Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1928, Page 11

BT oo R P i e TDAY, FERRU ARY 10, 1928, RADID PATENT ROW HOLDS SPOTLIGHT Industry’s Quick Growth Toid as Claims of “Trust” Are Heard. Battle lines are being drawn in con- gressional committee rooms for another struggle relating to radio. It involves the alleged pooling of patents by certain large radio interests to form what is at- tacked as a giant monopoly in violation of the anti-trust laws. The hearing opened by the Senate patents commit- ngs to Con: * attention, and that of the country, the story of the mushroom growth of the whole radio in- dustry, Senator Dill's object being to n enactment of a law providing for sture of patent rights in cases of jon under the laws prohibiting manopoly Quite separate from the broadcasting problem, involving some broad- casting features. the patent hearing i leading into ramifications. Charge have freely been made that a monopoly or group is controlling the radio Indus! The Radio Protective Associa- tion, 8 Chicago organization of inde- pendent radio manufacturers, proposes to prove the charges. Bucking $3,000,000,000. The target of its fight and avowedly the Radio Am a, which the Ch tio: executive . secret; Schuette, described as bein operating in Testraint of trade backed by the $3.000,000.000 combined resources of the American Telephone & Telegrapi Co.. the General Electric Co., the West- inghouse Co. and the United Fruit Co. Its own assets were said to be more than $60.000.000. Ernest Reichman, _the dissentient manufacturers’ counsel, told the Sena- tors that the R. C. A. has absorbed all of the patents represented by the work in the research laboratories of the fore- going companies and many other inde- pendently held patents besides. Through & system of patent pooling and restric- tions upon the use of the patents licensed under royalties to smaller manu- facturers the R. C. A. was alleged to have fastened & firm grip on the whole radio industry. Claims Tube Monopoly. Tubes represent perhaps $70,000,000 worth of business a vear, and by this restriction Mr. Reichman claims R.C. A. 1s retaining 90 per cent of that business to itself, squeezing out the smaller man- ufacturers of tubes. Clause 9, the “tube clause” of the patent licensetagreements with the 25 manufacturers, was the subject of an injunction obtained this week in the United States District Court at Wilmington, Del., where Judge Morris held it invalid in violation of the Clay- ton act. This injunction is certain to precipitate a stiff battle in the courts. Eleven members comprise the group which is waging the war against the ‘monopoly, the board of directors being named for the first time at the Benate hearings as follws: Harry G. Sparks, Sparks-Worthington Co., Jack- son, Mich.: J. Wiechers, Western Coil & Electric Co., Racine, Wis.; Fred Arm- strong, Mellotron Tube Corporation, Chicago; Harry Chirelstein, Sonatron Tube Co.. Chicago; Louis Mandel, Metro- Electric Co.. Chicago; Roy Augustine, Joy-Kelsey Co., Chicago; Duane Wana- maker, Grigsby-Grunow-Hinds Co., Chi- cago; Ernest Kauer, C-E Manufacturing Co., New Haven, Conn.; Alexander Weiss, Marti Electric Co, Newark; Arthur C. Lord, De Forest Radio Cor- poration, Newark, and H. R. Rose, | Shamepck Elecrtic Co., Newark. | Edwin Callow, otherwise known as| “Tony the Barber,” who has been broadcasting and writing & newspaper column for some years, will return to the radio arena this evening through WRHF. While “Tony,” in his chosen profes- sion can give a good shave and soap out of the ear, he also can the ear with last minute news over what he describes as the “louda speak’.” This evening, however, he plans to tell the public what he thinks of some of the recent visitors in his shop. Among them are George Walson, president of the Liberty National Bank; Leon Ull- man, Isaac Gans, Joseph McReynolds, ©O. J. DeMoil, Maurice Bird and Harry Hahn, He will make his appearance betore the microphone at 6:20 o'clock. WRHP's other attractions include the tri-weekly children’s period, “The Land of Nod” conducted by Miss Evelyn Reichard and Miss Edna Burrows, a resume of municipal government af- fairs, and & dinner concert. Ice Carries Sound As Well as Water, Scientists Report Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Ice has the same sound-carrying properties as water, sclentists of the Michigan ex- pedition i1 Greenland have report- ed to Dr. W. H. Hobbs, head of the expedition here. Weather reports from long-wave stations on the east Greenland coast and from Iceland reach the Michigan station, on Mount Evans, on the west edge of the ice cap, more clearly than from other direc~ tions. Communication between Ann Ar- bor and Mount Evans by means of short-wave stations is almost a nightly occurrence. 's “Lamp in the Wes In the half-hour concert of the Anglo- Persians the old favorite waltz, * Last Word," will be featured. selection will be interpolated between two selections of “In & Monastery Garden.” The Lord Calvert Ensemble, which will ba heard from 9:30 to 10 o'clock, has arranged a pretel 1S Progre: hich includes Wagner: 'annhause! Love a Little Cottage,” by O'Hara; Nochecita,” a Spanish serenade, by Allbeniz, and “Melody,” & composition of Vice President Dawes. Mme. Marie Montana, noted opera star, and Peggy Albion will provide the Jordan Music Forum, one of WMAL's popular attractions tonight. 3| A recital by Sophie Snyder, pianist, and | & dance program by Horace Walker and his orchestra also are featured. WTFF is featuring a talk by Repre- | sentative Johnson, chairman of the im- | migration committee of the House, on the deportation bill pending in Con- gress. The musical portion of the pro- gram will be furnished by the Kallipolis Grotto Orchestra, Nina Florence Allen, soprano; Fred C. Schafer, baritone, and a boy saxophonist. o $5,000 Damages Awarded. A jury in Circuit Division 1 before Justice Stafford yesterday assessed Jo- seph Witt, 934 Louisiana avenue, $5,000 damages in favor of Lucy Tibbetts, who was struck by his automobile while she was standing within the space marked as a safety zone at Connecticut avenue and Woodley road April 2. The car was driven by an employe of the de- fendant. The plaintiff was represented by Attorneys Rossa F. Downing, Joseph J. Malloy and Francis P. Brassor. Over 300 kinds of cheese are made in_France. Don’t Be Skinny Gain Pounds of Weight in 3 Weekswith Yeast and . 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