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for Bahrain at the rate of Rials 13-50 per word. This is the
rate for other foreign countries.
r onri it -is reported from Lingeh that a hand of about
.30 armect:robbers surrounds, the ^^^e^awayf but they
treftic. so». G.nd.™= ».r« ^r^tSSy PlKrTtA. house of
made their escape to Bustan.n 9 wnei« 01 ^ f rials in
the local Qazi. They took g 00 ^ 0 ^ about 50 C 0 rials in
addition to coins and note worth another 20,000 rials.
fV c WAii SUPPhi-*-!^ .
Assembly o^ lorries ettded on June 3rd, after a birthday
present for His Majesty ox June 2nd f a i°p 7 ; eS 0 f ^e S S.
in one day. As^a ibly reccmraenced on the arri/a^- o 1 0
Henry L. Benning on June t-h, with lorries for e.S.S.R.
V. T RIBAL AMD POLITICAL .
fa) It is reported that Taimur Jamali (one of the Tangis-
tani chiefs) who handed o^eronlySriflesof ^e^6^n hi
possession, has been arrested by the
following chiefs are so far reported to have surrendered
er*: s o -
All Tn - ’ :,ani (Clahpiri)
jafn ^miaraki
Abo.' ... Husain Ambaraki
11 rifles.
4 rifles.
1 rifle.
Srim ( aSd t has bee^joined^rhirittitud^by Ghulam Razmi
iocll “thug) .^Iberhavl cartel'ouf a^a^of Khurmujj and
plundered^the Foodstuffs Department. The Militar^leader,
Sarhang Razmou, seems to oe^comple y ndallal" ( broker Often a local commercial agent in the Gulf who regularly performed duties of intelligence gathering and political representation. )
ah-ram a few days ago, and said that he had brought 200 rifles
f„d k®hdbd them over to th, midt.ty
^sCalo-L ! mp agn- ^Ad sah°that the force *as leaving for
Dashti very shortly. At the moment, however, they are still
&t Ah H ? M: Consul took the opportunity of aynief yisit to
QVi-? va 7 . to snea- 'o the Gox'ernor - General abou^ this unsatis
factory An East India Company trading post. ^state of affairs. The Governor Generax promised action
VI. PUBLIC R ELATIONS,.
Further film shows hive been given; but unrelieved news
reels tend to Djcome monutonous, and the only full length
film which the Public Relations Bureau have so far been abl-
to send to this area (Pimpernel Smith) has been shown to
- r^t^on point. The reed mg room grows in popularity.
Extension of the electric lighting to enable members to sit
out in the courtyard during the summer, is in hand.
VI. FOOD SUPPLIES^
tup harvest is reaped and threshed in most places.
The problem o?Iollec?iSn,"whether by the Foodstuffs Depart-
menu‘or by contractors, is engaging much attention; but the
nos it ion is not at present susceptible rfi of a report.
Prosoects of collection from the settled areas are good,
but che lack of military progress in Dashti and Tangistan
/ will....