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suNDAYirorjoNa: NOVEMBER 11; 1923. fPAf.T I. IB TT? RDnAHPA OT PU A ATP170 DANCE TUSES ON AIR Production of COURT RULINGS KFWC, POMONA, GIVES SUNDAY PROGRAMS MAY PUZZLE RADIO FAN 0 Federal Commission Orders Today Transfer avelengths and Also 1 Divide Time of Stations 4 i -eneaaaageaaa, BY DR. RALPH L. POTTER The orders ot the Radio Commission become effective today i and fans will find most of their favorite stations dressed up with new wave-lengths, trimmed with sundry time divisions, and many of them with changes la power allotments.

Henry PUyt tot Late Hour Programs of K.NEC Hf nry Halstcad. who used to con duct an orchestra over San Fran cisco stations five And six years aso when radio was in its infancy, is now playing a late hour of dance music through KNRC. Under the schedule of the past few weeks thi3 has followed the hour of dance music furnished by Ralph Mariey and his orchestra. Both nmoTftmc hava Kfton ortvpn vii remote control from local clubs and cELurooms. KGFJ ANNOUNCERS ARE TECHNICAL MEN All of the announcers at KCjFJ, the twenty-four-hour station, are technical operators.

These include the owner, Ben McGlashan; the assistant manager, Duke Hancock: the night announcer, H. T. Bruck; Larry Snell, day announcer; Charles Whitney, chief technician, and others. The station operates on a twenty-four-hour basis on 100 watts power. MORNING AND EVENING; SERVICES BROADCAST NOW, STATION ANNOUNCES EFWC, Pomona, now broadcasts Sundays at 10:30 am the services from the First Christian Church and at 7 pm.

the music and sermon from the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Regular studio programs from the station include those given by the Aeolian quartet; organ programs; Peggy and Jean, in classic piano duets, and Mary Nash, ballad singer. The station Is ownedand operated by J. R. Fouch, who owns KMIC, Inglewood.

FLXSTLIN STILL LEADS Paul Finstein. leader of the string quintet at KNX, has been directing the same group since the station opened four years ago. There has been no change In membership of the quintet since it first went on the air. Prague Plans to Build Major Radio Station The erection of a new broadcast station in Prague which would have a capacity of between 53 and 60 kilowatts, and would be one of the largest stations la Europe, i3 planned by the Czecho-SlGvsk Ministry of Post and Telegraphs, according to reports to the Department of Commerce. Expenditures for the project, not including buildings and connection lines, are estimated at $176,470.

A new station In Bratislava will soon be put into operation, probably toward the end of 1923, it is announced. At present the only broadcast station in Bratislava is a half-kilowatt station wrich was formerly located at Stasnice. HOME TALKS GIVEN The housekeepers talk given by "Aunt Sammy" of the United States Department of Agriculture, is featured on week-dav mornings from the studio of KFWB. CpiUtarp V-V 4 NETWORK PR0CRAII3 Six en N.B.C. Sulzzlif Dance Oflfrririf Nw Thursdays at 6 pra.

and Saturdays at 7 p.m. the PaclSc Cceat network of the N. B. C. hochs' up with New York City for an tour program of dance tunes.

The hook-up comprises nearly fifty stations all over the country and presents the latest orchestrations from musical centers. The coast network now comprises six stations Instead of seven. One of the stations in the Northwest has dropped out of the chain arrangement. CIVIC HOURS GIVEN OVER STATION KELT Both the Glendale and Burbank chambers of commerce have been giving civic hours over KELW, Bur-bank, with "home town" talent and booster messages pertaining to the San Fernando Valley region. Harry James, program manager, recently resigned, and H.

W. Cole Is the new manager for the station. Fl.rrwnt.ry Hial. thonl Acredit- Aecre-ditM). nrnllment limited.

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t.W. WJ'. Hll Schools 0 1 Hp Dry Batteries Falls Heavily Figures compiled by the Census Bureau show that 64,925,815 of the 1.5-vo!t dry cells valued at 154 were manufactured last year, against 63.535,044 valued at 834 In 1923. The production of and batteries last year totaled 530,512.320 valued at $26,907,806. but no comparable figures are available ror lfia, nasnught batteries being included with radio batteries that year.

The number or wet batteries manufactured last year was 2.4inim valued at $3,358,729, against valued at $3,743,252 la 1825. CHURCH BROADCASTS NOW THROUGH KWTC GARDEN GROVE FREE METHO. DISTS GIVE PROGRAMS MONDAYS AT SANTA ANA The Garden Grove Free Meth odlst Church now broadcasts Mon day nights through KWTC. Santa Ana. Under the new allocations the set divides time with KFWO.

Catallna, on a frequency of 1500 kilocycles at 100 watts. John W. Hancock, was the for mer owner of the station, but the new data provided by the Radio Commission list the Pacific Broad casting Federation as the owner. Its old irequency was noo kilo cycles and the former time division was wiui ivtSMH, santa Maria. CIVIC GROUPS AID PROGRAMS OF KGER PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIA TION, WOMAN'S CLUB AND OTHERS PROVIDE TALENT Various civic groups of Long Beach are co-operating with KGER In providing programs of speech and.

music. These Include the Woman's Mu sic Club, various Parent-Teacher programs, devotional periods, Long Beach Municipal Band broadcasts, church services, the adult educa tion department of the city schools the Exchange Club, the playground division of the city schools, and others. JOIIN SWALLOW WILL BE KEJK MANAGER Swallow, formerly radio editor of a local newspaper, has been appointed manager, of KEJK. Beverly Hills, which now Is on 500 watts with temporary permit. The new studios are under construction and will be ready within thirty days.

Jean Campbell Macmillan is the station's literary director and presents the weekly continuity broadcasts or the studio. HARMONY DUO ON AIR Bill Bush and Don Dorsey com prtee the membership of the Har mony Duo heard to song, tunes over KFQZ. Commercial TANGLE PATENT Regenerative Circuit Rights Bone of Contention Tico Inventors AicarJed Title by Different Judges Supreme Tribunal Decision Mixes Things Worse Radio manufacturers operating under license from the Westing-house Electric and Manufacturing Company, to which Edwin H. Armstrong had assigned his patents" on the so-called feed-back or regenerative circuit, ona of the most important features of radio receiving sets, find themselves In difficulties as result of the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court hold ing that Dr. Lee DeForest was the prior inventor of tne circuit.

It Is not believed, nowever, mai any great dimcuities to do encountered in straightening the situation out since the Westlnghouse company, after purchase of the Armstrong rights, later obtained a license under the DeForest patent, while Independent manufacturers operating under license from the Westlnghouse Company are ex pected to be able to obtain witnout difficulty similar privileges, under the DeForest patent. The patent controversy between the Wertinchouse and the DeFor est companies is of long standing and consists of several suits, one instigated by the DeForest com pany against the Westlnghouse com. pany to Invalidate tne Armstrong feed-back and another started by the Alien Property Cus todian, who claimed benefits of rights held by Alexander Meissner, an enemy alien, The case is further complicated bv the fact that the United States government has a shadow of a right to the DeForest patent tnrougn its jpurchase of the DeForest com pany and all its assets, under which it may assert that DeForest had no right to assign his patents, now held by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, to any but the DeForest Radio Telephone and Telegraph Company. The General Electric Company also enters into the case, holding patents secured by Irvine Longmulr. In trial of these suits In the lower courts the DeForest Company was awarded a decision by the District Court In Philadelphia in one 6ult, that decision later being affirmed by the Circuit Court of Appeals; while in another suit, which Involved the General Electric Company as well as Westlnghouse and DeForest.

the DeForest patent were sustained by the District Court in Delaware. Another suit in New York, covering the same subject matter, was decided In favor of Armstrong. DAILY FROLIC BROADCAST KPLA's breakfast program starts at 8 a.m. with a frolic and request hour. METERS 208.Z 211.

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4 KFWO-KWTC-KFCR 1 The accompanying tchedulo, in kilocycles and meters, will show you I the relative position of th9 stations as now scheduled. For Instance, if you locate KHJ on your dial, you can glance at the tab-i illation and notice the stations which appear above and below KHJ. Gradually you will be able to spot i most of them on your own diaL i II you want a more or less perma-jnent record of your own dial 11st-I tags, you can Jot them down at the a side of the table which appears on this page today. i The new allocations became effective at mldnieht Saturday Pa- iciflctime. TIME DIVIDED most, or me stations wnicn tne i commission classes as "community PstaUons," whatever that may be, are cn low power and will be found on six cnannels.

on these 6ix frequencies more than 250 stations all over the country, ranging from ten fto 100 watts, are crowded for "local Engineers for the commission say they endeavored where feasible to assign the same u-a veleneth to sta ll tinns whlr-h ar 1flrt mllM nr mnrp 1 distant from each other. In locali ty vies wnere mere are several smaii stations, division of time on the air swm De required to prevent mter-1 ference. The stations have been divided ln- to national or high power; regional. more or less a State coverage, and local or community. CLEARANCE HOPED Preliminary reports from authorities everywhere have been to the effect that the new designations will clear up the chaotic condition to a large extent.

No panacea for the radio situation yet has been found. No scheme, however scientific, can make for perfect broadcast under the present condition of things. Until scientific progress makes it possible to have more minute separations Between stations until several hundred can operate at the same time no allocation will be flawless. But the changes of today will do considerable in-clearing up the situation. Fans at first may experience a-little difficulty in relogging the stations.

But practice makes perfect and before long, dialers will become accustomed to the changes. It probably will take a little bit longer for the stations to adjust the time divisions and, until then-w-jb- ably many of the time tables will be Imperfect. However, they are published as fl sent in by the various broadcasters. KHJ Station to Broadcast Sixteen Hours KHJ, the Don Lee station, has arranged a special broadcast for today commencing at 8 a.m. and I lasting until midnight.

The early morning broadcast will be particularly helpful for fans who are relogging their dials for the new allocations, which are effective today. KHJ will come in a trifle lower on the dials than formerly. In most seta it will probably be in about the center of the dial. The new frequency of the station Is 333.1 meters or 900 kilocycles. The 8 o'clock hour this mosnlng will introduce for the first time "The Two Girls." "The Two Boys" are well known for their early birds hour.

Now they will share honors with the feminine duo. As a quartet, they will present favorite melodies. Then the station will remain on the air continuously until midnight. One of the day's features will be "The Mikado," colorful opera, from 3 to 5 p.m., presented in recorded selections. new hour will be the ballad hour at 5 pm.

with Gladys Black-wpii Ptrlrprlnp and June Parker in ballads; Wesley Tourtellotte at the iortran: Nell Larson at the piano, and other studio entertainers. me auj ecneauie iur me nix-! teen-hour broadcast is listed In the radio dial column on this page. Yule Goes to High Coast Radio Position Leslie W. Yule is the new sales manager of the Paciflo division of the Radio Corporation of America In place of A. B.

C. Schull, who was transferred to New C. McDonald, has been transferred from Los Angeles to succeed Yule in the position of assistant sales manager, -with headquarters In the Russ Building, San Francisco, It was announced by G. Harold Porter, Pacific division manager. Mr.

Yule has been in the service of the Radio Corporation for a number of years and acquired valuable experience in various positions of importance in the eastern territory. Since coming to San Francisco, Mr. Yule has made many friends which, in conjunction with his broad contacts In the East, make him a well-known figure in the radio Industry, He is a graduate of Hajnilton College and wears a service button from the World War. Mr. McDonald, formerly located In Los Angeles, has returned to San Francisco where, he previously erved.

ORGAN RECITALS FEATURED Organ recitals from the new Ma-jonic Temple in Long Beach late-iy hav9 been featured over KFON on Saturday nights, vith Dick Dixon at the console. NEW STAFF FOR KFVD KFVD, Culver City, recently opened with an entire new staff. On week days it starts the morning. proRrara with an hour of recordings at LIGHT RADIO SETS NEED IN AIRSHIPS Engineers in Bureau of Standards Plan Three New Rugged Outfits for Planes Peculiar conditions surrounding the use of radio receiving equipment on aircraft have made necessary the development of special sets for that purpose, according to Haraden Pratt and Harrv Diamond, radio engineers of the Bureau of Standards, who for some months past have been devot-lnsr themselves to out the design of 6ets which will meet these neThree tvnes of sets have been de veloped so far, one type meeting mil itary requirements wnere a ratner broad band of frequencies must be covered while in flight, a second type for the receiving of signals from beacons and ground radio-telephone stations which the government is to supply along the civil airways under the Air Commerce Act, and a third type for work in the high-frequency field. The second type is of most importance to the general public, since it is this type which will be used on the commercial airplanes which will be operated along the passenger and express lines to be established within the country.

-v The dominating requirement in design is that of small weight and physical dimensions. This refers ai1 tn Via eof Kiir lerv fha AlKJV VJ wtc DUVi muv niuv tir vuv batteries requisite for its operation. Every design element must be con sidered in the light of this require ment. The set must ba capable of installation anywhere on the air craft with simple remote controls when placed at an Inaccessible point. As an aircraft is in very rapid mo Hon, the distance over which signals are traveling is constantly changing, and a simnle and rugged volume control having a uniform action is consequently necessary.

Sufficient shielding of the set must be provided to limit interference from the engine ignition system to that in duced in the antenna structure. GAINS INDICATED IN STABILITY OF RADIO Indications of greater stability to the radio industry are derived from the fact that in 1927 the great ma Jority of sets, 1,907,230, were for five or more tubes, while only 30,962 sets were tor four tubes or less. This would Indicate that by 1927 the radio manufacturers had developed models of a more permanent nature and there was less of the experimentation and shifting from one set to another which was experienced in earlier yean. KGFH TAKEN OVER BY NEW MANAGEMENT KGFH, which moved from La Crescenta to Glendale six months ago, has been leased to a new group. Its general manager is R.

L. Rust, formerly at KNRC, and Marcla Conrad is studio director. The American Legion and other civic groups have been giving programs from, KGFH during the past few weeks. -VTiJl KPI 640 468 5 M. KPWB 950 315.8 M.

KHJ 900 333.1 M. KNX 1050 285.5 M. IS midnight to a.m. KNX Studio. 8U a.m.

KNX Studio. KHJ Studio. to 10 s.nu KHJ Studio. KNX Program. 10 to 11 a.m.

KFT Sponsored. KPWB Sponsored hour. KHJ Records to Meth. erv. at KNX Sponsored.

11 a.m. to 13 boob KB-Sponsored. KHJ Meth. aery. KNX Proa, serv.

IS noon to 1 KHJ Studio, KNX Studio. 1 to KFT Marcus Markson. KHJ Studio. KNX Bible study. I i p.m.

KPI Bethel Temple. KHJ Orchestra and soloist. KNX Parle program. te 4 p.m. KFT N.B.O.

KHJ Pecordn. KNX Park orchestr. 4 to 5 p.m. m-NBC: studio. KHJ Fecords.

KNX Band. I li I p.m. KFT Alma Howell. KHJ Studio. KNX Services.

6 to p.m. KFT Armistice proitram from New Yorfc KFW8 Burr Mcltit.nh. KHJ Music to fl Lou Angeles Times world-wide news at 8 45. KNX Unitarian services. 7 to 8 p.m.

KFT N.B.C. Orchestra. khj Methodist services. KNX Dedication. 8 to P.m., KFT Concert KFWB LlBlit opera.

KHJ Symphony. KNX Dedication. to IP p.m. KFTN.B studio. KFWB Review.

KHJ Sponsored. KNX Dedication. 10 to 11 p.m. i KFT Orchestra. KFWB Review.

KHJ Viennese Quintet. KNX Dedication. 11 p.m. to 13 mldnlcht KHJ Tlance hour. KNX COSTUME DESIGNING: 943 W.

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SMonil Fleet- Beverly Hills Snvlnoi Sink Bids. 8nt Men lea BUS. at Cemdea Drive. Mills. OX tori) 0514.

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LtiCIZ TERM NOW OPEN Elliott (ST. CATHERTNrS SCHOOL) X1S Wrat Aflame Street Rnardintf ar.il rtnv hrui tetr School for Girls Ait Outdnnr rre-Klnderaarteo-Rln-denrartra-PrlmRry Tearlier Tralolns; kfhiwil f.raHtnttM am iirne Ar KXO-KMvJ-KFWC Thermion end eentpKle tretsltif Is leerstarlit an btiilni admlolstratlva tjutlea. reftlemil eeureea in hlaAer ecesuntint. Dey and evening. Visit aur ten-ttery university tullditti Ne ealislten ar aaenta emaleyed.

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courses. Free Lectur Monday Nights by Dr. Miller, Human Culture, Mis. fits, Vocational Guidance. Calif.

Commercial College, 2711 W. 6th St. Fl. 1122. 1 05-0 KN OIO 1 000 KPw KCrH TSogs' anD BROADOAKS credited.

A Three Years Conrae. Homelike Student Reldenr. Dlres-tor f.nerllue Ada Mae Urooka. IJIrextor Imelda K. Urooka.

Cioyd Uursl Daiaell. Pawstiena, ('alliomla. GLENDORA FOOTHILLS SCHOOL Bishop's School for Young Children Boys and Girls 6 to 13 years Glendora, Calif. Phone Glendora 44S-U Boarding and Day School for Girls. Ail Grades, High) School, Junior' College Courses.

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Reopened Sept. 20, 1928. 154 South Euclid, Pasadena. Tel. Ter.

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ST KMRC "123.3 440.9 4 91. 5 499.7 KPLA of Htate Broadcasters set-up announced as effective today KFW8-KISN KPWM-KPWI KLX KPP2 PERSONAL SERVICE TO PARENTS In findjna ihuul in tht Ttcinlty p( Uti tiny b-ianllntf th kirn daiiirni far thffr ion dauaMer. ailtn summer rraii. Nn rharitft Hm (or Mfs "lTt CiJ, Ttrotown, Y. Atldrtt Mrt.

Mary MyU rtlrcUtll, 167 8. RiMft Lt A Ashinttod 1118; OUnHtffc 3474. The Carl Curtis School 8008 Beverly Boulevard GIRLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL ft iris' Scfcools Enrollment Filled WHitney 7213 FOH KXOEPTIONAL fllll.lHI-;N STi, lskt.1 1., Vmm King's Military Academy Boflrrllns- and Dav fk'houl of lllaheiat HlandHrda for Hvva from 4 to IS years. Iiiva rntrd at wit tlinx. Ninth i-ur.

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etc. Writ or trhone More- VA. LOS AM.KLKS. CA1.IK. An Accredited Country Day and Boarding School Mia Partoni and Alias Dennen, Principals OlBSDORA-CAlIfOIISU THE PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL OF LOS ANGELES tUO NORTH HIGHLAND AVEM'E frt'rni of Miss Mernllili fmlth, Ph Columbia rnltersHt.

outdoor roi artliltlea. athleilca, music, art and Irene. Nursery School, klnueritrnten Oradre I to u. Fhone OH 48JS REDfaANDS PREPARATORY SCHOOL ValKv. Hcsldfnt nd Djr ihii'Ui.

Tlmfmnh roUtfinj prcinratiufi. ImlUi iunl tltt-nilon. Ouii llfej mihiilznL llociebtck rlJlni. Ctnlon. Mr, J.

i-uestt tSictlvr, 140 Wm i'-lm Avenue, Krtjlomli, Oil If, MISS ALLEN'S SCHOOL fears of e-iiirleiire and special fratnrfS for deTelopln fh rt-tartlrd rhlld have bft-n aufcowfully iiard. For Information ubona 8001. Acldrraa I08O Arnnahoe Ht. 930 900 eeo aso T90 KEUW 700 40 KFVD KPO KFI blO OO KPRC KFSO. T70 KMTR Meters and Kilocycles The above tabulation lists the new fhe Gordon School MME.

MARION GORDOIV Principal Day and Resident School for Girl Sperinllxlna; tntrrmadlato Urad Junior Htsth School Well equlppad Knnlerstnrton Attrartltre hutne life- accredited atat Trail ti''ltt''tt, lir.S laurel Holly wood. KENWOOD HALL School for Boarding and Day Departments. Primary, Elementary and School Courses. 6.J67 Wllshire opposlt Carthay Center. ORegon 6303.

RUBY MILDRED KINO, Director. art OT. CErAMTMCNT 0 THt LOS ANOCleS MUSaUW erevlS- I lag geauiaely Sna (retains la tha arts ens eeasasaraie I arts." 94 tlaeses daily tna Moa etl ntiiaii 'r I beginning and edvaacee) stedentc. Persens latrestd ere I SS te write ar gitee tar eaoieaua aad te suit tti.ilm at the uheel far linn keys. Pais ataada la a alaee av a eenoel tar little beyt.

It it the leadlnt acaexl rade esl el Messarautetts, and Sue ae MK Mheel Ear aatalsa aditrsta Saoert A. OttilJi, Huci-aiastar, I3v Ceskraa Avsaue, Lea Aatelas, Ceiilerala, ar WHHaej PAGE MILITARY ACADEMY a tr -m. a kla Hull as lor the dvaertnenl. 'aaena r.euntv's oreltKliaal ari stiel. Otl RT ItHTiTUIi.

S4ijl AR.T' INSTITUTE WILoHIRf BIVU. (at Vwliiki Park.) Fllrrey 7 U. Mil I11DV ar.r.flf TED iranitMV 38TH YEAR CHOUINARD SCHOOL OF ART, INC. Prnrtl.al rvuree-a In all line Art, planned to develop the icdlvldtmlity of each student, j.nrntl now, 260S W. 8th St, Los Angeles DUnkirk 4703 by the Federal Radio Commission.

Where more than one station is given on a specified frequency, a time division has been made within the group. Th GREAT OUTDOOR SCHOOL. Prlmsry throorjh eollefl pr. paratory. Smsll Claaaes, Individual care, CORRECTIVE PHYSICAL TRAINING, new gym and pool, cavalry, band.

A school of. dlatinc. tion. P. G.

McDonnell, Cras 637 Wiloox St. OU.