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7/19/35
Country
Number of Sets Number of Sets Per
1000 Population
Norway
157,434
54.8
Union of S.A.
98,562
53.9
CzechoSlovakia
693, 694
47.1
France
1,755,946
41 0 9
Argentine
500,000
41.5
J apan
1,951,858
21.5
Ireland
60,000
20.0
U.S.S.R.
2,323,000
13.8
Italy
430,000
10.0
Newfoundland
2,632
9. 9
Spain
213,004
8.9
Palestine
5,900
5.7
Hong Kong
4,201
4.9
Yugoslavia
66,530
4.7
Portugal
27,895
4.0
Siam
24,202
2.0
Honduras
1,500
1.7
Egypt
25,170
1.7
Malaya
2,526
0.8
Ceylon
2,342
0.5
Kenya
1,152
0.3
Dutch East Indies
17,950
0.2
Madagascar
269
0.07
India
16,250
0.05
French Indo-China
966
0.04
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STATION FEES BEING STUDIED BY FCC
It was denied at the Federal Communications Commission that an amendment to the Radio Act calling for the imposition of a tax on the wavelength assignments of commercial stations will be submitted to Congress for consideration as soon as the Com¬ munications Commission has developed a satisfactory scale of fees.
It was said at the Commission that while the question of taxing broadcasting stations was being studied that no decision had been reached as to whether or not the Commission would advocate to Congress that a license fee be charged to the stations.
"We are simply making a careful study of the situa¬ tion", a high official of the Commission said, "so as to be ready if Congress should ask our opinion on this or if the Com¬ mission itself should decide to make any recommendations with regard to what it would consider a proper fee of stations taxed.
"You will remember sometime ago we got up a report for Senator Dill during the existence of the old Federal Radio Com¬ mission and the work we are doing now is simply bringing these figures up-to-date to be used when, if, or as needed. "
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