Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 26

26 RADIO CONFERENCE MAY BE POSTPONED Constructive Program Not Ready, Delay Is Believed to Be Advisable. There are hints of an indefinite post- ponement of the national radio con- ference planned for September. If that h.‘mwlw it will be because offi well enoug] ficial word on the confer- Secretary Hoover a few left the Capital on his to the effect that the of applicants for wave lengths, the supply of which is exhausted, or so nearly so that it means the same thing. The former source of trouble—the steady reports of interference—has been almost elminated, thanks to the new system of allocation put into ef fect the first of the year. —_—— Shot Tower Burdens Baltimore. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, July 30. — Nobody wants the shot tower, Baltimore's famous landmark. The city bough( it six months ago with & fund raised by popular subscription, and now i) the city departments is willing to take over the care of It. ““There is no place in the park board systém for shot towers,” Park Board |! President Norris said, declaring it would be an expensive liability on the hands of the board, and suggested it K0 to the department of buildings. v Best talkers are usually the poorest quitte: uld be held probably the |5z last week in September. —Recently, S that in some quarters contended that holding the con ference might of little worth in forming a constructive program, and might only serve to stir up trouble. New Laws Considered. The prime motive for calling a meet- of the leaders in the radio world is to frame, or at least to mrm 4 leglsiative program that deemed necessary in the in-| Flower SPECIALS For F }iday and Saturday 3 Gladiolus, Senator Warns of Agreement Be- By the Associated Press. ‘] BRUSSELS, Belgium, July 30.—In an open debate on the Belgian budget ‘the government against a “German- Western Electric Co. of New York and the Siemens-Halske interests of Berlin for the construction of a tele- phone cable between La the German-Belgian frontiers.” “American captains of industry” aim to get control of the Belgian tele- Fraiture that iwould be safeguarded. THE EVENING STAR, FEARS AMERICANS SEEK BELGIAN PHONE CONTROL tween German and United States Firms to Build Cable. esjerday Senator Fraiture warned American _agreement between _the anne on he North Sea and Herbesthal, near | fears that Fralture expressed phone system. Minister of Railways Edonard. 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