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(iii) Reference paragraph 89(1) of my Intelligence Sum
mary No. 12 of 1941 <>
Captain Ac C. Stewart f Secretary to the Hon 5 hie
the Political Resident in the Persian Gulf left Bahrain
Bushire on the 7th July 1941. by boat,
^ iv 2 Reference pp.ragrapn 89(1) of my Intelligence Sum-
mary No.12 of 1941.
”; ie _Hon r ble Lieutenant Colonel C.G c Prior.
Political Resident in the Persian Gulf, left for'Brashire
1 on ^ nQ 194^. by the S*S«, Bamaraaccompanied
by his staff. ^
(v) Reference paragraph 85(ii) of my Intelligence
Summary No,7 of 1941*
n , °^ptain Jo B* Howes. MoB.E-.. Publicity Officer.
Bahrain, returned from India by air on the. I3th July/
95 e Eo cal Af fairs.
. (± ^ is reported that about 30C American bomber
aircraft purchased by the Iranian Government arrived
recently at Bandar Shahpur and that 12 American aircraft
mechanics will arrive in Iran shortly in order to assem-
Dxe these aeroplanes.
n on lancing the accounts of the Nadi
el Mukhtalat el Riyadh! Club, it was discovered that only
annas was left out of RsoSOOO/-. with which
gie cxu^ smarted last year. The members appealed for
funds to Shaikh Abdullah bin -Isa and Shaikh Salman bin
Hamaa who contributed Rs. 100/- each. Kernel el Mihza\
tne President of this Club has resigned and another maA
bdur Rahman Abdul Ghafar ; „ a clerk in the Adviser^te. was
appointed in his place. (Reference paragraph 59 (v;
of my Intelligence Summary No.7/ "
(liiy It is reported that a local Jew named Khedouri
Sayegh is xxkely to fixe a suit against Yusuf Kanoc for
Rs. 19,600/-.
Civ) Persian cigar/ettes are gaining in popularity as
jhey are cheaper than British and American cigarettes.
During the pas u 12 months about 30 cases of Persian cigar
ettes have been imported*
, . has been a sharp rise in the prices of certain
Kinas^oi Japanese cloth as a result of uncertainty as to
Japan s attitude towards the Russo-German war.
+ f,ollowin S was seen in censorship in a letter
'..ated ohe 30tn June from a person whose signature was
unintelligible at Amara, Iraq, to one Barkat Ghoomi. sil
versmith in Bahrain s- ' }
,r Abduj. Shaikh bin Khudhayii* has been imprisoned
ior two years on a charge of committing espionage in the
interests of the British 1 /
Cvii) On the evening of the 3rd July the Police combed
Manamn and apprehended more than 150 Persians who were
suspected oi caving entered Bahrain without visas.
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