New stations have been already erected at Hankow, Tientsin and Shanghai, The latter, in particular, is very well equipped for radi service, It has four stations vin operation—one long wave station Jat Woosung, one press station Mankow Road, on the roof of the "Shunpao," and two short wave stations at the West Gate and Paoshan Road, Chapel. When alt the new stations are put into operation, the four leading ports of China together with the distant Yunnan will be in constant without the danger of interruptions which so often ened before.
Vu further pointed out that the National Bourd of Reconstruetion has created the Bureau of Radio Communication, to which this, Chinese Government Radio Service responsible. But this Bureau of Radio Communication is independent of the Military Council and the istry of Communications. When al Board shall have taken over all the the hands of istry munications, it will turn them ju of Radio Com Vu believes that the Chinese Gover ment Radio Service will he much stronger position to render better and more effective service the public.
Lower Rates than Telegeaph mone service the the Weer less than ths! hie rate by wire. Day and night services will ined xt all the stations, but ak 114 Szechuen ud will be open from 7 am. till pam. ALL messages will esputeched to their destinations ply pan receipt, Vu is a retinrned student hind wide ex.
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