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RADIO PEKING

(Continued from page 61)

New Frequencies. As Peking steps

up

its overall broadcasting activities,

it

is

branching

out into

new frequencies. Dur-

ing the final months of

1968, for example,

Peking announced the

introduction of

new frequencies

for five of its English -

language services alone.

It now transmits

on frequencies

from 2800 kHz to 17,898

kHz. It

lists

as

many

as

320 different fre-

quencies-of which

many are outside the

recognized

broadcasting bands.

A

check

of

Radio Peking's use of

frequencies

shows that

it favors transmissions

in

the

6210

-7100, 7310 -9500,

and 9775-

11,700

kHz ranges.

One of the most fascinating,

yet

diffi-

cult to

answer,

questions regarding Ra-

dio Peking

concerns the

locations

of

its

many powerful

transmitters.

There is

lit-

tle doubt

that

American

and

other

intel-

ligence

agencies

have

the answer to this

question but any attempts to get

infor-

mation

out of

them

are

invariably in

vain. However,

during China's

turbulent

Cultural Revolution, authorities did de-

termine and

let it

be

known

that an al-

legedly clandestine radio calling

itself

the Voice of the

Liberation

Army

and

urging

soldiers in Red China to

turn

against

Mao

Tse

-tung was

in fact origi-

nating outside

China.

It

is evident

that Peking's transmit-

ters are

located throughout

the vast

geo-

graphical

expanse

of China. At least two

of

the

principal

Radio Peking transmit-

ters

are

operating

from

Canton.

Others

are

located

as

far west as Urumchi

in

the remote province

of Sinkiang (used

principally for broadcasts in Russian)

and in Harbin, Manchuria.

According

to a number of specialists

involved in charting

the development

of

Red

China's

radio broadcasting

activiti-

ties,

it

would

not be surprising

if Radio

Peking were to become,

in the near

fu-

ture,

the

largest short -wave

broadcast-

ing service

in the world.

It

can be

safely

assumed that Chinese

technicians

are

currently

at

work on

transmitters even

larger

than

the 240,000 -watt

giants

now

in

use.

It is considered only a

matter of

time before

Radio

Peking fills

even

more

of the

world's

airways.

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