With regard to my rodent paragraph anent station UPOL, he Soviet North Polar Expedition, I understand that it is now so cold up their way that the explorers are doing a great deal of transmitting in the "evening" hours. They are reported: to be on the air most mornings from 3 o'clock onwards. Their taste in wave-lengths is said to be around 21 metres. Another polar expedition, as I reported recently, is that of the McGregor Expedition, somewhere; among Greenland's y mountains transmitting just above 19.85 metres.
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