League To Go On The Air
DEGIXXIXG shortly the League of D Xations will go on the “air” every Sunday night to a world-wide audience.
Three languages, French, English and Spanish, will be used to broadcast bulletins dealing with the League's work, during the preceding week. Each broadcast will last Jo minutes, and it i 3 believed possible to reach practically every continent. There will be two transmissions each Sunday, the first in the Afternoon and the second at night. ‘The League’s wireless station was inaugurated at the beginning of the Disarmament Conference in February of this year. It has been in touch with all countries' of the Far. East, Xorth and South America-. Several broadcasts already have been made to Xorth America.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17909, 13 October 1932, Page 10
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