To the Editor of the "Noon-Catna Daty News"
Sm—This morning at 6 o'cocke Twas amusing myself with my radio and picked up a broadcast in Eng" Tish Which was coming throuin strong and clear, was, as 1 found out, Moscov, and was a discussion carried on be: tween a Russian speaking exeelleat English and, I feel sure, an Engi'sh-Whose delivery seemed fam Tar, "His name was not mentioned while 1 was listening and after they had stopped their enquiries and ex-Planations, he was. the announcer as. a U.S.S.R. The subject of their dis-was Soviet organisation, "Tam wondering if anybody else picked this up earlier and. if "hie ame was given at the beginning of the tall, I got it first about 5.20 and about 5.45 they decided to stop the discussion as it was getting late and Agreed to continue it again. Friday (which "means "Saturday morning here) so' they wished each' ether good night.
Then followed news, all in Eny lish, and the announc station, (Moscow, ibrondeasting on LABL metres (I got it, about 1460 rmettes) and a request that listeners, Would report. to" them on the re" ception and very carefully the ress in Moscow was, given, spelled out, and. repeated. alittle music and closed down at 5.55.
Unfortunately I am troubled with' 4 lot of cracking in my set and do Rot know how to stop, it, but in ite of this, the voices "ame through cleat and. distinct and understood quite lot.
Shanghai, Oct, 16.
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