Coll 35/34 'Persian Gulf: allocation of Persian call signs to Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's wireless stations at Abadan and Maidan-i-Naftun' [‎16r] (31/92)

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Draft Paper.
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The Secretary to the
Government of India,
External Affairs Dept.
Letter from the Company dated
4th October.
Letter to the Company, dated
28th October.
Letter from the Company, dated
7th January.
Letter to the Company, dated ~
Copy to Mr. Louden (Tele
communications Department,
. G. P. 0. ) with copy of
following correspondence:- ^^
(1) India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. letter to
Mr. E Iking ton of 28 th
October.
(2) Mr. Elkington’s letter
of ?th January.
(3) India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. letter to
Mr. Elkington of
.sy
No.P.208-M/37> regarding the Anglo-Iranian
Oil Company's Wireless Stations at
Abadan and Maidan-i-Naftun, and to
forward a copy of a note recording a
discussion v/ith the Company on the 23rd
September, together with a copy of
subsequent correspondence with the
Company.
It will be noted that so far as the
Company are concerned there is no
longer any reason why these two
Stations should use Indian call signs.
are operated solely for the
purposes of the Company's operations
under the concession which they hold from
the Iranian Government and with the full
knowledge and consent of that Government.
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While, therefore, they will be quite
ready to supply all the particulars
required by the Government of India,
they suggest, and the Secretary of State
concurs, that the simplest plan might be
for the Government of India to reply on
the following lines to the communication
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