To the Editor of the "Nonru-Cuiwa Datiy News."
Sir—Vevy sincere thanks are due! to the China Broadcasting Assoc! tion for the excellent programme have been putting on the air J-ever since the Committee decided to ye service to the public.
After enjoying every programme, whether music, such as given by Mrs, Badeley ' and her talented artists last night, or lecture, I wonder if the public can go on accepting such good offerings indefinitely, to many of us for a nominal subscription fee, and to} many more, for nothing. I'am sure the radio public should by now be convinced that the efforts of the China, Broadcasting Association are worthy of support and that a contribution is due from those who have: not yet subscribed to the Assoc tion. It would be a thousand pities this venture should fail through lack of support.
Again thanking the C.B.A. for the enjoyment they have been giving to me and to my family.
T am, etc, Mon THAN' Sarisiep.
Lunghwa, Feb. 23, 1928.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.