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June 20, 1931
HEARING CALENDitR (Continued)
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WEDNESDAY, June 24, 1931 (continued)
Chicago Federation of Labor Chicago, Illinois
C. P. 2750 to 2850 500 W,
Present assignment; 2750 to 2850 kc
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THURSDAY, June 25, 1931
W A A T Bremer Broadcasting Corp. Mod. of Lie. 930 kc 250 W,
Unlimited time
Present assignment; 940 kc 300 W. Daytime until 6 p,m, E.S.T.
DR. JOLLIFFEE RETURNING
Dr. C. B. Jolliffe, chief engineer of the Federal Radio Commission, and other delegates to the Copenhagen meeting of the C. C. I. R. will return tothe United States next week. The meeting concluded more than a week ago with little of major imnortance accomplished.
TRUEVISION FOR HOME SEEN
M. H. Aylesworth, president of the National Broadcasting Company, predicted in s speech prepared for delivery before the National Electric Light Association, that home television will be available for the home within a comparatively short time. Within e year, he said, the NBC will install a transmitter in the new RCA building in New York and another on the Pacific Coast. '*0f one thing we are now certain," he stated, "and that is that the era of television has definitely dawned."
EDUCATION PROCEEDINGS READY
Proceedings of the first annual assembly of the National Advisory Council on Radio in Education are being published and will soon be ready for distribution.
The book is being printed by the University of Chicago Press. It is yet too early to know what the exact price will be. Broadcasters will find in the published proceedings of the Council a veritable wealth of valuable material on this live subject of radio and education. Members desiring copies should communicate imme¬ diately with Mr. Levering Tyson, Director, National Advisory Council on Radio in Education, 60 East 42d Street, New York, N. Y.