Abstract: In a mobile communication system, a gateway is connected to a connectionless data network for receiving a series of packets of same destination. A number of routers are connected to the gateway and a number of wireless access networks are connected respectively to the routers for establishing wireless links with mobile stations. The gateway is arranged to transmit a request message to all of the routers in response to receipt of the packet of first arrival from the data network to request a search for a mobile station specified by the packet. Each of the routers includes a memory for storing location data of mobile stations. Each router makes a search through its own memory in response to the request message, and responds with a reply message to receive the packets of first and second arrival from the gateway if the specified mobile station is found in the memory, and routes the received packets via the corresponding wireless access network to the mobile station.

Abstract: A common resource assigning method is used for a mobile communication system constituted by a plurality of radio base stations and a center station connected to the radio base stations and having a plurality of speech processing mechanisms. In this method, speech frame groups are set by grouping speech frames having different phases on radio interfaces. The speech processing mechanisms are related with the set frame groups. Speech channels are formed by using the speech frame groups in the radio base stations and the specific speech processing mechanisms related thereto.

Abstract: Threading apparatus in a rotary printing press for threading the web through the turning bar. An endless double threading belt is provided along the path of the web through the turning bar. The double threading belt comprises two belts engaged with each other. The web is slit lengthwise into a wider web and narrower web by a slitter located before the turning bar. A side edge of the wider web is nipped in the double threading belt and pulled through the turning bar by the double threading belt during the threading operation so that threading of the wider web through the turning bar is accomplished. After threading the wider web is cut free from the double threading belt. After completion of threading the following full web is cut into equal widths by a slitter. The double threading belt is separated into two belts after threading so that the nipped side edge is removed from the this belt.