -12. Sun. 9 am. 7 pm. service. Founded 1922. Eastern. chain. Eastern. Founded 1919. 0m. Daily ex Sat. Thurs. 7:30.10 pm. Founded April 13. 1925. Eastern. `at. 4 -5 pm. Sun. 10:30.12 n, 12 -1 pm. 4.5:30, 7:30 -10. Centrai. Founded Dec. 6. 1926. WQBA WLWL WOI Tampa. Fla. 23810.1260kc. 250 watts. WQBA Inc. New York. N. Y. 370.2m- 810kc. 1000 watts. The Ames. Iowa. 265.3m- 1130kc. 2500 -5000 watts. lows Paulist League. Announcer, Joseph A. Bier. Slo- WMRJ State College. Announcer. A. G. \Vnolfrtes. Daily Jamaica. watts. WQBC gan, Foi God and Country." .1 a3pm. l Sat 2:30 am ex Sun. 7 ant, 7:30. 8:45 9:30, 10. 10:30. 12:10, 12:15 J. Tue s. Thurs, 81 :Ó pm, 12:30. 12:40. 12:45, 1 pm. 1.30. 9:30. Mon, Utica. Miss. 215.7m- 1390kc. 100 watts. I. R. Jones. WMAC Sun. 12 -2:30 pm. 9. 11:30. Eastern. 7:30 pm. 7:45, 8. Thurs, 7:30, 7:45, 8. Sun, 10:45 Daily ex Sun. 7 am -7 pm. Central. Cazenovia, N. Y. 225.4n,- 1330kc. 500 watts. C. B. am, 3.15 pm. Founded April. 1922. Central. Meredith. Announcer, C. R. Jones. Thurs, 12 n. WNAC The WQJ farm 8 pm. popular studio. Founded 1922. Boston, Masc. 461.3m- 650kc. 50) watts. program; Shepard Stores. Announcers. John J. Fanning. Ben Chicago, III. 447.5m- 670kc. 500 watts. Calumet Eastern. L,pez. Daily Homewood. III. 252m- 1190kc. 5000 watts. Karns- Baking Powder cnmpanrChicago Daily News. Daily Hadfield. E. I.ewis Dunham. Joseph Chicago Beach Hotel. Announcer, Hugh Aspinwall. ex Sun. 11 -12 n. 3 -4 pm. Daily ex Sun. Mon, 7 -8 -12 n d. Sun. 10:45 am -5 pm; 7:3O- x Sun, 7:45 am Daily ex Mon. 1l -12:30 am. Founded July 20. 1925. Pm. 10 -1 t. Sun, In:45 -12:30 pm. 2.4. 6 -7. Founded WMAF 1. Founded July 31. 1922. South Dartmouth. Mass. 428.3m -700kc. 500 watts. Ì Eastern. Central. May 22. 1924. Central. Round Dills Radio Corp. Not operating. WNAD WOKO- Norman, WRAF WMAK Peekskill. N. Y. 215.7m- 139Okc. 250 watts. H. E. Ind. 208.2m- Radio Oklahom.. Mon. Wed,SThurs.tt7:15-9:45 Smith. Daily ex Sun, 10 am. Daily ex Sun. 10 -11 La Porte. 1440kc. 100 watts. Buffalo. N. Y. 545.1m- 550kc. 750 watts. WMAK Sat. 2 -5 Central. Club, Inc. Announcer, Charles Middleton. Slogan. ex NALFri. 12:15 -1 pin. pm. am. 6 -8 pm. Sat, 9.11 pm. Sun. 11 -12:15 pm. 3.5. Studios, Inc. Announcer, William Fay. Daily Eastern. "The Voice "f the Maple City." Daily ex Sun. 12- Sun, 11 am. menu period; 12n., news; 12:15, music. I pm. 7 -9. Sir', 10:45 -I_:1á pm. Founded April, Daily ex. Sun. 6:15 pm. 7.12. Sun, 10:25 am. 2:30. W 1923. Central. Omaha. Nebr. 258.5m- 116Okc. 250 watts. R. J. 3:5, 9 -11. Slo- WOKT Rockwell. Announcer, Ronald J. Rockwell. Rochester. N. Y. 209.7m- 1430kc. 500 watts. Titus - gan. "Pioneer Station of Omaha.' Fri. Sat. 7 -9 pm. Ets Corp. Announcer. S. C. Hitchcock. Daily ex WRAH WMAL Founded 1921. Washington. D. C. 241.8m- 1240kc. 250 watts. M. 9 -11 pm. Central. Sun, Mon, 11:30 am -2 pm. 6:45.10. Mon. II:30- Providence, R. I. 199.9m-1500kc. 250 watts. Stan- A. Leese Radio Co. Daily 6:30 pm. Eastern. WHAT 2 pm. 6:45 -11 pm. Sun. 11.12:30 pm. Eastern. ley N. Read. WMAN Philadelphia. Pa. 288;ám- 104Okc. 100 watts. Len - WOMT WRAK tnig Bros. Co. Slogan, "We Never Are Tired." Wed. Manitowoc, Wis. 232.1m- 1350kc. 100 watts. The Columbus. Ohio. 234.2m- 1280kc. 50 watts. First Sat. 8 pm. Sun, 6:50 Eastern. Escanaba. Mich 282.8m- 1060kc. 50 watts. Econ- Baptist church. Announcer. John Bohannan. Sun. 6:50 pm. pin. Mikadow theater. Daily ex Sun. 11:50 am -1:10 pm. omy Light Company. Announcer. H. E. Flath. 10 :.0 -12 n. 7:30 -9 pm. Eastern. 5.45 -7 Mon, 10:30 -1:30 am. Central. Slogan. "l'he Gateway to Cloverland." Mon. Fri. WNAX 8:30 pm. Eastern. WMAQ Yankton. S. D. 302. Rm- 9901:t . 500 watts 6 am -6 WOO pm. 250 watts after 6 pm. Gurney Seed & Nursery Pa. 508.2m- Chicago. Ill. 447.5m- 670kc. 1000 watts. The Chi- Sun, n. Philadelphia, 590kc. 500 watts. John WRAM Co aily and Sun 11 am -10 pm. 11-12 Wanamaker. Daily ex Sun, 11 am, organ recital; cago Daily News. Announcer. Harry Geist. Daily Central. 22, 1927. Galesburg. Ill. 247.8m- 1210kc. 50 Sun, -11 12 4 -7. 8.10. Sun, 7 pm. Founded Aug. 12:55. time: 12 -1 pm, concert; 4:40. weather; 4:45. watts. Lom- ex 6:30 am. n -3 pm, bard College. Mon. 7.11 pm. Founded 1922. Cen- 10:45.12 n 7 rim, 8 -10. Daily ex Sun. Sat. 12:10- organ recital; 7:30. police reports: 10:55. time; WNBA 11:02. weather. Mon. Wed. Fri. 7:30 -11 music. tral. 1 Central. pm. Forest Park. III. 208.2m- 1440kc. 200 watts. Mich- concert. Eastern. ael T Paferty. Irregular hours. WRAV St. Louis. Mn. 247.8m- 1210kc. 1000 watts. Kings - WOOD- Yellow Springs. Ohio. 296.9m- 1010kc. 100 watts. highway Presbyterian church. Slogan. "May Every WNBF Grand Rapids. Mich. 260.7m- 1150kc. 500 watts. Antioch College. Announcer. Charles W. Putman. By-Way Hear Kingshighway." Sun, 11 am. 8 pm. Endicott. N. Y. 206.8m- 1450kc. 50 watts. Hewitt - Walter B. Stiles, Inc. Mon, Tues. Wed. Thurs. Thurs, 9 pm, music; 9. educational. Sun. 7 pm. Central. Wood Radio Co. Irregular schedule. Fri. 9 -11 pm. Central. Central.

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO D I G E S T- Illustrated 49 WRAW Reading. WSDA Pa. 238m- 1260kc. 100 watts. Avenue Ra- New WTIC CHIC dio & Elec. Shop. York N. Y. 227.1m- 1320kc. 250 watts. City Hartford, Slogan. The Schuylkill Valley Temple. Thurs. Conn. 535.4m- 560kc. 500 watts. The Toronto, Can. 356.9m- 840kc. 500 Echo." Announcer. C. M. Chafey. 7:45-9:30 pm. Sat. 10:45 -1 pm. Travelers Insurance Company. watts. Northern Tues. 9 -11 pm. Sun. 7:30 -9:30 pm. Eastern. Slogan. "The Insur- Electric Company. Ltd. Announcer, R. W. Thurs. 10 -12 mid. Sun. 11 am. 1:30.2:30 pm. ance City." Daily. 6:30 -II pm. -u1,. 4:.10 -7:30 Low- Eastern. 3-4. ton. man. Mon, 8 -9 pin, 11 -1 atn. Sat. 10 -I1 am. 8 -9 Founded June 5. 1923. Founded Feb. 10. 1924. Eastern, \ 10 -12 pm. WSEA mid. Sun, 5 -6 pm. Eastern. WRAX Virginia Beach. Va. 263m- 1140kc. 500 watts. Vir- WTMJ CHMA Philadelphia. mea Beach Broadcasting Co. Announcer, George Milwaukee. Wis. 293.9m- 1020kc. 1000 watts. Pa. 212.6m- 1410kc. 250 watts. Her - Mil- Edmonton, Alta. 516.9m- 580kc. 250 watts. Chris- achah Church, Inc. Tues. Thurs. Vponiche waukee Journal. Announcers. Fred Jeske. Larry tian & Missionary Sun. 7:30 -9:30 pm. Vire niaerlauDaily Iex Sun. Teich. Slogan. "Voice of Alliance. Sun, 11 am. 1:15 pm, 11:15.12:15 pm. 4-5. F :asterse. 11 ÌJ, ele5w 110 Wisconsin, Land of 2:15, 2:30. 5. 5:30, 5:45. 7 10:30. Sat. 6 pin. Mountain. pm. -8. 8 -11 pm, 11. Sun. 9:30 am, 4 -5 pm. 7 Lakes." Mou, Tues. Wed, Thurs. Fri. 3 -I2 Eastern. -9. 10-2 loll. WRBC Sat. 1u -2 uni. 3 -11. Sun, 11 -9:45 pm. Central. CHML Valparaiso. Ind. 238m- 1260kc. 250 watts. Im- WTRL Mount Hamilton, Ont.. Can. 340.7m- 880kc. manuel Lutheran hurch. Announcer. WSIX watts. 50 Gerhard Midland Park. N. J. 206.8m- 1450kc. 15 watts. Maple Leaf Radio Cu., Ltd. Schutes, Slogan. "World Redeemed Springfield. Tenn. 212.6m-I410kc. 150 watts. 638 by Christ." Technical Radio Laboratory. Tues. 7 -9 pm. Fri. 7-8 Mon. 7:30 pm. Sun. 7:30 pm, Tire and Yule. Announcer. George Lawrence.11 church service. Cen- P_ m. Sun. 4 pm. Eastern. tral. Founded March. 1924. Daily ex 5 n (12:30-1:30 Sun, a CHNC Founded Jan. 7. 1927. Toronto. Can. 356.9m- 840kc. 500 watts. Toronto - Radio Research society. WRC {.jChhiiccyg]o.IIII. 227.1m- 1320kc. 500 watts. Dr. George Washington. WSKC F. D. C. 468.5m- 640kc. 500 watts. Ra- Courtier.lier. Daily ex Sun, Mun, 7 -9 pm. Central. dio Corp. of America. Bay City. Mich. 272.6m- I1001c. 250 CHNS Announcer. Jahn B. Daniel. Star watts. World's Halifax, Slogan. "The Voice of the Capitol." Daily ex Knitting Co. Announcer, S. F. Northcutt. N. S. 322.4m- 930kc. 100 watts. Northern 6:45 Sun, Slogan. Where the WWJ Elec. Co., Ltd. Sine, Mon, Wed. am -I pm, WEAF; 1 -2. organ; 5 -II pm. Sun. Summer Trails Begim Daily Detroit, evening program. 11 ex Sun. 12.1 Mich. 352.7m- 8501c. 1001 watts. The De- Atlantic. Founded May 12, am -9:30 pm. Eastern. pmt Hardy hour of music. Tues. Thurs, troit News. Announcer, 1926. Sat. 9.11 pm. Sat. 12 -2 am. Sun. E. L. Tyson. F. P. Wal- 11 am. Eastern. lace. Mon, Wed. Fri. 7:10 am, exercises; 9:30 -10, CHPC WRCV household hints: 10:30 -:0:35. weather: 11:55 -12. time; Vancouver. B. C. 410.7m- 730kc. 1000 Norfolk. Va. 209.7m- 1430kc. 100 WSM 12:05-12:45 pm. music; I. rgan; 3, music. watts. Cen- watts. Radio Nashville, Daily ex Sat, Sun, 6 -8 Fm. Mon. tral Presbyterian Church. Corporation of Virginia. Slogan, "The Voice of the Tenn. 340.7m-880kc. 50170 watts. Na- 8:30 pm. WEAF, tional 9, WEAF- Tues, 8. \\ EAF. Wed, R pm. Business District." Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri. 7 -8 pm. Life and Accident Insurance Company. An- music; Sun. 10:30 nouncer, George Hay. 8:30. WEAF- 9:30. WEAF. Thurs, 8 pm. WEAF. CHRC -12:15 pm, 7:15 -8:45. Eastern. Daily ex Sun. Sat. 11:45 am. Fri 12:30 pm. I -1:30. Mon, 6:15 -I1 pm. Tues. \Ved, 8 pm, t \'EAF; 9. WEAF; 9:30. WEAF; In, Cuebec. Que. 340.7m- 880kc. 5 watts. E. Fontaine. 7-I1 pm. Thurs. 6:30.11 Sat. WEAF. Sun. 11 am. 7:20 pm, WEAF; 9:15, WEAF. WREC 4:30.5:30 pin. 6 -II ion. Sun. Sat. 941 variety program. pm. 6:20.7:15, 8:15 -9:15. Founded Oct. 5. mn Eastern. Founded Memphis, Tenn. 254.1m- 1180kc. 50 1925. Central. Aug.. 1920. watts. WREC Unity. Sask. 267.7m- 11201m. 50 watts. H. N. Inc. Daily ex Sun. 8-9 pm. Sun. 4 -5:30 Cen- tral. pm. Strom. Radin Sales. Tues. Thnrs, Fri. 7:30 -9 pm. WSMB WWL Sun. 7:30 -8.45 pm. New Orleans, La. 275.1m- I090kc. 100 watts. Loy- WREN New Orleans, La. 322.4m- 930kr. 500 watts. Saen- ola Announcer. ger Theaters. Inc.. Univ. O. L. Abell. Sat. 7:30.8:30 CHUC Lawrence. Kan. and The Maison Blanche Co. pou. Central. Founded 31. 1922. 254.1m- 1180kc, 750 watts. Jenny Dailey ex March Saskatoon. Sask., 329 5m- Wren. Daily ex Suu, Mtn%, Sun. 12:30 -1:30 pm. 6 -7 pm. Mon. Wed. Can. 910kc. 250 watts. 9 -10 pill Minn, 8 -9 pu. Thurs, Sat. 8:30 -10:30 pm. Founded International Bible Students' association. Sun, 8- 9:311. 11 am. 9.10:30 Central. April 21. 1925. An- pm. Central. WWNC uncer. C. Roberts. Tues, 7:30-10 pm. Thurs. 8:30 -10 Asheville. N. C. 296.9m- I010kc. 1000 watts. Ashe- pm. Fri. 940 pm. Sun, 12:45 -2:15 pm. WRES ville Chamfer of 8:30 -10 pm. Quincy. Mass. WSMK Commerce. Announcer, J. Dale 217.3m- 1380kc. 50 watts. Harry Stems. Daily ex Sun. I 7 -14. Leonard Sawyer. Dayton, Ohio. 296.9m- pm, 2. Mun. 8 -12 mid. Tues. Wed, Thurs. Fri. 8 -II pm. 4010kc. 200 watts. S. M. Thurs. 8-10:45 pm. Sun. II :un -4 pin. 7:30 pm. CHWC Eastern. Krohn, Jr. Slogan. 'The ¡loure of Aviation." Eastern. Regina. Sask.. Crue. 312.3m- 960kc. 15 watts. R. H. Daily ex Sun. Thurs, 12 -1 pm. 6 -7. 8.10. Sat, 12 -3 am. Sun. 10:45.12 Williams & Sons. Ltd. Daily ex Sun. 12 -1 pm. 5 -6. WRHF n. 7:30 -9 pm. Central. Wed. Sat. 8-10 Mountain. Washington, WWRL- pm. D. C. 322.4m- 930kc. 150 watts. Wash- Woodside. N. Y. 267.7m- 1120kc. 100 watts. W. ington Radio Hospital film!. Daily ex Sun. 10 -12 n WSOE H. Reuman. CHWK 6 -7. Founded 1924. Eastern. Milwaukee. Wis. 270.Im- II30kc. 250 watts. Chilliwack, B. of School C. Can. 247.8m- 1210kc. 5 watts. Engineering of Milwaukee DI n, ged by Wis- WWVA ('hillrwack Broadcasting Co.. Ltd. WRHM consin News. Slogan. In the Land of the Sky -blue Wheeling. W. \'a. 336.9m- 890kc. 250 watts. John Minneapolis. Minn. 260.7m-1150kc. 1000 watts. Waters." Daily ex Sun. Sat. 1:311 pm, request um- C. Stroebel, Daily ex Sem. 6:45 CHYC ber; 2:15. Jr. am. 7:45. 11, 2 Rosedale Hospital. Inc. Announcer, Troy S. newspaper features; 2:30. orchestra: 5:1 S, 6. 'Mon. 7 Miller. pm. -11 pm. Sat. II -1 am. Sun. 11 am. Montreal. Que.. Can. 411m- 731kc. 750 watts. 1)aily ex Sun, 9 -10:30 m, 5:45 -6 pin. 6 -7. Peter Rabbit; 6:15, organ; N. dance music; ML 1.4 Eastern. 1onndrd 6, North- Mon. ii. pm. Dec. 1926. ern Elec. Co.. Ltd. Announcer. N. S. Wed. Fri. 8 -10 pm. Thurs. 10 -12 mid. Sat. 6-11 Fri, 10 pm. Sun, 3:30 pm. Bible class: 7:30. service. Richards. Central. Founded Wed. 6 -12:30 am. Sun. 11 am. 7 pm. CNRM pro- 2-6 pm. 6 -12 mid. Central. Sept. 21, 1922. Canada grams occasionally. Eastern. WRK,. WSRO CJBC Hamilton, Ohio. 205.4m- 1460kc. 100 watts. CFAC WRK Middletown, Ohio. 384.4m- 78okc. 100 watts. Radio Toronto. Ont. 291.1m- 1030kc. 500 watts. Baptist Broadcasters. Daily ex Sun. 1:30-2:30 pm; 7:30. Co. Announcer. Harry W. Calgary. Alta., Can. 434.5m- 690kc. 500 watts. Church. 10:30. Eastern. Founded Fahrlander. Slogan. Calgary Herald. Announcer. 1919. We Sell Radio Only." Tues. Fri. 10:30.11 am. Fred Carleton. Daily 8.10 pm. Sun, 2-4 pm. Central. ex Sun. 1:15 pm, weather. markets. Moir. 3:30 -4:30 WRM pm; 9:30 -10:30. Tues, 6 -7 ton. Wed1:30-4:30 pm: CJBR 7:45 -8:45. Thurs, 9 pm. 9:30 -10:30. 12. Fri. 3:30- Regina. Sask. 312.3m-960kc. 500 watts. Saskatche- Univ.. wan WSSH 4:30 pm. 8:30. Sun. 11 am. 7 pm. service. Co- operative Wheat Producers. Ltd. of Ill. Announcer. John Bayless exwatts. Thurs. Daily Boston. Mass. 288.3m- 7:30 -9 pm. pm. Tues. 7 -8 pm. musical. Sun. 4 pm, organ. 1040kc. 100 watts. Tre- Central. mont Temple Baptist hurch. Announcer. Raymond CFCA B. Meader. Fri. 7:30 -9 pot. Sun, lu ant, 6:.111 pm. Toronto. Ont.. Can. 356.9ní- 8401:c. 500 watts. To- CJCA Eastern. Founded June 8. 1924. ronto Star. Announcer. Gordon W. Edmonton. WRMU McClain. Daily Alta.. Can. 516 9m-580kc. 500 watts. ex Sitn, 12 5:45. 6:20, tceatirer. stocks. Mon Edmonton Journal, New York. N. Y. 201.2m- 1490kc. 100 watts. At. -8 Ltd. Announcer, R. A. Rice. WRBroadcasting Corp, WSUI (30 pin, Weil, 6:30 -12 triad. Thurs, 6:30-9 pm. Moan: "The Sunniest Shot in Sunny Alberta." 10:3(1.1_ mid. Sal. 6:3010 pot. Sun. II :un, 7 pm, Daily ex Sun. 12:31 Iowa City, Iowa. 475.9m- 630kc. S00 watts. Univ. R:15. am, markets, news; 7:15 bun. of Iowa. Announcer. Eastern. Founded March. 1922. children's program; \ \e,l. Sat. 12:31, Carl Meltzer. Daily ex Sun. Messages 9 am. 10:30. Daily ex Sat. Sun. 12:25 pm. to North. Daily ex Suu. 11 tam nulslr. Coytesville, N. J. 319.Im- 970kc. 500 watts. Ex- 5 pm. Tues, 3 -4 \Ned. 8101,, 7 pm. 9. 11. Wed, 7 I'm. Mon. 11:15 CFCF In. 8-8:311 11111. bridge; 9 -11, 11 -12. perimenter Pub, Co. Daily ex Sun, II -1 pm, 2:30-4. pm. 4. Fri. 5-10:30 pal. Sat. 7-11 Sun, Sat, 7:30 pm. Sun. 9 pm. Founded Feb. 12. Montreal. P. Q.. 10.12 mid. Sun. 11 ant. 7:15 pm. 11 am. 1 -6:31 pm. Eastern. Founded 1924. Can. 410.7m- 730kc. 1650 watts. ielntaiit. June 12, 1925. Central. Canadian Marconi Cu. Announcer. C. Walter Dar- ling. Daily ex Sun. 12:45-I:40 pm, stocks. music. Mon, Fri. 7 -7:30 pin. bedtime stories; :JCJ WRPI WSVS 7:30 -8:30. Calgary, Terre Haute, Buflaln, music; 9 -10. 10:30 -11:30, orchestra. Wed, 7 -8 pm, Alta. 4.14.5m- 690kc. 250 watts. Radio Ind. 208.2m- 1440kc. 100 watts. Rose N. Y. 204m-1470kc. 50 watts. Seneca orchestra. Eastern. Service & Repair Shop. Polytechnic Institute Broadcasting Assn. David announcer. Slogan. "Watch Vocattional School.' \Ned. Fri. 8 pm. Eastern. CFCH (JCR WRR Founded Nov. 9. 1925. Red (leer. Dallas. 461.3m- Iroquois Falls. Ont. 499.7m -600kc. 250 watts. Abi- Alta., ('an. 356.9n- 540kc. 1000 watts. Tex. 650kc. 500 watts. City tibi Power and Paper Ltd. 'the North American Collieries. of Dallas. Announcer. John Thorwald. Slogan. WSYR Cu Ltd. City of Achievements." Daily ex Wed.. 11:30- Syracuse N. Y. 225.4m- 1330kc. 500 CJGC 12:30 pm. 6.7, 11-9. 10 -11. Sun. I1 -12 n.. 7:30 watts. Clive CFCN -9 B. Meredith. Slogan. Voice of Central New York." London. Ont.. Can Central. Daily ex Sun. Calgary, Alta. Can. 434.5m- 690kc. 1800 watts. 329.Sue- 910kc, 500 watts. Lon- Thurs. 6:20-10:30 pm. Eastern. W. W. Grant. Ltd. Slogan, Voice of don Free Press. Daily ex Sun, Founded 1922. the Prairies." music. 1.2 pm,. stocks. WRRS0:30. Tues. 9 -10 ptn. Wed, 9.10 I'm. II -12. Thurs. 7:45- Tues. Wed, Thurs. Fri. 7 -9 m. Fri. II -12 8:45 pm. Fri. 9 -10 pm. Sun. 11 am. 7:15 pm. serv- midnight. Sun, 11 am. 2 -3 pm. 7, church Racine. Win. 322.4m- 930kc. 50 watts. Racine Mountain. services. Broadcasting Cnrp. Announcer. F. G. Leavenworth. WTAD Daily ex Sun. Sat. 6 -7 pm. news. Mon. Wed. Fri. Quincy, Ill. 236.Im- 1270kc. 250 watts. 500 watts pm. CJGGX 12.1 pm. organ. 7:30-10:30 pm. Central. Founded 6 am -7 pm. Illinois Stock Medicine Broadcasting CFC Dec. I. 1926. Corporation Slogan. "I' he Voice of Vancouver B C. 410.7m- 730kc. 10 watts. Yorkton, Sask. 475.9m- 630kc. 500 Daily Agriculture.' Sprott - nipeg watts. The Win- ex Sun. 11:30-12:30 pm. Central. Founded Shaw Radio Co. Grain Exchange. Daily ex Sun, 9:30 am. 11:30. WRSC Dec. 29. 1926. grain; 1:45 pm. Tues. Fri. 8:30 -10 pm. Central. Chelsea. Mass. 211.Im-1420kc. 100 watts. William CFCT WTAG Victoria. B. C.. Can. 329.5m- 910kc. 500 watts. The CJOR Deaville Station. Slogan. Mecca Sea Island, B. C. 291.1m- 1O30kc. Worcester. Mass. 516.9m- 'The of Tourists." 50 watts. G. C. 580kc. 500 watts. Daily and Sun. 9:31 atti. \\'ed. Fri, R -9:30 pm. Every Chandler. WRST Worcester Telegram Gazette. Announcer, Bay Shore, Gaylord. Chester secondsecond Thurs, 10:30 pm. 12 mid. Night Birds. Mon. N Y. 211.Im- 1420kc. 250 watts. Slogan, "The Voice from the Heart of pm. Sun. Il am. 7:30 pm. Pacific. CJRM Radiotel hlfg. Co., Inc. Slogan, "Bay Shore. the the Commonwealth." Daily ex On Sun. Sat. 10,30 am. air Star. 1924. Moose Sask. Garden Spot of Long Island.' Daily ex Sun, 5:45- 12:30. 12:35, 1 pm. î 7:30, 8. 8:.10, 9. 10. Jaw. 2969nr-IOlfkc. 500 watts. James II. Sat. Richardson & Sous, 6:30 pm. 7 -II. Sun, 10 -12 m. 8 -11. Eastern. 12:30. 1 pm. Sun. 3. 4. 5:30. 7:30 -9:16 pm. Eastern. Ltd. Daily ex Sun. 5:30 -10:15 CFCY am. II:55 -2:30 pal. weather. markets. Mun. \\'ed. Charlottetown. P. E. I. 312.3m- 960kc. 100 watts. Fri, 6:30 Pm. Sat. 10 -13 raid- Sun. 9:30 WRVA pm. Mountain. am. 1:30 Richmond. Va. WTAL Island Radio Co. Wed. Thurs. 7 -8 pm. Sun. 11 254.Im- llROkc. 1000 watts. Lares am. 7 & Bro. Co., Inc Slogan, Carry Me Toledo. Ohio. 2110.2m- 1070kc. 100 watts. The pm. Virginy. Back to Old Toledo Broadcasting Cu. Announcer. Karl CJSC Announcer. J. Robert Beadles. Daily ex Slogan, Beinke. Sat, Sun. 12 -l:3Ó Mon. "The Gateway to the Sea." Daily. 8 CFGC Toronto. Can. 356.9m- 840kc. 500 watts. pm. Wed, Thurs, Fri. Sat. 9 pm. Suie, pm. The Eve - 7 -12 mid. Sun. 11 -12 n Sun. 11 -12 n.. 8 -9. Eastern. 10:45 pm. Eastern. Brantford. Ont.. Can. 296.9m- IOIOkc. 50 watts. The CJWCTelegram. WSAI WTAM Brant Radio Supply Co., I.td. Mason. Ohio. CFJC Saskatoon. Can. 361.2m- 830kr. 5000 watts. United Cleveland. Ohio. 399.8m- 75Okc. 3500 watts. 5000 States Playing_ Card Co. Daily and Sun. 7-12 mid. watts 6 am -6 pm. Willard Kamloops, B. C. 267.7m- 1120kc. 15 watts. N S. \heatonElec. Co. M. Bowes. Daily ex Storage Battery Co. Sun. -1 nn1 WSg Dalgleish and Sons. Weller 11:45 Mon. 7 -9 pm. Eastern. Announcer. R. B. Humphrey. Slogan, "The Voice and Weller. Mon, Fri. pm. pm. lues, Wed. Thons, 5:30 -6:30 pm. Wed. 8 pm. Pacific. CJYCmm. Sn. 3:45-5 pin. Founded From the Storage Battery.' Daily ex Sun. 6 -12 Sept. 35. 1925. mid. Sun, 11 am. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 pm. Founded Sept. Grove City. Pa. 26. 1923. Eastern. CFLC 223.7m- 1340kc. 250 watts. Grove Toronto. City College. William L. Harman, Prescott. Ont. 296.9m- 1010kc. SO watts. Can. 291.1m- 10301m. 5011 watts. activities. Ir- Radio ,f Universal regular chedule. Founded April 1920. Association of Prescott. Radio t'anada. Ltd. Mou. 6.12 mid. Tues, 10 -12 WTAQ pm. Wed. Sat. 6 -5 pm. Fri. 10-l2 mid. Eau Claire. WSAN Wis. 254.Im-1180kc. 500 watts. Gil- CFMC lette Rubber Co. Announcer. C. S. Van Gorden. CKAC Allentown. Pa. 222.1m- 1350kc. 100 watts. Allen- Slogan. Kingston. Ont.. Can. 267.7m- 1120kc. 20 watts. town Call l' he Voice of the Wilderness." Mon. Montreal, Que.. Can. 410.7m- Pub. Co. Announcer, Charles Walp. 12:15 pm. weather. news, markets: Monarch Battery Mfg. Co., Ltd. ' 730kc. 1200 watts. La Tires. Teeurs, 8:15 pm. Eastern. 6. 6:30. 7:31. 10. Presse. Announcer, Jacques Cartier. Mon, Wed, Tues. 12 n. 6 pm, 9. Wed. 12:15 pm. 6. 6:30. Fri. 1:45 pm. Thurs, 12:15 orchestra. Daily ex Sat. 4 pm. pm, 6, 9. 10. Fri. 12 n. 6. 8. Sat. CFNB weather, markets, storks, reports. WSAR 12:15 pm. Sun. 11 am. Central. Founded Tues. Sat. 7 Oct. 12. Fredericton, N. B. 247.8m- 1210kc. 25 watts. James pm, safety talks; 10:30, damne. Sun, 2:45 pm. Fall River. Mass 252m- 1190kc. 100 watts. 1922. S. & Sons, Capitol Doughty & Welch Neill Ltd. theater 4:30, first three Thurs of month. Elec. Co.. Inc. Announcer, Bar- UN It M. last Thurs, Frontenac ton G. Albert. Daily 12.1 pm. 5:30 -6:30. Founded Eastern. Breweries studio. Eastern. WTAR CFQC \VSI'F Norfolk, Va. 236.1m- 1270kc. 5(0 watts. Saskatoon, Sask.. Can. 329.Sm- 910kc. 500 watts. CKCD WSÄX Reliance Electric Co. Announcer. J. K. Bohannon. The Electric Shop. Ltd. Announcer. Grant Steven- "I"own /own in Old son. Slogan. Ifni City of the West Where Vancouver, D. C.C.. Can. 410.7m-730kc. Chicago III. 204m- 1470ke. 100 watts. Zenith Virginia." Daily ex Sun, 6:30 Vancouver peel watts. Radio PM, weather, markets. news. Tues. 8.9 pm, music. No. 1 Northern liard Wheat Crow Daily ex Sun. Daly cor. Annonucer. W. G. /tas- Eastern. 9 -10 am; I :15 -2 pan, markets. reports, music. sel]. Slogan, Canadas \\'estera Gateway." Tues. Wet'. Mon. Mon, 6 pm. Wed. 7:30 -Ici pm.rie Thorn, Fri, 7:.30- 8:30 -9:30 pm. Tutors. Fri. 8:30 -8 :50 ÁZ 8:30 pm. Wed. 8 -10 pm. Fri. pin, lance pm. Sat. 9:30 -1(1:31 pm. Pacific. Huntington, W. Va. 241.8m-1240kc. 100 watts. WTAS II, gram. Sun. 11 am. 7 pm, church service. Moun- McKellar Elec. Co. Announcer. F. B. Smith. Daily Chicago. 111. 275. h1,- 10F1kc. 3500 watts. Illinois tain.CF. CKCI ex Sun, 12.4 pm. 6 -10. Sun. 10 -12:30 pm. 3 -4, 6.10. Broadcasting Corp. Quebec, Que. 340.7ne- 880kc. 22.x watts. _E.astern. Founded Feb.. 1927. RB Ltd. Le Soleil. SB WTAW Township of King. York County. Ont. 291.1m- College Station. Tex. 1030kc. 1000 watts. Standard Radio Mfg. Corp.. CKCK Atlanta. Ga. 475.9m- 630kc. 1000 watts. Atlanta 453.6mr620kc. 500 watts. Ltd, Regina, Sask.. Journal. Announcer. Lambdin Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. Daily Can. 31 ?.3m- 960kc. 500 watts Kay. Slogan. The ex Sun. Sat. Leader Pub. Co. Announcer. A. 'Dire of the South." Daily 12:10 pm. Vied. Fri, 7 Founded W. Hooper. w "TF. ex Sun. 10 am, home- pm. Queen City of the West," Mon. makers half hour; 12 -1 pm. music. weather; I. farm 1922. Central. CFRC Tues. Thurs. F. 9:45 -10:30 am. 1 -1:45 8-10. service: 2:30. reports; 8.9. concert; 10:45 -12. con- Kingston Ont.. Can. 267.7m- 1120kc. 500 watts. 10:30 pm. \Veil. Sat, 9:4. am. 1 -1:45 pm. Sue. 9-10 pm. Mountain. cert. Senn, 5:30 pm. \V)Z. Tues. 7 pm. WEAF. WTAX Queen's UJniversity. Inc. Oct. 1923. Streator. S. S. lesson1e Sun. 9:30 am. 10:54, pm.66P Ill. 322.4m- 930kc. 50 watts. Williams CFYC CKCL WEAF: 8:15. music. Central. 55 5, Hardware Co.. Radio Division. Announcer, N. B. Tornnto, Can. 356.9m- R40kc. \Villiams. Vancouver. B. C. 410.7m- 730kc. 500 watts. 500 watts. The Do- Slogan. "Tanya Ke ga Nails.' Mon. Inter- minion flattery Co.. Ltd. Daily ex Sat. 8 -10:30 pm. 9 -11 national Bible Students' Assn. Sun, kí:311 Thurs, pm. Central. am. 10:58, time: 7 am, 7: 20. 71411. exercises. WSBC 12:30 pm, Mon. Chicago. Ill. 232.4m- 1290kc. markets: 3 -4:.10 pm. Tues. 3 -4:.10 pm, 500 watts. World CHCS 6:40 -1. Wed, 12:30 :30 Battery Co. Daily ex Sun. Mon, Thurs. 6:30 -8 pm. WTAZ pm. 3 -4 pm. Thurs, 3 -4:.00 Hamilton. Ont.. Can. pm. Fri. ' I am. 12:30 nn. Daily ex Mn,,. 9 -1 am. Sat. 2-4 am. Sun. 340.7n1- 8110kc. 10 watts. Ham- markets: 3.4:3) p.an Stet. 5 -7 pm. Richmond. Va. 220.4m- 1360kc. IS watts. W. ilton Spectator. 7 -5 pm. Sun. 3 -5 pm. Eastern.E Thurs, 6 -7 pm. Central. nolds. Jr.. Rey- Founded May 5. 1925. WSBF and T. J. McQuire. CHCY CKCO Louis. WTFF King Edward Park. Edmonton, Ottawa. Ont.. Can. 434- 5m- 690kc. 100 St. Mo. 258.5m- 1160kc. 250 watts. WSBF Alta. 516.9m- 5501m. O. M. Geldert (Ottawa atts. Dr. Broadcasters. Washington. D. C. 2t4nt- 1470kc. 50 watts. 250 watts. International Bible Students' Association. Radio Assn.l. Announcer. Inde- Tues. Thurs. Dr. O. K. Gibson. - logans, pendent Pub. Co. Sat, 11:30Io pm. Su. IO -11 n 3-4 Voice." Ottawa's Radin WSBT pm. 9:15- 10:30. Mountain. Founded May 1Ì.t1926. The Community Voice of Canada's Capital." Tues. 8 -10 pin. Sun, 7 pm. services, South Bend. Ind. 238m1260kc. S00 watts. South WTFI 9. t concert. Eastern. Founded (tend Trihnne. Announcer, CHGS March. 1924. C. G. Livengood. Mon Toccoa. Ga. 209.7m- 1430kc. 250 8 -10 12-1:30 watts. Toccoa Summerside. P. E. I. 267.7m- 1120kc. pm pm. Wed. Fri, 8-10 pm. Founderd Falls Institute. Tues. Thurs. 7-8 pm. Sun. 9-10 pm. 25 watts. CKCR 1922. Central. Eastern. R. T. Holman, Ltd. Daily ex Sun. 12 n. Suie, I1 St. George. am. 7 Ont.. Can. 257.7m- 1120kc, 25 watts. pm. John Patterson.

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 50 RADIO D I G E S T- Illustrated An Evening at Home With the Listener TIME IN CENTRAL TIME I IN EASTERN Thursday Friday Location Met. Ke. Watts Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wed. .:alt mat. Kc. Watts Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wed. Thursday Friday Call 7:15- 9:15 Silent 8:0012:45 7:25 -10:30 Silent 6:25- 9:30 Silent CFCA Toronto 356.9 840 500 Silent 800 -10:15 5:30.11:00 CFCA 356.9 840 500 Silent 7:00- 7:15 6:15- 8:15 Silent 7:0041:45 1010 50 1:30 8:3042:00 8:30.1100 Silent 8:3011:00 Silent 7:30-10:00 Silent 7:30 -1000 CJRM Moosaiaw 296.9 12:30 9:3010;30 Silent CJRM 296.9 1010 50 11:30- 12:311 :30 -14:00 7:.0 -10:00 Silent Montreal 410.7 730 7500 8:15- 100 3:45- 6:4S Silent 8:15 -12:30 Silent 7500 7:15 -12:00 2:45- 3:45 Silent 7:I5- 11:30 Silent 8:30- 9:30 Silent CKAC Silent 60042:00 Silent Silent Silent CKAC 410.7 730 Silent Silent Silent CKCL Toronto 356.9 840 5000 7:00 8.:00 300. 400 90010:30 Silent CKCL 356.9 840 5000 6:00. 7:00 200. 3:00 Silent 5:00- 1OO 356.9 840 500 Silent Silent 9:00 -10:30 Silent Silent Silent Silent 8:00- 9:30 Silent Silent 800. 9:30 Silent CKNC Toronto 8:30 -1200 Silent 9:10- 1:00 8:30 -1000 Silent CKNC 356.9 840 500 7:30 9:00 Silent CKY Winnipeg 384.4 780 500 8:30 -11:30 70010.00 Silent CKY 384.4 780 500 7:30-1030 600- 9:00 7:30 -11:00 Silent 8001000 434.5 690 500 Silent Silent 7:00.41:110 Silent 700 -1200 Silent 6:10 -1000 Silent 600 -11:00 Silent Silent CNRO Ottawa 10:3042:30 Silent 10:30 -11:30 CNRO 434.5 690 500 Silent Silent 9:30 -10:30 CYH Monterey 311 964 250 Silent 10:30.12:00 Silent Silent 311 964 250 Silent 9:30 -11:00 Silent Silent 9:30-1130 Silent Silent 10:00-1100 10:00 -11:00 1000.11100 100041:00 300011-00 CYH 900 -1000 000.1000 9:0040:00 900.10:00 CYJ Mexico City. 400 750 1000 10:00.1100 6.ä01000 600.1000 6:00 -1230 cyy 400 750 1000 9:00.10:00 Silent 900-10:00 50011:30 KDKA Pittsburgh 315.6 950 50000 7:00-10:00 2.W11:15 6.00 -1000 600.1000 KDKA 315.6 950 50000 600. 9:00 400 -10:15 5:00- 900 5.-00. 9:00 500 900 500. 900 2000 6:3011:00 10041100 6:30 -11:15 630 -1100 6:30 -11.30 Silent 030 -12111 5:30.40:30 Silent 530. 100 KFAB Lincoln 309.1 970 Silent 9:3411:30 KFAB 309.1 970 2000 5:30.10:00 900-10:00 530.10:15 530 -1000 KFDM Beaumont 483.6 620 500 Silent 9:00 -10:00 Silent 900 -1100 Silent 483.6 620 500 Silent 800- 9:00 Silent 80040:00 Silent Silent 8:30.10:30 8:30- 9:30 8:00. 900 830- 9:30 8:30. 930 8:30. 9,30 8.30- 9:30 8:30- 9:30 KFDM 7:30- 8:30 730- 8:30 7:30- 8:30 KFH Wichita 245.8 1220 500 015- 200 9:15- 200 KFH 245.8 1220 500 7;30. 8:30 700- 800 7:30- 8:30 7:30- 8:30 KFI Los Angeles. 468.5 640 5000 9:15- 300 9:30 200 9:15- 200 9:15- 200 9:15- 2:00 5000 200 8:30- 100 8:15- 400 8:15- 400 8:15- 1:00 8:15- 1:110 8:15- 1:00 8:15- 9:311 8:15- 9:30 S:15- 9:30 8:15- 9:30 8:15- 9:30 KFI 468.5 640 8:15- 7:15- 7:15- 8:30 KFJF Okla. City 272.6 1100 750 8:15- 300 2:30-1000 272.6 1100 750 :15- 2:00 1:30- 900 7:15- 8:30 7:15- 8:30 7:15- 8:30 8:30 2000 6:00- 8:00 700. 8:00 600- 800 600. 8:110 600- 800 600- 800 600- 800 KFJF 700 500- 7:00 5:00- 7:00 500- 7:00 KFNF Shenandoah 461.3 650 930. 100 9:45- 300 KFNF 461.3 650 2000 5:00- 700 600. 7:00 500- 700 500- KFOA Seattle 447.5 670 1000 6:00. 100 9:30 -12:00 9:30- 3.10 9:30- 2:00 10:00. 100 670 1000 8:00-12:00 8:30 -1100 8:30- 200 8:30- 100 9:00 -12:00 8:30-1200 8:45- 2010 900. 000 900- 300 900. 3.:00 900 300 900. 400 KFOA 447.5 2:00 8:00- 300 KFON Long Basch. 241.8 1240 500 9:10- 300 900- 300 7:30- 241.8 1240 500 800- 200 800- 200 8:00- 200 8:00. 2:00 8:00- 2:00 800- 660 1000 8:30- 300 8.00 130 7:30- 3.00 7:30 3:00 7:30- 300 7:30- 300 3:00 KFON 6:30- 200 6:30- 2:00 6:30. 200 KFRC San Fran 454 7:15- 1:00 7:15- 8:15 KFRC 454 660 1000 7:30- 200 700 -12:30 6:30- 2.00 6:30- 2:00 Columbia 249.9 1200 500 Silent Silent 7:15- 8:15 7:15- 8:15 Silent 500 Silent Silent 6:13- 7:15 6:15- 7:15 Silent 6:15 -1200 6:I5- 7:15 KFRU 700-1000 700-10410 700 -1000 700.1000 700-1000 KFRU 249.9 1200 6:00- 600- 9:00 KFSD San Diego 440.9 680 500 700. 100 300.1000 KFSD 440.9 680 500 600.4200 200- 9:00 6.00 900 600. 900 600. 9:00 9:00 500 8:15- 9:15 10:15 -11:15 9001000 730. 8:30 103011:30 Silent 8:15- 9:15 6:30- 7:30 9:30-10:30 Silent 7:15- 8:15 KFUO St. Louie 545.1 550 Silent 800- 100 KFUO 545.1 550 500 7:15. 8:15 9:15 -10:15 800- 900 St. Louie 34.2 1280 1000 7:45- 10/ 8:0011:30 800 100 800- 100 800 1:00 1000 6:45 -1200 700.10:30 700-1200 700.1200 700-1200 Silent 700.1200 KFVE 9:00- 900- 300 900- 300 900. 3:00 9:00- 300 KFVE 234.2 280 900. 200 KFWB Hollywood 361.2 830 500 900. 3:0011:30. 2:00 30) 2:00 361.2 830 500 8:00- 2:00 10:30- 100 800- 2:00 800. 2:00 800. 200 800. 200 500 900. 3:30 10:50- 200 800- 200 800- 200 8:00- 200 8:00- 2:00 800- KFWB 700- 1:00 700- 1:00 700. 100 KFWI S.n Fran 267.7 1120 900 -12410 KFWI 267.7 120 500 8:00- 2:30 9:50- 100 700. 400 7:00- 1:00 Spokane 260.7 1150 2000 Silent 10:50.12:30 9004200 9001200 900-1200 9001200 2000 Silent 9:50 -11:30 800.11011 800.11:00 800.11:00 800-1100 800.11:00 KGA -12:20 900- 200 900. 200 000 200 000- 200 KGA 260.7 1150 1:00 8:00- 100 KGO Oakland 384.4 780 5000 1100- 300 9:30.1200 900 384.4 780 5000 1000- 200 8:30 -11:00 800 -11:20 800- 1110 800- 100 800- 1000 900. 200 900- 100 9:00. 200 900- 300 900- 100 9:00- 300 KGO 800- 2:00 800 -120018:00- 2:00 KGW Portland 491.5 610 30010:30 11:00. 200 KGW 491.5 610 1000 8110- 2:00 9:30L 1:00 800.12:00 8:00- 1181 416.4 740 500 1100- 100 1000- 100 Silent 1100- 2:00 1100- 200 1100. 200 10:00- 100 1000. 1410 1000- 1:00 000- 100 KHJ Lo. Anss lea. 8:00. 9:00 KHJ 416.4 740 500 8:.30 -12:00 9.0012:00 Silent Sihtipolt 421 709 500 Silent 3:00. 4:00 8:00. 900 Silent Silent 400. 5010 9:00-10:00 Silent 900-1000 Silent 9:10 -1000 KIAF 9.00 900- 300 900- 3:011 6qk 3:00 y:í0- 900 KIAF 421 709 500 8:00- 8:00- 2:00 KJR Seattle 348.6 860 2500 900. 3:00 10:45- 1:45 300 KJR 348.6 860 2500 8:18). 2:00 9:45 -12:45 8:00- 2:00 800. 2:00 800- 2:00 200 1110 1500 Silent 10:15 -11:15 Silent 900-1000 Silent 9:00 40:00 Silent Silent 8:00- 9:00 Silent 800- 900 Silent KLDS Indpend... 270.1 9:30- 100 Silent 10:0- 1:30 KLDS 270.1 1110 1500 Silent 9:15 -10:15 900-12:30 KLX Oakland.... 508.2 590 500 Silent Silent 9:30- 1:00 Silent 590 500 Silent Silent 8:30 -1200 Silent 8:30.1200 Silent Silent 1000.11:301000.11:301000-11:30 1000.11:30 1000 -11:30 KLX 508.2 900 -10:30 90010:30 900-10:30 KMA Shenandoah 394.5 760 1000 1000.11:30 000-10130 394.5 760 1000 9:00-10:30 Silent 9:00-10:30 900.10:30 285.5 1050 500 9:00-1000 9:45 -10:45 900.4000 90010:10 Silent 9041001 KMA 8130- 9:00 Silent 800- 9:00 800. 900 KMMJ Clay Canter. 700. 2:00 7:00. 200 KMMJ 285.5 1050 500 8:00- 9:00 8:45- 9:45 8:00- 9:00 St. 299.8 1000 5000 7:00- 200 700.1200 700- 200 700- 200 700- 200 1000 60311:00 6:00- 100 600- 1410 600- 100 600- 1:00 6:00- 100 KMOX Louis... 3:00 10:00 200 10:00- 300 1000. 300 1000- 3:00 KMOX 399.8 5000 6:00- 1.00 900- 200 9:00. 2:00 KNX Hollywood.. 336.9 890 500 10:00- 300 9:15- 100 9:45 - 336.9 890 500 9:00- 200 8:15 42:00 8:45- 200 900- 100 9:00- 200 920 5000 Silent 8:30.10:45 8:30.4200 8:30-11:30 8:301200 Silent 8:30- 100 KNX Silent 7:30 -1200 KOA D . 325.9 7410- 325.9 920 5000 Silent 7:30- 9:45 7:301100 7:30-10:30 7:30-111)0 2000 Silent 12410 100 700 100 7:00- 100 700. 100 700 100 100 KOA 600-12:00 600 -12:00 6:00.4200 600.1200 600.1200 KOIL Council Blfs 277.6 1080 900-12:30 900- KOIL 277.6 1080 2000 Silent 1100.12:00 Portland.... 940 1000 100 330 10:0000- 4100 9:00 3: 90000- 3 1:00 319 940 8:0000.12:0 KOMO 35.9 19:0000--l3:3Ó 900 330 0 1000 8:000 -12::0 9:10-12:0 8:0000.12:30 8)00-t2 :30 81:0000.12:330 800000-12:00 KOMO .9 2.00 900- 2.410 San Fran 422.3 710 1000 900- 300 900 1:01) 900. 3.00 900- 2:00 900. 200 000 1000 800. 2:00 00012:00 8.00 2:00 8:00- 1:00 8:00- 100 800. 100 8:00. 1:00 KPO 8:30- 100 8:30-10:30 8:3010:30 830 100 Silent KPO 422.3 710 7:30-12:00 Silent KPRC Houston 293.9 1020 500 8:30- 100 8:50-11:30 -12:15 293.9 1020 500 7:30.12:0 7:30.40:30 7:30-12:10 7:34 9:30 7:30- 9:30 1000 1100-1200 9001000110012:15 1100.12:15 Silent 11:00.12:15 100 KPRC 1000.41:15 Silent 100011:15 100011:15 KPSN Pasadena 315.6 950 7:30-1000 7:301000 KPSN 315.6 950 1000 1000-1100 800- 900 1000 -11:15 Shreveport 267.7 1120 1000 1000.11:00 9001000 7:30.10:00 7:30- 1:00 7:301000 7000 800 9:00 6:30- 000 6:30.12:00 6:30- 9:00 6:30- 900 6:30- 91/0 KSBA 7:30.1200 800 4430 800 -11:30 8.0011:30 80011:30 KSBA 267.7 1120 90040:00 70040:30 700.10:30 KSD St. Louis 545.1 550 500 800 -11:30 5:154100 -1200 545.1 550 500 700.40:30 4:15.1000 6:30 -11:011 70010:30 700-10:30 1000 10:00- 100 9:30.4200 9410. 100 900.12:30 9:30. 100 9:30- 1:00 9:30 KSD 7:00- 9410 8:30-1200 8:3412410 8:3441410 KSL Salt L.k 302.8 990 8:30.1000 KSL 302.8 990 1000 900 -12410 8:3011410 800.1200 1320 500 Silent Silent 8:301000 8:30 4000 8:30-1000 8:3010:0 7:30- 900 7:30- 9:00 7:30- 9:0 7:30- 9:00 7:30- 900 KSO Clarinda 227.1 12:00- 300 KSO 227.1 1320 500 Silent Silent Oakland 1070 500 Silent MOO- 400 11:00- 100 1070 1000 7:00 -11 00 19 001100 8Ó00XÓ:0048000-1Ó0018:00.1Ó:0018:00 -10:0000180000 -10:0018:00ÌÓ00 KTHS o pis. 9:30 7:30- 8:30 700. 9:00 700- 9:30 KTHS 1000 6Á00,00 6:00- 8:30 KVOO 348.6 860 1000 7:0040:30 600-10:15 7:00- 900 7:00- 348.6 860 1000 600 9:30 500- 9:15 610- 8:00 6:00- 8:30 6:00- 7:30 6:00- 8:00 Tula KVOO 9:30- 1:00 9:30- 100 K 'd. 394.5 760 1000 9:30- 100 9:30- 1081 F Silent 9:30. 100 9:30- 1410 394.5 760 1000 8:30.1200 8:3012410 Silent 8:30-1200 8:30.1200 8:30.4200 8:301200 KWKH 900- 1080 900 1081 900. 1081 9:00. 1,0(1 900. 100 KWKH 841412081 800 -1200 800.12:00 KYA S.n Fran... 309.1 970 500 10:00. 3:00 10:3011:30 701 -1205 309.1 970 500 1:00- 200 9:30-10:30 8:00-12:00 800 -1200 2500 700.12:55 7:15-10:45 Silent 7001205 7001205 7041205 KYA Silent 60041:05 600-1105 600.1105 600 -1105 KYW Chicago.... 526 570 7:45- 8:00 7:45- 8:00 KYW 526 570 2500 6:00-1455 7:15- 9:45 Silent NAA Radio 434.5 690 500 Silent Silent 7:45 - 8.00 7:45- 8080 7:25- 8:40 434.5 690 500 Silent Silent 6:45- 7:00 7:30. 8:30 Silent Silent 100 Silent 9:30.1100 8:3010:00 Silent Silent NAA 7:30- 9:00 Silent Silent PWX Havana 400 750 500 8:30.12081 8:30- 700-12:30 PWX 400 750 500 7:30 -11130 7:30.12:00 Silent 8:30 -10:00 500 6:30- 7:30 Silent 741-12:30 6:30- 7:30 700 -12:30 6:30- 7:30 6:00 -11:30 5:30- 6:30 60011:30 5:30- 6:30 6:00.11:30 WAAM Newark 348.6 860 7:30- 1:00 Silent 7:30. 100 WAAM 348.6 860 500 5:30- 6:30 Silent 6:3011081 WABC New York 329.5 920 2500 Silent Silent 7:34 1:00 Silent 920 2500 Silent Silent 6:30-12:00 Silent 6:30-10:01 Silent 9:001200 Silent 7 :15. 8:1510.002208) 7 :15 -1200 WABC 325.9 6:15- 7:15 9.0011081 6:1541:00 WADC Akron 296.9 1010 500 Silent Silent 700 -1200 WADC 296.9 1010 500 Silent Silent 8:00 -11:00 Silent 282.8 106 5000 Silent 7:15 -1100 7001200 Silent 8:30 -1200 Silent 5000 6:15 -1900 6:00 -11:00 Silent 7:30-11,0 Silent 6:00 41:00 WAIU Columbus 7:15- 100 7:15- 1:00 7:15- 100 7:15- 100 WAIU 282.8 1060 Silent 6:15 -1200 6:15.1200 WAMD Minneapolis 225.4 1330 500 7:15 -10:30 7:15 -12410 7:15- 100 WAMD 225.4 1330 500 6:15- 9:30 6:15.11:0 6:15 -1200 6:15 -1200 635 -12.00 600 -11:00 6:00 -1100 600 -11:00 6:00 -1110 5:00-10:00 WBAL Baltimore 285.5 1050 3000 6:3041:00 6:30- 900 60301100 1:00 285.5 1050 3000 5:30.40:00 5:30- 800 500 -10:00 500 -10:00 5:0010:00 500 -10:00 7:00 7:00- 100 708-10:00 700- 9:30 700- 101 410- WBAL 600.1200 6:00- 9:00 600. 8:30 6,0 42:00 600-1200 WRAP Fort Worth 499.7 600 1500 -10:0010:301200 8.001200 800 -1200 WBAP 499.7 600 1500 600- 9:00 9:30.1100 700.1100 Chicago 389.4 770 1000 8:00- 300 100- 4:00 Silent 80342:0 808- 1200 770 1000 700- 2001200 300 Silent 7:00.1100 700.1100 700-1100 WBBM 7:00- 900 700- 9:30 7030. 900 800.10.00 700- 8:00 WBBM 389.4 600- 700 WBBR Staten I.Id 256.3 1170 1000 Silent 800 7,0- 8:00- 1:00 256.1 1170 1000 Silent 600- 710 641- 800 6:00- 8:30 6:00- 800 400- 9:0 8:00. 1:00 500-10:15 Silent 8:00. 2:00 8,0- 100 80 0. 2:01 WBBR 7:00- 1,00 7:00 -12:00 7,0- 1:00 7:00-12:10 WBCN Chicago 288.3 1040 500 6:10 -1105 WBCN 288.3 1040 500 7:00 -12:00 4:00. 9:15 Silent 900 1500 6:30.11001200 -11:00 600 -11:30 6410 -11:15 6:10-11:10 60011:30 1:00 -10:00 3:00 -10:30 5:00 -10:15 5:10 -10:10 5:00-10:30 5:10.1005 WBZ Springfield 333.1 -12:10 7001245 7410 -12410 WBZ 333.1 900 1500 5:30-1000 000-11:00 WCAE Pittsburgh 516.9 580 500 7:00-11:30 6:30-11:15 7001200 7410-11:30 700 580 500 600 -10:30 5:30 -10:15 600 -11:00 6:00-10:30 6:00-11:10 64J0 -11:15 500-11:30 5:30 -12410 5:30-1200 5:30 -1200 WCAE 516.9 4:30-11:00 4:30 -1100 4:30 -1400 WCAU Philadelphia 260.7 1150 500 6:341100 3.001100 53411:30 Silent WCAU 260.7 1150 500 5.30.4000 2:00-10:00 4:30 -10:30 400 -10:0 5000 Silent 9001100 Silent 9:041100 Silent 900 40:00 8:001000 Silent 8.00 -1000 Silent 800.10:0 Silent WCBD Zion 344.6 870 7:30 -1100 8:00-1400 7:00-1200 WCBD 344.6 870 5000 Silent 600 -1100 WCCO Minn. -St. P. 405.2 740 5000 6:15 -1200 5:1412410 7:30.1100 8:00 -11:00 405.2 740 5000 6:15 -11:00 4:10-11:00 6:30 -10:00 7410 -1000 6:30 -10:00 7130-1000 WCCO 1:00 7:45- 100 620 1500 8:00- 100 8:4541:15 Silent 800. 1:3 7:45- 100 7:45- 7:45 -10:15 Silent 7:00 -12:00 6:45.1200 6:45 -12410 6:45 -1200 WCFL Chicago.... 483.6 -11:00 Silent 9:00 -11:00 Silent 9:01 -1100 WCFL 483.6 620 1500 7:00-12:00 Silent 800 -1000 WCOA P la... 249.9 1200 500 Silent 825- 9:25 900 700-1200 249.9 1200 500 Silent 7:25- 8:25 8:00-10:00 Silent 8:00 -10:00 620 500 Silent 703 8:30 7:15 -10.00 700 -10:00 7031000 700 -10:0 WCOA 9410 000- 900 600- 9:00 600- 9:00 600 -1100 WCSH Portland.... 483.6 7:00- 200 700- 2:00 7:00- 2:00 WCSH 483.6 620 500 Silent 6:00 7:30 6:15- 100 WDAF Kansas City 370.2 810 1000 740. 200 8:15- 9:15 400- 200 7410. 2410 810 1000 6:00- 1:00 7:15- 8:15 6:00- 100 600- 100 6:00- 1410 6:00. 1:00 600- 7:30- 9:45 90010:0 8301100 Silent 9:15 -10:35 8:15 -11:30 WDAF 370.2 Silent 8:15- 9:35 7:1540:30 WDBO Orlando.... 288.3 1040 500 7:30-10,0 Silent 800 -11410 WDBO 288.3 040 500 6:30- 9:00 6:30- 8:45 800. 900 7:30 -10:00 245.8 1220 500 8:00.11:00 7:30- 9:30 700 -1100 8:00-11:00 800 -1100 8:30 -10100 7:00.10451 7:0 -1000 Silent 7,0 04000 WDOD Chattanooga -12081 608 -1200 6001200 600 -1200 WDOD 245.8 1220 500 70010081 6:30- 600 500 -11:00 WEAF New York... 491.5 610 5000 600-12:00 200-1100 600 -1200 601 610 5000 5:00.11451 100 -1000 5:00-1100 5:00-11:00 5001100 5410 -1100 6:30-10:30 7:30- 8:45 6:30-10:30 6:30.10:30 6:30 -10:30 6:3010:30 6:30 -10:30 WEAF 491.5 9:30 5:30- 9:30 5:33 9:30 5:30- 9:30 WEAN Providence.. 288.3 1040 500 8:0310:00 800.1000 Silent WEAN 288.3 1040 500 530 9:30 6:30- 7:45 5:30- 9:30 5:30- Silent WEAO Columbus.. 282.8 1060 750 Silent Silent Silent 7:00- 94)0 1060 750 Silent Silent Silent 6130- 8:00 7:00. 900 :00- 900 5:30-10:00 Silent 8:00-11:15 000. 200 841011:15 800 -1200 WEAO 282.8 7:00-10:15 7 :0411:0 WEBH Chicago.... 365.6 820 500 810- 3:00 WEBH 365.6 820 500 700- 2:00 4:30- 900 Silent 700 -10:15 400. 100 Silent Silent Silent 7:00- 9,0 700- 900 Silent 70)0. 9:00 Silent 600- 800 600- 800 Silent 6:00. 8:00 WEBJ New York... 256.3 1170 500 633041:00 6:30-11:00 6:30-11:00 6 :t:00 WEBJ 256.3 1170 500 Silent Silent 5:30 --1000 6110-11:10 63041:30 820 500 5:00-10:10 6:20- 9:20 5:30-10:30 5:30-10,00 5:30-1000 5:30-1000 1000 Silent 17 :0010:20 Silent WEEI 365.6 Silent WEMC Berrienn Spg 365.6 820 7 700- t 483.6 620 1500 Silent 19:0 -12:00 700-í2:W Silent Silent Silent 500 7:00- 10:30- 1:00 Silent 7Silent0 7:S Silent WEMC ó00m0 00042:00Sie 6:Sient 6: WENR Berrien ....488.61620 1:00 Silent 800 -11:00 8:00 -1100 WENR 483.61620 500 6:04í2:W 9:30 -1200 Silent 748)-1000 WFAA Dallas 499.7 600 500 8:00- 1:30 700- 1:00 8:0041:00 8:00- 600 500 700 -12:30 600 -12451 700 -1000 700 -42:00 Silent 700 -1000 6:30-11:45 4SSklnt3 WFAA 499.7 6:15- 7:15 7:30 -1900 6:15- 8:30.10:00 8:30 -10.00 WFI 405.2 740 500 5:30-10:45 3:30-10:00 7:10- 7:00 7:10 -1900 365.6 820 500 8:30-10.-00 8:30 -10:00 8:30-10:30 Silent 7:30- 2:30 7:30- 000 7:30- 9:30 7:30- 9.00 . 900 WFLA Clearwater 8:30- 1:30 800. 1:30 7:30 -12:30 Silent Silent 8:4541:00 WFLA 365.6 820 500 Silent Silent 7:454000 WGBF New 248. 1270 500 Silent 7:30-12:30 Silent WGBS 236.1 1270 500 Silent 7:30- 8:30 7:00-12:30 6:30 -11:0 Silent 319.6 940 500 7:30-12:30 9:30 -1000 Silent 6:30 -1200 Silent 5410- 930 Silent 5410- 930 Silentßi-10 WGBS New York 608 -11:00 6sä0 -í0:W 6.001100 608 -1000 6:00 -1100 WGBS 348.6 860 500 6:30-11300 8:00. 0:fí0 Silent 5:00 -10:00 WGHP Detroit 319 940 750 Silent 900.11:00 750 Silent 80410:00 5:00.10:00 5:00- 9:00 5:00 -10:00 5:00. 900 WGHP 319 940 -12:00 701- 11/0 701 -12410 701- 1:15 WGN 305.9 980 500 701 -1200 74012:10 Silent 701 6:10-11:10 Silent 6:01 -1100 601 -12:0 601.11110 601.12:15 Chicago.... Silent 7:45 -10:00 8001200 800 -1200 8:001200 800 1:00 800 4200 WGN 305.9 980 500 6:01 -11:00 700-11:00 7004100 WGR Buffalo 302.8 990 750 -1100 6.30 -1200 6:30 -11:30 WGR 302.8 990 750 Silent 6:45- 900 700-1100 70011:0 7004100 379.5 790 30000 7:20.1200 4:001000 6:30- 8:30 6:30.4100 6:30 5:30- 7:30 5:30.10410 5:30.1000 5:3041:30 5:30-10:30 WGY Schenectady WGY 379.5 790 30000 6:201100 3410. 9:00 4:30- 1100 1000 8:00 -1000 1000 6:30- 6:50- 8:30. 9:0 6:30- 9:30 Silent 4:30- 900 500 8:30.10:00 7:20- 9:15 9:00.10:30 8:30 -10:30 8,330 -10:30 8:30.1000 WHAR 272.6 1100 800 7:30- 90000 WFHIAS Louisville 461.3 650 Silent Silent .4 500 7:30- 9.00 6:20- 8:15 7.4 - 1:00 7:Sil 7:30- 9:30 720 500 Silent Silent 8:00.1200 Silent Silent WHAS 41 650 Silent50-10 Silent Silent Silent WHAZ Troy 416.4 800.1000 8.0011:00 800 900 800.11:00 8:00- 9:00 WHAZ 416.4 720 500 Silent Silent 70019 0 7:00. 800 WHB Kns.. City 336.9 890 500 8:0010:30 8:00. 200 6:0 -11. 500 7:00- 1:00 400- 100 6:00- 9:30 5:00-10130 600. 0:00 700 -10:00 500 6: 6:34 9:30 60012:00 7:00 -12 :00 6:30 -i 1:0 7:00- 1:0 WHB 336.9 130 6:004000 6:00-10:00 6:00 -1200 500 -12:30 WHK Cleveland 265.3 1130 630.42:3 7:30.12:30 6:30- 200 704 2:00 6:30- 2:00 WHK 394.5 1760 500 5 :Silent 500- 8:30 500- 9:30 6:30 -11:00 WHO New York 394.5 760 500 Silent 6:20.12:00 730.1200 7:341200 500 Silent 5:2010:00 6:30 -1100 6:30 -11:30 6:30.1100 6041100 560 5000 7:30.1200 6:241100 7341200 7:30 -12:30 7:30.1200 WI-IN 394.5 760 6:30 -11010 6:30 -11:00 ó:30-t100 WHO Du Moines 575.4 WHO 535.4 560 5000 6:30-11:00 5:201000 ó:30.11:W 6:30.11:30 9:30.1100 416.4 720 5000 9:30.4100 9:30.11:00 Silent 9:301100 9:3011410 9:301100 8:301000 8:30 -1000 8 :304000 WHT Chicago Silent 8:10- 1:30 8:10- 1:30 8:10- 1:30 8:10- 1:30 WHT 416.4 720 5000 8:341000 8:30 -1000 Silent 8:30-10:00 7:1042:30 WIBO Chicago. 416.4 720 500 8:10- 1:30 8:10 1:30 Silent 720 500 7:10-12:30 7:10 -12:30 Silent 7:10-12:30 7:10-12:30 7:10-12:30 590 500 7:00- 12:001003-1100 Silent 700.1200 Silent 7004200 WIBO 416.4 6:00.11:00 Silent 6:004100 Silent WIP Phil.dIphi 508.2 7:30-1100 WI 508.2 590 500 6:00-11110 905 -1000 Silent Providenee 374.8 800 500 Silent -11:00 600- 9:15 7:40 -10:00 6:30- 900 6:30401/0 6:40 -10:00 6:4540:30 1000 8.001100 6:30 -lÌ:01 800.1200 8:00 -1000 700.1100 7130 WJAR 374.8 800 500 Silent 900.10:30 -10:00 WJAX 336.9 890 7,0- 11:0017:00t -12: 8:00-12:00 336.9 1000 700 -1000 7410 9:00 7:0041:00 700- 9:00 Silent Chicago 263 1120 5000 7:00 -1200 7:0 -11:15 Silent 7:00.12:00 WJAX 7:00 641 -12:0 9:30-10:30 6410-1100 WJAZ WJAZ 365 11401720 1000 6:00.1100 6:30- 000 Silent -I 100 a.rt 6IÌ5 6:00-11:00 5410.19:30 Silent 5:150. 100 500.4100 5 :00 100 5000 6Ì5 -12:00 6:00-10:30 6:15-1200 6.Ì5O-1200 6:Ì5 -12:00 6:ÌS 1200 -12:0 WJR 365.6 820 1000 6:15 -11:00 S:Ì54-1100 WiR Detroit 440.9 680 708-11:30 70042:00 7:00 -11 :30 440.9 680 5000 0,00 -10:0 2:00- 9:30 6:10 -1100 6:15.1000 6:45 -11:30 New York 4.4.2 660 3000 7:00-11:30 100 -10:45 7:110.1200 70011:30 WJR 6:0 -1800 600-10:30 600- 8:00 6: 60010 :30 WJZ Silent Silent 730. 9:0 Silent 700- 9:00 Silent 700. 9:00 WJZ 454.3 660 30000 6: 1200- Silent 600 8 :00 WKAQ San Juan 340.7 880 500 340.7 880 500 Silent Silent 6:30- 8:00 SlentSilent 600. 8:00 WKAQ 6410. 100 600- 2:00 6,0 -12410 600- 100 80)4000 9:001100 WKRC Cincinnati 333.1 900 500 6:00-12410 1:00 Silent 500 -11:00 6410 -12:0 500. 1:00 500.1100 500. 100 700- 900 8:00-1000 1330 1000 800. 10:0010:15.11:15 8:0. 100010:00- 100 800.100010-00- WKRC 333.1 900 500 913 0-1200 Silent WLAC Nashville 225.4 800- 330 1000 700. 9:00 9:15 -10:15 7410- 900 9:0012:00 800- 900 5000 1200- WLAC 225.4 6:30.17:30 6:15- 0:01 600 -17:10 2:00- 4:00 7330.11:00 7:30. 8:30 715-11:30 :30- 8:30 7:3012:0 WUT 305.9 980 5000 11:00-12:15 141- 3430 Silent 6:30 -1100 WLIT Philadelphia 405.2 740 500 7:30- 8:30 7:00- 8:55 7,0- 1:00 100. 7:55 6:30-1000ent 0 600- 7:30 6:10 -12:30 6:30- 7:55 870 5000 7:00- 200 700- 8:55 Silent 700. 8:55 700- 100 WLS 405.2 740 500 6:30- 7:30 6:00- 7:55 600-12:00 WLS Chicago 344.6 7001200 708 -12:00 8:20- 9 :30 870 5000 6:00- 110 5:30- 7:55 Silent 6014 7:55 6:00.1100 428.3 700 5000 7:00.12:00 6:3010:15 700.12:00 70012:00 WLS 344.6 5 :0011:00 6:15 -1100 7.20 8 :30 WLW Cincinnati 6:154200 6:30-1214 WLW 428.3 700 5000 5:00-1100 5:30- 9:15 5:15 -1100 5:1542:00 Lockport... 545.1 550 750 700- 3:00 5:45- 9.00 5:154100 6:30 -12:00 6:00 -12:00 6:10 -12:00 600í2,Q WMAQ 7.00 3:ÓÓ 7:001200 6Silent3 7:30. 3:00 400- 300 WMAQ 545.1 550 750 6:10 -12:00 . . 7:00 -11:30 700.11 :30 2:00 3:00.10:0 Silent 6:30- 0:30 600. 0: 0 600.10:30 252 1190 500 841 -11:30 400 -11:30 Silent 7:0 -11:30 700.11 :30 WMAQ 447.5 1000 6:00- 6:00 -10:30 W BB Chicago -; 8:3040. 8:30-10:30 500 8410 9:00 6:0 -19:15 Silent 800 -12:30 800.194/0 7:30- 19:00 5169 580 500 908 -1000 730.10:15 8:541030 9:00 100 9110.1000 WMC 252 11901180 -1200 808- 9:00 7:30- 9:00 730. 9:30 WMC Mmph4 WMC 515.9 580 500 8:00. 9:00 6:20- 9:15 7:50- 9:30 800 6:30- 100 6:30 -1200 370.2 810 500 6:00 -12:15 600. 100 6:30- 1:30 6.001200 600- 1:30 5:30 -1200 5:30-11:00 WMCA New York 6:00 -1200 600 -1200 6:00-1200 6410-1240 6:00 -12:00 W CA 370.2 810 500 5410 -11:15 5:110 -1240 5.30- 12:34) 5:00.4100 5:0012:30 5:00.11:00 WNAC Boston 461.3 650 500 6:00 -12:00 300 -11480 650 500 500 -1108) 200 -1000 5001100 5:00.11:00 500 -1100 508-11130 600-10:35 WNN17¡C 461.3 9:35 500- 9:35 341- 9:35 8.4519:45 9:30 -10:30 9:30 -10:30 9:30 -10:30 9:30 -10:30 Wl TC 526 570 500 5:00- 9:35 5:00- 9:33 500- 9:35 500. 8:30- 9:30 WOAI San Antonio 319 940 5000 6 Silent3S 7:45- 845 Silent 8:30- 9:30 000- 9:30 8:30- 9:30 500 Silent 10:00-110010:00- 2: 3010410- 1141010W114010130414010W1100 WOAI 940 5000 Silent 90010 0 WOAN L.wrnceb'x 285. 1050 8:00 -11:30 8:00.10:30 8001100 800.1140 800 -11:0 274.8 1050 000 Silent 710 -1000 900- 1:30 7:00.19:30 7001080 90010:00 Davenport 374.8 800 5000 8:00 -10:00 8.0011:15 WORN 7:O0.í U 7:30.18:30 70010.00 WOC 8:45- 9:45 Silent Silent 8:30- 9:30 Silent 265.8 5000 7 40 7:4518:40 7:Sil 9:30 WOl Amen 265.3 1130 2500 Silent Silent WQC 1)042 Silent 7:30- 8:30 Silent 10:00. 1:3010:00. 1:30 Silent 1000- 1:301000 1:30 1000- 130 10.00- 1:30 WOl, 252.311901130 5000 00-12Silent Silent 7:Sil 8:45 90012:30 WOK Homewood. 252 1190 5000 7:30- 830 7:30-10:55 6:30- 18:áf1 Silent 600.17:30 6:30.19:55 6:30 -17:30 508.2 590 500 7:30- 8:30 7:30- 9:30 7:30.10:55 7:30- 8:30 7:30.1055 WO 252 1190 5000 6:30 7:30 7:30 6:30- 9:55 WOO Philadelphia 590 500 6:30- 7:30 6:30- 8:.Gí fi:30- 4:55 6:30- 7:30 6:30- 9:55 6:30. WO 508.2 90040:15 Silent 900 -1000 Silent 8001000 Silent WOQ K City 336.9 890 500 9:0042:00 6:15 890 500 808511:00 700- 7:45 Silent 800- 900 Silent 700- 900 Silent 710 500 6:15 -1200 3081 -1100 6:15 -1200 6:15 -1200 645 -1200 6:15 -1200 -12.00 WOO 336.9 5:15 -1100 5:15 -1100 5:15 -11410 WOR Newark 422.3 Silent 800 -10:00 WOR 422.3 710 500 5:15 -1100 200 -1000 5:15 -1100 5:15 -11:00 City 422.3 710 500 Silent Silent 8:00 42:00 Silent 8001040 Silent Silent 7:00 -11:00 Silent 700- 900 Silent 7:00. 908 WOS Jaf'n 7:20-11:15 WOS 422.3 710 500 6:00.10:30 6:0010:00 WOW Omaha 508.2 59 1000 940 645-12:15 Silent14A 508.2 590 1000 000.1100 6:20-10:15 600 40:30 600-1000 800. 900 272.6 1590 7:45.12:00 7:15 11:0 6451130 -1015 WOW 5:45-11:30 5410 :30 5:45-11:15 Silent G t4eCity 9.30 600- 9:30 600 9:30 6:00- 9: WPG 272.6 1100 5000 5:45-11:30 5:10 -18:30 545-11:15 W 322.4 640 750 708- 9:30 208- 9:30 600- 9:30 600- 8:30 8:30 500- 8:30 5085 8:30 5:00. 8:30 5:0- 8:30 5:00. 8:30 WQAM -1100 908011:30 700 -12:00 708510.30 6S 700- 1410 900 -11:áe WQCM 322.4 930 750 5:00- 504 WRR Washington 461.3 650 500 700 741 500 6001000 1:0010:30 600.1200 600 -19:30 50040:30 608-10:30 8:00.10:30 500 7:S 9:0041:30 8:30-12:00 700-1000 Silent 700. 2:0 -1208 W C 468.5 640 900 Silent 700.1100 6:041000 WRR Rleh 461.3 186 Silent 7001040 7:00.11:0 7:30 -1108 WRR 214.3 500 6 8:0040:30 700 -11:00 6130. WRVA Richmond.. 254.1 810 1000 Silent.l0-1í Silent 8:3(1 -1200 5000 Silent 7:30.11:00 Silent 600 -11 :30 600 -10:30 6:30.11:00 9:.0 -11:00 6:30-11:1 7:0 -11'3 6:30- 400 7A5-í000 7:30.11:30 9:30 108 Wt A 214.1 1130180 Silent WSAI Cincinnati.tai.. 361.2 630 5000 2:00 9:30- 201 830 5000 8:30.12:00 5:30-10:15 6:304:00 3:30 -12:30 6:10.02:00 6:30 -12:00 8:30.12:00 630 1000 0:00- 200 5:30-10:15 7:30- 100 6:30- 200 7:15- 200 7:30- W$AI 471.9 WSB Chants 475.9 2:111 630 1000 9001100 4:30- 9:15 6:Sient 5:00- 100 9:Iß -12:03 9:00.12:00 9410 13 1290 500 10:00 10:00- 2:00 Silent 10:00. 2001000-12:0010.00 2:0010:00. W 475.9 -14:00 9184 9:00. 100 WSBC Chicago.... 232.4 -í2W W @C 232.4 290 500 9001100 908- 1:00 Silent 9.00 100 910 IW 6:45 6:45 -120 263 1140 500 6:45 -12:00 7410- 800 6:45 -1200 6:45 -1200 6.45 -1200 -1200 6:00- 7:00 5:43 -1100 5:45 -1100 5:45 -1100 5:45 -11:00 5:45 -1100 WSEA Norfolk Silent 9001100 Silent Silent WS.EA 263 1140 560 5:45 -1100 Silent WSKC Bay City.... 272.6 1100 506 11:00. 200 Silent 910 -1100 WSKC 272.6 1100 506 10:00- 1:00 Silent 8:00.10:00 Silent 8:004000 Silent 8:0042:30 7:20 -10:15 7:15 -12:00 800-1200 8,0 -12130 8:45 -1200 Silent 6:15 -1100 700 -11:00 700-1100 5:454100 Silent WSM Nashville... 340. 880 5000 9:30-11:30 9:30-11:30 Silent WSM 340.7 880 5000 7:00-11:30 6:20- 9:15 WSMB New Orleans 322.4 930 506 9:30.11:30 Silent 9:30-11:30 Silent WSMB 322.4 930 500 8:30.10:30 Silent 8:30-10:30 Silent 8:30-10:30 8:30-10:30 Silent 9:30 10110.1100 800- 1:15 800- 900 8410 - 9:30 8410- 9:00 8:00- 8:0 8:30 700. 800 7:00- 800 WSUI low. City 475.9 630 500 8:30- 7:30 WSW. 475.9 630 500 7:30- 8:30 9483-1000 70042:15 700 800 700- 516.9 580 500 7:3011,0.400. 9:16 7:30-10:30 7.30 -10:30 700 -10:30 7:30-10:30 -10:3 500 6:3010.40 300- 8:16 6:30- 9:30 6:30- 9:30 6,0- 9:30 603- 9:30 6:30- 9:30 WTAC W ... 600.12:30 600 -12.00 6001200 6:00.1200 600 -1241 WTAC 516.9 580 -1000 500.1100 5:30-11:00 WTAM Cleveland... 399.8 750 3500 6110.12.-00 30041:15 WTAM 399.8 750 3500 5:00 4100 2001045 500 -11:30 5:034100 5:15 535.4 560 500 6:30.1100 4:30- 7:30 6:30 -10:30 6:304100 6301100 6:30 -1100 6:3041:3 500 5:30 -1000 6:30 5:30- 9:30 5:30-1000 5:301000 5:3440410 5:30-10:30 WTIC Hartford... 700- 100 00 100 700- 100 700- 100 700 10 WTIC 535.4 560 3:30- 6410.1200 600 -1200 WTMJ Milwaukee.. 293.9 1020 1000 700.1200 7,0-10:45 WTMJ 293.9 1020 1000 6:00 -1100 600- 9:45 6001200 600.1200 600-1200 352.7 600-1000 Silent 7.41001-l8:ÓÓ 7ÓÓ -1800 .4000Ì2W 7.4000.18:0 362.7 6001700 W WNC Asheville... lÓ10 1000 700. 800 7:30 -1830 7001Ó:t5 W WNC .9 1010 1000 6:00- 00 6:30- 7:30 6:00- 9 :15 600 700 6001700 6:00.1100

www.americanradiohistory.com December, 1927 RADIO DIGEST-I1!ustrated 51 STATE AND CITY INDEX Alabama Illinois (Continued) Minnesota (Continued) North Carolina City Call Meters K. Watts Meters Kc. Watts City Auburn WAN 352.9 920 1,000 Call Meters Kc. Watts City Call Meters Kc. Watts - Crete win 344.6 870 5,000 Hallock KGFK 223.7 1.340 10 Asheville ..WW NC 296.9 1.010 1,000 Blrmingham WBRC 243.8 1,230 250 Decatur ....WBAO 267.7 1,120 - - - Mimeapolls KFDZ 215.7 1.390 10 Charlotte ....WBT 258.5 1.160 1,000 WKBC 218.8 1,370 10 WJRL 212.6 1,410 250 - Gadsen - KGEQ 202.6 1.480 50 Fort Bragg. ..AT9 434.5 690 750 WJBY 234.2 1,280 50 Deerfield WHT 416.4 720 5,000 - - WAMD 225.4 1.330 500 Greensboro .WNRC 223.7 1,340 500 Montgomery .WIBZ 230.6 1,300 15 East Wenona WLBI 238 1.260 250 - - WCCO 405.2 740 5.000 Raleigh . WPTF 416.4 720 500 Elgin WGN 305.9 980 500 - WDGY 260.7 1.150 500 Arizona WLIB 305.9 980 1,500 Evanston WHDI 245.8 1.220 500 North Dakota Flagstaff ....KFXY 205.4 1.460 25 .WEHS 215.7 1.390 100 WLB 245.8 1,220 500 Phoenix - Forest Park 208.2 Aneto ...... KGFN 199.9 1.500 500 KFAD 272.6 1.100 500 .WNBA 1.440 200 260.7 - WRHM 1,150 1,000 Bismarck 249.9 1.200 250 KFCB 243.8 1,230 125 Galesburg .. WFBZ 247.8 1.210 50 Northfield KFMX 236.1 1.270 500 ...KFYR - WKBS 217.3 Mandan ... KCCU 239.9 1,250 100 Prescott KPJM 214.2 1,400 15 1,380 100 - WCAL 236.1 1,270 500 Devils Lake. KDLR 230.6 1,300 IS Tucson KGAR 234.2 1.280 100 - WLBO 217.3 1,380 100 Slayton KGHC 209.7 1,430 15 Fargo WDAY 361.2 830 250 WRAM 247.8 1,210 50 St. Cloud WFAM 252 1,190 10 Harrisburg ..WWEB 223.7 1,340 IS St. Grand Forks.KFJM 333.1 900 100 Arkansas Homewood WOK Paul KFOY 285.5 1,050 250 Blytheville 252 1,190 5.000 WMBE 208.2 1.440 10 ..KLCN 285.5 1.050 SO Joliet WCLS 215.7 1,390 Fayetteville .KUOA 296.9 1.010 500 ISO Slhtlpok KIAF 422.3 710 500 Ohio WJBA 322.4 930 50 Hot Springs..KTHS 384.4 780 1,000 Akron WADC 296.9 1,010 500 WKBB 215.7 1.390 150 WFJC 227.1 1,320 250 La Salle WJBC 227.1 1.320 100 Mississippi Ashtabula WJPW 208.2 1,440 30 California Mooseheart WJJD 365.6 820 1,000 Columbus 230.6 Beliefontaine WHBD 222.1 1.350 100 Avalon KFWO 299.8 Prospect ...W000 1,300 250 1.000 250 Mt. .WJAZ 263 1.140 5.000 Utica WQBC 215.7 1,390 100 Cambridge WEBE 247.8 1,210 10 Berkeley KRE 256.3 1,170 100 Peoria .....WMBD 205.4 Burbank 1.460 250 Canton WHBC 236.1 1.270 10 ....KELW 228.9 1,310 250 QuimAD 236.1 1,270 250 Cincinnati WAAD 267.7 1,120 25 F.l Centro.... KGEN 225.4 1,330 15 .. KFLV 267.7 1,120 loo Missouri WFBE 245.8 1.220 250 Fresno KMJ 365.6 820 50 WLBR 322.4 930 Holy City 15 C. Girardeau.KFVS 223.7 1,340 SO WKRC 245.8 1.220 500 ...KFQU 249.9 1,200 100 Rock Island.WHBF 222.1 1,350 100 Carterville ..KFPW 263 1,140 90 WLW 428.3 700 5,000 Hollywood KFWQZ 232.4 1.290 100 Springfield WCBS 209.7 1.430 250 KF Columbia .. KFRU 249.9 1.200 500 WSAI 361.2 830 5,000 B 361.2 830 500 Streator WTAX 322.4 930 S0 Independence .KLDS 270.1 1,170 1.500 Cleveland Inglewood ... KGGM 204 1.470 100 Tuscola WDZ 277.6 1.080 La 100 Jefferson City. WOS 422.3 710 500 WEAR 399.8 750 1.000 Crescent.KGFH 223.7 1,340 250 Urbana WRM 272.6 1,100 500 Joplin WMBH WHK 265.3 1.130 Long Beach.. KFON 241.8 204 1.470 100 1.000 1,240 500 Waukegan WPEP 215.7 1,390 500 Kansas CIty.KMBC 270.1 1,110 1,500 WJAY 227.1 1,320 500 KGER 215.7 1,390 100 Zion WCBD Los 344.6 870 5,000 KWKC 222.1 1.350 100 399.8 750 3.500 Angeles KFI 468.5 640 5.000 Columbus WAIU 282.8 1.060 KFPR 232.4 WDAF 370.2 810 1,000 5,000 1.290 250 Indiana 336.9 890 500 WCAH 234.2 1,280 250 KFSG 275.1 1,090 500 Anderson ... WHBU 220.4 1,360 IS WLBF 209.7 1,430 50 WEAO 282.8 1,060 750 KGEF 263 1.140 500 Brookville WMAN 234.2 KGFJ 208.2 ..WKBV 217.3 1,380 100 336.9 890 250 1,280 50 1.440 100 Crown Point.WLBT 322.4 930 50 Kirksville 225.4 1,330 IS Dayton WSMK 296.9 1.010 200 KHJ 416.4 720 500 FKZ Culver WCMA 258.5 1.160 250 Kirkwood KMOX 299.8 1.000 5,000 Middletown . WSRO 384.4 780 100 KMTR 526 570 500 Esansville WGBF 236.1 St. Harrison WLW 428.3 700 5.000 KNX 336.9 1.270 250 Joseph... KFEQ 230.6 1,300 1,000 890 500 Fort Wayne WCWK 214.2 1,400 250 KGBX 288.3 1,040 100 Hamilton .WRK 205.4 1.460 100 KPLA 252 1.190 500 WOWO 226.9 1,310 2,000 St. Lools....KFpA 247.8 1.210 50 Mansfield WLBV 206.8 1.450 50 KRLO 215.7 1,390 250 Gary . 232.4 1.290 500 234.2 Mason WSAI 361.2 830 5.000 KTBI 288.3 1,040 KFUO 1.280 1,000 5so Indianapolis FBM 275.1 1.090 250 Springfield WCSO 256.3 1.170 500 Lower Lake.KGEU 227.1 1,320 KFVE 234.2 1,280 1,000 WKBF 252 1.190 250 214.2 1,400 250 Steubenville WIBR 249.9 1,200 50 Oakland KFUS 256.3 1,170 50 KFWF - - - Kokomo WJAK 234.2 1.280 50 KMOX 299.8 1.000 5,000 Toledo WTAL 280.2 1.070 100 KFWM 236.1 1.270 500 - - - Laporte WRAF 208.2 1,440 100 KSD 545.1 550 500 Wooster WABW 247.8 1.210 50 KCO 384.4 780 5.000 - - - Monte WLBC 209.7 1,430 50 WEW 352.7 850 1.000 Yellow Spgs WRAV 296.9 1.010 100 KLS 245.8 1,220 250 - - - South Bend WSBT 1.260 500 258.5 1.160 250 Youngstown WKBN 214.2 1.400 So KLX 508.2 590 S00 WIL - - - Terre Haute.KGFO 204 1.470 100 WMAY 247.8 1,210 500 WMBW 214.2 1.400 50 KTAB 280.2 1,070 500 - - - 208.2 1.440 100 KZM 245.8 1,220 WSBF 258.5 1.160 250 100 - - - Valparaiso WRBC 238 1,260 250 Oklahoma Pasadena KPPC 228.9 1,310 50 W. Lafayette W BAA 272.6 1,100 500 Alva .. .. KGFF 205.4 1.460 KPSN 315.6 950 1,000 - - - 25 - - - Montana Chickasha KOCW 252 Pomona KFWC 222.1 1.350 .. 1.190 250 IOO - - - Iowa Hardin KGHP 263 1.140 S0 Norman ....WNAD 239.9 1,250 500 Sacramento KFBK 535.4 560 100 - - - Havre KFBB 275.1 so Okla. San Diego KFBC 247.8 Ames WOI 265.3 1.130 2,500 1.090 City KFJF 272.6 1.100 750 1.210 100 - - - Kalispell KGEZ 293.9 1.020 100 KFXR 223.7 1.340 KFSD 440.9 680 500 Boone KFGQ 209.7 1,430 10 15 - - - Missoula KUOM 461.3 650 500 KGCB 215.7 1,390 50 San Franhco.KFRC 454.3 660 1.000 Cedar Raplda KWCR 239.9 1,250 250 - - - Vida KGCX 243.8 1,230 10 KGFG 215.7 KEW' 267.7 1,120 500 239.9 1,250 250 1.390 50 - - - Clarinda WKY 288.3 1,040 150 KGTT 206.8 1.450 50 - - - 10K5Ó 227.1 1,320 500 Plcher KGGF 206.8 1 .450 100 KJBS 220.4 1,360 50 Council Bluff s.KOIL 277.6 1,080 2,000 Nebraska - - - Cresco KGDJ 202.6 Tulsa KVOO 348.6 860 1.000 1.480 10 Central KPO 422.3 710 1,000 Davenport - City ..KGES 10 - - WOC 374.8 - 800 KYA 309.1 970 5.000 Clay Ceoter.KMMJ 285.5 1,050 750 500 Decorah - - - KCCA 247.8 Oregon - 1,210 San Jose KQW 296.9 1,010 500 - - - 10 - - Columbus KGBY 202.6 1,480 50 Astoria Santa Ana ..KWIC 352.7 850 5 KWLC 247.8 1,210 50 Grand Island.KGEO 205.4 1,460 100 KFJI 249.9 1,200 15 Des - - Corvallis 270.1 - Moines WHO 535.4 ....KOAC 1,110 500 Santa Barbara KFCR 211.1 1,420 560 5.000 Humboldt 50 - .. KCDW 293.9 1,020 100 Eugene Fort - KGEH 201.2 - Dodge KFJY 232.4 1.290 1,490 SO Santa Marla. KSMR 272.6 1.100 100 loo Lincoln KFAB 309.1 970 2.000 - Iowa City KGFB 223.7 Medford KMED 249.9 1,200 50 Santa Monica.KNRC 374.8 800 500 1.340 10 KFOR 217.3 1,380 100 - 475.9 Portland KEX 239.9 1.250 2,500 Stockton ... KCDM 217.3 1,380 10 UI 630 500 Norfolk WJAG 285.5 1,050 250 - LeMars ....KWUC 243.7 KFEC 214.2 1,400 50 1,230 KWG 344.6 870 SO - Marshslltcwn 1,500 Omaha KFOX 258.5 1,160 100 Venlce KFVD 208.2 1,440 210 _ KFJB 247.8 1.210 100 258.5 1,160 250 KFJI 214.2 1,400 50 Yuba City KGFM 211.1 1,420 IS Muscatine KPNP 211.1 1,420 100 WAAW 440.9 680 500 KFJR 282.8 1.080 100 KTNT 256.3 1,170 2.000 WNAL 258.5 1,160 500 KCW 491.5 610 1.000 Oskaloosa KFHL 212.6 1.410 10 WOW 508.2 590 1.000 KLIT 206.8 1.450 10 Colorado Ottumwa WIAS 322.4 KOIN 319 940 1.000 Colo. Spgs 282.8 930 loo Ravenna KGFW 296.9 1,010 10 KFUM 1.060 1,000 Red Oak KICK 322.4 KTBR 282.8 1,060 50 Denver KFEL 247.8 1,210 250 930 100 Unly. Pl WCAJ 379.5 790 500 Shenandoah ,KFNF 461.3 650 2.000 Wayne KGCH 293.9 1,020 250 KWBS 199.9 1.500 15 KFUP 227.1 1,320 100 - KWJJ 228.9 1.310 KMA 394.5 760 1,000 York KGBZ 212.6 1.410 100 50 KFXF 282.8 1,060 250 Sioux City KFMR 232.4 680 KXL 220.4 1,360 50 KGEY 201.2 100 1,490 250 KSCJ 243.8 1,230 500 KOA 325.9 920 2.500 New Hampshire Pennsylvania KOW 247.8 1,210 250 Kansas Laconia ...WKAV 223.7 1.340 50 Allentown ..WCBA 222.1 1.350 100 399.8 750 1,000 Manchester.. WCOM 238 1.260 100 WSAN 222.1 1.350 100 EEdgewater KFXJ 215.7 1,390 Concordia ... KGCN 208.2 1.440 50 50 Independence.KFVG Tilton WBRL 232.4 1.290 500 Altoona WFBG 280.2 1,070 100 Fort Morgan KGEW 218.8 1.370 200 225.4 1,330 So Elkins Psric.WIBG 440.9 Lawrence ... KFKU 254.1 1,180 680 50 Greeley KFKA 545.1 550 200 500 Grove City...WSAJ 223.7 1.340 Gunnison WREN 254.1 1,180 750 New Jersey 250 KFHA 254.1 1,180 50 Harrisburg .WBAK 299.8 1,000 500 Pueblo KGDP 223.7 1,340 10 Manhattan .. KSAC 333.1 900 500 Asbury Pk. WDWM 239.9 1,250 500 Milford KFKB 241.8 AtEntic 272.6 WPRC 209.7 1,430 100 Yuma KGEK 263 1,140 10 1,240 1,500 CUy.WHAR 1.100 1.000 Jeannette .. WGM 208.2 Wichita KFH 245.8 1.220 500 272.6 1.100 5.000 1,440 50 Johnstown ..WHBP 728.9 1,310 250 Bound Brook..WJZ 454.3 660 30,000 Kingston Connecticut Carden ..WCAM 223.7 1.340 ..WABF 205.4 1,460 250 Bridgeport 265.3 Kentucky 500 Lancaster ..WCAL 252 1,190 .. WICC 1,130 500 - Carlstadt ... WHAP 236.1 1,270 1,000 15 Danbury ....WCWS 265.3 1.130 NO Hopkinav111e.WFIW 280.2 1.070 500 WKJC 252 1,190 50 - Louisville .. WHAS 461.3 650 Cliff side ....WPAP 394.5 760 500 Lemoyne Hartford .. WTIC 535.4 560 S00 - 500 WQAO 394.5 ....WMBS 234.2 1,280 250 Mansfield .. WLAP 267.7 1.120 30 760 500 Lewisburg 214.2 1,400 WCAC 535.4 560 500 - Coytesville .WRNY 309.1 970 500 .. WJBU 100 New Haven..WDRC 282.2 1,060 S00 - MOnesaen . .WMBJ 232.4 1,290 50 Elizabeth ... WIBS 204 1.470 250 Oil City 260.7 Louisiana Hoboken ...WMCA 370.2 810 500 ....WHBA 1,150 10 Delaware Cedar GrOVe.KGGH 212.6 1,410 50 WLBW 293.9 1,020 S00 - - WPCH 309.1 970 500 Parkesburg 215.7 - .WQAA 1,390 500 Wilmington .WDEL 296.9 1,010 100 New Orlaaps.WABZ 247.8 1.210 50 Jersey 245.8 - CIIy.WAAT 1.220 500 Philadelphia 223.7 500 - - WABQ 1.340 - WCBE 227.1 1,320 5 WKBO 218.8 1,370 500 WABY 247.8 1.210 SO WJBO 263 1,140 100 Midland Pk.WTRL 206.8 1,450 15 District of Columbia WCAU 260.7 1,150 500 Washington WJBW 238 1.260 30 Newark WAAM 348.6 860 500 WMAL 241.8 1,240 250 - - - .... WFI 405.2 740 500 - - WKBT 252 1,190 50 WRC 468.5 640 500 WGCP 280.2 1.070 500 - _ WSMB 322.4 930 500 WFKD 247.8 1,210 50 280.2 1,070 500 WRHF 322.4 930 150 - - - WHBW 220.4 1.360 100 - - 275.1 1,090 100 WTFF 204 1,470 50 422.3 710 2.000 - - -Sbveportn .. FDX 236.1 1.270 250 N. WIAD 288.3 1,040 100 239.9 - - - PI'Inl'l'd.WEAM 1.250 250 WIP 508.2 590 500 KGDX 212.6 1.410 250 Paterson .. WODA 293.9 1.020 1.000 Florida - - WLIT 405.2 740 500 KRAC 220.4 1.360 50 Red Bank . WJBI 263 1.140 250 Gainesville WHBN 296.9 1.010 10 - - - WNAT 288.3 1.040 100 KSBA 267.7 1.120 1.000 Trenton ..WOAX 239.9 1.250 500 Clearwater ..WFLA 508.2 590 S00 - - - WOO 508.2 590 500 KWKH 394.5 760 1,000 Union City .WBMS 1,120 Jacksonville WJAX 336.9 890 1.000 - - - 267.7 100 WPSW 202.6 1,480 50 Lakeland ...WMBL 228.9 1.310 so WRAX Miami Maine 212.6 1,410 250 WQAM 322.4 930 750 New Mexico Pittsburgh . .KDKA 315.6 950 50.000 Baneor WABI 389.4 770 100 Miami Beach.W1OD 247.8 1,210 1.000 Raton KGFL 50 2,221 1.350 KQV 270.1 1.110 500 WMBF 384.4 780 Foxcroft WLBZ 208.2 1,440 250 500 Portland WCSH State College.. KOB 394.5 760 5.000 WCAE 516.9 580 500 Orlando WDBO 288.3 1,040 500 483.6 620 500 WJAS 270.1 1,110 500 Pensacola WCOA 249.9 1.200 500 Reading ..WRAW 238 1,260 100 Sarasota . WJBB 238 1,260 250 Maryland New York Scranton ... WCBI 230.6 1,300 250 Tampa WDAE 267.7 1.120 500 Baltimore WBAL 285.6 Astoria WCBS 348.6 860 500 1.050 5.000 Auburn WQAN 260.6 1,300 250 WMBR 252 1.190 100 WCAO 384.4 780 250 WMBO 220.4 1,360 100 State College.WPSC 299.8 1.000 500 WQBA 238 1,260 250 WCBM 384.4 780 100 By Shore WRST 211.1 1,420 250 Washington WNBO 211.1 1.420 15 WFBR 243.8 1,230 100 Brooklln WARS 227.1 1,320 500 W'kes- Barre. W BAX 249.9 1,200 100 Georgia Takoma Park.WBES 265.3 1,130 100 WBBC 227.1 1,320 500 WBRE 249.9 1,200 100 WBKN 287.7 Atlanta WGST 270.1 1,110 500 1.120 100 Willow G've. WALK 201.2 1.490 SO WSB 476.9 630 1.000 Massachusetts WBRS 211.1 1.420 100 Macon WMAZ 270.1 1,110 500 B;,bsuII Park. WBSO WCDA 211.1 1,420 250 384.4 780 loo 258.3 1,170 Rhode Island Toccoa WTFI 209.7 1.430 250 I1o.10n WBIS 461.3 650 100 WLTH 250 Cranston 275.1 1,090 WMBQ 204 1.470 ...WDWF 5OO WATT 201.2 1,490 100 100 Newport ..WMBA 204 1.470 100 Buffalo W EBR 241.8 1.240 200 Idaho WBZA 333.1 900 500 Olneyville WCOT 225.4 1.330 100 WGR 302.8 990 750 ... Boise KFAU 285.5 1.050 2,000 WEE! 365.6 820 500 Pawtucket .. WFCI 241.8 1.240 SO WKBW 217.3 1,380 500 Jerome KFXD 204 1,470 15 WMES 211.1 1.420 50 Providence .WCBR 201.2 1.490 100 Kellogg KFEY 232.4 WNAC 461.3 650 WMAK 545.1 550 750 1.290 10 500 WSVS 204 WEAN 319 940 500 Pocatello ....KSEI 333.1 900 250 WSSH 288.3 1.040 100 1.470 50 WJAR 374.8 800 500 Canton WCAD 243.8 1.230 500 Cambridge .WLBM 230.6 1.300 50 Caxenovia WLSI 275.1 1.090 500 Chelsea WRSC 211.1 1.420 100 WMAC 225.4 1,330 500 Illinois Coney Isl'nd.WCGU 218.8 1,370 500 WRAH 199.9 1,500 250 Atwod LB 202.6 1,480 25 Fall River WSAR 252 1.190 100 296.9 Endicott WNBF 206.8 1.450 50 Batavia . . Gloucester WEPS 1,010 I00 WORD 416.2 720 5,000 F'rmingd'le 232.4 1.290 South Carolina Bloomington. Lexington W LEX 215.7 1,390 5 WLBH 30 WNBL 199.9 1.500 15 Freeport WGBB 245.8 1.220 400 Charleston .WBBY 499.7 500 75 Carthage WCAZ 340.7 Medford .. WBET 283.3 1,040 SOO 880 So Ithaca WLCI 247.8 1,210 50 Chicago KFKX 526 570 2,500 New Bedford. WNBH 260.7 1.150 250 Quincy WRES 217.3 1,380 Jamaica W MRJ 206.8 1.450 10 South Dakota KYW 526 570 2.500 Jamestown WOCL 223.7 1,340 WAAF 389.4 S.Dartmouth WMAF 428.3 700 500 25 Brookings ...KFDY 440.9 680 500 770 500 Kenmore ...WKEN 204 1,470 250 208.2 WBBM 389.4 770 5.000 Springfield WBZ 333.1 900 15,000 KGCR 1.440 16 Taunton WAIT 214.2 1,400 10 Lockport WMAK 545.1 550 750 Dell Rapids..KGDA 254.1 1,180 15 WBBZ 204 1,470 100 Long Island.WLBX 204 1.470 WBCN 288.3 Webster WKBE 228.9 1.310 100 250 Mitchell .... KGFP 212.6 1,410 10 1.040 250 New York .WBNY 236.1 1.270 500 Oldham WCFL 483.6 620 Worcester WTAG 516.9 580 500 .....KGDY 206.8 1.450 IS 1,500 WEAF 491.5 610 50,no0 WCRW 223.7 1.340 Pierre KGFX 254.1 1,180 200 500 WEBJ 256.3 1,170 500 Rapid City WCAT 247.8 WEBH 365.6 820 500 Michigan 1,210 100 Battle WCBS 348.6 860 500 Sioux Falla KSOO 209.7 1.430 250 WEDC 241.8 1,240 500 Creek.WKBP 212.6 1.410 50 WOE. 500 WENR 288.3 1,040 By City ...WSKC 272.6 1.100 Vermillon KUSD 483.6 620 250 500 250 WGMU 201.2 1.490 100 Yankton WFKB 223.7 1.340 Berrien Spgs WEMC 483.6 620 1.000 WNAX 302.8 990 250 500 Detroit WHN 394.5 760 500 WGES 241.8 1,240 500 WAFD 230.6 1.300 100 WHPP 206.8 1,450 WGN 305.9 980 WBMH 211.1 10 Tennessee 500 1,420 100 WKBQ 218.8 1.370 500 Chattanooga 245.8 WHBL 204 1,470 100 WCX 440.9 680 5,000 WOOD 1,220 500 WLWL 370.2 810 . WHBM 201.2 1.490 440.9 680 5,000 1,000 Knoxville .. W FBC 234.2 1,280 50 100 WiR WMCA 370.2 810 500 WNBJ 206.8 WHFC 215.7 1,390 200 WMBC 243.8 1.230 100 1.450 50 WMSG 236.1 1.270 500 WNOX 265.3 416.4 720 5,000 W WJ 374.8 800 1.000 1.130 1,000 WIBJ 201.2 E. Lansing WNYC 526 570 500 Lawrenceb'g WOAN 285.5 1,050 250 1,490 100 .WKAR 285.5 1.050 500 WPCH 309.1 970 500 WIBO 416.4 720 Escanaba Memphis ... WGBC 277.6 1,080 IS 5,000 WRAK 282.8 1.060 So WRMU 201.2 1.490 100 WIBM 201.2 1,490 Flint WFDF 272.6 1,100 WHBQ 232.4 1.290 100 100 100 WRNY 309.1 970 5O0 209.7 WIBW 204 1,470 100 Grand Rapids WASH 256.3 1,170 250 WMBM 1.430 10 WSDA 227.1 1.320 250 WMC 516.9 500 WKBC 201.2 1,490 100 WOOD 260.7 1.150 500 580 Peekskill WOKO 215.7 1,390 250 WNBR 228.9 1,310 20 WJAZ 263 1.140 5,000 Iron Mountain W LBY 209.7 1,430 50 Port Wash'tn.WIBI WJBT 389.4 770 Lansing 267.7 1,120 100 WREC 254.1 1.180 SO 500 WREO 230.6 1.300 5 Richm'd HIII.WABC 325.9 920 2.500 Nashville WKBI 322.4 930 50 Lapeer 234.2 1.280 ..WBAW 247.8 1,210 100 WBOQ 325.9 920 500 WDAD 225.4 1.330 1.000 WLBN 204 1.470 50 Ludington . .WKBZ 199.9 1.500 IS Rochester ..WHAM 277.6 1.080 500 WLAC 225.4 1,330 W LS 344.6 870 5.000 Monroe WKBL 205.4 1.460 15 1.000 WLTS 483.6 Mt. Clemens WHEC 254.1 1,180 500 WSM 340.7 880 5.000 620 100 WGHP 319 940 750 WNBQ 202.6 1,480 Springfield WMAQ 447.5 670 1,000 Petoskey WBBP 239.9 1,250 100 15 ..WSIX 212.6 1.410 150 WOKT 209.7 1,430 500 Union WMBB 252 1,190 5,000 Pontiac WCX 440.9 City... WOBT 205.4 1.460 680 5,000 Rossvllte WBBR 256.3 1,170 1.000 WMBI 263 1,140 S00 WJR 440.9 680 5,000 Saranac Lk WPCC 223.7 1.340 Royal WNBZ 232.4 1.290 10 Texas 500 Oak..WAGM 225.4 1.330 50 Schenectady WCY 379.5 790 50.000 p 447.5 670 500 Ypsilanti ... W JBK 220.4 1.360 IS Amarillo KGRS 243.8 1,230 150 Syracuse WFBL 258.5 1,160 750 WDAC 263 1,140 250 WSAX 204 1,470 100 225.4 WSBC 232.4 500 WSYR 1.330 500 Austin KUT 232.4 1,290 SOO 1.290 Minnesota Troy WHAZ 416.4 720 500 Beaumont WTAS 275.1 1.090 3.500 Anoka WCCO 405.2 .KFDM 483.6 620 500 740 5,000 Utica WIBX 238 1.210 156 Breckenridge KFYO 211.1 1.426 227.1 1,320 500 Barrett KGDE 205.4 50 IS 1,460 Woodhaven WEVD 245.8 1.220 500 Brownssele KWWG 277.6 1.080 500 Chl. HeightWW BZ 208.2 1.440 100 Collegeville .WFBJ 272.6 1.100 100 Woodside WWRL 267.7 1,120 100 College Sts.WTAW 483.6 620 500

www.americanradiohistory.com 52 RADIO DIGEST-Illustrated December. 1927 State and City Index Continued Texas (Continued) Washing ton (Continued) Wyoming Canada (Continued) City Call Meters Kc. Watts City Call Meters Kc. Watts City Call Meters Kc. Watts City Call Meters Kc. Watts Dallas KRLD 461.3 650 500 - Everett KFBL 223.7 1,340 50 - Laramie ....KFBU 428.3 700 500 - - - Moose Jaw...CJRM 296.9 1,010 50 - - 50 - WFAA 499.7 600 500 - Lacey KGY 243.8 1.230 - Burnaby CFYC 410.7 730 500 Pullman ....KWSC 394.5 760 500 - - - WRR 461.3 650 500 - - Alaska Ottawa CKCO 434.5 690 100 Dublin KFPL 275.1 1.090 IS Seattle 447.5 670 1.000 - - - - - Anchorage ..KF D 344.6 870 100 CNRO 434.5 690 500 Paso 234.2 1.280 loo KFQW 217.3 1.380 100 - - EI WDAH - - 1,330 10 - 225.4 50 KFIU 296.9 1.010 Fort Worth KFJZ 249.9 1,200 50 KXA 348.6 860 500 - Juneau Prescott CFLC - - - Ketchlkan KGBU 228.9 1.310 500 KFQB 333.1 900 1.000 - 348.6 860 2.500 - Preston CKPC 247.8 1.210 7%- - WBAP 499.7 600 1,500 KGBS 202.6 1,480 100 - Hawaii Quebec CHRC 340.7 880 S - - - - SO Galveston KFLX 270.1 1,110 100 KGGL 230.6 1.300 - Honolulu KGHB 227.1 1.320 25 CKCI 340.7 880 22Uz- - - - 15 KFUL 258.5 1.160 500 - 265.3 1.153 - CKCV 340.7 880 50 - -- Greenvflle KFPM 230.6 1.300 14 KOMO 305.9 980 1.000 - Philippines CNRQ 340.7 880 SO - - Harlingen KHMC 236.1 1.270 100 KPCB 230.6 1.300 50 - Red Deer CKLC 356.9 840 1.000 249.9 1.200 20 - - 1.420 50 Manila .....,.KZIB Houston KF V I 238 1.260 250 KRSC 211.1 - Regina CHWC 312.3 960 15 760 1.000 KZRM 413 726.1 500 - 394.5 - KPRC 293.9 1.020 500 KTW - CJBR 312.3 960 500 10 KZRQ 400 750 500 - 199.9 1,500 - KTUE 212.6 1.410 5 KUJ - CKCK 312.3 960 500 860 500 - 348.6 - San Angelo KGFI 220.4 1.360 15 KXA - CNRR 312.3 960 500 1.220 100 Porto Rico - 245.8 - San Antonio .KGCI 220.4 1.360 15 Spokane KFIO - 329.5 910 500 Saskatoon CFQC 15 KFPY 245.8 1.220 250 San 340.7 880 500 - 1.480 Juan - KGDR 202.6 ...WKAQ - - - - CHUC 329.5 910 250 - - 50 KCA 260.7 1.150 2.000 - KGRC 220.4 1.360 - 910 250 329.5 20 KHQ 370.2 810 1.000 CJWC - 1.310 - KTAP 228.9 - 910 500 CNRS 329.5 KTSA 265.3 1.130 2.000 Tacoma KVI 234.2 1.280 50 - Canada - - 500 WOAI 319 940 5.000 254.1 1,180 250 - Bowmanville CKCW 312.3 960 5,000 Scarboro CJYC 291.1 1,030 - - 500 Waco WJAD 333.1 900 500 Walla Walla KOW W 299.9 1.000 500 - Calgary CFAC 434.5 690 750 CKCX 291.1 1.030 - - CFCN 434.5 690 1,800 Sea Island CJOR 291.1 1.030 50 - - Utah West Virginia CJCJ 434.5 690 250 St. Hyadnthe CKSH 312.3 960 50 - - Ogden KFUR 225.4 1.330 500 267.7 1.120 50 CNRC 434.5 690 500 Summerslde .CHGS 267.7 1,120 25 Charleston ..WOBU CFCY 312.3 960 100 - - Salt Lake C. KDYL 258.5 1,160 100 Huntington .WSAZ 241.8 1,240 100 Charlottet'n CFCA 356.9 840 500 50 Cobalt CKMC 247.8 1.210 S Toronto - 499.7 600 - KFUT Wheeling ..WWVA 336.9 890 250 CHIC 356.9 840 500 990 1.000 Edmonton CHMA 516.9 580 250 - KSL 302.8 - CJCA 516.9 580 500 CHNC 356.9 840 500 - - Wisconsin 500 Vermont CKUA 516.9 Sß0 500 CJBC 291.1 1.030 - - Appleton ... WAIZ 227.1 1.320 100 - - CNRE 516.9 580 500 CJSC 356.9 840 500 - - .WCAX 254.1 1,180 100 Burlington Belolt WEBW 258.5 1.160 500 Edward Park.CHCY 516.9 580 250 CJYC 291.1 1,030 500 - lO - - - Springfield .WNBX 241.8 1.240 Camp Lake WCLO 227.1 1.320 100 - - Fredericton CFNB 247.8 1.210 25 CKCL 356.9 840 500 - - Virginia Eau Clalre WTAQ 254.1 1,180 500 - - Halifax CHNS 322.4 930 100 CKCX 291.1 1,030 500 - - Fund du Lac..KFIZZ 267.7 1.120 100 - - Hamilton CHGS 340.7 880 10 CKNC 356.9 840 500 - - 434.5 690 1,000 Arlington NAA Kenosha WKDR 322.4 930 15 - - CKOC 340.7 880 100 CKSM 291.1 1.030 1.000 - - 236.1 1.270 SO Norfolk ....WBBW La Crosse WKBH 220.4 1,360 500 - - Iroquois F CH 499.7 600 250 CNRT 356.9 840 500 - - WRCV 209.7 1.430 100 Madison WHA 333.1 900 750 - - Kamloops FJC 267.7 1.120 IS Unity CHSC 267.7 1,120 50 500 - 1.270 - WTAR 236.1 WIBA 239.9 1.250 100 - - King CFRB 291.1 1.030 1.000 Vancouver CFOQ 410.7 730 10 .WLBG 214.2 1,400 100 222.1 1,350 100 - - Petersburg Manitowoc .WOMT - - CICQ 410.7 730 10 CHPC 410.7 730 1.000 247.8 1.210 100 218.8 1.370 500 - -- Richmond .. WBBL Milwaukee .WGWB - - Kingston CFMC 267.7 1.120 20 CKCD 410.7 730 1.000 WMBC 220.4 1.360 15 270.1 1.110 500 - - WHAD - - CFRC 267.7 1.120 500 CKFC 410.7 730 50 WRVA 254.1 1.180 1.000 270.1 1,110 250 - - WSOE - - London CJGC 329.5 910 500 410.7 730 50 -- 220 1.360 15 293.9 LOTO 1,000 CKWX - WTMJ - - Midland CKPR 267.7 1,120 50 CNRV 291.1 1,030 500 250 20 Roanoke . .WDBJ 230.6 1.300 217.3 1,380 - - Poynette ... WIBU - - Moncton CNRA 322.4 930 500 910 500 263 1,140 500 930 50 Victoria CFCT 329.5 Va. Beach.. .WSEA Racine . . WRRS 322.4 - - Montreal CFCF 410.7 730 1.650 780 500 Sisiht WEAR 270.1 1.110 500 - - CHYC 410.7 730 750 Winnipeg .....CKY 384.4 780 500 Washington Stevens Point WLBL 302.8 990 1,000 - - CKAC 410.7 730 1,200 CNRW 384.4 Aberdeen .. KXRO 227.1 1,320 50 Superior WEBC 241.8 1.240 250 - - CNRM 410.7 730 1.000 Yorkton CJGX 475.9 630 500 Bellingham 209.7 1.430 50 W. De Pere WHBY 249.9 1.20c 50 - CYB (Continued from Page 49) 6BY El Canada CNRS Cienfuegos, Cuba. 260m- 1153kc. 200 watts. Jose Mexico City. Mex. -270m- 1110kc. 500 watts. Saskatoon. Sask., Can. 329.5m- 910kc. 500 watt!. Ganduxe. Buen, Tono. Tues. Thurs, Sat, 7:30 -9 pm, concert. Canadian National Railways. Daily. 2:30 -3:30 pm. Mexican. CKCV Mountain. Queliec, P. Q. 340.7m-880kc. 50 watts. G. A. 6EV \'andry. Caibarien, Cuba. 250m- 1200kc. SO watts. Maria CYF CNRT Josefa Alvarez. Daily. 10:30 pm. Oaxaca. Oax.. Mex. 270m- 1110kc. Federico Zor- Toronto, Ont.. Can. 356.9m- 840kc. 500 watts. Can - Tues. CKCX Announcer E. W. Jack- rilla. 'The Voice from South of Mexico." Ont. 291.Im- 1030kc. 500 watts. huer - adian National Railways. Thurs. 7 -8 pm. Sun. 8:30 -10 pm. Mexican. Toronto. ' i. 9 -11 pal. Eastern. First broadcast May 6HS Bible Students' Assn. Tues. Fri. 8 -10 pm. 10 San- national 16. 1924. S. l.a Grande. Cuba. 200m- 1500kc. watts. Sun. 9:3011 am. 1:30 -3 pm, 8:15--9:I5, 10:15- 11:15. tiago Ventura. Eastern. CYG CNRV Mexico City. Mex. 300m- 1000kc. 1000 watts Vancouver. Can. 291.Im- 1030kc. 5001 watts. Can- 6KC Secretara de Guerra y Marina. CKFC adian National Railways. Announcer, G. A. Wright. Cienfuegos. Cuba. 240m- 1250kc. 10 watts. Carlos Vancouver. B. C., Can. 410.7m- 730kc. 50 watts. Hernandez. United Churches of Canada. CYH CNRW 6KP Monterey. Mexico. 311m- 964kc. 1000 watts. . Man., Can. 384.4m- 780kc. 500 watts. nava & Cia. Slogan. "The Industrial Center of the CKGW Winnipeg. Sancti Spiritus. Cuba. 195m- 1540kc. 20 watts. An- -10 Bov °cille. Ont.. Can. 3122.3ní- 960kc. 5,000 watts. Canadian National Railways. Announcer. 11. il. tonio Calquera. Mexican Republic." Laity ex Sun. 7:55.8 pm. Cain. Ilroadcasting Corp. Roberts. Mon. Tues. 6:30 pm. Ned. 10 pm. Thurs, Wed. Fri. 8:30 -10 pm. Sun, 8 -10 pm. Mountain. Fri. 6:30 pm. Sun, 9 pm. Central. 6KW CKLC Tuinucu. Cuba. 340m- 880kc. 100 watts. Frank TI. CYJ Fed 1. allia. 356.9m-8401m. 1000 watts. Alberta Cuba Imes. Slogan, "If You Hear the Woo of the Cuckoo Mexico City. Mex. 410m- 730kc. 1000 watts. Gen- Pa, rain Co. Ltd. l'ou Are i Tune With Tuinucu.' Daily 11:30- eral Electric Co. Daily ex Sun. 8 pm. Mountain. PWX 12:15 am. Eastern. CKMC ilavana. Cuba. 400m- 75Okc. 500 watts. Cuban CYL C '., .I. Ont. 247.8m- 1210kc. S watts. R. L. Tel. and Tales. Corp. 6L0 Telephone Co. International Manuel Mexico City, Mex. 480m- 625kc. 500 watts. I.a \lac. \dam Wed. Sun, 8:30 pm. music. Eastern. Caibarien, Cuba. 325m- 920kc. 250 watts. Casa del Radio. Announcer. George Marron. Slo- A. Alvarez. gan. "The [-and of Eternal Summer." Daily ex CKNC Stn. 1:30-2 pm. weather, financial repi,ts. watts. 2CT Toronto. Ont.. Can. 356.9m- 844)kc. 500 Havana, Cuba. 350m- 855kc. 50 watts. Casimiro 6RG Tues. Fri, 8-9:30 pm. Sun, 8.9:30 i m, church. Canadian National Carbon Co.. Ltd. Announcer. l' jadas. Santa Clara, Cuba. 200ní- 1500kc. 20 watts. Ra- Mexican. Ed. J. Stafford. Mon, Thurs. 9 pm. Eastern. fael Garcia Perez. Founded May 2. 1924. 2FG CYR Hershey, Cuba. 200m- 999.4kc. 20 watts. Alberto 6XJ Mazatlan. Sin.. Mex. Rosseter y Cia. CKOC A. Ferrera. Tuinucu, Cuba. 278m- 1080kc. 100 watts. Frank H. Hamilton. Ont.. Can. 340.7m8sOkc. 100 watts. Joncs. Wentworth. Radio Supply Co.. Ltd. Announcer. CYX Voice , f Hamilton." 2GF L. Moore. Slogan. The Francisco Mexico City. Mex. 333m-900ke. 500 watts. Ex- \L n. Wed. Fri, Sat. 12:15 n. Tues. Thurs. 6 -8 pm. ¡lavants, Cuba. 192m- 1540kc. 5 watts. 6YR Tues, Williams. & Revista de Revistas. Announcer, Rafael nid. Wed, 6 -8 pm. Sat. 6-7. 1142. Camaguey. Cuba. 200m- 1500kc. 20 watts. biege HIsior lez Iknninauez. Slogan, Land of the 30 pm, stocks. Mon. \Yeti. Fri. I pm. ernandez 2HP Iborra. Aztecs. Mon. 8 -9:30 pot. Mexican. Havana. Cuba. 205m- 1460kc. 200 watts. Cristina W. \'da. Crucet. 7AZ CKPC 1333kc. 10 watts. Pedro CYZ 1210kc. 7% watts. Wallace Camaguey. Cuba. 225m- Ont. 247.8m- Nogueras. Mexico City. Ale:. 400m- 750kc. Liga Central Ru -- filon. Fri. 8 -1I pot. Sun. 11 -12:30 pm. 3 -4:30. 2JF Mexicana de Radio. Mexican. Mariano. Cuba. 245m- 1220kc. S watts. Jose L. CKPR Ferriol. Mexico M idtand. Ont. 267.7m-1120kc. 50 watts. E. O. CZA Swan. 2JT CYA Mexico City. Mex. 70- 500.1070 meters. Aviation Havana, Cuba. 46m-650kc. 5 watts. Jose A. Terry. Mexico City, Mea. 265m- 1130kc. 500 watts. Mon. Dept., War Ministry. Announcer, Ricardo S. Bravo. 6:45 -8 pm. Sun. 4 -6 pm. Partido Liberal Avan- Daily. 1.:.10 -1 pm, time. weather. news; 6:30.7:30. CKSH Fri, hot,. nw i,. Mexican. St. Hyacinthe, P. Q. 312.3m- 960kc. 50 watts. City 2JL zad, Mexican. time. ni:l of St. Hyacinthe. Havana. Cuba. 294ní- 1020kc. 5 watts. Jose Leiro. CKSM 2MA Toronto. Ont. 291.1 m- 1030kc. 1000 watts. St. Havana. Cuba. 305m980kc. 50 watts. Modesto Michael's Cathedral. Alvarez. AcB Btffer' When CKUA 2MF Edmonton. Alta. 516.9m- 580kc. 500 watts. U. of Madruga. Cuba. l00m- 299kc. Moises Fernandez. Charger ox `N:ew York 2MG SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Reside where the Charges any type . f CKWX Havana. Cuba. 284m- 1055kc. 20 watts. Manuel Y. battery. B. C. 410.7m- 730kc. 50 watts. ¡marks Announcer. Roger storage A or B New Yorkers Vancouver, Guillermo Salas Music Store. few cents worth Company. Announcer. H. W. Paulson. Daily ex Morales. Daily 3 -4 pm. music. One day each week. Wing reside -at Beauti- 4:30 -5:30 6 -7:30. Wed. 9:30 -12 of ordinary house current. Sun. 11 -12 n. pm. x -II ont. Eastern. alternating or dl- ful Hall mid. Thurs. 11 -12 mid. Fri. 9 -10:30 pm. Sat. either Standish Pacific. rect. Cannot Injure bat- 11:30-1 am. 2MK tery. Complete directions Havana. -Cuba. 85m-349kc. 100 watts. R. V. enclosed. Anyone can op- (T H S magniñceng Apartment CKY Waters. era t e. No expensive 1 Hotel ovetlouka Central Winnipeg, Man.. Can. 384.4m- 780kc. 500 watts. Why E. 'extra" to buy. Park, faces the Museum of Manitoba Tel System. Annomtcerr, F. Rutland. to $15.00 for Daily ex Sun, 2MU MIT 510.00 Natura History and sa only a few slogan. "Manitoba's Own Station. 10 a charger when you mn 3 -4:30, 8:30. 9. Wed. Havana, Cuba. 265m- 1330kc. watts. Ulpiano minutes from Broadway 111:541-I1 am, 12-1 :45 pm. Munia. get this splendidOFAR- -Fifth sat. 9 -11 pm. CNRW. Central. ANTEED R. B. Charg- Ave. and the Shopping and theatre er by mailing us two dol- canters. The rooms are uniquely CNRA 20K lars (bills, money arder. large and furnished with luxurious N. B.. Can. 322.4m- 930kc. 500 watts. Havana. Cuba. 360m- 833kc. 100 watts. Mario ten cents in stamps or refinement. An ideal Moncton. V. check or stamps) plus summer teat. Canadian National Railways. Announcer. W. Garcia Velez. coin to pay mailing costs. Charger will be dente for families. George. Slogan. Voice of the Maritimes." Daib- postpaid. If you are not satisfied. return 9 pm. Atlantic. sent ex Sun. 2:30 -4 pm. Tues. Fri. within Ove days and we uni refund your During the Spring and Summer months a Started Nov. 8, 1924. 20L Havana. Cuba. 257m- 1170kc. 100 watts. Oscar money. Order at once -TODAY. Special Discount is offered to transient Collado. R. B. SPECIALTY CO. and permanent grata CNRC East Third St., Cincinnati. O. Calgary, Alta, Can. 434.5m- 690kc. 500 watts. Beat mss 308 Send for illustrated Booklet and Rates Canadian National Railways. Mon. Thurs. 9:30 -10:30 2RK Pm. Mountain. Havana. Cuba. 315m- 95Okc. 100 watts. Raoul Kar- Casa De La Porte. CNRE Edmonton, Alta. Can. 516.9m- 580kc. 500 atts. 2TW Alanttfgii all Canadian National Railways. Mon, 10:30 -12w mid. Havana. Cuba. 270m- 1110kc. 20 watts. Roberto E. Fri. 10:30-12 mid. Mountain. Ramirez. Rheostats- Resistors 45 W. 81st St. New York CNRM 2UF Potentiometers, etc. Montreal. Que., Can. 410.7m- 730kc. 1,000 -1.650 Havana. Cuba. 355m- 844kc. 20 watts. Roberto E. watts. Canadian National Railways. Announcer. Ramirez. - as usual - J. S. McArthur. Thurs. 8:30 pm. Eastern. chosen for 2XA recognized CNRO Havana, Cuba. 230m- 1300kc. Lecuona Music Co. long Ottawa, Can. 434.5m- 690kc. 500 watts. Canadian dependability in National Railways. Announcer. A. W. R'an. Ilaily 3.4:30, music. Aton. Thurs, 2XX ex Sun. 2:57 -3 pm, time' 5 watts. Antonio A. My big1928RadioCet- Eastern. ón the air Feb. 27. 1924. Havana. Cuba. 225m- 1333kc. A C Seven and Trou- 7:15 -I1 pm. Ginard. aloe, Call Book ble Finder. 132 page. about Any dealer can supply Radio. Check full of newest cir- CNRQ cuits transmitter parts, short 880kc. C. N. R. Thurs. 5DW Ltd., -kits. Quebec City. Can. 340.7ní- Cuba. 270m- 1110kc. 100 watts. Ramon In Canada: Carter Radio Co., Toronto wave outfits. eliminators and speakers. 8:30 pin. Matanzas, Sarria Calderon. 1Crarter Radio Co. 1 stm ° rsaä.Eneloed-'ycon.iiltA CreWe tedae..r. Amerloan Auto a Radio Mfg- Co. CNRR CNICAGO. U S A. a Sask.. Can. 312.3n1- 900kc. 500 watts. 5EV ant M. Amadua 1Nì1 Mae. Imam11 City, Ms. Regina. Cuba. 360m- 833kc. S watts. Leopoldo V Canadian National Railways. Tues. 8 -10 pm. Moun-oun- Colon, tain Figueroa. Sun. 9 -11 pm. Eastern.

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_ 288.3 1.040 234.2 1.280 254.1 1.10 100 KGBX St. Joseph. Mo. 215.7 1.390 SO KFHA Con sin. Colo. 199.9 1.500 1.000 KFUO St. Louis. Mo. 500 KTBI L. Ana.. Calif. 10 KFDZ Mnpls.l Minn. Mo. 500 KFKU L'wrence. Kan. 50 KFXJ Edgew r, Colo. 1.00 KFVE St. Louis. Dell Dap. S.D. 250 WBCN Chicago. Ill. 1ó KÚJ Seattle. Wash. Tucson, Ariz. 15 KGDA 500 Medford, Mass. 50 KGCB Okla. C.. Okla. 10 KGAR 200 KGFX Pierre. S. D. WBET 15 50 KVI Tacoma. Wash. 500 WDBO Orlando. Fla. L'dtandMich. 100 KGER Long B.. Cal. 250 KMO Tacoma. Wash. 5 WKBZ KCFG Okla. C., Okla. 250 WCAH Columbus. O. Wengton. Va. 500 WENR Chicago. Ill. 100 WBKN N. Y., N. l. 0 El Paso. Tea. 100 WCAX WIAD Phila., Pa. Y. 250 KRLO Los Ang. Cal. 10 WDAH 50 WHEC Roth., N. Y. 10 10 WBMS N. Y., N. 50 WFBC K'xv'le. Tenn. 150 WKY Okla City, Okla. Y. 5 WLEX Lex'ton. Mass. SO WREC M'ohis. Tenn. 10 WIBI N. Y., N. 50 WJAK Kokomo. Ind. 100 WNAT Phila.. Pa. BI'm'st'n. III. 10 WCLS Joliet. III. 750 WREN L'rence. Kan. Mass. 15 WNBL 100 Evanston. III. 50 WJBY Gadsden. Ala. 100 WSSH Boston, 250 WRAH Prvdce. R. 1. WEHS O. 1,00 WRVA 200 WRFC Chicago, III. SO WMAN Columbus. 50 WTAQ E.cCÌre. Wis. 10 WWRLWoodside.N.Y. Chicago, Ill. 250 WMBS Lemoyne, Pa. 50 WKBI WMPC Lapeer. Mich. 293.9 1,020 150 WKBB Joliet, Ill. 30 Wayne, Neb. N. Y. 256.3 1.170 250 KOCH 250 WOKO Pkskl., 50 KFUS Oakland. Calif. 100 KGEZ Kai,sa 1, Mont. 250 WPEP Waukegan. III. Calif. 100 Hmb.dt., Neb. 201.2 1,490 Pa. 100 KRE Berkeley. KCDW Eugene. Ore. 500 WQAA P'k'sb'rg. 236.1 1,270 Muscatine. la. KPRC Houston. Tex. 50 KGEH Utica. Miss. 2.000 KTNT 500 250 KGEY Denver. Colo. 100 WQBC 250 KFDX Shrev'port, La. 250 WASH G. Rap.. Mich. 1.000 WGL New Y'k, N. Y. 50 WALK Will. G.. Pa. 500 KFMX N'field. Minn 1.000 WBBR Wyllie. N. Y. 50 WLBW Oil City. Pa. 10 WATT Boston, Mass. 217.3 1.380 500 KFWM O'kl'nd, Calif 500 WCSO Springfield. O. 1.00 WODA Paterson. N.J. 10 KFOR Lincoln. Nebr. loo KHMC Haregen. Tex 500 WEBJ N. Y.. N. Y. 1.000 WTMJ Milw., Wis. N. Y.. N. Y. 100 KFQW Seattle. Wash. 50 WBBW Norfolk Va. 250 WLTH Br'klyn, N. Y. 100 WGMU C- Y.. N. Y. 100 WHBM Chicago. Ill. 10 KGDM Stockton, 500 WBNY N. 10 WIBJ Chicago. Ill. 20 WIBU Poynette, Wis. 500 WCAL N'lield, Minn 296.9 1.010 100 WIBM Chicago. Ill. 100 WKBS C8lesburg. Ili 250 WGBF Ev'sviile, Ind .18.5 1.160 10 KCFW Ravenna. Neb. Ill. 10 WKBV Brkvle.. Ind. 1.000 WHAP Carlstadt. N 10 KDYL S. L. City. U. S. Jose. Calif. 100 WKBG Chicago. Omaha. Neb. 500 KQW WRMU N. Y.. N. Y. 500 WKBW Buffalo. N.Y 10 WHBC Canton. Ohio. 100 KFOX 500 KLZ Denver. Colo. 10 Galesburg. Ill S00 KFUL G'veston. Tex. 10 WLBO Neb. 500 KUO.A F'ettev'Ie.Ark. 10 WRES Quincy. Mass. 250 WTAD Qul cy.. 11. Y 250 KOCH Omaha. 500 WADC Akron, O. 500 WTAR Norfolk, Va. 1.000 nd.0 100 W DEL MIm'ton Del. 202.6 1.480 250 WCMA Culver. 100 WEPS Clouc'er,Mess. 218.8 1.370 500 WEBW Beloit. Wis. 100 F. C-' 10 WIION Cnv lr, Fla. KGBY Columbus Neb. 100 Kr'F.W Mrgn.. 750 WFBL Sy eise. N. Y. WCGU Coney is.,N.Y. 100 WRAV Tel. S.-gs.. O. 10 KGDJ Cresco, la. 50 1.20 250 WIL St. Louis. Mo. O.. Ant., Tex. 500 WCWB Mllw., Wis. Omaha. Neb. 750 WSMB New La. 15 KGDRR San 250 WNAL 200 WSMK Dayton O. 10 WKBC Bsmham., Ala ISO WIBX N. Y. 250 St. Louis. Mo. 50 Utica WSBF 1,000 WWNC Asheele,N.C, WLBQ Atwood.8III. 500 WKBO Jay. C., N. J. 250 WJBB Sarasota. Fla. N.Y. 500 WKBQ N. Y.. N. Y. 30 WJBW N. O'i'ns. La. 50 WPSW Phila.. Pa.. 250 WLBI E. W'n'a, Ill. 260.7 1.150 250 WQBA Tampa. Fla. 2.000 e Wash. 299.8 1.000 220.4 1.360 Pa. KGA hil 250 KFWO Avalon. Calif. San Tex. 100 WRAW Reading. 50 15 KGCI Ant.. 500 WDGY Minn.. Minn. 5.000 KMOX St. Louis. Mo. 15 KGFI S. Angelo. Tea 250 WRBC 500 1.470 250 WSBT So. Bend. Ind. 10 WHBA Oil City, Pa. KOWW WallaWal.W. 204 KFXD Jerome. Idaho. 50 KCRC San Ant.. Tex. N. B.. Mass. 15 Neb. Cal 250 WNBH 10 KGES Cen. City. 50 KJBS San Fran.. 500 WOOD 302.8 993 100 KGFO Tre. Hie.. Ind. 50 KRAC Shrevep't. La. 1.000 RHM M'p'lis. Minn. 1.000 KSL S. L. City. Utah Ingtwd.. Calif. 50 Portland. Ore. 100 KGGM KXL 239.9 1,250 750 WGR Buffalo. N. Y. 10 WBBZ Chicago. Ill. 15 WHBU Anders'n. Ind. 2.500 KEX Portland. Ore. J.I. 100 WHBW Phila.. Pa. N. D. 263 1.140 10 KGCU Mandan. Mo. 250 WHSI. Ella.. N. 15 WJBK Ypsint.. Mich. 100 50 KFPW Car'ville, 305.9 980 Chicago. Ill. 500 La Cr.. Wis. C la 500 KGEF Los A., Calif. 900 WIBW WKBH KWCR daryR, Colo. 1.000 KOMO Seattle. Wash. 250 W KEN Kenmore, N.Y. 15 WMBG Richmond. Va. 500 WDWM Ash. P.. N.J. 10 KGEK Yuma. 500 WHAZ Troy. N. Y. 50 WLBN Chicago. Ill. Auburn. N. Y. 50 KGHP Hardin. Mont. Ch caco, N. Y. 10 WMBO 100 WIBA Tex. 5.000 WHT Ill. 250 WLBX L. I., 15 WTAZ Richmond. Va 250 WJAM BCedar li. la. 250 WDAG Amarillo. 500 WIBO Chicago. Ill. 100 WMBA Newport. R.I. Norman. 250 WEAM N. Pin/ d.. N.J. 100 WMBH Joplin. Mo. 500 WOAX N. J. 5.000 WJAZ Mt. Pro.. III. klyn, N.Y. 222.1 1.350 Red Band 100 WMBQ Br 309.1 970 WOBR Ohio (Port.) loo KFWC Pomona. Co ' 100 WJBO N. Orleans. La. 10 III. M Chicago. Ill. 500 KYA S. Fran., Calif. 100 WSAX Chicago. 50 KGFL Raton, N. 500 WMBI 2510 WABC N. N. 100 KWKC Kans. C.. Mo 1.240 500 WSEA Va. Bch., Va. D. C. 241.8 SOO WCAJ Lincoln, Nebr. 50 WTFFWsh. 100 WCBA Allent'wn, Pa 1.500 KFKB Milford Kan. 500 WOBQ N. Y.. N. Y. 100 WHBD Beilefntae., O 500 KFON L. Beach, Cal. 10 WHBF Rock 1st. Ill 250 265.3 1.130 15 KKP Seattle. Wash. 1.460 10 WOMT Mntwoc., 'WI. 200 WEBR Buffalos N. Y. 315.5 550 205.4 KGXY. Chicago. Ill. 2.000 25 Mimi. 10 WSAN Allent'wn. Pa 500 WEDC Toman P.. Md. 50,000 KDKA Pitts'bg. Pa. 50 Barret. 100 WFCI Pawtucket. R.I. 100 WKTSA 1,000 KPSN, Pasada, Calif. KGEO Grand la.. Neb. Chicago. III. 100 WCWS Brdgpt., Conn. 100 500 WGES O. 25 KGFF Alva. Okla. 123.7 1.340 250 WMAL Wash.. D. C. 1.00 WHK Cleveland. WABF Kingston. Pa. 50 KFBL Ev'r't. Wash. Sor'gfield. Vt. 500 WICC Sport H.. Conn. 250 Mich. Mo 10 WNBX 319 940 IS WKBL Monroe. 50 KFVS C. Girard., 100 WSAZ H't'n, W. Va. 1,000 WNOX Wyllie. Tenn. 50 KFXR Ok, City, Ok. Ames. la. 5000 KFAB Lincoln. Nebr. 250 D , 2.500 WOI 5.000 Coun. WOBTT Un.Clty. lann. 10 KGDP Pueblo. Colo. KOIL Bluffs. la. IS O. 1,000 KOIN Portland, Ore. 100 WRK Hamilton. 10 KCFB Iowa City. Ia. 250 KCFH La Cres.. Cal. 243.6 1.230 267.7 1.120 125 KFCB Phoenix. Arix. 100 KFIZ F. du Lac. Wis. 0 KCFK Hallack. Mich. Mont. 250 KGHB Honolulu. H. 10 KCCX Vida. 100 KFLV Rockford, Ili. 322.4 930 150 KGRS Amarillo. Tex. 500 KFWI S. Fran.. Calif. 250 KMIC In Wash. 100 KICK Atlantic. la. 206.8 1.450 Pa. 50 KGY Lacey. 1.000 KSBA Shreveport. La. Ky. KGDY 500 WABQ Phila.. KSCJ Sioux City. la O. 500 WHAS Louisville, Okla. 500 WCAM Camden. N..1 500 25 WAAD Cincinnati. 500 WKAQ San Juan, P.R. 1000 F Fiches.. 1.500 KWUC LaMars, la. 250 WAAM Newark, N. J. C. San Fr., Calif. 500 WCRW Chicago. Ill. ham, Ala 150 WRHF Wash., D. 50 KGTT Ore. Ill. 250 WBRC Bin. 10 WBAO Decatur. Ill. 10 KLIT Portland. 15 WEBQ H'rrlsb'g. 500 WCAD Canton. N. l 250 WGCP Newark, N. J. N. Y.. N. Y. 500 WFKB Chicago. Ill. M. 10 WHPP O. N.H. 100 WFBR Baltim're, 500 WDAE Tampa. Fla. 325.9 920 50 WLBV Mansfield. 50 WKAV Laconia. 100 Detroit. Mich. 30 N.Y. C WMBC 2.500 KOA Denver. Colo. 10 WMRJ Jamaica. 500 WNRC Grnsbo, N. Newark. N.N J.. N.Y. N. Y. 250 WP NJ 500 WPCH J'r'y C'y,N. .1. 50 WNBF Endicott. 25 WOCL Jmsn.. 50 WOBU, Chlstn, W.Va. 500 WRNY N. York, N.Y. 50 500 WPCC Chicago. Ill. 15 WTRL Midi. P.. N.J. 250 WSAJ Grove Cy.. Pa. 245.8 1.220 Soo KFH Wichita. Kan. 100 KFIO Spokane. Wash. 270.1 1.110 333.1 900 225.4 1.330 pokane, Wa 100 KFLX G'veston, Tex. 100 KFJM Gr. Fks.. N.D. 10 KFIU Juneau. Alaska. 250 600 KGU Honolulu. T. H. 250 KLSYOSakland, Calif 1.000 KFQB, Ft. Wth., Tex. 208.2 1.440 15 KFKZ Kirksvle., Mo. 1,500 KLDS IndD'nce, Mo. KSAC Manhern. Kan. 250 KFVD Venice. Calif. Ogden. Utah. 10 KZM Oakland. Calif. Mo. 50 500 KFUR N. J 1,000 KMBC K. C.. 250 KSEI Pocatello. Ida. LCo'n Indpdce., Kan. 300 WAAT J. City. Corvallis. Ore. Kan. 50 KFVG 500 WDOD C't'n'ea. Tenn 500 KOAC 15.00 WBZ Syringed. Mass. 150 KGCÑ 15 KGEN EI Centro. Cal. Y. 50 KQV Pittsburgh, Pa. 500 WBZA Boston. Mass. 500 WEVD Wdh'n, N. Ga. a. 50 WACM Ryl. O.. Mich. Cincinnati. O. 500 WGST Atlanta. 750 WHA Madison. Wis. 65 WM Jeannette, Minn. 250 WFBE 500 WHAD M'w'kee, Wis. GaetS 500 WAMD Mnpls.. 400 WCBB Fr'port. N. Y. 50 WJAD Waco, Tex. 10 WJPWCAshtabula.WJBZ O. 250 WCAO Baltimore, Md. 500 WJAS P'tt'bursh. Pa. 1.000 WLBL Stvns.Pt.,Wis. 500 WHDI M'p'lis. Minn. Macon. Ga. 10 WCBM Baltimore,Ma. 500 WKRC Cinci.. Ohio. 500 WMAZ 100 WCOT Olnvie., R. 1. 250 WSOE M'w'kee, Wis. 210 WMBE S. Paul. Minn. 50 WLB M'o lis. Minn. For. Pk., III. 1.000 WLAC Nshvle., Tenn. 336.1 1.270 200 WNBA 500 WMAC Casen.. N. Y. 100 WSRO Middletown, O. 0 Tre. Hte.. Ind. 500 WSYR Syracux. N.Y, 272.6 1.100 100 WRPI 247.8 1.210 KFAD Phoenix Aria. 100 KFBC S. Diego. Calif. 336.9 890 1.320 750 KFJF Okla., Okla. 500 KNX L. Ana.. Calif. 227.1 250 KFEL Denver, Colo. Maria. Cal. 10 KFUP Denver. Colo. la. 100 KSMR S. 5,000 WSM N'shville, Tenn. Cal. 100 KFJB Mershelit'n, 500 WBAA W. Laf.. Ind. 209.7 1.430 50 50 KFQA St Louis. Mo. 10 KFGQ Boone. la. 25 KGHB Honolulu 100 WFBJ Collegev.,Mlnn. 10 Decorah. Ia. 15 KGHC Slayton, Minn. KGCA 100 WFDF Flint. Mich. 50 KSO Clarinda. le. 250 !COW Denver, Colo. 340.7 880 250 Se. 50 KXRO Aberdeen. Wa. 1,00 WHAR Atl. City. N.J. W. 50 KWLC Decorah. Ia. N. J. 1,000 WAPI Auburn. Ala. KVOS 500 WARS Br'kl'n. N.Y. 5.000 WPG All. City. C.. Mo. WCBS Sprslld.. Ill. 50 WABW Wooster. O. 500 WRM Urbana. Ill. 500 WHB K. 250 500 WBBC Br'kl'n, N. Y. Phila.. Pa. 1,000 WJAX J'k'nvlile. Fla. 50 WLBC Muncie. Ind. WCBE New Orl.. La. 50 WABY 250 WSKC Bay Cy, Mich. WLBF Kans. C., Mo. 50 WABZ N. O'i'ns. W. 250 WOQ K. C.. Mo. 50 10 WCLO Camp L.. Wis. 100 Wyllie. Tenn. 50 WLBY Iron M.. Mich. WBAW Mphs., Tenn. 250 WFJC Akron. O. 10 WBBL Richmond. Va. 10 WMBM 10 WIAZ Appleton. Wis. R. City. S. D. 275.1 1.00 344.6 870 500 WOKT Relish... N. Y. 100 WCAT 50 KFBB Havre. Mont. 10 KFQD Anchrg. Alas. WPRC H'rr'sb's. 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Pa. 50 KRSC Seattle. inWash. 250 WHBP Johnsen. 50 WRRS Racine. Wis. Wyllie. Tex. 100 WKBE Wbstr., Mass. Streator. Ill. 500 KWWG 100 WBMH 50 WTAX 750 Detroit, Mich. Br klyyn. N.Y. SO Lakel'd. Fla. WCHP 10 WRRS WMBL 10 WDZ Tuscoplla. Ill. 20 WNBR Mphs.. Tenn. 352.7 850 15 WEW St. Louis, Mo. 250 WMES Boston,Mass. 2,00 WOWO Ft. We.. Ind. N.Y. 1.000 Is WNBO Wash.. Pa. 241.9 1.200 5.000 WHAM Radial.T 1.000 WWJ Detroit, Mich. Chelsea, Mass. 15 KFJI Astoria. Ore. 250 WNAX Yankton, S. D. 100 WRSC 50 KFJZ Ft. Worth. Tex. 250 Bar Sb.. N. Y. 230.6 1.300 WRST IS KDLR D.'s Lk.. N.D. 100 KFQU H. City. Calif. Mo. 361.2 830 1,00 KFEQ St. Jos., Mo. 500 KFRU Columbia. 280.2 1,070 500 KFWB Hollyw'd, Cal. 50 KFUT Salt Lk. C.. U. 500 KTAB Oakl'd, Calif. IS KFPM Gene le. Tex. Pa. 500 WOS J'en C'y., Mo. 50 KGCL Seattle, Wash. 250 KFYR Bism'k. N. D. 100 WFBG Altoona. 212.6' 1.410 Ore. 500 WFIW H'pk'ville. Ky. 10 KFHL Oskaloosa. Ia. SO KPCB Seattle. Wash. 50 KMED Medford. KGBZ York. Nebr. WAFD Detroit. 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