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He lnl Radio News Service
8/14/46
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DON LEE TO UNDERTAKE RESEARCH PROGRAM ON TELEVISION
A new method of electronically combining color pictures and sound on one carrier channel will be looked for in a three-year research project by the Don Lee Television System, according to an application filed with the Federal Communications Commission.
According to Harry R. Lubcke, Director of Don Lee, who developed original scanning sources sixteen years ago, the sound will be sandwiched between wave bands that is between the channels used for sound and vision. Mr. Lubcke will use color film, slides and live subjects in his experiments.
At the same time Don Lee announced that the system* s tele¬ vision station W6XA0 will be newly equipped this Ffell with expected arrival of six new camera chains, an all new sound channel, stage lignting units, synchronization units, intercom equipment, a 5 KW visual transmitter and a KW aural transmitter. These will augment present equipment including two orthicon cameras, an iconoscope and one film camera. **
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NBC NEWSMAN ADVOCATES COURTROOM RADIO COVERAGE
William B. Ray, news manager of WMAQ (NBC) in a statement made before a meeting of the Chicago Bar Association has advocated more widespread radio coverage of Chicago court cases. Mr. Ray took the position that radio as a medium of gathering and distributing news should have the same opportunity as the press in access to the news made in courtrooms.
In seeking to break down present prejudice against such broadcasts, Mr. Ray stated that reports from courtrooms would be handled by radio with dignity and good taste and supported this stand in reminding his listeners that under the terms of a broadcast license a station must operate in the public interest.
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WOR VETERANS’ PROGRAM PRAISED BY SENATORS
Initiative shown by WOR, Mutual, on its program ttOne Year After The Veteran Reports”, was last week praised by Senators Robert F. Wagner, of New York, and Francis J. Myers of Pennsylvania. "It (the program) offers the opportunity for veterans to take the lead as they properly should”, Senator Wagner said and Senator Myers declared the program allowed listeners ”to pause in our activities and determine whether we have achieved any part of the aims we set at the close of World War II”.
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