Report Signed But Witheld from Publication London, July 6.
The Imperial Wireless and Cable Conference—at which representa-ives of the British Government, the Dominions, India and the Colonies. are considering the situation which has arisen as a result of the competition of beaméwireless with the. cable services in order to make recommendations with a view to the adoption of a common policy on the part of the governments concerned—held its final meeting to-day. The members unanimously approved and signed the report of the Conference which will be kept secret until the Governments concerned authorize its publication.
Newspaper's Foreacast of Sch July 9.
The "Morning Post" states that. under a scheme to be submitted to the Governments concerned for the future working of overseas wireless and cable communications, the Governments will sell their cables outright for cash and will lease for a definite number of years beam stations, while the Post Office will retain the operation of the wireless telephone service—Reuter,
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