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Radio Notes & News:

Confidential Wireless News Planned.

Confidential tranmission of consultation with the loaders of nows by radio is expected to be the other political parties, who one of the most important topics do not soom to have been under discussion at the coming enamoured of the proposal. international communications conference to be held in Septem- ber at Washington.

It will be a revival of the same question which maintained in- torost at the last international conference at Borne, Switzerland, last June.

· HIGH TOWEN FOR WSB. One of the most powerful sta-. tions in the country will be the pride of station WSB in Atlanta, Ga., when It moves into. Its now quartore in the Biltmore Hotel. The Voice of the South" will go. out on 1000 watts.

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COSTLY RADIÖ ORGAN.

A new organ installed in the studio of station WLW is said to cost $26,500. It is said to have been built especially for radio broadcasting purposes.

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SHIP TO SHORE. There are 26 radio stations on-į gaged in ship-to-shoro radio trans-

BIG TUBE ADVAKOĖ. mission throughout the world. The most powerful loud station of Do Forest.Company alone, there According to reports from the this group is the Oxford-Radio in has been an increase of about England with a range of 2000 400 per cent. in tubes of this type Twonty-five national and į miles.

in the last your international news agencies were represented at that conference, These proposed the following

moasures:

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NEW RADIO COLLEGE, HEARING FOR DEAF. Rov. Stephen Klopfer of St. The Nebraska College of Agri- Means for secret transmission John's Institute" for Deaf Mutes oulture, at Lincoln, has joined the. of news. Limiting the receiving at Milwaukee, Wis, has been ranks of such instrutions in the

experimenting on the bearing abl radio broadcasting fold range of all private stations.lity of his charges with the aid of college broadcasts farm talks Adoption of a ciphering and radio: Station WHAD has helped every school day at 12.15 through. deciphering 83 stom by govern-him make the taste.

the university station, WFAV, ments and news broadcastors. Sovere penalties for violation of the secrecy of radio news moss- agos.

Besides, these restrictions, the nows agencies last year sought to limit goneral broadcasters" to the transmission of news only when furnished by a "recognized" news agency,

Although no action has been taken on these resolutions, some- thing toward a definite line of action is expected to result from the coming international con- ference in Washington. Radio' ongineers have practically com- pleted a system of codifying and decodifying radio messages so that only the transmitter and those licensed to receive the mos- sages could understand them.

The coming conference may be called upon to draw up universal radio news system that would not interfere with other methods of broadcasting and the same time would be free from interference,

The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has revoked its earlier denial that it has a system by which radio messagor, or oven concerts, could be "hashed up" and then "unhashed" for the information and, ontertainment of only those who have hired special apparatus for the purpose.

THIRTY-FOLD ADVANCE,

Radio in Latin America, Washington; A.3,000 per cent. increase in radio exports to the Latin American countries from the United States, since 1918, affords a comprehensive idea of the development of this industry in the continent south of us.

Yot this is only a small fraction of South America's possibilities, in this field, according to a survey just completed by representatives of the U. S. Department of Com- morce. This survey makes the following report on some Latin American countries:

Mexico: Demand entirely through importation, mostly from America: Fans pay reception fee of fivo pesos for two years, Twenty thousand sets in Mexico City alone

supplied

Central America: Little, if any, foreign competition with Am- erican products. Marchants are still slow in stocking receivers, Few listen in from May to No- vember, due to heavy static.

Brazil: Two broadcasters and 1,500 receivers in Rio de Janeiro Strong static conditions mult interest in radio.

Chile Radio very popular here. About 25,000 suts used. mostly crystal type.

According to the surrey, Chile seems to be the be t place for radio development, so faras.radio reception is concerned. The rest of the continent shows much room for development, despite the immense growth shown through out South America in the last few years.

PARLIAMENT AND BROADCASTING. Decision Postponed. The Prime Minister has decid- ed to postpone the question of broadcasting Parliamentary pro- ceedings until next winter when the whole position of broadcast- ing, will be raviówed.

was any

Inquiries among members ofall parties did not convince the Gov- ornment that there strong 'demand for the in- novation on the part of those who realize that to broad- cast Parliament, without being able to broadcast the atmosphere of Westminster, which is different.from any other Chamber in the world, would be a very hazardous proposition.

This decision to postpone the question has been taken in

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