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NUGGET
INTERCEPTION OR PUBLICATION OF
POLICE RADIO CALLS AND MESSAGES
INFORMATION FOR TOE H iUJC
In view of the large number of
' combination broadcast and short
wave receiving sets in the hands of
the public the Federal Communica
tions Commission on January 22nd,
issued a statement calling attention
to provisions of the Communica
tions Act of 1934, regarding the
secrecy of certain radio messages
' and the heavy penalties provided
for violations:
Section 605 of the Communica
tions Act of 1934 provides as fol
lows:
"No person receiving or assisting
in receiving, or transmitting, or as
sisting in transmitting, any inter
stale or foreign communication by
wire or radio shall divulge or pub
lish the existence, contents, subst
ance, purpose, effect or meaning
thereof, except through authorized
channels of transmission or recep
tion, to any person other than the
addressee, his agent, or attorney, or
to a person employed or authorized
to forward such communication to
its destination, or to proper account
ing or distributing officers of the
various communicating centers over
which the communication may be
passed, or to the master of a ship
under whom he is serving, or in
response to a subpoena issued by a
court of competent jurisdiction, or
on demand of other lawful authori
ty: and no person not being author
ized by the sender shall intercept
any communication and divulge or
publish the existence, contents, sub
stance, purport, effect, or meaning
of such intercepted communication
to any person; and no person not
being entitled thereto shall receive
or assist in receiving any interstate
or foreign communication by wire
1 or radio and use the same or any
information therein contained for
his own benefit or for the benefit of
another nut entitled thereto; and no
person having received such inter
copied communication or having be
come acquainted with tlie contents,
substance, purport, effect, or mean
ing of the same or any part thereof,
knowing that such information was
| so obtained, shall divulge or pub
| lisli tlie existence, contents, sub
stance, purport, effect or meaning
of the same or any part thereof, or
use the same or any information
therein contained for liis own bene
fit or for the benefit of another not
entitled thereto: Provided That this
section shall not apply to the recciv
ing, divulging, publishing, or utiliz
ing the contents of any radio com
munication broadcast, or transmitt
ed by amateurs or others for the use
of the general public, or relating to
ships in distress.”
Heavy penalties are provided in
Section 501 of the same Act for vio
lations of its provisions. That Sec
tion reads as follows:
“Any person who willfully and
knowingly does or causes or suffers
to be done any act, matter or thing,
in this Act prohibited or declared to
be unlawful, or who willfully and
knowingly omits or fails to do any
act, matter or thing in this Act re
quired to be done, or willfully and
knowingly causes or suffers urh
omission or failure, shall, upon con
viction thereof, be punished for
such offense, for which no penalty
(other than a forfeiture) is provid
ed herein, by a fine of no more than
$10,000 or by imprisonment for a
term of not more than two years,
or both.”
Reports reaching the Commission
indicate that the public is increas
ingly intercepting police and other
shortwave communications Only
in rare instances, it is believed, is
this information abused. However
it was brought to the attention of
the Commission that a young man
in Baltimore intercepted a police
call on a shortwave receiver in his
home and notified law violators that
officers were coming to arrest them.
The young man himself was taken
into custody and found guilty in a
police court for violating police reg
ulations.
It has also come to the attention
of the Commission that newspaper
have published information obtain
ed from intercepting' police me
ages, two-way conversations be
tween ship and shore, etc. The pub
lication of such information without
permission is a violation of the Com
munications Act of 1944.
In order that the public may he
fully informed concerning the pro
tection provided for private radio
messages, the Commission suggests
that each purchaser of a combina
tion broadcast and shortwave re
ceiver be furnished by the salesman
with the excerpts front the Com
munications Act concerning the sec
recy of radio messages and the pen
alty for violations. It is also sug
gested that publishers of newspa
pers he very careful to observe the
provisions of the Act.
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S. S. DERBLAY Aug. 14th
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Michael, Golovin, Bonanza, Unalakleet, Teller,
Cape Prince of Wales, Shishmaref. Deering, Kee
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ports where business warrants.
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