Takes off for Korea and Japan Memorandum On Interference from Hungjao Aerodrome Sent to Council Shanghai, June 9.
Captain Viand Bremer who arrived in Shanghai at 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday, took off from the Hungjao aerodrome at 5.15 am. yesterday for Seoul by way of Tsingtao, continu. ing his solo flight in a light plane round the world.
The Finnish aviator arrived at Hungiao shortly before 5 a.m, and checked over the machine, a Junkers junior fitted with an 80 lip. Armétrong Genet engine. Mr. A.
Iminen, acting Consul-General for'
inland, Mrs. Salminen, and A. E. R. Fowles, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, were on the field to sce him off.
Capt, Bremer left Helsingfors on May 11 with little ceremony. He spent ten days in Berlin and rea ed. Shanghai via Hongkong and Amoy.in seventeen days. His trip from Amoy to Shanghai was made ina little over seven hours Capt. Bremer sails from Yoko: hama for America in the sty, Chi-chiba Maru on June 15. the, Kuo Min News, "Agency" on A Nanking telegram published b
Tune 8 referred. to "the reported Proposal by the Settlement authon-Hee "for the' establishment central argan_of control (of radio Srondcasting stations) tion. with the. Chinese." Muni Mthorities" and stated that "the sua brondeating ation theme elvan dd not appear to have any laced under the the technical advice and expert supervision of the Bureau of International Telegraphs of the Min-
Interviewed on June 8, the Press Information Officer of the S. M.
fated. that no proposal had Been nade by the Municipal Council for the establishment of any sort of control. The suggestion that there Should be sufficient control to prevent interference of stations with each other's broadcast came from representatives of local broadcast~ ing. interests, who presented to Mr. Stirling Fessenden, Secretary General of the Municipal Council, a SPRING CLEAN FOR BUND] memorandum, setting forth the disbilities "under which they. now
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