"LA Time Change The closing of the gap between Transmissions 2 and 3 in the Fmpire Service from Daventry is the chief of several important changes that came into force from the beginning of the New Year. The openiüg an-now broadcast close of Transmission 2, fe. at pin. GMT. The length of sion 3 is thus increased by twenty minutes. Another change is ju the newscasts in Transmission 1, "which during week-days now occur at the end of the transmission. Hitherto, to placing of the newscast in Transmission 1 on week-days left" about half an hour of programme tithe before close-down, but under the new arrangement the bulletin is the final broadcast in the day's programmes Óor Australia New Zealand ad the Far East. The change was made in order to allow greater flexibility of programme building and the introduction of longer features.
Bandoeng on the Air Reception possibilities these days are a trite too vague to be worth discussing. On one night Berlin, Daventry and the rest of them come in with a bang; on another, it is all one can do to get a peep out of them. This is not very unusual fof this time of the year, however, and conditions should swing round tovbetter and better in the near future. One station that can be depended on to put in a good signal however, is PMN, of Bandoeng, Java, on 2934 meters, 1028 me/s, relaying' YDB from 1830 to 2400 daily, with an extra half hour Saturday nights Occasionally, a little OW interference is present, but generally it comes through without difficulty.
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