"ملف ٩/٢ البروباجاندا المناهضة لبريطانيا" [و‎‎٨‎٤] (٧٤٨/١٧٢)

AflflAHAR (Pii Q UQV 3 jIiit.\iMMT) a
4ji 4 y X938 ?
KU#aiT OIL COMPANY HJ»I 3 ES TO EMPLOY * IflAOXS,
It is learned tliat the Kuweit oil company has refused to
employ ’Iraqis, and those of them that are now in her service
dill soon he dismissed,next week#
A BRITISH ffLJSET IN THE PERSIAN GULF.
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It is understood that a BritL sh Fleet has anchored in th
,ie Persian-Gulf and that its units were distributed on various
coastal points of the gulf t , Bahrain has been adopted as a Britis
British Naval base and has been supplied with all war materials*
An Aircraft carrier is expected to reach the gulf shortly. - mo ^
one knows the object of this naval visit#
amhas ipajh Arab Attn Atm aaitisH) .
3^4,1938.
ku«mt Piu^iiiPiLLxTY ^j) c^p-TAiiit na (talmy,
one Of the local papers had Mentioned recently that Captain
?n r^U;f^ S0r -i 0 - KU ;^ it Prinai Pal^y. #ad arrived in Basra
to represent Kuweit in the opening ceremony of Basra Air-Port.
Til ?. f? ct n 1S! » howe y er » Captain de Gaury is the British Peliii
political Agent in Kuweit and had come for his own private
business. The shaikh of Kuweit has no adviser but rules solely
i e paper has also been told that Colonel Fowle’s Journey to ?
London has nothing to do with the alleged establishment of new
relations between Kuweit and 'Iraq#