Television, possibly of an entirely new type, is likely to come into every home after the war, thanks to the enormous progress made in radio since the war began. Sir Allan Powell, chairman of the 8.8. C., made this forecast at the British Association’s “Science and the Citizen” conference in London. He anticipates that after the war cinemas may televise actual events. Another contingent of Canadians has arrived in Britain, comprising infantry, armoured corps, artillery, engineers, medical, signals, and service corps personnel, and also naval and air force reinforcements.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 23 March 1943, Page 3
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