54 STAT.] MULTILATERAL-TELECOMMUNICATION-APR. 8, 1938 5. Stations sending notices to navigators. (Names of the stations by countries with the necessary indications) (a) Radiomaritime service. (b) Aeronautical radio service. 6. Stations sending press messages addressedto all (CQ). (Name of the country -------- .- - -- - - _) (Name of the station with the necessary indications) 7. Stations sending medical notices. 8. Stations sending standardfrequency transmissions. 9. (Stations of other classes, if any). Volume IV. Nomenclature of Fixed Stations (Index to the Frequency List for Fixed Stations in Service) Alphabetical Index of Stations Arranged: (a) by stations Wave Station i Call signal frequency (wavelength) kc (m) 1 2 3 ' The identifying call signal of each frequency must be shown opposite that frequency. (b) by countries Station 1 Call signal I 2 Wave frequency (wavelength) kc (m) 3 4 ' The identifying call signal of each frequency must be shown opposite that frequency. Volume V. Nomenclature of BroadcastingStations PART A. ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF STATIONS part B page 3 1615 Remarks
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