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archives of the British Government, and a copy of which shall be transmitted to each of the Parties.

For Germany and the German Protectorates:

B. KOEHLER

O. WACHENFELD

Dr. KARL STRECKER

SCHRADER

GOETSCH

DR. EMIL KRAUSS

FIELITZ

For the United States and the possessions of the United States:

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For Egypt:

J. S. LIDDELL

For Spain and the Spanish Colonies:

JACOBO GARCIA ROURE

JUAN DE CARRANZA Y GARRIDO
JACINTO LABRADOR

ANTONIO NIETO

TOMÁS FERNANDEZ QUINTANA

JAIME JANER ROBINSON

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For Great Britain and the various British Colonies and Protectorates:

H. BABINGTON SMITH

E. W. FARNALL

E. CHARLTON

G. M. W. MACDONOGH.

For Union of South Africa:

RICHARD SOLOMON.

For Australian Federation:

CHARLES BRIGHT.

For Canada:

G. J. DESBARATS.

For British India:

H. A. KIRK
DEMPSTER.

For New Zealand:

C. WRAY PALLISER.

For Greece:

C. DOSIOS

For Italy and the Italian Colonies:

PROF. A. BATTELLI

For Japan and for Chosen, Formosa, Japanese Sakhalin, and the leased territory of Kwantung:

For Morocco:

TETSUJIRO SAKANO

KENJI IDE

RIUJI NAKAYAMA

SEIICHI KUROSE

MOHAMMED EL Kabadj
U. ASENSIO

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Abbreviation.

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List of Abbreviations to be used in Radio Communications.

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List of Abbreviations to be used in Radio Communications-Continued.

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Public correspondence is any radio work, official or private, handled on commercial wave lengths.

When an abbreviation is followed by a mark of interrogation, it : refers to the question indicated for that abbreviation.

EXAMPLES.

A

Stations.

QRA?

BQRA Campania

A QRG?

B QRG Cunard Q R Z

What is the name of your station?

This is the Campania.

To what line do you belong?

I belong to the Cunard Line. Your signals are weak.

Station A then increases the power of its transmitter and sends:

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