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78 Radio Doings May 21 Broadcasters' Digest Joseph Mikity, formerly headlined as the famous Hungarian tenor, is now without a title. and radio can be blamed. Some eight yearn ago, when Diskay first arrived in the United States, he e-gI stood on the upper deck of an open liner, looked at the Liberty statue and said. "This is to be my country." With that remark he hurled medals that had been presented him during the World War into the briny deep. He had been on the opposing forces during the war. having substituted for his brother in the enlistments when just a boy. As a captain, which rank he attained, he received many honors. immediately after arriving he signed for a singing tour of the country. After the prescribed time he tiled his papers of citizenship, but when he was supposed to appear in New York his singing had taken him far afield. It wasn't until he had started singing over KNX that he was able to remain in one city long enough to go to the federal school and study. This week he became a full - ledged citizen. Now he is looking for a new name. for. despite the fact that he spent a great deal of money building up his name as the famous Hungarian tenor. he refuses to sing any more under that title. He Is looking for a new name now. and, until he finds one suitable, will just appear as Joseph Diskay. Radio KNX, the Los Angeles Evening Express and the El Patio ballroom combined recently and gave a huge bene. fit ball for the flood sufferers of the Mississippi valley. Several thousand people attended the ball. In between dance numbers various KNX radio artists appeared in person. This ball was in conjunction with the request of the American Red Cross for radio stations of America to raise their quota $1,000,000. Announcement has just been made by Leigh Harline. program manager of Radio Station KFXB, of the booking of a concert program to be given on the night of May 20. by advanced students of Lillian Bowles, lyric dramatic soprano, whose studio is in the Beaux Arts Building. The program will he given during the period of S to 9 p. m.. and will include the following: May Howarth, lyric soprano; Winifred Burton. dramatic soprano; Kenneth Lee, baritone; Elizabeth Logg. contralto; Dora Hall, mezzo soprano; Ruby LeClere, coloratura soprano; Lucy May Story. child soprano, with Ruth O'Connor and Bertha Suchter as accompanists. An additional feature of this program will be the appearance of Virgil Drellberg, violinist, accompanied by Harry Nielson. The Cliff Dwellers Cafe are broadcasting very pleasing programs from the following stations: 9:30 to 10 p. m., on Mondays, over KNX; 9:30 to 10 p. m.. on Tuesdays. over KFQZ; 9:30 to 10 p. m., on Wednesdays. over KMTR, and 9:30 to 10 p. m., over KFWB. SYMPATHY as It is with sorrow that we learn of the death on May 9th in Cannes, France, of Mrs. Jordan L. Mott, Idolized mother of Major Lawrence Mott, owner of Station KFWO. We send our most heartfelt condolences to Major Mott, and hope that the anguish of his bereavement will be softened by the knowledge that his mother's cherished memory will live long in the admiring hearts of her family and large circle of friends.
May 21 Radio Doings 7() Built to Make Radio Tubes Work Better and Last Longer Here is a new "A" battery made especially for Radio use. An exclusive formula used in its construction enables it to deliver steady, level voltage and gives it extraordinary long life. Like al Ray -O -Vac batteries, it has staying power. It retains its strength when not in use, and after being used it starts to rebuild its strength the instant the current is turned off. The best way to be sure of getting radio "A" batteries with uniform voltage and staying power is to ask for Ray -O -Vacs No. 1211 by name and number. You can buy Ray -O -Vac batteries at the better Radio, Electrical dealers, music stores, and Auto Supply houses. FRENCH BATTERY COMPANY MADISON, WIS. 737 l'. rrninal Street Los Angeles tl Ilrrkrrs of Flashlights and Flashlight Batteries
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