Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 37

THE EVENING AR, WASHINGTON, D. C. 19 1'HURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. | WIRELESS ADVANCES. | FRAUD ORDER ISSUED G Tespeeng e e ot AGAINST OIL FIRMS and fraudulent when made."” Makes PR iy e CONTROL OF RADID ee, one of the round (hc-“nrh]’ ho collapsed T sday Willing to Suffer. From the Boston Tra | generally, to private enterprise, he ex ‘It you had Henry ¥ | plainea. There are | panie o and the: about om |Secretary Wilbur Wires World | I Flyer Who Collapsed. | A telegram of condolence has heen ! sent by cretary Wilbur to Edward ' COMEDY TO BE HEARD. Colombia Has Changeable Commu-i nication by Air. | merica, is well ad- communication. d of trouble T'm loc d the praciical man General BY NATIONS SOUGHT Diplomats Are Trying to|' Make New Method of Com- munication Useful. reachin earth sion of parent that it o S re standard types | ¥ to be used, fo {form rates od g into the where m inte | main weakr to the prod | for future c Diplomacy’s effort to catch up with | dent has not b " the tremendous strides taken by the ently, of the accomplishments alrcad; . radio science in recent years has heen ¢ | duction stimulated by President C Hoover at thi of the Inte Conference Ington. Both pointed out the vi regulation and control o munication if order is to bhe e fished among the ether waves, w mre nq respectors of aries. There a all of them diplor wireless executi from 53 countries for th which are expected to e period of six to eight weeks. 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