To the Bailor of the "Nommu-Cutna Dancy News"
Sin—As a representative of the Australian Broadcasting Commission on a visit to China, I have been asked fo obtain as much information, as possible about the reception of Australian programmes in this counity. The Commission is alive to the possibilities of serving a large radio audience in this part of the world and is desirous of making the transmission as perfect as possible over 'a1 Kilowatt station, should like, therefore, through the courtesy of your columns, to Beal fo those who regularly Rear jert wave station SIR. Lyndhurst, Victoria, wave length 3134 metres, give me the benefit of their critieism both of the reception and of the programmes which come. from this station. "By so doing they will great ly assist the Australian Broadcasting. Commission to cater for listeners China, It you would permit replies to be addressed in your care I should be grateful.
'A. Constance Duncan, Peiping, Nov. 1.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.