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...American Government is immediately concerned with two disputes. The Coltman case: an apology has been received from the military governor in whose province the American, Coltman, was shot; but various phases of oriental psychology are delaying the demanded indemnity. The radio case: has the Mitsui Wireless Company (Japanese) the exclusive right to the air of China...
...alphabet for radio, cable and telegraph was invented by Major General George 0. Squier, chief signal officer of the U. S. Army. Instead of dots, dashes and spaces of varying lengths of time, used in the Morse and Universal codes, General Squier's system employs three different wave intensities of each half cycle of alternating current (uniform in time), to represent the dot, dash and space, making various combinations for each character. This brings it into line with modern progress in electrical transmission, which has been revolutionized since Morse's alphabet, the development of which has stood still...
...System will gain 165% in speed of transmission over the present code, resulting in enormous savings of unification and time. The result of eight years of experimentation, it will help to solve the pressing problems of interference and congestion of the air lanes raised by the rapid expansion of radio...
...schedule of wave lengths to clear up the congestion in radio broadcasting will go into effect May 15, as a result of the recent second national radio conference called by Secretary Hoover. The country has been divided into five zones: 1) New England and Middle Atlantic states; 2) Middle West; 3) South; 4) Prairie and Mountain states; 5) Pacific. Ten definite wave lengths have been assigned to the high-power long-distance transmitting stations (Class B) in each zone. Broadcasters will have to adhere to these under penalty. Arlington, the Government station, will probably be allowed a special wave length...
...between Yale and Princeton on the proposition: "Resolved: That the policy of the administration toward European affairs deserves the support of the American people". This action to the regular debating schedule, which closed with the triangular debate on May 23, was made because of numerous requests sent in by radio fans all over the country...