London, Mar. 31.
A new chapter in the history of wireless development was inaugur fed today by" the Dbroadeast of sight and sound on B.B.C. "twin" transmitters, Wireless. artists were seen as well as heard for the first time in any country.
The experimental programme was begun by an official of the Baird International Television, His features were clearly seen and his lips moved as his voice was heard from the loud-speaker.
Then came Sir Ambrose Flemiag, the inventor of the thermionic valve, which made wireless in the home possible: Lord Ampthill; songs two well-known and a table by the author of "Journey's End". All these persons were clearly seen, heard and followed.—Reuter,
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