Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1926, Page 18

18 CHICAGO RADIO WAR INJUNGTION ISSUED Court Orders WGES to Stop ‘Interference With Program of Station WGN. B the Ansociated Press. ZCHICAGO, Octoher Legal action ihtended as a step toward clearing up | chaotic conditions that have developed ip the Chicago radio broadcasting | Area was taken to station | WGN. owned by the Chicago Tribune, When It obtained a temporary injunc- tlon against radio station W térference with the was charged. Attorneys for WGN told Judge Francis Wilson, who issued the | temporary order. that numerous com- plaints had come from the station’s ligteners of interference from B The Tribune station a length of 3025 meters, while \\t which forme operated on v went up to This change, WGN P uoiiioedidcoim voh Conestipn! has continued to operate on its assigned wave length. The temporary order enjoined WGES, which is owned by J. Louis | Guyon, ballroom proprietor, and the Coyne Electrical School, from using s wave length any other wave length which would tend to cause interference with that station. With at least 35 listed stations in operation in the Chicago area, inter- station interference has heen gradu- ally increasing. This situation be- came more pronounced early in the Summer with the announcement of the Department of Commerce, after the failure of Congress to PASS A ra- dlo law, that it had no authority’ over bhroadcasting. Since then several new stations have come on the air and others have taken wave lengthe other than those to which they origl- nally were assigned. The RBroadeast listener: tlon, which won a night for Chicago “strike.” announced strike call against what it “alr pirates and wave jumpers,” “strike” Is still in effect, FRANCE TO PRESENT BOND PROPOSAL SOON Kellogg May Hear Plan to Sell German Debentures Next Week. ay by Cirenit termed The Formal presentatfon to the State | Department by France regarding the | flotation in this country of German | raflway and industrial dehentures probably will be made this week. The French emhassy has veceived | preliminary instructions in the mat- | ter from Paris, but the proposal as | yet is not in shape for formal digeus. slon with Secretary Kellozg. The Bel glan zovernment also has heen in tonch with Ambassador ier at Washington on the subject, hut the | Ttallan embassy still is withont ad- | vice. 1t was not indieated whether the diplomats of the three countries would act separately in taking the | question up with the Secretary o011 1n a £Mwp at the State Depart- | ment, American officials have declined to make any comment on previous re- ports that such a move hy the Furopean governments was in pros- pect. Under the usual custom fol- lowed in selling foreign sucurities in the United States some pmaul American financial group would | handle the issue. Such groups as a | rule confer first with the State De- | partment, The bonds in question are held hy the Dawes reparation agencies, and the governments involved had hopes to fmprove their finances hy putting | them on the markfl WOMAN AUTHOR RELEASED ON FRAUD-CHECK CHARGE Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. Accused by Columbus, Ohio, Hotelkeeper, Pays $179 Bill. 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Circulation of Past Six Months. the ownership, management. circulation, ete., of The Evening Star. published daily, and The Sunday Star, published Sunday morning, at Washington, T). C., required by aet of Congress of August 24, 1912: Editor, Theodora . Noyes, Rudolph Kauftmann, Washington. Newbold, Washinzton, D. €. Company, Frank B. Noves, Orwvpers: Theodore W the h and Newbold Noves, Rudolph Kauffmann. r K. Murray, Fleming Newboid. Simpson. John Crayke Simpeon. Phillp C. Kauffmann, R. M. Kauffmann. Samuel H. Kauffmann, Pomeroy, Newhold Noyves., Theodore P. No: and Geor Howard. Al addresses. \Washington. D. except Mir: and Barbara K. Murray, Dunkirk, N azees and other security holde amount of honds, morigag.s Statement of Washington, D. (. managing editor, D« business manager, Fleming The Eveninz Star’ Newspaper hington, D. C. rank B. Noyes, trustees for Mary B. Adams, Frank Noyes. Thendore W Howard Adams # Howard, Known bondholde; ing 1 per cent or m securities, none. other Cireulation Figures, Averaze number of copies « jssne of the publi distributed through the mails or otherwise to paid subse the six months ended September 30, n sold or ers during Net Cireulation, da Net Pall Circulation. Net Unnaid Circulation (made up ‘ot copies given for servi 104,805 301D, Manager. 26. Total Average Net Circulation. . lsi’znfid) Sworn to and subscribed hefors me this Tth d (Real) ELMER F. Hindenburg Resumes Military Role To Judge Maneuvers of 25,000 Troops | discernible throughout the vast :rrvund by their crackling fire. o €rMANY. | guqdenly from the hilltop a_ bugle for officers to assemble. 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