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2.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
GENERAL POST OFFICE,
LONDON, E.C.1.
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transmitting stations involves lengthy and troublesome
procedure. In some Colonial Ordinances provision is
made to the effect that no person (without a licence)
shall offer for sale, sell or have in his possession
with a view to sale, wireless telegraphy apparatus and
material.
Provision has also been made to the effect
that any person who is in possession of wireless telegraphy
apparatus capable of transmitting or receiving wireless
signals shall be deemed, until the contrary is proved,
to have worked the same. Similar provisions might be
suitable at Hong Kong.
5. As regards interference with radio reception, the
position in this country is somewhat difficult; and
Parliamentary sanction would have been sought for a clause
in somewhat the following terms if the Wireless Telegraphy
and Signalling Bill of 1925 had not been withdrawn owing
to pressure on Parliamentary time:-
"A person whether holding a licence granted by the
"Postmaster General or not shall not radiate
electro-