Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1932, Page 20

SATONOUOTS CONTAUEPRIBEN = Wide Disparities Still Exist in s Radio “Equalization” portionate in size, though the same in population. The first zone, for example, Efforts. comprising the mu.nlcl:uy populated East- the States west of the ippl, and Although mnearly five years have)the other three zones, all vastly greater passed since the Federal Radlo Com-|in area. The entire first zone covers mission embarked upon its campaign an area 'no greater than Montana, yet for “equalization” of radio stations and | that State is entitled to only 3.30 units, facilities, wide disparities still exist, | against 80 units for the first zone. with 27 States having more than their Illinois, with its cluster of stations share and with 19 States under quota | about Chicago, is the most overquota in facilities. Only two States—Georgia | State in the Union, having 11.86 units, and West Virginia—have their precise |or 53 per cent more than its share. quotas. Pennsylvania, lacking 7.35 units of the Equitable _distribution of stations, | 27.63 to which it is entitled, is the power and hours of operation among [ most underquota State. the States and the five radio zones into | (Copyright, 1832, by the Consolidated Press). which tk‘zg country is t:}vldod, n—.“;‘n-c‘-l % portion to their population, is require tnder the Davis amendment to the| CORNELL BUYS RANCH radio act, which became law in March, | 1928. The provision has been attacked | e Tepeatedly as scientifically unworkable. | Place in New Mexico Once Home 47 Units Over Quota. of “Billy the XKid.” Current statistics compiled by the| ROSWELL, N. Mex., November 24| commission disclose that the entire | () —Cornell University has purchased | country is more than 47 units over | the properties of the South Spring quota, or the equivalent of that num- Ranch & Cattle Co., owned by H. 3. ber of full-time stations operating with | and Percy Hagerman, it was announced 1,000 watts each. Using this unit sys- | today. The bid, foreclosure sale, | tem as a yardstick, the commission|was approximately $10,000. | has established rigid regulations by The pmreny embraces the famous which facilities may be transferred | South Spring Ranch, first settled by from one area to another, on proper | John Chisum about 1860. Later it was application, to bring about the requisite | the home of “Billy the Kid,” New Mex- equality. Technical, economic and |ico outlaw. practical considerations, however, have | Dr. A. D. Crile, former State land trustrated the whole scheme. | commisisoner, will manage the property Under the commission’s tables, the'for the university. \Voofiwmm & LoTHrOP «w=Qke The Christmas Siore - We Never Expected to Get This Fashion Handbag So Low Priced /T s $2.95 The Bow Bag Copied so beautifully—so much like the ex- pensive original that one would never suspect that it costs so little. This new version of the marcasite bow bag may be had in suede and calf. 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