Peiping, May 13, delegates have been selected to sent China at the sixth biennial conference of the Institute of Pacific Relations to be held in California ext August, They are Dr. Hu Shih, Chairman of the China Council of the Institute, Dr, Franklin Ho, "Professor—of Statistics at Nankai University, Mtr.
Lowe, Director of the Shan; hai office of the China International Famine Relief Commission, Dr. C, Chang, Professor of International Law at the National University of Peiping, Mr. Chen Yung-chien of the Canton' Christian College, Me. Chih, Meng, Director of the China Institute the United States, Mr, K, C. Li, a prominent Chinese merchant in York, Mr. James Yen, Dr. K, Z. Kou, Mr. Wu Pi-nung, research fellow of the National Research Academy now in America and Mr, Ma Ju-yung, member of the faculty of the Unive sity of California, Of the ten delegates five are already in the United States, With the exception of Mr, Lowe, who leaves for America next month, all the delegates now in China wilt' sail about the middle of July.—Reuter. over nine tubes is an object to suspicion, This is rather amusing, we have heard Daventry, Berlin, and other "important European stations ona six valve set with a suitable doublet antenna, quite as well as on nother set for which a licence was refused.
Naturally the Manchoukuo Government, is not particularly desirous of having a large number of sets recolv-Ing propaganda from the USSR. From Vindivostock and from Har-
Too Many Tubes Distiked Curiously enough subscribers have been refused a licence on the grounds that their set had too many tubes. It would appear that an apparatus with barovsk programmes are put out in the ordinary broadcast range, and the well known R.V8_ broadcasting on 7021 metres (4273 kcc.) which is hot in all parts of the world Is particularly easy {0 receive in Manchoukuo.
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