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able to tune in on an outstanding air event tonight—the broadcasting through CNRO, Ottawa, Ontario, and a chain of twenty Canadian radiophones, of a part of the Confederation Diamond Jubilee celebration.

The program began this morning, but the main part goes on the air at 8:30 p. m. and is expected to last something more than two hours. The events are: Carillon—The carillon in the Victory Tower of the Dominion Parliament Bldgs, will broadcast a selection of Canadian airs. Percival Price, carilloneur. Address—The Governor Gefterai of Canada. 7' Dramatic Reading—A Canadian Ode; Margaret Anglin. Vocal—Eva Gauthier in a selection of French-Canadian airs and folk songs. Address—W. L. Mackenzie King, prime minister of Canada. Instrumental—The Hart House String Quartet. Address—Hugh Guthrie, leader of His j Majesty’s Loyal Opposition. Vocal—Allan McQuhae—"Onawa Awake." j •’Homing" and "Believe Me If All Those I Endearing Young Charms.” Address—Senator Raoul Dandurand. Vocal—Bytown Quartet —“Youp, Youp Sur la Riviere." “En Roulant ma Boule 1 ’ and "Allouette." Finalle—Orchestra—"O Canada” and "God Save the King.”

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The Consumers Tire Company program goes on the air at 7 p. m. over WKBF, Indianapolis. If you like Spanish dances here’s your chance. At 7 p. m., WRNY, New York, radios the latest fashions in music for the fandango, seguidilla, tango and jota, played by the Andalusian Serenaders. The Silvertone hour oriental quartet will be heard between 7 and 8:15 p. m. at WLS, Chicago. A variety of offerings come through the air channels of the 'Red network stations. Take your choice of these: 6:oo—Cities Service Concert Orchestra. 7:00 —Musical miniatures. 7:30 —La France Orchestra, featuring the Satina Quartet. B:oo—The Dreamers. B:3o—Janssen’s Hlfbrau Orchestra. 9:3o—Frank Farrell and his Greenwich Village Inn Orchestra. The Suffolk Symphony Orchestra will be heard through WBZ, Springfield, Mass., at 8 p. m. The Bell Telephone Company laboratory, Whiffney, N. J., has been experimenting in anew method of broadcasting each Friday night, I am informed by a fellow employe and radio bug. He says it is well worth hearing and comes in at the same point on the dial as WLW,

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