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Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 15, 20 October 1933, Page 22

MERICAN broadcasting is run to split seconds but when Teopold Stokowski’s orchestra is on the air regulations respecting the cutting of an item at the appointed hour are suspended. Stokowski protested vigorously that to cut off a symphony in the middle of a movement was not even business-like. Those who liked to hear symphonies desired to hear them concluded while those who did not wish to listen to them at all were tuned to other stations.