مجموعة ٣٢/٣٥ "محطات لاسلكية في الخليج الفارسي: تخصيص إشارات النداء والتسجيل" [و‎‎٥‎٨] (٤٥٢/١١٥)

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with by the administration h^scl of the country to which
the station is subject; for on their own hypothesis these
Gulf stations are under their control, Qut in as much as
it would presumably be necessary to take up such matters
through the headquarters of the Companies running the
wireless stations, which are presumably situsted in London,
and therefore to make a reference to H.M.G. , there is
probably a good deal to be said on practical grounds for
allowing H.M.G. to deal with cases of this kind themselves.
Any technical infringement of the Regulations could no
doubt be explained a.way on the ground that H.M.G. were
acting in these cases as agents of the Government of India.
If I have understood the Government of India aright I
should think their proposal might well be accepted.
A further small obscurity relates to which
Department of H.M.G. has in the past handled these cases
as the Government of India state. So far as I am aware
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it has not been done by this Office, but if the Government
of India are referring to the G.P.O. what do they mean by
M on the understanding that technical advice will be obtained
from the British Post Office or otfrer competent authority”?
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