Shanghai is thoroughly radio-ride "Poa was chat ro the feeucral interest taken generally. the troadeast of the London Gonerence on "une 12. Thane to the assistance of Afr. KO. Hoyt local "amateur, through station KROO, hi journal vas privileged give Shanghai the frst" example of Tadio reporting. by reproduce ery fall reports of the speeches His' Majesty and the: Prime 3 well 'a5 portions "of the Fung conimentady by Mr, Vernon Bartlett, who ts by way of being world Sgure tee, The. argu fictions were kept buy during the evening. For example XBCL, Which fas unlucky with the King's speech tue obtained avery clear reception eas the recipient of eager telephens Batata ah Sasbopal, call of inquiry. threuheu evening, Az" the "fateful have Japproached these calls were almost Jeontinuous, And, "after the sero hour had pasted, there was friendly importunity from a indy who wanted to "hear the King." Told that His sty had already "gone on the bat that, Mr. MacDonald" was labour to speak, the fair enthusiast indignantly clarted: "1 want pear the King not a Scotsman." Unfortunately" the resources of modern wireless have yet reached the perfection of the cinema there is no means of repeating ithe record, Everyone must feel grateful to the energetic. stars of tations who did their level best to overcome the always dificult conditions of the atmosphere in Shanghai. The results achieved ce tainly made Monday a notable day radio history, This Mr, Boyd's. voluntary help and kindness in placing his expert knowledge at the disposal of this journal. It is due to him and to an enthusiastic sub-editorial stof? that its readers were able last week to read the speeches in thelt "North-China Herald."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.