Steps were taken by the' Japanese authorities last night to prevent the Femoval or damaging of valuable, radio sending and receiving equip-Jment which formerly belonged to the Chinese Government Radio Administration, This action, Dome! learned, was to prevent sabotage activities of the equipment by employees of the administration who walked out yester-
The removal or damaging of the Jequipment, it was explained in Jepanese circles, would cause serious losses in revenue to the Mackay Radio and. Telegraph Ca, Radio-Frhnce, Tele sunken, and other radio networks which have traffe contracts with the Jocal system by delaying a resump-'Hon of the complete service Interrupted by the walkout. This service, [Japanese sources indicate, would soon be resumed under Japanese control.
Messages were being received for transmission at the Jinkee Road ofo yesterday, but no local deliveries were being made. These messages were accepted and dispatched without [censorship or delay of any sort, Receiving and sending equipment Jot the C.G.R.A, was removed to temporary quarters In the French Concession and International Settlement when Japanese aerial bombs wrecked the radio station at Chenju,
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