The Shanghai Amateur Radio Association, to~include both foreign and Chinese members, was fermed on Thursday at am enthusi-ostic meeting at the offices of the "Shanghai Times," Museum Road The need for such an association to ce-ordinate the efforts of amateurs was pointed out fin an opening speech, especially in view of the fact that there is every likelihood of restrictions on radio material being relaxed very short-
Mr. A. L. Anderson was elected president of the association and a committee composed of Professor Robertson, and Messrs. J. J. Keegan, Perey F. Palmer, Chas Davies, Dr. John J. Lee and Mr. E. G. Osborne was also elected.
A resolution of protest against the Government restrictions was put to the meeting and was referred to the committee, which will meet this afternoon, to re-draft and send it to the Chinese Government.
Demonstrations of radio from the broadcasting station of the Radio Corporation of China then followed and various musical selections were given to the great enjoyment of the audience.
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