Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 226, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1926 — Page 5

DEC. 27, 1926

DEMAND GROWS FOR LEGISLATION COVERING RADIO Congress Will Hear More of Drive for Orderly Broadcasting. Times Washington Bureau, 1322 New York Ave. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—When Congress recon vines next week Senators and Representatives will find the demand for radio legislation, which will permit orderly broadcasting, greater than ever. To add to the present chaos and interference in transmission, 116 new stations are under construction and 268 are contemplated, the radio bureau of the Department 'of Commerce has been informed. If no regulatory legislation is enacted in the meantime, the Department of Commerce? under the theory that the air is free, will be forced to issue licenses to these stations, and on the wave lengths applied for, regardless of the confusion it will cause stations now using' these wave lengths. During the first three weeks of this Congress conferees representing the House and Senate failed to agree on a compromise law which they could recommend as embracing the best features of the two proposed laws enacted last spring. Radio Expands Since July 1, when Attorney General Sargent ruled that under existing law the Department of Commerce bad no authority to regulate broadcasting, 127 new stations have beKGNJGLA PRGVEO A GREAT MEDICINE ON 2 OCCASIONS Well-Known Indianapolis Man Says New Compound Is Sure to Help Anybody. “No one knows s;nj more about the merits of Konjola than l do, because I took this medicine on two occasions, and both times it did the work, so I know it is sure to help anybody who gives it a trial, said Mr. T-’.arncy Daley, a citizen of Indianapolis for twenty-two years, living at 500 S. Senate Ave., tills otfy,

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gun broadcasting. This is exclusive of those soon to enter the field. In addition 97 stations have increased their wave lengths, 62 of which selected choice bands above 2SO meters. This increased the socalled high-powered Class B stations to more than 200. Sixty-five other stations are preparing to increase their power. Radio confusion is greater in the Middle West than anywhere else. In the areas served by Chicago supervisors, 40 new stations have been licensed, 51 have changed power, 27 have new waVe lengths, 44 are under construction and 50 more are contemplated. In the Detroit district 19 new stations have been licensed, 20 changed power, four changed wave lengths, 12 are under construction and 68 are contemplated. On the Pacific Coast, including the Seattle and San Francisco districts. 22 new stations have begun broadcasting, 22 changed power, 26 changed wave lengths, 30 are under construction and 42 are contemplated.

Growths in South In the South, including the New Orleans and Atlanta districts, there have been fourteen new stations, thirteen have changed power, twelve have new wave lengths, sixteen are under construction and thirty-eight ;ire contemplated. In the East, including Boston and New York and Baltimore districts, thirty-two new stations are on the , air, twenty-three have changed I power, twenty-eight have obtained I more desirable wave lengths, fourI teen are under construction and sixty j are contemplated. j Because confusion will be worse confounded if and when the 116 new stations under construction and the 268 contemplated are completed, Senators and representatives, it is believed, will enact a law which will serve to curb ambitious broadcasters.

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SHALL MOTHERS TEACH? Division Over Permitting Thoee With Children to Instruct. Hii United Press LONDON, Dec. 27.—London mothers are divided into two camps as a result of the controversy over the dismissal of Dr. Isobel Turnadge, head mistress of the Twickenham Girls’ School, because she has a baby. The school council ousted her fol-

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