Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 160, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1928 — Page 16

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OPINIONS VARY WIDELY ON NEW RADIOLAYOUT Fans Pour in Compliments and Complaints on Reallocation. BY CECIL OWEN United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Radio fans from coast to coast are flooding the federal radio commission with tetters approving and condemning the reallocation of the nation’s broadcast structure. Inspectors of the radio division of the commerce department are checking up on the new frequencies and are making a survey to determine the degree of success of the changes. The reallocation, now in its second week, shifted virtually every one of the nation’s 600-odd broadcasting stations to new places on the receiving set dials. This was in accordance with the Davis amendment to the radio act, requir-, ing an equal distribution of radio facilities between the five radio zones. Members of the commission, with one exception, told the United Press today that they are well satisfied with the new set-up. Chairman Ira E. Robinson, who voted against the reallocation, was noncommittal. Extracts from letters and telegrams received by the commission indicate the plan has improved radio reception in all zones, excepting for some interference in certain localities. “We are well pleased with the change; we get all the old stations and many new ones,” wrote a New London (O.) radio fan. From New York: “Your new allocation seems to be a big improvement.” Other letters said: Goshen, N. Y.—“Sincfe the chance DX (distance) has been very poor. However, I am of opinion you have accomplished results satisfactory to general listener.” Brentwood, Md.—“ Radio reception, nee the reallocation, has been very satisfactory on my one-tube home-made set.” Manchester, N. H.—“l wish to congratulate you on your success in recent wav& length change. It certainly has eliminated a lot of whistles and mushy reception.” Bridgeport, Conn.—“My impression is that a great improvement has been effected.” Silimar comments came from other sections, but not all communications were favorable. A Baltimore radio fan advised the commission to tie a rope about its collective neck, attach a rock to the other end, and jump into‘the Potomac. The reallocation soon will be tested in the courts, as station WGY, Schenectady, has obtained a stay of its new assignment until December, when the district court here will hear arguments on its appeal from the action of the commission in reducing its time on the air.

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