1924,

THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY




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All programs Eastern Standard 'I'.ilu forte wili bc nad. to carry on a con-
Dlf elAY lp.rt iv chan1:1ge so that amateurs'
mayiioi'lO whatstat Ions other fans
WOX (517) Detroit. I:11 nI _t'Aro r(arc(receving. Mail
2:00-News bulletin. i yu nme t once with'any sug-
--4:15-13aso1)al1. ;gestit3;s ifor the improvement of, this
8:30-Concert.I
WVWJ (580) Detroit ucitn..
12:0 ~~l :0--Musical
*5:00-Baseball. program.
7:00-Musical programn. WW J (5i 0) Detroit.
KDKA (920) Pittsburgh. 2(-Msc
S2: 15-Baseball, iunnng by inning.: 0Baeal
jj6:15-Dinner concert. 7 : o00-MuIlsical program.
S7:15-Children's hour followed by KDKA:.° (920) Pittsburgh.
program.} 12: 00-Weathier and markets. j
8: 30-Lectures and Music. 7:30-A ddlress.t
JM (670) Chicago. 4': 10--Conlcert.
5:00-Sports.I11'(:G)Ciao
5: 30-Musical program. 1 10 :30-Late news of miarkets.
7:00-Org an recital. 8: 30-MusQ~iicalIprogram.
7:310-H1otel LaSalle Orelrestra. 1: 30-Midniight IRevue.
KYW (560) Chicago. , THUIRSDAY
7:02--News, Market reports. V,'X (517) Detroit.
8: 00-Children's bedtine tale. 2:00-News b~ulletin.
WC(17 Eoit1-seal. 6:00-Dinner concert from H-otel.
2: 00-News, bulletin. Tunler.
4:15-Music. and Baseball. 8:30-Musical program.j;
6:0Dinner concert from Hotel WWtiaJ (580) Detroit.
Tuller.( 12: 00-Time and music.
S10: 00-fted Apple- club program. I 5:00-Baseball.
WJ (580) Detroit. 7:00--Musical program.
12:00-Music and -time. iTl)( (20) L'itfsbur.y
5: 00 -Baseball. 12,: 00-Timec and weather.,,
7:00-Musical 'program. 6:15-Dinner con~cert.
I{KA (920) Pittsburgh. 7: 30-Addrs a folowedl by con- I
12 : 00-Weatlher and mnarkets.= cert.
c6:15--Dinner concert. 11:30-Con~cert.l
8::30-Concert program. K YW (560) Chica<go .
WMAAQ (670) Chicago. 4 :00--Afte~noon Frolic.
~5:00-Sports. 7 :30-I)inner concert.
S7:00-Chicago theatre organ re- 9 :15-Musical program..
cital. 11:30--"At Home" program.
9:00-Mixed program. Ii IDAY
"VEBIL (970)* Cicago. WCX (517) Detroit.
S:00-Concert. 2: 00-Nlews bulletin.
10: 00-Concert. ( 4 :15 -B3aseball.
S12: 00-Dancee selections. 6: 00--Dinner concert from Hotel
IKYW (560) Chicago. Tuller.
S8: 30-Diiune0r concert. 8:30--Concert..
S9:20-Musical program. WWJ (580) Detroit.
114"DNESDAY 12:00-Time and" music.
WCX (517)- Detroit. 5: 00-B aseball.:
S2:00-Newvs Bulletin... -7:00-Music. '
4:15-:Music and }aselall. I)DKAi(920) Pittsburgf.*
6 :00-Dinner concert from H~otel 12:1 5-Concert. I
Tubler. 6: T-Organ recital.
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7:30--Address followed by con-
cert.
KYW (560) Chicago.
12:30-"The Progress of the World"
furnished) by Review of Re-
views.
C :30-News, markets and shorts.
10:30--Midnight Revue.
SAT URDAY
NVCX (517) Detroit,
I 2:00--News bulletin.
I 4:15-Music and baseball.I
6: 00--Dinner concert from hotel{

FLA SHES

Tuller.
No evening concert.
WWJ (580) Detroit.
12:00-Time and music.
5:00-Sports.
No evening concert.
KDKA (920) Pittsburgh.
1 :30-Concert.
3:00---Pitt-Lafayette football g,,
from Forbes Field.
8:00-Baselball scores followed
concert.
WAIAQ (670) Chicago.
4: 00---Sport results.
6 : 30-l-lotel LaSalle orchestra.
8:00-Salvation army band.
19 :00-weekly theatre revue.


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11adjo is alredayv boing given a vale-
ation in Wiscoinsin w-here farmers arc
j ceing n, po-wer company for running
high textni whys thlrough their dis-
trict. Th~ley clane that it not only i
aoying to haive the wires run
through their lumd but that it even
decreases the land values in that
section.
D~etroit is to have another big newj
radio station. The antennae supports
have already been erected in the roof
of the new Cladillac hotel on Michigai,
avenue.
Things look better for the fans who
find radio expensive. It is expected
with the expiration of , lpatents on
vacuum tubes the price will slowly
gt where we can build heterodyne or
neurodyne sets.
Fortunes l ave been mnade in raio
and some lost, sets have improved,
radio has become a universal hobby,
it amuses young and old--yet thcn.
ire still some who remember when
it was a thrill to get K D K A.
W (} Y, Schenectady is a station
Ithat goes in for variety for in one
week recently they had concerts of
grand opera, reports o nprize fights,
and baseball games but best of all xa
the real Injun war dince broadcast
by the Ononlago Indians from that.
!station.

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Radio is now sold in Berlin by
street vendors. A small aeral is at.-
tached to their cart with which theyr
can demonstrate receiving stations.
An undersea diver recently was
heard from station WIP, Philadelphia.
The diver was connected to the boat
with an electric wire and the boat to
the pier and it was then telephoned1
to the station from which it was
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