,,l:,v,
January
23,
1929
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fvt
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
JJLUJ-UULUJlillJLI
adio
Broadcasting
am
Recent
ion
'nc
Besf
WHETHER
IT
HE
GRAMOPHONE
OR
'
'RADIO,
AND
THAT
IS
i
ire
Victor
All-Electric
Radio
Low'
boy
In
one
of
Victor's
radios.
8
tubes
and
built-in
speaker.
Simple
to
'
operate,
and
hu
beautiful
tone.
Delivered
complete
and
in-xtallcd
to
your
aerial
and
ground.
Own
a
hatter)
taw
radio
maJe
by
Victor
for
an
lew
an
KASY
TERMS
3
Mittmt
lurn
the
Single
Dial
of
this.
Hew
Marconi
Batterykss
Receiver
'
'
at
our
Store,
TO'DAY
'
his
die
tone,
the
realitra
of
the
original
rendigon.
It
ha
IT
the
"presence"
of
the
artist
lull
ikt-meOaw-akt'
ful.
It
ha
the
fines;
selectivity.
Tins
is
truly
the
peak
of
achievement
in
Marconi
Radio
Engineer'
mg
exemplified
in
performance
and
in
appearance.
Come
in
far
a
demonstration
today.
IJARRIB'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
11.
C.
Always
Reliable
Sold
by
all
Grocers
WILKIN'S
RETURNING,
ONE
AIM
ATTAINED
Captain
Sir
George
Wilkins,
(above),
head
of
the
Wilkins-Hearst
expedition
to
the
Antarctic,
who
announced
in
a
radio
message
that
he
was
returning
to
the
American
continent
to
prepare
for
the
second
phase
of
his
exploration
in
the
South
Pole
area.
Ilia
decision
was
reached
following
a
new
606-mile
flight
over
Graham
Land,
in
which
he
searched
in
vain
for
'a
more
suitable
base
from
which
to
continue
his
explorations
further
south.
The
map
shows
his
present
base
and
the
country
over
which
he
flew.
RADIO
PROGAM
ItHR.
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
FOR
THE
FANS
N.
B.
C.
SYSTEM
Tuesday
January
22
6.00.
Eveready
Hour:
KIIQ.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
7.00:
Clicquot
Club
Eskimos,
KIIQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
7.30:
Freshmen
Ore
he
t
radian,
KIIQ,
KOMO.
KGV,,KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
8.CO:
-FoMi,"
KG
KGO.
KPO.
8JJ0:
Don,
Arneuso,
KIIQ,
KGW.HUo
KOMO,
KGO,
KPOVKFJ.
9.00:
CorrtAiTfrnKlIQ,
KGa
OMO,
KOWKFQ.
10.00:
TMi
Tfattetm,'
KFI
10.00
to
11.00,
KTO
10.00
to
12.00.
Wednesday,
January
23
(Uk):
Palmolive
Hour,
KOMO,
KIIQ,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
8.00:
"Roads
to
Bo
me
oca,'
aIIQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KfO,
KFI.
8.80:
The
Hill
Billy
Boys,
KIIQ,
KOMO.
9.00:
Correct
Time,
KIIQ,
KGO,
KOMO,
KGW,
KPO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KGW.
KGO.
KFI.
11.00:
The
Trocaderans.
KGW.
KPO.
Thursday,
January
21
6.00:
SeiUrllnK
I'rwrratn.
KIIQ.
8J0;
Cornet
time.
KIIQ,
KGO.
KOMO,
KGW,
KPO.
&30:
Memory
Lane,
KGW.
KGO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KPO,
KFI.
11.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KPO.
Friday,
January
25
fl.00:
Wrigley
Review.
KOMO.
KIIQ,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
8.80:
Phllco
Program,
KOMO.
KIIQ,
KGW.
KGO.
KPO.
KFI.
7.00:
IIudeon-Essex
Challen-gera.
KIIQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO.
,)'.
KFI.
aOO:
RCA
Hour,
KIIQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
9.00:
Correct
Time.
KIIQ.
KGO,
Kt'MO.
KGW,
KPO.
a
JO:
Moon
Magic,
KOMO,
KGO.
10.00:
The
Trecjulffan,
KOMO
-10.00
lo
11.80.
KFI'
10.00
to
11.00,
KGO.
KPO
11.00
to
1100.
Saturday,
January
26
ft.00:
National
Orchestra,
KHQ,
K(VO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
CtfRV,V
wtUoJo
f
it
.k
A.it.
ana
jin
oi
Studio.
11.00:
Notional
Meld
CNRK,t.r
urogram..
CNRV,
CNRlfe
Tuesday
tar
Das
aver,
u.w:
i're-
We$f
OMHV
hon
and
Marco's
Jackie
Soudera
CNRV.
Vancouver,
7.30:
Chil-ren's
Hour.
U0:
Addreaaca.
9.00:
CNSV
Concert
Trio.
11.00:
Dance
music
by
the
National
Melodiana.
Cfs'RE,
Edmonton,
Is)
JO:
Sto
dio
proffram.
Sunday
CNRV.
Vancouver.
9.00:
Convert
progrum
by
the
Capitolians.
BROADCAST
HERE
'SEE
MOVIES
!
IN
THE
HOME
1
Pictures
of
Public
Event
to
Be
Broadcast
For
Benefit
of
Fans
CHICAGO,
III.,
Jan.
22:
Television
has
place
movies
.in
the
non.e
within
the
realm
of
possib-;
.it)'-
I
The
first
successful
broadcast-;
ing
of
ordinary
motion
picture
jii.ms.
not
Silhouettes,
was
done
by
WCFL.
the
Chicago
Federation
of
Labor's
station.
Several
listeners,
with
television
reception
apparatus,
saw
the
movies
Ion
miniature
screens.
'
So
limitless
are
the
possibilities
,
i
televising
motion
picture
film,
in
the
belief
of
Virgil
A.
Schoen-berg,
chief
engineer
of
WFCL,
that
he
hopes
to
broadcast
movie
;
films
of
President
rJIoover's
inaugurate
in
March,
as
well
as
other
ublk
spectacles
such
as
football
gmes
and
prizefights.
1
Within
a
few
months,
Echoen-berg
says,
the
radio
fan
may
be
able
to
See
pictures
of
public
events
a
few
hours
after
they
occur
aa
he
now
sees
them
in
hia
neighborhood
theatre.
Talking
movies
by
television
,
may
be
a
reality
soon,
coming
as
the
next
development
from
ex-
;riment8
which
have
brought
movies
into
the
home,
Schoen-.erge
believes.
DAILY
MESSAGES
FROM
BYRD
PARTY
HKNNING.
Minn..
Jan.
21.
Trio
(from
M,n
A
mother
in
the
village
of
Sleepy
''Eye.
Minn.,
receives
dailv
met-'
mUsio.
by
the.
.es
from
he,
3on
n
Commander
i
"'
ii
i
Byrd's
AnUrctic
expedition..
!
id,
l5UMto
The
aon
L.
V.
Bkn
hv
a
:
j
.
.
;
jwsreieia
operator
on
ujrusnip,
PajWA
lh
Pitv
nf
V.nl
Vnrlr
Ilia
rloilv
nmiwyik
!
.......
ver.ll.aoV
Stu-
r0
w
V,
ran
V
"
reUyf
l
4
'operator
Here,
wno
has
talked
with
!
ursdajtis
Breknr
every
day
since
the
ship
9.20:
Studio
left
New
York.
Artists
Quartet,
i
;
So
many
of
Brekner'a
friends
ver,
10.00:
Stu-
bave
requested
Barker
to
send
in
program
by
nvile
quartet
Friday
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
,T
m
nrntn
i
m
n
7.80:
Standard
Symphony
hour,
'mil
I
U
fl
51
U
imeaajaicea
that
the
Minnesota
ex-jplorer
hears
from
several
acquaintances
daily.
RADIO
FANS
ARE
WORRIED
Reception
in
Down
Town
District
I
Is
Still
Verv
Poor
Owing
to
Local
Interference
Radio
reception
in
the
down
town
district
continues
to
bi
in-
iterrupted
much
the
same
as
it
i
has
been
all
winter.
Good
recep-;tion
i
the
exception
rather
than
the
rule.
Last
night
while
people)
in
some
parte
of
the
city
were
I
getting
very
fair
resalU.
there
In
tho
recent
mayoralty
cam-
were
none
down
town
most
of
the
palgn
M.
M.
Stephens
told
the
time.
So
far,
apparently,
the
Capitol
Thoatre
audience
that
he
trouble
has
not
be?n
located
and
hoped
in
the
near
future
there
opinion
i:
very
much
divided
aa
would
be
a
broadening
station
to
what
is
causing
it
All
the
located
at
IMnce
Rupert.
long-auf
fering
fans
know
it
that
The
matter
has
been
discussed
a
thry
arc
unable
to
use
their
tote,
good
deal
locally
Mince,
and
it
H
looks
.-,
if
the
winter
would
seems
to
be
the
general
opinion
be
gone
before
the
situation
is
that
It
would
be
a
distinct
disad-
cleared
up.
vantage
to
radio
fi.n
to
hnv
a
station
in
town.
It
was
thought
here
that
when
the
local
station
is
being
operated,
it
would
be
difficult
to
tune
it
out
and
get
outside
stations.
At
any
rate,
people
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
broadcasting
station
would
find
the
in
terference
annoying.
Heart
Palpitated
Nerves
Bothered
Her
Sleep
Was
Broken
Mrs.
Fml
A.
Pnlrv
FjmI
8outb-ninnUm,
N.S..
wnti
s
"I
u
botlxtwi
In
Vancouver,
neonle
llvinir
near
wv
mwh
with
m
nerve
nd
plpiU
Kwrful
sUtlons
find
it
difficult
n-
an(i
my
,leep
WM
to
tune
them
out
and
Impossible
j
decided
i
m
to
do
so
in
favor
ol
a
station
anywhere
nca-
the
same
wave
length
.
It
is
alo
pointed
out
that
in
a
general
way
nothing
but
gramo-
nUnHK
m
,
,
a
!
..
nn.llrl
ill,
KMlAflAfliaf
trv.
t...-w
5i.n,
iin.,,,
Kim
""-"
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
nere'
.
i
ana
fs
I
y-i
fx
,oo:
i
ne
v
arnivai;
im
u;
iuu
-8.18
to
9.00.
GRBASKI)
THK
WHKf,I5
9.00:
Correct
Time,
KHQ,
KGO,
ml
after
I
h.l
t,k,
,ix
hoxe
I
leund
KOMO.
KGW.
KPO.
,
Can't
understan.l
how
you
ZXmZ
9.00:.
GoUlen
Legend,
KHQ,
lost
your
caxe.
oM
man.
llnMe
who
sir'
tr-mliV.!
with
kloerleurir"
KGW.
KGO.
iyou
kept
nothing
from
your
law-
wisnI
by
their
hrt
and
nervm.'
'
10.00:
The
New
Big
Show,1
ver."
PrieeWV.
tr
Imx
t
all
dmmti.1,.
nt..l
......
fiVn
,,,
....
,
uealrrn,
or
nmileil
hr't
i
reeeii.t
l
tmt
I'nn
i,
u
'
KIIQ.
KGW,
Kt.O;
kPO
10.:0
"No.
only
my
m.k
change.
prii
-,he
T,
Mlii(liru
(.,
.ui
,
to
12.00.
Vle
Review.
'oruuto,
(tat.
The
new
Koistcr
models
have
created
an
entirely
new
set
of
standards
by
which
radio
quality
and
radio
value
are
being
measured
today.
Kolster
performancc-r-pure,,
natural
tone
rare
distance-Setting
ability
precision
of
program
selectionreiche
new
heights
of
radio
excellence:
KoUter,
reproduction
is
so
realistic
that
it
brings
a
sense
of
actual
presence.
Lovely
cabinets,
conceived
In
the
mode
of
'
to-morrow,,
make.
Kolster
as
pleasing
to
the
eye
ajMo
the
ear..
See'
Kolster
hear
Kolster
there's
.
.
.
a
.
.
delightful
Ireat'
.
.
.
in
.
.
.
store
.
.
.
for
.
.
you.
-K
The
new
Kolster
AU.Elcctric'js'ets,
irejetjulpiiecf
wttraoo-grtfph
plung-in
jack
whlqh,.with
jplckrup
untf,
will
glTe,elcliJeal
reproduction
of
records.
'
'
canadian
brandes.
limited
toronto-tCanAxja.
S.E.
PARKER,
Ltd.
THERE'S
A
SPLASH
.
.
.
thcplacjd
waters
of
the
crystal
pool
take
ljft.
as.
the.
pebble
disappears.
First
a
circle,
thn
two,
thtn
six,
then
twelve,
as
if
by
magic
the
ripples
race
over
the
surface
of
the
pool
to
its
furthermost
cdf
es.
The
stone
that
stirred
the
pool
to
life
was
one
of
your
dollar
bills,
the.
pool
is
British
Columbia
.
.
.
B.C.
with
its
industries
and
natural
resources,
you.
me.
and
everyone.
The
ripple
are
beneficial
disturbances
set
up
by
your
dollar
...
all
the
elements
of
B.C.
industry
responding
to
replace
that
commodity
purchased
by
your
dollar.
Vhat
is
the
moral
of
the
stone
in
the
pool?
Every
dollar
you
spend
for
B.C.
products
helps
sustain
B.C.
labour
and
all
its
dependent
sources
of
production
and
distribution.
Your
own
prosperity
is
dependent
on
your
interest
in
those
articles
manu-actured
fiurchasing
for
you
by
your
fellow
men
and
women.
Every
man
employed
earns
wages,
spends
wages,
and
keeps
others
employed.
Demand
the
B.C.
product
I
It
is
an
expression
of
faith
in
your
local
industries
and
pride'
in
the
products
of
your
Homeland.
THl
tJrtrlittmnl
u
ikt
Mt4
W
J
WM
Bumm
l
l
I'wmxi
lrj
f
TfJ
in
tmtmmt
Mtul4lnt$
trttiik
Cttumlis.
BE
PR0UDT0
BUYT-SI
PRODUCTS
Brinff
Your
FURS
to
Goldbloom
He
uayn
the
highest
prices.
Dr,
Alexander
rilONG
STS
RRSNER
I1LOCK
DENTIST