Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1928, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON., D. €. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1928.° 0 3 - Mother, 22, Claims | RADID COMMISSION cther 22 Clame | AWAITS REACTION By the Associated Press. TULSA, Okla, September 12.— Mrs. Patricia Moore, 22-year-old mother, dropped from an airplane 13,000 feet above the earth here Sun- day to celebrate her birthday and set what she believes is a world rec- ord parachute jump for women. The descent required 28 minutes. A barograph recording the height of the plane was sealed by Govern- ment officials and will be forwarded to Washington for checking. Members Hold New Plan| Most Equitable Possible, but Expect Complaints. With its plan for reallocation of tht} radio facilities of the country now for- | mally announced, the Federal Radio| Commission is waiting with hopefu! | apprehension for the reaction which is | expected to follow this, the most drastic | move in the history of Federal control of radio broadcasting. 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Had this plan been adopted there would have been a far more drastic realloca- tion than in the one the commission has finally approved and many stations would have been eliminated entirely. ‘The plan finally adopted is a compro- mise between the “ideal” allocation and the desires of the broadcasters them- | selves. ! Hours Left to Stations. The one detail of the new allocation | which the commission has not prescribed | is the actual division of time among | the various stations. It has said what stations must share with others, but it has not fixed the hours or the respec- tive shares for each station. There is a disposition to allow the stations them- selves to agree upon the actual division if possible, with the Federal authority steoping in where disagreements result. As a matter of fact, each commis- sioner has already made out a tentative plan for time divisions in his particular zone and will attempt to obtain the acreement of his stations to put it into effect. Either by agreement or by order this division will have to be made be- fore Octcber 12, because on that date the commission will issue renewal l- censes to all stations and each license will specify the power, frequency and the exact time allotted to each station. ‘The stations will then have the right to appeal and ask for a hearing and, if still dissatisfied, to appeal from the com- mission’s decisions to the courts. (Copyrizht. 1928, by Consolidated Press.) HEIFETZES “PART.” Jascha Will Play in Europe—Bride to Make Another Picture. CHICAGO, September 12 (#).—The Jascha Heifetzes, married less than a month, will “part” next week, the vio- linist to fill concert engagements in Europe, his bride to resume her screen | work in Hollywood. Mrs. Heifetz is Flcrence Vidor of the pictures. “I shall sail for Engl next week,” Heifetz said as he and Mrs. Heifetz passed through Chicago en route East. “I have concert engagements that will take me over most of Europe. 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