Tokyo, Mar. 3.
A radio operator employed by the Government Communication Research Laboratory has obtained a patent radio transmitter which is reported be capable of handling more than 4,000 words a minute.
10.—The addressers will be sent a weekly list of their telegrams detained or part of which have been cut, but the censors and all employees of the telegraph or radio offices concerned must keep such matters secret.
1i—Press telegrams must not con tain" any words or sentences the Meaning of which is ambiguous, 12—Names of places which have] been- altered by the Manchoukuo The inventor claims an entirely Inow basic principle is involved using both light and radio waves. Aside from greatly increasing the speed of [transmission, the new patent sharply decreases the manufacturing cost of both transmitters and receivets—
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