مجموعة ٢٩/ ١١٠ "الوكالة القنصلية في بندر لنجة: وتعيين المسؤول عن المحطة اللاسلكية في جاسك" [ظ‎‎٦‎٣] (١٤٣/١٢٧)

that so far as X knew Bushire Jask and (? Lingah)
were quite uncontrolled. Position in Bushire has
now been rectified and I suggested in my telegram
November. 4th to you that the Royal Air
Force should take over Jask and Lingula.
2* . Now that Persians hare admitted our censor ship I
at Bushiro we are faced with the curious anomaly [c^^? K
that whereas station under our nose is new
controlled, two stations in important but ickmz.
inaccessible areas are subject to no restraint. Rogers ^ •^ Lr
establiqhed the fact that rask was working despite r*’
impression to the contrary gainecC by Royal Air
Force W/T party then actually working there. Ling ah r i. ^Juj
is scarcely less potentially dangerous, and I am r • ' .a
iiof'ormed that monitoring of these stations .would be ^ m
yery difficult. -*•' v ‘
3o I strongly recommend that Royal Air Force or
ether agency should take over both these stations
(while admitting limited civilian traffic) without •
waiting for evidence of enemy activity, by which
time the harm will have been done, and if this is not
practicable local censorship should be imposed.
Persian Government apparently made no difficulty
over admitting censorship at Bushire and their
instructions to local staff (which have been
intercepted) show no lack of desire to co-operate.
To wait three months while P.A.I.O. reconnaissance
party makes investigations appears most unwise.