63 STAT.] MULTILATERAL-TELECOAIMMUNICATI()NS-OCT. 2, 1947 (Chapter 11I, art. 5 RR) Frequency Band and (Bandwidth) Mc/s 8-100 (12) 100--108 (8) lo-- 108-11i (10) Allocation to Services World-Wide Ti) 7a) 74) 7?) 76) 77) 78) Broad- casting Aero- nautical radio- navigation 118 -132 Aero- 114) naui<c:il aIl 31 .. 1. .. I Regional Region I Region 2 Region 3 Mobile except aero- '5) nautical "' mobile (R) 79) Broad- casting Broad- casting 76) 80) S19 :' In China, the band 88-108 Mc/s is allocated for the broadcasting and fixed services. 190 "' In l'rance, India and the United Kingdom, the meteorological aids ser- vi-.c nway JF- o(,;erated i thie band 94*-.-95 Msjc/s. 191 " In the United Kingdom, the fixed and land mobile services may be operated in the band 95-100 Mc/s. 192 In India, the band 95-97-5 Mc/s is allocated for the fixed and mobile services. 193 "' In the Union of South Africa, the territory under mandate of South- west Africa, Northern Rhodesia and Southern Rhodesia, the band 100-108 Mc/s i. allocated for the broadcasting service and the bands 132-144 Mc/s and 146-174 Mc/s for the fixed and mobile services. 194 "' In Australia, the band 100-108 Mc/s is allocated for the aeronautical mobile (OR) service until reouired for the broadcasting service and in New Zealand it is allocated for the broadcasting and mobile services. 195 "' The frequency 121-5 Mc/s is the aeronautical emergency frequency in this band. 1677 (189-195)
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