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Selling color television to a public that doesn't have much chance of seeing it will be like marketing seersuckers to the Eskimos. CBS will not be able to transmit both black-and-white and color programs at the same time, and it will have to concentrate its color shows early in the day and late at night--before and after the black-and-white signs...
Network engineers added that W.H.R.B. will transmit its programs to any University laboratory, if the lab students will take up subscriptions to pay for the cost of installation...
After members had listened for eleven days to 55 gamblers, officers of the law and assorted experts, the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee voted out a bill that would hobble, if not stop, nationwide betting. The bill would make it illegal to transmit across state lines any such information as "bets or wagers, scratches, jockey changes, weights, probable winners, betting odds or changes in the betting odds" until the race actually started...
...same time, the Wirless Club announced that it would transmit, free of charge, messages to any friends or relatives of students that it could contact in Great Britain or Europe. Additional equipment had given the transmitter a 1000-watt kick (the FCC maximum) by that date, and W1AF had already circled the globe, establishing contact with a British ham in New Zealand...
...Cedar Hill delegation will also transmit to the Council the recommendation that both the yearbook staff and the Council work together in setting up a constitution and a definite pattern of procedure for publication of the book. Said Susan Evans '50, editor-in-chief of the present 1950 Yearbook, "In this way the Yearbook would be made an official publication of the College...