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re-amplification of the voice in long distance telephone conversa¬ tions through repeater boxes*
Mr* Aylesworth declared that the entire future of synchro¬ nization is nebulous, saving;
"We have no plan and have asked the Commission for nothing. "
Mr. Aylesworth made it clear that the present members of the networks of the National Broadcasting Company have nothing to fear in the development of this type of broadcasting.
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RADIO LEADERS MEET IN CHICAGO
With a marked seasonal improvement in radio sales generally reported, leaders of the radio industry have gathered in Chicago this week to survey the immediate future market which is regarded as encouraging. The Radio Manufacturers* Association is holding a number of meetings in Chicago beginning Monday coincident with the annual radio show. President Morris Metcalf and Committee Chairmen of the RMA have arranged the meetings.
Merchandising and legislative problems were to be con¬ sidered Monday by the RMA Merchandising and Legislative Committees; headed, respectively, by R. W. Jackson of the Brunswick Radio Corporation, and C. C. Colby of the Samson Electric Company. On Tuesday there will be a meeting of the radio cabinet manufacturers under the chairmanship of N. P. Bloom of the Adler Manufacturing Company, to consider standardizing and manufacturing problems.
Wednesday there will be meetings of the RMA Credit and Traffic Committees, headed, respectively by Leslie E. Muter of the Carter Radio Company, and J. Clarke ^oit of the U. S. Radio & Television Corp. , and also a meeting of the radio amplifier manu¬ facturers of which A. C. Xleckner of the Webster Electric Company is Chairman.
The Board of Directors of the RMA will meet early in November to consider various committee reports and policies for the Fall and Winter seasons.
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THE NBC CHICAGO SET-UP
A large radio penthouse has been erected atop the Merchan¬ dise Mart in Chicago, housing six new National Broadcasting Company studios, and is described a,s "being "the most scientifically con¬ structed in the world."
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