'Under the auspices of the Ministry of Railways an Engineerin and Railway Exhibition will be hel at the Chiaotung University, 1964 'Avenue Haig, from' March "30 bril 8, 1935, Artities for exhibit tion Jnclude ' rolling sock, tools, ils, maps, charts, statistical data, photographs, models, in. fact anything to do with railveays and ghgineering' in their multitudinous The purpose of the exhibition is to bring before the Chinese public the latest developments in engineer~ ing. "No charge is to be made for admission" to. the Exhibition, rounds, and beyond a registration fee of $20, no charge is made for exhibition space, Adequate -prefeautions are being "taken against fire, but the University. accepts no responsibility for any' loss caused fre or ware 'The facilities available for exbibition are some. 40 acres, on which a number of sheds will' be erected to accommodate bulky exhibits, the newly built Exhibition "Hall bel sufficient, to hold articles which not require much space. The audi opium and gymnasium will both be available for platform "demonstra pictures. ons and "exhibitions of "moving 'The Exhibition Hail, mentioned above, is a spacious" building of 21,000 square feet, and 4s stated to be' the most up-te-date building, of its kind" in China." Tt comprises numerous class.rooms, laboratories fitted out for all purposes, ranging from "a nical" engineering Laboratory. "Adjoining the hal various machine and foundry shop While inthe college hall. and mal Yuilding are farther" class-rooms and laboratories Mr. ©.. Yeh, Executive Secre~ tary, requests thit applications for space on the Exhibition Ground be submitted to him not. later than February 15, 1938, so that full de tails regarding the position and rangement, of the exhibit may be worked out some time before the opening of, the. exhibition... 'The arrangement of the exhibit' can be made to suit the exhibitors, provid= ed. the necessary permission is obfained from the Executive Secretary Undertaking to make stich arrang ments. as may be required for outport exhibitors, who will be charged the cost, An industrial exhibition was held in the University in 1926, which lasted for ten days. Over 103 firms:
use of the occasion, including American, British, European, Chinese companies, and it is estimated that over 61,092 visitors attended. Gratified at their success, the exhibitors asked for another hibition to be held in the near future—st is earnestly expected that yz this will far outcompass the first one.
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