63 STAT.] MULTILATERAL-TELECOMMUNICATIONS-OCT. 2 , 1947 (App. 11 RR) APPENDIX 11 Procedure in the Mobile Radiotelephone Service (See article 34) §1. The following procedure is given as an example for the transmission of a radiotelegram: 1. A calls: Hullo B, Hullo B, this is A, this is A, radiotelegram for you, radiotelegram for you, over. 2. B replies: Hullo A, Hullo A, this is B, this is B, send your radio- telegram, send your radiotelegram, over. 8. A replies: Hullo B, this is A, radiotelegram begins from number........ number of words ........ date...... time...... address ..... text...... signature...... ... ... transmission of radiotelegram ends, I repeat, radiotelegram begins from...... number..... num - ber of words...... date...... time...... address ...... text...... signature ..... radiotelegram ends, over. 4. B replies: Hullo A, this is B, your radiotelegram begins, from .... .. number...... number of words...... date ........ time........ address...... text........ signature ......, your radiotelegram ends, over. 5. A replies: Hullo B, this is A, correct, correct, switching off. 6. A then breaks the communication and both stations resume their normal watch. Note: At the beginning of a communication, the calling formula is spoken twice by both the calling station and the station called. It is spoken once only when oommunication has been established. 2083
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