Mr. Julean Arnold, U. S. Commer~ cial Attache, has received from Mr. Daniel C. Roper, Secretary of Commerce, the following radiogram in connection with the celebration of Chinese-Americar. Foreign Trade Week under the auspices of the American Chamber of Commerce and the Chinese-American Trade Council:
Greetings to those attending Chinese-'America Foreign trade. Wee func service office Is to be established in 3th the building housing these offices, to provide whatever services passengers may require, The two whart sections already completed each measure $90 feet in Tength. They have been construct-composite wharves, that is with a reinforced conerete super~ structure on wooden piles, The Wwhart deck, which 1s 8. fect wide, is eaulpped with mooring facilities, consisting of bollards and mooring posts with an average spacing of 50 addition, crane rails have been, placed ready for the equipment which is included in the wharf scheme. An intervals below the main. deck, lower decks have been George H. David, President of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, the following radioed message:
The, Chamber of Commerce of, the nites States sends Reartest greetings Jeuthe Shanghat "American Chamber Gommeree, the Chinese-American Trade Gourelltnd "Scher organisations par ting in wwe. Chinese-American" For= Rrade Week celebrations and hopes constructed for the working of small me raft and lighters at low water.
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