WIRELESS BROADCASTS.
BIG SCHEME PLANNED. . (BaiTISH OFFICIAL WIRELESS.) RUGBY, September 4. By the extension of. the relay system British listeners to 'wireless broadcasts wilt in a few months be connected direct with three big European music centres, Vienna, Budapest, and Warsaw. The success which recently attended' the relaying of the SalzburgMozart Festival in part led to the extension' of the arrangements, which have been made possible by the International Broadcasting Union, which has its headquarters at Geneva. Land'lines of an improved type will provide English listeners with a cast equal in clearness to a studio per"The British Broadcasting Corporation are also developing communications with America, and interchanges of items will be more frequent in future. ' / -•< America will shortly hear, among other items, a series of talks entitled '"England Calling," to which Sir Oliver Lodge, H. G. Wells, John Masefield, and other famous Englishmen will contribute. "
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20026, 6 September 1930, Page 15
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