Coll 35/34 'Persian Gulf: allocation of Persian call signs to Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's wireless stations at Abadan and Maidan-i-Naftun' [‎35r] (69/92)

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particulars received from the
Government of India to tjae adherents of
the Telecommunications, the Iranian
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Government’s attention would he drawn
to the matter, and they might very
prohahly raise objections to the
Government of India exercising
international responsibility in respect
of the Company’s wireless stations
operated in Iranian territory in
connection v/ith the concession held by
''the Company from the Iranian Government.
/ K ^ tthh'iOMb*', Mr - Eftingt^n acme .-iUngly
suggested that the best plan would be
for the Government of India to reply
to the communication from Berne, saying
that the Indian call signs had been
allocated to these stations a long time
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ago, that the Government of India had at
one time had some responsibility in
connection with them, but that in the
present circumstances they had no
responsibility whatever, nor were they
in a position to give the necessary
technical information. They would
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call signs fowi both stations
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0* explained that in regard to
the MaidaUir-i-Naftun station, it v/ould
be unnecessary to take any further
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steps, as this station used only