Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1927 — Page 6

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RADIO BOARD .TANGLES WITH WIREWiRS Bullard Reveals How Capitol Politicians Attempt to Get Favors. WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—The Federal Radio Commission has become tangled in politics in such a way that it may have a serious effect on government control of the air and the fortunes of at least one G. O. P. presidential candidate. Owners of sets, corporations operating stations, and even artists, have taken their troubles to their nearest of political kin, whether it be a Senator, a Representative, a State committeeman or merely an humble ward leader. They, in turn, have besieged the commission’s offices with request for little favors. Admiral W. H. Bullard, commission chairman, recently exploded at this state of affairs, also revealing that one of the Mellon family had been enlisted by a Pittsburgh station to present its problems to the commission in a favorable light. Bullard Revolts Bullard made clear that his navy training had led him to believe politics should have nothing to do with the proper functioning of a government department. But his attitude has aroused the politicians, and some have vowed they would take it out on the radio czars at the next session of Congress. They may get their chance, for already there is talk of asking Congress to extend the commission’s life. Under the present law it expires next summer, when actual supervision of radio is transferred to Secretary Hoover. The commission

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then functions merely as a court of last resort on appeals from Hoover’s decisions. Hoover hi Race Any move to revise the law in this respect would plunge radio deeper into politics than prohibition. With Hoover in the presidential race, any discussion of radio is sure to revive attacks on him by the group in Congress which believes too much power is in his hands now. This element stubbornly fought the present law because it eventually lodges radio control with Hoover. , A radio fight next winter would not help Hoover’s campaign for the G. O. P. nomination and the very prospect of such a development seems to indicate that the problem of Federal radio supervision is far from settled. Went to Sleep, Car Crashed HdLYOKE, Mass., Sept. 16.—An automobile carrying three Connecticut youths who had fallen asleep plunged over a forty-foot embankment. The occupants, Peter Cygan, driver; Frank Palmer and Albert Deleo, all of Stamford, escaped with minor injuries, y

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