WIRELESS PROBLEMS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19136, 2 April 1924, Page 4

WIRELESS PROBLEMS

MARCONI’S NEW MOVE. v ■, ■ * b ! ’ IRISH STATION PLAN. S& |L LONDON, March 14. fSjEhe erection in the Irish Dree State wireless station capable of reciprocal nufiication with Australia is the t ! dramatic possibility of tho wireless’ deadlock, learn that this has been seriously lifted in responsible quarters It is \ jxpl’ted out that tho Marconi Company extracted to build the Amalgamated station in Australia, and a reciprocal statida at this end. jjft is known that the Free State GoveflUftient is most anxious to develop on tM(jp lines, particularly in view of the fact that the built of the original sub-

sgßhtions to the Marconi Company were «*,.,jjjihe Free State is independent of tho ffnftish postal administration, and, thereffflfe,. outside the British licensing jurisdiction. It is believed that the distributjpj throughout Britain of messages from through Ireland is practicjust as the messages by cables ternpaabng in Ireland are distributed, fijljrhe greatest drawback to the scheme, atp it may prove insuperable, is the tact thttt' political cofhplicationa would arise. ■V-V Wevertheless the scheme is not the unlilffilest of possibilities, even if at preit is only being canvassed for its 1 braining powers. I {juris added that the Free State is now I, alfcninion. What could be more natural ■■ A that it -should link up with the • wWr dominions, if the latter were dis■.l sityfoGed With tho British Goyemment piaws.