European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 28, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Saw s e o t i o n i 4a ? to say it in English Timi. Tried arabic and interfered now Voa has urdu and the soviet hammers a new approach one that work by Robert j. Dunphy staff writer. Pc it of America f Speaks out from the control room studio. V " r. Voices master control console in Washington is largest in the world. September 28, 1959 the stars and stripes v mfr. I. Re of the voice of America i stepping up its English language broadcast in its continuing Effort to rebut bed Lle and is calling on american servicemen overseas to Lent an ear and a helping hand. Beaming broadcasts around the world in38 languages from arabic to Urett the voice reaches some 40 million people Dally Many of whom would other Valse be tone cd Syible behind the Iron and Bamboo curtains now it finds it can reach them More easily and effectively in English. The reason for this Voa officials Eye Plain is that red Jammer prefer to concentrate on voice broadcasts in 17 languages native to the soviet Union and its satellites permitting the relatively Low Impact English broadcasts to penetrate the curtains loud and  of America authorities Are far from being convinced on the one hand that this Impact 2s quite As Low As the soviets be Lieve and on the other hand they feel the us. Story sounds Evert More credible when told in  consensus in Short is that English is the most widespread language in the world today and when the voice unleashes us full Battery of 78 transmitters30 be the . And the remainder abroad it " beams the truth at a potential English speaking audience of 200 million excluding canadians and  All this in mind the Voa has expanded its English language programs into worldwide broadcasting service with news and features every hour on the hour around the clock. And Here is where Over seas a Finks come in tune in on Voa and Tell Yotter foreign continued on Page is 11