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principles already defined at length
by the conference.
The revised resolutions as adopt
ed were as follows:
The representatives of the pow
ers heinafter named participating
in the discussion of Pacific and Far
Eastern questions in the conference
on the limitation or armament, to
wit. The United States of America,
Belgium. the British Empire. China.
France. Italy. Japan. The Neither
lands and Portugal have resolved:
Il. That all radio stations in
7 China whether maintained under
the provisions of the International
protocol OF September Z, 1901, or
in fact maintained in the grounds
OF any of the foreign legations in
China. shall be limited in their use
to sending and receiving govern
ment messages and shall not re-
ceive or send commercial or per-
sOnal or unofficial messages, includ-
ing press matter. PROVIDED. how
ever. that in case all other tele-
graphic communication is inter-
tion accompanied by proof of such
interruption to the Chinese minis
try OF communications. such sta
tiOns may afford temporary facIli-
ties for commercial. personal or un-
official messages. including press
matter, until the Chinese govern
ment has given notice Of the ter
minatiOn of the Interruption:
May Take Over Radio.
-. All radio stations operated
within the territory OF China by
foreign government or the citi-
zens or subjects thereof under
treaties or concessions of the gov
ernment of China shah limit the
messages sent and received by the
terms of the treaties or conces-
sions under which the respective
stations are maintained:
"3. In case there be any radio
station maintained in the territory
of China by a foreign government
| or citizens OF subjects thereof with
out the authority of the Chinese
government. such station snd all
| the plant. apparatus and material
| thereof shall be transferred to and
taken over by the government of
| China. to be operated under the
| direction of the Chinese ministry
OF communications. upon fair and
full compensation to the owners fer
the value Of the Installation. as
soon as the Chinese ministry Of
communications is prepared to cp-
crate the same effectively for Inc
general public benefit:
"LIf any questions shall arise
as to the radio stations in leased
territories. in the South Mdnchu
rfan Railway Zone or in the French
| concession at Shanghai, they shall
| he reSarded as matters for discus
sion between the Chinese govern
mcnt and the government con-
ceTnCd:
Delegation Explains Stand.
=. The owners or managers OF
IaII- radio stations maintained in the
ktcrritory of China by foreign pow
ers, or citizens or subjects thereof,
shall confer with the Chinese min
istty of communications for the
Ipurpose of seeking a common ar
Management to avoid interference IN
| the use of wave lengths by wireless
| stations in China, subject TO such
general arrangements rs may DC
Imade by an international conteren"r
! convened for the revision Of The
| rules established by the interna'
tionaI radio telegraph convention
| signed at London July >. 1912.
The Chinese delegation, after the
resolutions had been formally
| adopted, went on record again -
retain its right to say whether
wireless stations should or should
not be operated on its territory in
the following terms:
The Chinese delegation cakes
| this occasion formally TO declare
| that the Chinese government does
rot recognize or cOnCedc the right
| of any foreign power. or IF tnt
| nationals thereof, to install or oper-
ate. without its express consent
radio stations in legation grounds
| settlements, concessions, leased ter'
| ritories, railway areas Or other sim
silar areas"