'الملف 8/11 صحف محظورة ومقالات صحفية تحريضية' [و‎‎١‎٢‎٦] (٢٦٠/٢٥١)

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Tran»iatlon of an artiolo tlmt appeared in tilt m aL)3H0UHaH m
of Cairo,u)at«d # 'i/tidnctBfAHy all r 134W 0 («>rcl Deer 1950,/
On the lotii of iSovomber of the curront year a party was
given in honour of th* arrival in Baiirein of tne 3riti»ii
Political Keeident in txio ^oraian tiulf ,Col.3i30oo e by the
Bahrein Oovernmeot.The Sliaikii^,the princes and the nobility
attended xhe gathering in anawer to the aovernment request.
The teachers and the atudonta of the trovernraent schools attended
it too.it is strange that the Uovarnnent asicsd the heads of the
Schools to encourage the siudonts to cheer the Jtolitical hesidert^
who shouted "Long live Gol.Bisooe'* .'Jfiiey thereby aiiasd at the
destruction of the patriotic feelings of the students that lie
irabued in their young minds»feelin^a acquired froxa the correct
irietnod of instruction,and acquired during yet^rs of such study,
and to plant in its place the love of the ^n^lish.In this
connection je have to waiition tiiat laot year when the kiiig of
the Arabs. iimoi Abdul Azia bin Jaud /ijited Baiirain, nsither the
oiitical Agent nor the Muotashaar would ueet hira.v/iiereaii the
sons of wy dear country ^xLiruxn) go and welcorae a foreigner
on hie arrival. a*Ke up # i»iy raun # from your sleep and be it known
to ou that the teachers who were brought by the Naadir al-
Maaraf said that thoy liuvu comu to Bahrein to aerve an Arab
country.Tnis was nothing but a nere pretension.Taere was no stuff
in what they said.Cienerouu readers.you can judge this froia
what they said and how taey acted."