The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

10. Radio compass......... $50
Exclusive .-..-..... 40
Il. Government broadcasting.
200 miles inland. ... $50
Public hroadcnsting, 200
miles lnlnud. ......... 200
10. Mobile radio telephony. $50
Non-pNclusiVc .......... $50
49,. Mobile radio tclegraphy $50
EXCLUSIVE b2n
a. Aircraft radio telephony
ana telcgrophy ....... 52b
ENclusiN' 900
TO-. Private and toll broad
casting $40
EXCLUSIVE .............. $40.
o.. Restricted special anna
tour radio tvlygraphy,
uun-cNclusiyc ...-..... $40
o.. city and stntc public
safety h-rondcas;ing .... 2Si
Excluflye ......-...... 275
rs. Technical schools ..... 275
Training schools ,shurrd
with tmateur} ........ geo
10 Amateur tcNclusiyc, 100 90
goo mcters) -.......,. 21b
CSharrd with technical
and training schools.
suO fo go moters) .... 1850
90 Reserved below ........ $50
5 Government hruadrustiuE. .igni-
flying hruudcasting by departments
uf The federal government Public
h~roudcasting. g%rulfyiug broadcast
ing from public Institutions, inrlud-
ing state governments, political sub
divisions thereof ami dEiN' rsltics
and such ufhorF us may bee licensed
for Ga, purpose OF disseminating
lnformutluuui and educational sDr-
vice. Private b~rondcustlng. Jirri-
Tying broadcUsting by the owner 81
a station AZ % communication come
panN, % store q newspaper. or such
other private or public |orgauIsu-
ton or person ms may BE- licensed
tor the purpose OF disseminating
uows. entortalnment and other scr
vice; and toll h~roudcastinu signify
INK h-rundcasting by "a public scr
Vice radio telephone company a. "a
paid service.
@, 4 station carrying on two or
more of the hrondcastinr services
fuerlflcd .u classes .. 3 aud & must
N NAA fANNA 81. W. NNA "
vice Public broadcaHting may
temporarily be permitted to be
done ut the wave bands assigned
10 private and toll b~roadcasting
with "a change 20 the assigned
wuNcf ut o. later date. Municipal
and state radio telephone service
for public safety should in small
cities be- conducted boy intorruptiug
the broadcast service 81 CLASSES ..
Q or Z In case % emergency. In
large cities this acrvlc, will ord
nariiy have its own station and will
use the vas band. 176 to 2S5
motors assigned to such service.
Tho wave band from 1850 20 1850
meters lH for U.s. Of radio telephone
communication over natural bar
ricrs hut Is not exclusive of other
H@crViCes. Tho way" band from 200
TO $50 meters may poe u-ed for gov
crumcut ana public h~roadcasting in
PARTS of the country farther than
700 miles from the sea coDsf Tho
restricted special amateur wavC OF
$40 meters b. FOR use by "a limited
number OF inland stations and only
whore % g. necessary To bridge
large, sparcely populated areas or
10 overcome rofurhl barriers Wave
bands marked 'uon-eNcluslyc' are
available also for other typos OF
transmission Wave bands not in
cluded In this table and those
banda marked uon-cNcluslyc arc
available Tor rHllo-tclcEraphy, sub
iect TO regulation.
Z. II iH recommended that the
wave band assigned 70 amateurs
$50 90 go meters. De divided into
bands according 90 the method ot
Transmission, dampcd wave sta
Hons being assigned tho band If
lowest wave lengths. interrupted or
modulniDd continuous wave radio
telegraph stations the next band.
radio continuous stations the nCNi
band. and finally unmodulatc1
continuous wave radio telegraph
stftiuna the band 81 highest wnv.
lengths IL is recommended thai
amateurs bee permitted 20 carry ur
b~rundcastiug within the wdV,
'cnpth hand assigned 10y tho lccrp.
AIRY of commerce To- amateur rudiS
telephony.
q. n o. recommended that the az.