International Amateur Radio Union

International Amateur Radio Union, Union Internationale des Amateurs de T. S. F., The International Amateur Radio Union, Union Internationale des Amateurs de Télégraphie sans Fil

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Founded: 17/4/1925
Sources: HB 1925, HB 1929, HB 1936

Officers

un Comité exécutif composé de cinq membres, un Comité de direction, composé du Comité exécutif et du président national de chaque section. (HB 1925) An Executive Committee, consisting of five officers; a Board of Directors, consisting of the Executive Committee and the national President of each section. (HB 1929)

George W. Bailey Vice President 1938
Frank D. Bell Counsellor 1925-1929
Gerald Marcuse Vice President 1925-1936
Hiram Percey Maxim President 1925-1938
Jean G. Mezger Counsellor 1925-1929
Charles H. Stewart Vice President 1936-1938
Kenneth B. Warner Secretary-Treasurer (Secretary) 1925-1936 / Secretary 1938
Dr. Eugene C. Woodruff President 1938

Seats

Members in these countries

Des sections sont en voie de formation dans les pays suivants: Argentine, Australie, Autriche, Costa-Rica, Cuba, République Dominicaine, Italie, Islande, Mexique, Nouvelle-Zélande, Norvège, Roumanie, Salvador, Suède, Tchécoslovaquie, Terre-Neuve, Uruguay et Union des Républiques socialistes soviétistes. (HB of 1925). Sections in the following countries: Sections of the Union exist in Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and United States of America. Sections are in process of formation in : Argentina, Australia, Austria, Costa Rica, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Iceland, Italy, Mexico, Newfoundland, New Zealand, Norway, Roumania, Salvador, San Domingo, Sweden, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and Uruguay. (HB 1929) American Radio Relay League; Associazione Radiotécnica italiana; Canadian Section, A. R. R. L. ; Ceskoslovensti Amateri Vysilaci; Deutscher Amateur Sende- und- Empfangsdienst; Experimenterende Danske Radioamatörer; Irish Radio Transmitters Society; Japanese Amateur Radio League; Liga colombiana de Radio Aficionados; Liga Mexicana de Radio Experimentadores; Nederlandsche Vereeniging voor International Radioamateurisme; Nederlandsch-Indische Vereeniging voor International Radioamateurisme; New Zealand association of Radio Transmitters; Norsk Radio Relae Liga; Polski Zwiasek Krotko-falowcow; Radio Society of Great Britain; Rede dos Emissores Portugueses; Réseau belge; Réseau des émetteurs français; South African Radio Relay League; Suomen Radioamatööörilitto r. y.; Sveriges Sändareamatörer; Union de Radioemisores Espanoles; Union Schweiz, Kurzwellen Amateure; Wireless Institute of Australia. (HB 1936) The following societies form part of the Union: American Radio Relay League, Associazione Radiotecnica Italiana, Canadian Section A.R.RX., Ceskoslovensti Amateri Vysilaci, Deutscher Amateur Sende-und-Empfangs Dienst, Experimenterende Danske Radio-amatorer, Irish Radio Transmitters society, Japanese Amateur Radio League, Liga Colombiana de Radio Aficionados, Liga Mexicana de Radio Experimentadores, Magyar Rovidhullamu Amat6r6k Orszagos Egyesiilete, Nederlandsche Vereeniging Voor Internationaal Radioamateurisme, Nederlandsch-Indische Vereeniging Voor Internationaal Radioamateurisme, New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters, Norsk Radio Relae Liga, Oesterreichischer Versuchssenderverband, Polski Zwiasek Krotko- falowcow, Radio Club Venezolano, Radio Society of Great Britain, Rede dos Emissores Portugueses, Reseau Beige, Reseau des Emetteurs Francais, South African Radio Relay League, Suomen Radioamat66riliitto r.y., Sveriges Sandareamatorer, Union de Radio-emisores Espanoles, Radio Club Venezolano, Union Schweiz Kurzwellen Amateure, Wireless Institute of Australia. (HB 1938)
Argentina (1925-1938) , Australia (since 1925) , Austria (since 1925) , Belgium (1925-1938) , Brazil (1925-1938) , Canada (since 1925) , Colombia (since 1938) , Costa Rica (1925-1938) , Cuba (1925-1938) , Czechoslovakia (since 1925) , Denmark (since 1938) , Dominican Republic (1925-1938) , El Salvador (1925-1938) , France (since 1925) , Germany (since 1925) , Hungary (since 1938) , Iceland (since 1925) , Ireland (since 1938) , Italy (since 1925) , Japan (since 1938) , Mexico (since 1925) , Netherlands (since 1925) , New Zealand (since 1925) , Newfoundland and Labrador (1925-1938) , Norway (since 1925) , Poland (since 1938) , Portugal (since 1938) , Romania (1925-1938) , South Africa (since 1938) , Spain (since 1925) , Sweden (since 1925) , Switzerland (since 1925) , Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (1925-1936) , United Kingdom (since 1925) , United States of America (1925-1938) , Uruguay (1925-1938) , Venezuela (since 1938) ,

Object

encourager et coordonner les communications par T.S.F. (émission et réception)entre les amateurs de T.S.F. des divers pays du monde; travailler au progrès de la T.S.F.; représenter les intérêts des amateurs de T.S.F. dans les conférences sur l'échange de communications internationales; encourager la fraternité internationale. (HB 1925) To promote and co-ordinate two-way radio communication between radio amateurs of the various countries of the world. (HB 1929) The promotion and co-ordination of two-way radio communication between the amateurs of the various countries of the world; the effecting of co-operative agreements between the national amateur radio societies of the various countries of the world on matters of common welfare, the advancement of the radio art; the representation of two-way amateur radio communication interests in international communication conferences ; the encouragement of international fraternalism; and the promotion of such additional activities as may be allied thereto. (HB 1938)

Finances

ressources: cotisations des membres, exclusivement; la cotisation est de un dollar par an. (HB 1925) Receipts from membership dues only; annual subscription, $1. (HB 1929) Les travaux de l'Union sont financés par le siège central de l'Union. (HB 1936) The Union operates without capital funds, its expenses being defrayed by the elected headquarters1 society (the American Radio Relay League). (HB 1938)

Publications

Publication de règlements coopératifs pour les communications internationales entre amateurs de T.S.F.; organisation d'essais et de relais internationaux. Organe officiel: "QST", publié à Hartford, Connecticut. Q. S. T., publié à 38, La Salle Road, West Hartford, Conn., Etats-Unis d'Amérique. Autres publications donnant des renseignements sur l'organisation : Calendrier semi-annuel de l'Union, organe servant à la conduite des affaires de l'Union et qui n'est envoyé qu'aux comités des sociétés adhérentes. (HB 1936) The magazine QST, published by the American Radio Relay League. The business of the Union is transacted by means of a semi-annual Calendar, distributed only to officers of member-societies. An account of the origin and activities the Union appears in the book, " Two Hundred Meters and Down " by Clinton B. De Soto. (HB 1938)

Activities

Publication of co-operative regulations for international amateur radio communication : arrangement of international tests and relays. (HB 1929) Réalisation d'accords de coopération entre les sociétés nationales d'amateurs de T. S. F. des divers pays du monde sur des questions d'intérêt commun; développement de l'art radiophonique ; représentation des intérêts des communications internationales (émission et réception) entre amateurs de T. S. F. auprès des conférences internationales des communications; encouragement de la fraternité internationale. (HB 1936) The Union provides a means for general agreement and concerted action amongst member-societies in questions affecting amateur radio and arranges for representation at international conferences, etc., on radio matters. (HB 1938)