RADIO APPARATUS
POWERS OF CONTROL
Regulations empowering the Government to take control of certain wireless transmitting apparatus in private ownership and also diathermy equipment as used by doctors, hospitals, and universities were gazetted last night. As the regulations provide for the licensing of the'apparatus referred to within three weeks, owners of equipment, covered by the regulations are advised that they should not delay in ascertaining from their local post office their obligations in the matter. .
The regulations also make it illegal to purchase or to acquire wireless transmitting apparatus except on the authority of a permit issued by the Post Office. Included in the wireless apparatus, which will be subject to registrations, are items such as electronic valves capable of an anode dissipation exceeding 10 watts, which include valves used in speech amplifiers, public-address systems, and picture plants.
Regulations gazetted last night authorise the remission of practising fees in respect of law practitioners who become members of the armed forces. They also empower the remission of the annual solicitors' fidelity guarantee fund contributions in similar cases.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 113, 8 November 1940, Page 5
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176RADIO APPARATUS Evening Post, Volume CXXX, Issue 113, 8 November 1940, Page 5
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