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Václav Bubenik, Brno ->
He was with the Postal and Telegraph Office.

János Friedrich, Budapest ->
is with the Telephone and Radio Stock Company since 1926.

Gordon Gordon-Smith, Washington D.C. ->
is Berlin and Paris correspondent of Reuters Telegraphic Agency.

Gustav Jallajas, Tallinn ->
Since 1926 he is in postal-telegraph service. In 1914 he was first controller in the Turkestan Control Department and in 1918 he became Director of the Department of Works at the State's Control Office of the Turkestan Republic. Since 1920 he is Chief Engineer and Vice-General-Director of Posts and Telegraphs of Estonia and is the author of the instructions: "Richtlinien zur Betriebsregelung der Generalpostdirektion in Estland", 1933.

John Parsons, Bucharest ->
served in Cuba, Spain and Rumania with International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation.

Mihal Sherko, Tirana ->
is the founder of the Albanian Telegraphic Agency.

Otokar Cila, Nová Paka ->
made drafts for the postage stamps which had been in use by the Czechoslovak Legions in Russia.

Tytus Jarzyna, Craców ->
has been a clerk in the post-office since 1907; and a Director of the Post-Office in Craców since 1932.

Jiri Karásek ze Lvovic, Prague ->
began as a clerk with the post office; then became director with the Ministry of Post at Prague. He is the founder of the Post-Museum at Prague and has worked as a poet since 1892.