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International radio conference.
Angle shot of mast Pan up mast at transmitting station. Various shots inside the station showing equipment being adjusted ti cope with the system of each country having its own length...
Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown.
International radio conference.
Angle shot of mast Pan up mast at transmitting station. Various shots inside the station showing equipment being adjusted ti cope with the system of each country having its own length of waves, set up at the Copenhagen conference. C/U two men seated at radio control board pan to L/S of conference. C/U two men seated at radio control board. M/S platform with flags of nations behind. Mr Millot in the chair. C/U of the chairman speaking. M/S of delegates. C/U of hand working shorthand machine. C/U notice 'Francais' - pan down to girl interpreter in booth. C/U Indian delegate. Shots of the delegates making notes. C/U of men at radio panel. L/S meeting.
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