Ordinary radio trail contracts concluded between the C.G.RA. and the RGA. Communications, inc, Welt 89 with the Mackay Radio and Telegraph Ca, the German Teletunkeen, and other wireless corhmunico-{iona systems, would also be recog led, the spokesman said.
Admitling the presence of Japan exe censors in the radio. administra {ion "otices, the spokesman declared hat they were being stationed there order ip ensure Japanese control of the radio communications system ty well as 10 prevent the despateh Of messages detrimental to the safety of ihe Japanese Expeditionary Forces.
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es" the spokesman declared, "As slated before we hope we never shall have to. do. ea. and this policy will remain iehanged until our hind Is The Japanese Embassy spokesman the morning said that the opera flong of the E.G.RA. were stil in the hands of those. who previously administered it, but "he could" sot fine the exact position of the Tre-venue. With regard to the prospect of the, resumption of radio' com munication between Shanghel and Peiping, he said that the main aim faulty at the moment was that there Was no Chinese telegraph office working, in Shanghai, the Chinese The Embassy spokesman emphas-{zed that in assuming control of the CGRA. the Japanese authorities had "the eager wish that operations might continue for the convenience of, everyone." 7 "We are in a position'to take over the functions of the Chinese Gov-declared. 7 ernment vis-a-vis the RCA, Y he
"We wanted only the collaboration of the Chinese staff and the R.C. '0 that if there Is a disturbance
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