Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 50

RADIO IMPORTANCE STRESSED IN PACT Projected Treaty With Pan- ama Shows Necessity of Wireless to U. S. Defense. The tremendous importance of ra: | «dio at a vital strategic base is em-| phasized in the projected treaty be- tween the United States and the Re- public of Panama respecting their re- lations in the Canal Zone. The origi- nal Panama treaty having been con- tracted back in 1903, the amended treaty, which has been signed by the diplomatic representatives of both countries and awaits ratification of their respective congresses, inserts some pertinent specific provisions re- garding radio. From a military standpoint, this coun regards the new provisions obviously needful, particularly in view of radio’s heightened development and importance in the intervening years. The Navy must keep its eye closely fixed on all radio activities in the isth- mian republic for obvious reasons. Key Is Article XI. The key provision of the treaty is Article XI, which has essentially to de with wireless and aviation. Not only is the Republic of Panama to *“co-operate in all possible ways with the United States in the protection and defense of the Panama Canal” and consequently to “consider herself In a state of war in case of any war In which the United States should be a belligerent,” but Panama will fu such event, “if necessary in the opin- jon of the United States Goyernment, turn over to the United States in all the territory of the Republic of Pana- ma, during the period of actual or threatened hostilities, the control and operation of wireless and radio com- munication, aircraft, aviation centers and aerial nayigation.” These are drastic requirements, but regarded by military officials as neces- sary to the adequate handling of our naval and air fleets, both of which are now mbdved by commands flashed through the ether. Would Check on Stations. In peace time a watch is maintained the republic for possible subver- sive influences, such as were feared in this country and Canada durini the World War when the presence of German spies was bruited. Therefore, it is provided that “no radio station, radio installation or radio receiving set shall be imported, erected or operated” in the republic without license, and notice of each license ap- plied for is to be furnished the United States. If the United States raises any objection on the ground of danger to the “efficient protection, defense or operation of the Panama Canal,” no license shall be issued by the Panaman government. i That's not all. At all times Pan- aman stations are subject to United States inspection and *“the Panaman government agrees, upon request by the United States Government, to close without delay any radio st tion, radio installation or radio re- ceiving set which is, in the opinion of the United States, detrimental to the safety or operation of the canal and its defense or the operation of the United States fleet or forces.” United States May Erect Stations, Provision is made also for erection by the United States of any stations of its own it may deem necessary for controlling the movements of its fleets or forces, and while the Republic of Panama retains govereignty over the territory occupied by these stations, exclusive jurisdiction over their site | and their personnel rests with this/ Government. i The careful provisions in the treaty relating to radio signify its importance in the defense plans. The question arises as to the broadcast of propa- &anda, but this probably lies within another sphere of diplomatic negotia- tlon. It is something to think about, for only recently some sentiment was heard in Washington over the alleged broadcasting of anti-American propa- ganda from certain Lati: CLAIMS LAW VIOLATED. Canada Orders Seisure of American | 10: Fishing Boats. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Beptember 15 (P).—Seizure of Ameri- can fishing boats using Canadian ports for overnight shelter has been ordered by the Dominion department of fisheries. Officials Tuesday ex- plained the order was in accordance with an agreement with the United States which restricts use_of Cana- dian ports by American vessels to harbor in case of storms and for pur- chasing supplies. Hundreds of American craft are _.THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1977. LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT 15, 18927, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Programa of Distant Stations Scheduled for Eastern Stations. Meters. Miles. New Yo anhattan : 8co New York: Huntington Fotir: ban: oston: Theater hour; Somerville Orcl altimore: Studfo Safon Orchest 4:35—Puttsburgn: Market reports . all scores: Country Club Orchestrs Elsenhoure's Sintenian 5:00—Pittsburgh: Base Boaton: Juvenile Smilers New York: Philadelphia: e Orchestra: market ‘reports’ .. Schenectady: Stocks. news and Dase bali ‘repori Concert Orchestrs ......... e Springfield: Scores: weaitier: ore: Chicago: Orean reciy “hicaj B-15—Newark: Sh 5:20—Philadeinhia 5:30—Hartford, Chicazo Buffalo. N 5:45—Atlantic City 7 scores; cal sof Basn - Adelphia_Orel < Bond Trio: news: base ball Basn ball_scores and market reports Y.: Spiritual ‘meeting .. Organ recital: news: score 6 TO 7 PM. 6:00—Newark: Shelton Ensemble: the Pepper Pot Orchestra Philadeiphia: Adeinhia Orchestra: question period .. Hartford, Conn Chicago: Bedtime story: Cons Ationtie’ City; Sholburne Concert Orehestra . Moosehenit, 1i.—Palmer and Vietoriag, oreh Chic: tock i Punch and Judy: le_ . Sprinefleld: Program from W, Bert Lowe's Orchesira Schenectady: Powell Orchy voeal and jnstrumental prog: Ehilndelnhin; Redime etoriey & New York: WBZA Reaging:_violinist weather; ew York: ork: Worthweil New Jork: Newn: Oakian ew York: Pianist: m troft: Dinher concer! Detroit: Dinner coneert Staten faland, N. Y.: Ger Pittaburgh: Country () oston : Eisenbours's 6:18—Cleveland . Orcl New Yo 6:30—New Yo New_ Yori WCSH, organ otolet | WEES ootlight and Vocal and instrumental recltAl hiladelphia: Dinnér concert; Rtudio Trio 8:45—Atiantic City- Horticultural ‘talk: Searide Davenport: Chimes concret: sport news 770 8 PM. altimore 7:00—Chicago: Drake Concert Ensembl Ouintet b Dinner concert: plani Edwat Cincinnati hi tri neert; Detroit! recital: children’s o v o--;n?’“r;? hlano and vocal reciisl: i Newark: J:j3—ptisntic :30—Des Moiner Chicago: Choir City Y Cuban &oo—e{!lamie 1“_m‘v‘: o,rlgr?n fecital; Steeplechase Orchestrs... hicago: Cuban Tr0. .. ... v ewark: Soloists: Jacovs' Knsemble, WA and ooseheart. 1il.: Musical pro fladelphia: Nowton forum.. Y Yocal ‘and_pi: 010 Yo bout our Government. Detroit: Schmeman's Band from Belle Isle New_York: Ientucky Jubileo Choir. W K WIR and... Boston: Metropolitan ‘program. Cleveland: New 8:30—Chicago: The Pade New Yoi 9:00—Chicago: Stugdio string trio: sololsts e SPori: Womee: poemac 201" Cincinnati: Musical program Baltimore: Studio dance orchestra New Yorl li;‘llhu"fll.fl g‘c!n;uderl “Our yvernment,” sy His Woramon: WHELS “WEAR and, .« o New York: Savoy - Cleveland: Studio program Boston: Metropolitan progras New York: Police and weat Kansag City: Band concert, New Yo ri o Fhiladelphia; New_Yorl : poef Metropolitan ' String Chicago> ewater Beach Orchestra. Hartford, Conn.: Worth hestra, Newark: Sololsia: reading’ - Goldketie's Orchesics,” WHAK am, : ariet " vocal Trig: :*Paderewaki . Chorue? #port s Jack Dembaey”. k: Spotlig AcEndiye ingfield: Weather and base ball re Javerivort: Moline* Blowbors, .o 00T 0t Springs: Davis' Orchestra . Des Moines: Drama : ; Chicago: sam and Tienry: "tha Munid Hox: Chicago: News: weat dgewnter Boach New York: Golden's McAlpin Orchestra .. Chicago: Congress program: weath Atlantic’ City" Terry's. O Newark: Goldkette's ~Ore M Beach, 10:30—Schencetady: Organ recital e . New York: Albin's Orchesirs . making a practice of using bays and| 11: coves in calm weather for overnight anchorages so that they may fish early and late in the coastal waters, it 1s reported. 9 . Harbord to Be Host. ‘The tenth lap of a “good will” tour, headed by Gen. James G. Harbord, president of the Radio Corporation of America, will terminate in Washing- ton Monday with a luncheon meeting at the Mayflower Hotel. Gen. Har- bord will act as host and principal speaker to the wholesale distributors of the Radio Corporation products in the District and vicinity. Angel Song poems Angeles: Feature' prograr " 12 MIDNIGHT TO 1 AM. 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