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Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 5, 11 August 1933, Page 38

OLOGNE and Konisberg are to build Broadcasting Houses. & = x WHATEVER may be its function asa cultivator of free citizenship, the N.B.C, of America can justly pride itself on its 1932 record of broadcasts from foreign countries, which amounted to 147, taking up 52 hours of broadcast time. There was one from Manchuria, even, Altogether the programmes came from 238 different countries, the largest number: being from Switzetland (43), Germany being next with 87, England third with 25, and France next, with 16. Japan, the Philippines, Hawaii, Poland and Cwba contributed to the list, ® * % "THOSE of us who hoped that the B.B.C. would strike out with something new in the way of architectural designs for the new station at Drvitwich are to be disappointed. T learn that in appearance the station will :resemble those of the Regional scheme in all except size, The familiar square, sugar-box outlines will become part of the landseape at Wychbold, Indeed, to a distant observer, the only apparent difference between Droitwich and the Regionals will be fonnd in the disposition and shane of the masts.