Pacific Broadcast Changes
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OUVA radio station VRH, after trans mitting the weekly Public Relation Office and n a W i- Iet n te ™ V 5 pm ' and 9 lo p m on Wednesdays, has now reverted to the old ZJV practice of mak ing the first broadcast at 6.15 p,m, on Wednesdays, and the repeat broadcast at 12.10 n.m. (noon) the following day. i 8 ;?™ ,°/ statl .° n ’ wvuv, now operates on 1120 kc/s dal,y except Saturday and Sunday, from 2000-2200 gmt. and 0700- 1000 gmt. with local news at osoo gmt This station is of very low power and can rarely be heard further afield than the Samoan area. „ Mr - Charles Adams, officer in charge of radio communications in the GEIC, said before returning to Tarawa from Sydney, late November, that it was probable that a regular broadcasting service would be established there in 1955. For a long * ime , pa ? 4 t i iere has . bee F., a balf - hour broadcas4 Of news in Gllbertese once per week, using l a transmitter which is normally employed in the communication service.