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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 11, 30 September 1927, Page 3

Some broadcast listeners in Aus» tralia think the time is ripe in the Commonwealth for a "silent night," as in New Zealand A correspondent writes to the Sydney ‘‘Wireless Week« ly’: "I think every A and B class station should be off the air one night a week, as we never get a chance to get overseas. I have never had America properly since ?LO came down in their wave. I am sure tha bulk of those that pay the fee would welcome one silent night a week for A and B class stations Why not Sunday night, not afternoon, after 5? I am sure Uncle and Hello men would think it a fair go."