Show Radio Listen Listeners rs to Be Offered Programs From Across Atlantic DENVER Colo Cob June 27 AP AP- AP American merica radio interests plan this fall to take the initiative in proposIng proposing proposing propos propos- ing the establishment of a Transatlantic Transatlantic Trans Trans- aU atlantic r radio dlo program exchange service through which radio fans In both America and Europe may be beable beable beable able to tune tunEr in on the pick of two continents I In a speech today before the International In International International In- In Advertising association Merlin Hall Aylesworth president of the National Broadcasting company said a plan to permit Americans to hear E B stars broadcast from London and European audiences to receive the offerings of leading American broadcasting stations would be put before Sir John Reith director general of the the British Broadcasting corporation The suggestion suggestion sugi sug sug- i will be made by the National National National Na Na- Broadcasting company company at a conference In New York when the head of the British broadcasting system attends the ceremonies In IncIdent Incident incident In- In to the opening of the n new w N National Broadcasting company building Trem Tremendous technical and engine engineering engineering en- en gine n problems as well as difficult program arrangements due to the difference in time between between between be be- tween London and New York had to be solved before any plan could be formulated Mr Aylesworth said We feel feet that we have now made sufficient pro progress ress to propose a definite plan of cooperation with the British broadcasting system HEROIC FEAT The real beginning of the era of international broadcasting when radio will bring London to to New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Chicago and San Fr Francisco and events ven ts of international Importance importance import Import- I ance carried by the National Broadcasting Broadcasting Broadcasting Broad Broad- casting company and associated radio radio radio ra ra- ra- ra dio stations will be transmitted to millions of European homes awaits technical coordination co and the final perfection of cooperative plans When the le e are effected not pot only the greater part of the United States but the greater part of Europe Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope within range ange of the British stations stations stations sta sta- will be able to Join in by radio in the celebration of a heroic feat I which thrills the world like the re recent recent recent re- re cent reception to Colonel Lindbergh in New lE W York and Washington Although facilities have been erected by which the National Broadcasting company is now a able le leto to broadcast feature programs from coast to coast In the United States Mr Aylesworth regards broadcastIng broadcasting broadcast broadcast- ing to as millions of listeners away away from fre the saturation point Tho true ideal of broadcast circulation circulation circulation cir cir- cir cir- in the United States will willbe willbe be reached only when we have radio listeners he said This means mean's a sixteen hour instead of the hour eight day broadcasting program There are school chil chil- dr dren in the States States the vast majority of whom are still awaitIng awaiting awaiting await await- ing an org organized plan of service that will wilt bring radio to the classroom classroom classroom class class- room as s an established factor facto In musical education Today nearly JOO 00 broadcasting stations in the United States compete com corn pete for the favor of the radio au au- au- au dlen Illinois the keystone of the middle west wesl ranks first as a stat statIn state In the extent of its broadcasting fa fa- fa s. s New NE W York comes next followed followed followed fol fol- lowed by California and Pennsyl PennsYl- vania |