Heinl radio business letter (July-Dec 1932)

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"I strongly object to radio stations and systems using our news pages as sources of prestige. Not only in theory but legally the radio station has not the right to broadcast news gathered by newspapers and news associations. " He protested against the broadcast of news and urged the association to take a stand on the question. X X X X X X X MACKAY OFFERS COMPLETE TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE The International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation announces that there has been concluded an agreement between the Minister of Communications of China and the Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company for the exchange of radio telegraph traffic between China and the United States, Havana and the Philippines. This agreement, together with the existing services to Honolulu and the Philippines, gives Mackay Radio a complete trans-Pacific service in addition to its services to South America and Europe. A further agreement has been concluded between the Ministry of Communications of China and the China Electric Co. , a subsidiary of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. , for the erection of four radio telephone transmitting and receiv¬ ing stations for communication within China, one to be at Shanghai and the other three at important cities in that country. In addition to these an international radio telephone station will be built at Shanghai so that the rest of the world can be con¬ nected to the more than 100,000 telephones now in China. In making the announcement, Gen. George S. Gibbs, Presi¬ dent of Postal Telegraph and Vice-President of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation, s aid: "When these connections are made it will be possible for telephone conversations to be held between Nanking, the capital, and capitals of all other large nations in the world." X X X X X X CBS NEW AND RENEWED CONTRACTS RENEWAL Cream of Wheat Corporation, Minneapolis, Minn. , (Cereal); Agency J. Walter Thompson Co., Chicago, Ill.; ProgramAngelo Patri "Your Child", Sun., Wed., 7:45-8 P. M. , rebroadcast ll.*15-ll:30 to coast; Basic Network Don Lee, plus 3. NEW Wilkening Mfg. Co. , Philadelphia, Pa. , (Pedric Piston Rings); Agency Behel & Waldie, Chicago; Program "Unsung Heroes", orchestra and dramatic sketch, Mon., 10:15-10:30 P.M. , 7 stations. -8