مجموعة ٥٢/٣٠(١) "الخليج الفارسي، يوميات: أخبار البحرين والملخصات الاستخباراتية عنها" [و‎‎٦‎٦] (١٠٧٧/١٣٣)

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November 1939.
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(i) T.V. n Aase IfrdTSPJ Tr “t’ncrnish) arrived here on
the 1st and left on the 2nd November 1939 with a cargo
of 6570 tons of Fuel Oil and 2646 tons of Diesel Oil.
(ii) S.S. "Khuzistan” (British) arrived here on
the 1st and left on the 3rd November 1939 with 429
empties, after discharging 3550 packages for Bahrain
and 4022 packages for-transhipment to the mainland,
(iii) T.V. "Arena" (Norwegian) arrived here on the
3rd and left on the 4th November 1939 with a cargo of
1940 tons of Gasoline and 7070 tons of Kerosene.
(iv) T.V. "Uniwleco" (South Africa) arrived here
on the 6th and left on the 7th November 1959 with a
cargo of 8323 tons of Fuel Oil.
(v) T.V. "Ketty Brovig" (Norwegian) arrived here
on the 9th and left on the 10th November 1939 with a
cargo of 9951 tons of Diesel Oil.
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(vi) T.V. M El Segundo" (Panama) arrived here on
the 10th and left on the 11th November 1939 with a
cargo of 2080 tons of Fuel Oil and 1648 tons of Diesel
Oil.
(vii) S.S. "Akagisan Maru" (Japanese) arrived here
on the 10th and left on the 11th November 1939 after
discharging 7296 packages for Bahrain and 1356 packages
for transhipment to the mainland.
(viii) T.V. "Eidanger" (Norwegian) arrived here on
the 12th and left on the 14th November 1939 with a
cargo of 6190 tons of Gasoline White, 5780 tons of Base
Stock Gasoline, 956 tons of Super Power Kerosene and
1106 tons of Diesel Oil.
116. Movements of British Officials
Reference paragraph 109 of my Intelligence
Summary No. 20 of 1939.
The Honourable Lieutenant-Colonel C.G. Prior,
C.I.E., Political Resident in the Persian Gulf, passed
through Bahrain on the 2nd November 1939 on his way-
back to Kuwait ftom New Delhi.
117. Local Affairs
(i) Reference paragraph 84 (ii) of my Intelligence
Summary No. 13 of 1938.
Dr. Davenport Jones resigned his appointment
as State Medical Officer and left on the 6th November
1939 to join the Royal Army Medical Corps in Egypt.
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