Conference Series, Issues 13-18U.S. Government Printing Office, 1933 - Congresses and conventions |
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administrations Alaska allocation ARTICLE Atlin autres bridge British Columbia broadcasting Bureau de l'Union call signal Camp Canadian canyon Carcross Commissioners Committee communications Conference contracting governments d'une Dawson Dease Lake delegation détresse distress doit doivent east elevation être Fairbanks feet fixed frequency Gnat Creek gouvernements contractants Hazelton highway indicatif d'appel junction kc/s Klappan River l'article l'onde land station ment miles mobile service mobile station Nahlin River Nass Nass River National nomenclature ondes operating percent peut present présente Convention provisions Radio Regulations radiocommunications radiodiffusion radiotélégrammes radiotelegrams region Règlements Richardson Highway road route service mobile ship stations signaux Skeena River spruce station mobile station terrestre stations de navire Stikine River stream summit Tanana Tanzilla River telecommunication Telegraph Creek territoires Teslin Lake timber tion tourists traffic trail transmission transmit Tuya River Union United valley wave Whitehorse Yukon River Yukon Territory
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Page 271 - The name of my station is The approximate distance between our stations is ... nautical miles (or ... kilometers). The accounts for charges of my station are settled by the . . . private operating enterprise (or by the government administration of . . . .) I am going to ... and I come from . . . Your exact frequency (wave length) is ... kilocycles (or ... meters).
Page 168 - ... (2) Une station quelconque effectuant des émissions pour des essais, des réglages ou des expériences doit transmettre son indicatif d'appel ou, en cas de besoin, son nom, à de fréquents intervalles au cours de ces émissions.
Page 33 - Members and Associate Members reserve for themselves, for the private operating agencies recognized by them and for other agencies duly authorized to do so, the right to make special arrangements on telecommunication matters which do not concern Members and Associate Members in general. Such arrangements, however, shall not be in conflict with the terms of this Convention or of the Regulations annexed thereto, so far...
Page 183 - French pronunciation of the word "panne") ; it shall be transmitted before the call. 605 (3) The urgent signal shall indicate that the calling station has a very urgent message to transmit concerning the safety of a ship, an aircraft, or another vehicle, or concerning the safety of some person on board or sighted from on board.
Page 46 - Les Hautes Parties contractantes se réservent la faculté d'arrêter la transmission de tout télégramme privé qui paraîtrait dangereux pour la sécurité de l'Etat ou qui serait contraire aux lois du pays, à l'ordre public ou aux bonnes mœurs.
Page 133 - ARTICLE 12 279 §1. (1) The competent governments or administrations of countries, where a mobile station calls, may demand the production of the license. The operator of the mobile station or the person responsible for the station must submit to this verification. The license must be kept in such a way that it may be furnished without delay. However, the production of the license may be replaced by a permanent posting in the station, of a copy of the license certified by the authority which has...
Page 20 - Commission of five members to study on the spot and to report to the Council on any circumstance which, affecting international relations, threatens to disturb peace between China and Japan, or the good understanding between them, upon which peace depends.
Page 173 - As a general rule, a ship or aircraft at sea shall signal its position in latitude and longitude (Greenwich) using figures, for the degrees and minutes, accompanied by one of the words North or South and one of the words East or West.