"١٥/٣ المجلد I XV - ١/ب الزائرون المشتبه بهم وغير المرغوب بهم سليمان الباروني النفوسي وأقاربه يناير ١٩٢٣ - يونيو ١٩٤٠." [و‎‎١‎٨‎١] (٤٢٠/٣٧٢)

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frolitloal Agency « H.B.M'e ConsulateA ^
^aacati the 28th February 1940*
From
Captain TaHicklnbothain, O.B*K*,
Political Agent & HeBeM 1 d Consul,
Muscat.
The Kon’ble the Political Hoeident
in the Persian Gulf,
CaTip Bahrain.
Subject J- Suleiman al Baruni al liafusl *
Sir,
I have the honour to state that His Highness the
Sultan has asked if a visa for India can be granted to
Suleiman Paeha al Baruni. It seems that he is suffering from
eye trouble and wishes to consult an occulist in Bombay, the
Sultan has suggested that if the grant of a visa is sanctioned
Baruni should not be infomed until the dultan hiiaself leaves
for India to consult an occulist. The Sultan hopes to leave
for India shortly after his return from Dhofar, as the local
medical diagnosis of trachoma in the left eye has alarmed him
and I have advised him to obtain expert specialist opinion
without delay. The Sultan considers that if Baruni
accompanies him he will be able ; to a certain extent,to keep
him under observation. I suggest that X be permitted to
grant a visa and that in accordance with the sultan’s wishes
Baruni is not informed until the Sultan himself considers
desirable. I shall be grateful for instructions by