The Archive · 1936

De. Wen's Message

Dr. Wen's message reads ax follow: the capacity of Director General of Telegraplis and "Telephones of the Ministry o¢ Communfeations 1 take this opportunity to congratulate you upon memorable occasion which has been for years and which has at last elstenice through your most end cordial "ce-operation phone service will not "only help. Better the mutual Dromote the cordial understanding between the peoples of our two. nations, Finally I want to extend to. you amd ments and again perity of this service:

While the receiving apparatus is at Liuhong, "andthe transmitter Chenju, the terminal control equip nent i located at Liuhong which is connected with the Chinese telephone exchange by underground cables.

The procedure for registering calls the Same as for registering internal Tong distance calls. The charges fare: for the Initial period of three ilnutes or less, $15; each additional minute or less over the initial period, $5, and report charge, $1.50.

The radio telephone service between SI held in the offices of the Chapei Picture shows a group Tokyo officials, with a of the Ministry of

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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