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He ini Radio News Service
11/27/46
Austin, pastor of West Washington Baptist Church. Both have pledged support from the pulpit, she said. Dr. peter Marshall, pastor the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, has offered to present the matter to the Washington Ministerial Union, Mrs. Hanowell said.
All of the District PTAs will be asked to cooperate. The Gordon Junior High School’s PTA already has offered assistance, she said.
"We’re going to keep on asking residents to sign until we get as many as possible throughout the city", Mrs. Hanowell was also quoted as saying. "With a strong drive we may be able to do some¬ thing about getting these bad-influence programs off the air. "
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JAP RADIO USED BY U.S.; SET MANUFACTURING ENCOURAGED
The Japanese domestic radio system has been utilized in broadcasting programs to Occupation Forces Personnel for morale, educational and information purposes, the U. S. Military Government in Japan has just reported. Provision was made for Japanese radio navigational aids for Occupation Forces aircraft. Japanese radio station frequencies have been reassigned to prevent interference with radio services of the Occupation Forces.
Stocks of communications equipment and supplies in the hands of the former Japanese Army and Navy have been assembled, inventoried and in large part distributed for use by the public com¬ munications systems. Reopening and conversion to peacetime produc¬ tion of essential communications equipment manufacturing establish¬ ments, which suspended operations at the end of the war, have been promoted. Production has been increased to meet current requirements of the postal, telecommunications and broa dca sting systems. The production of radio receivers was increased in recognition of the need for assuring complete reception by the Japanese public of news and other broadcasts.
The Japanese radio and wire communicat ions systems have been widely used in the service of the Occupation Forces. Radio¬ telegraph service between Japan and the United States and the Brit¬ ish Commonwealth and radiotelephone service from Japan to the United States were opened for Allied military and accredited civilian per¬ sonnel m
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