مجموعة ٣٢/٣٥ "محطات لاسلكية في الخليج الفارسي: تخصيص إشارات النداء والتسجيل" [و‎‎١‎٧‎٤] (٤٥٢/٣٤٩)

anomalous that steps for such notification should be taken
through the Government of India. On the other hand, the
undesirability on political grounc.s of permitting u_ie
adhesion of the Rulers of the Persian aulf ^o interna/tional
conventions or of allowing them to comumcate direct v/itn
foreign powers or international bodies is generally
accepted. A notification cannot be made by Imperic.l
Airways and in all the circumstances the most satisfactory
course appears to be that it should be made through the
Government of India, as in the similar case of the Gwadur
wireless station (see correspondence ending with the
letter from the Industries and Labour Department of 26th
May,1932, No.W.l). The Secretary of State trusts that
having regard to the special circumstances they will see
no objection to takingfche necessary steps. In anticipation
of their concurrence he is taking steps to obtain from tne
Air Ministry, for transmission to them as soon as possible,
precise details of the entries to be made under the various
columns in the International List of Fixed and Land
Stations and he will be glad to receive a copy of any
communication addressed by the Government of India on the
subject to the International Bureau.
4. Copies of this letter are being sent to the
Political Resident in the Persian Gulf.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
(Sd.) J. C. WALTON.