Nationalist Wireless Plans: Capital's Power Station to be Taken, Over Nanking, Dee decision of the Natio reception given this after-dion fo newspaper re) 1 spokesman oF the Reconstruction Committee of the vane work, the development of ming and' agrieultural interests, and anything which does not come trol of ang government Ministry, oF for the control of which the com-tee to erect stations in all parts of the hi ambitious plan of completed, tablish for the gauntry a rnvvst efficient radio system At the present moment, tinied the spokesman, we "have to chase materials fro mittee hax obtained the agreement of the particular ministry concerned.
"It is already a well-known fact that the electric light in the capital is not altogether satisfactory. We have been requested to take over the plant. Following thorough investigation, it has been discovered that more than a third of the lights in the city we talled without proper author and payments for current consumed has never Will he able to put up stations ourselves. in. the future.
Arrangements have 1 open radio shops 50 that we can manufacture all the necessary pets of a radio. station, "recently concluded trail agre queen haniled over to the authorities.
The engines used in the plant a ly out of date, some of them fas far back as 1903. ma Tutween the National Gov ernment and the Radio Corporation, moriew ard the Trans-Radio of will gevatly faeilitaxe radio nications between China sand the other parts of the work, The powerful wireless station to be he. ready part of 1050, printer-machines will be in-shortly for especial news quarters here are stil stealing' ower, and have given us iewlty. Only public posure and stern opposition to Such disrerand the welfare of the general publ can stop it. ent, being overs ramigaion hetwein Shanwhat and National Capital, The G.S17,- O00 machines ought from America will help to solve the present news transmission problem between the war is However, by no. moans the only thing that comes uniter the juvisiietion of the Roeonatvuetion Committee." he Accarling to a recent the Reeon-
It is the belief of our chairman, Mr. Chang must expect to develop our country and put our government on a sound basic, Mr. Chang has, through his personal efforts, succeeded in ai ing more than $1,000,000 for reconstruction purposes."
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