RECEPTION OF SPEECH
BROADCASTING TO AUSTRALIA'
Australian Press Association. (Received 7th September, 11 a.m.) LONDON, 6th Sept. The Australian Press Association representative at Geneva says that there. j was nothing in Senator M'Lachlan's speech to arouse a blase Assembly. His big voice rolled from the clothscreened amplifiers, overcoming the usual undercurrent of polyglot conversation. He made his points effectively, but suffered the inevitable handicap of a read speech in an Assembly which revels in the high-pitched extempores in which the Latins indulge. Neverthe* less, it was vigorously applauded at the finish. The broadcasting of the speech to Australia is part of the League's larger plan for more frequent broadcasts in consultation with the Australian Press Association in London.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 51, 7 September 1928, Page 9
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