AMERICAN HUSTLE.
RESENTED BY FOREIGNERS. AT RADIO CONFERENCE. (Rec. October 6, 9.25 am.) WASHINGTON, October 5, The foreign delegates attending lie International Radio Conference expressed considerable dissatisfaction with the rapidity with wbich officers were elected. Mr Hoover's election as president by acclamation was accomplished so quickly that many delegates were unaware of what had happened until Mr Hoover began his speech of acceptance. After this Mr Hoover swiftly announced various other tentative appointments. When the session closed the corridors buzzed with excited conversations in half-a-dozen languages. The delegates warmly expressed views regarding the rapidity of American methods. They declared that the rules of interna hional courtesy will prevent the raising of objections to making these tentative appointments permanent.
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Waikato Times, Volume 102, Issue 17224, 6 October 1927, Page 7
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