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8/22/41
\\\\ TRADE NOTES
The VYestinghouse Radio Stations, Inc,, Hull, I.Iass,, have been granted a construction permit for a new developmental broadcast station to operate on frequency 9570 kilocycles, v;ith power of 700 watts, for the purpose of furnishing a signal for the National Bureau of Standards in V/ashington, in connection Y;ith radio wave propagation studios made by the Bureau,
K45LA, the PM outlet of the Don Lee netv\/ork on the 'Rest Coast which began operations August 11, now lists 18 different sponsors, some of them national accounts, PI.I Broadcasters, Inc,, report, W55M in Milwaukee has eight accounts, vdiile W51R, Rochester, airs two commercial half-hour programs daily, V/47A of Schenectady, at last report, had 26 sponsors.
Programs of music v/ill be exchanged once a month by a net¬ work of Brazilian stations and V/ORMutual, according to an arrange¬ ment completed by Dr, Julio Barata, director of the radio division of the Departinento De Imprensa E Propaganda of Brazil, and Adolph Opfinger, program manager of Mutual,
The Parnsv/orth Television and Radio Corporation reported from San Prancisco a net loss of /181,857 for the fiscal year ended on April 30, against one of R749,741 in the preceding year. Sales rose to ^5, 165,905 from ;j2, 922,576, while orders on file increased about (.7, 000, 000 from B550,469, Almost a third of the company's current production is going to defense equipment.
The applications of the following attorneys were approved to practice before the Federal Communications Conmiission : Edward H, Begroot, '.Washington; Fred Pelty, San Antonio; Harry Ossen, Torrington, Conn,; N, L, Schoenfeld, Hot Springs, Ark,; Joseph C, Suraci, V/ashington; and Kenneth L, Yourd, v/ashington.
An ixSheville resident requests copies of Commission ''regu¬ lations” requiring written scripts of programs to be submitted to broadcast stations 24 hours in advance of their presentation. The Coinmission has adopted no such regulations; it is within the discre¬ tion of the individual broadcast station whether or not to require submission of written scripts in advance so long as the license re¬ tains full control over programs.
A Boston broadcast listener has written the Commission sug seating that an arrangement be made w'nereby dramas be transmitted over cne netv;ork, symphonic music over another, and that varied pro¬ grams be carried over a third netv/ork. But the Commission has no authority to direct this or other programming.
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