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iit about 9.30. ^.M. the customs Officer on dutv
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at the aitrn Pier phoned to me^passengers hafl landed
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from the tanker ^iMEl^IIRSCO, anoHored et isitra, but hec
could not srive anjr more detail as to who were the
passengers.
I immediately went to the yitra Pier, but being
unable to find them there, I went to the New Canrn,
from where I founf^-.he names of the underment.T onefl
employees of the BA^C0 #
Mr. D. Spencer Lee , k
Mr. G.E. Reeve ^ . y •
Mr. Am "^U-nmillo-r.
My records shows that these persons are Brita sh
subjects, but their passports hav^ not been brought in
yet.
Landing of pess^ngers are strictly fo^b^'dden at
any other place than the Customs Pier Manamah, and on
more tban orv*/occasion the BAPCO,' were
refused permission to "land their employees at sitre ,
vicJe, Adviser's letter to the p.A., fagged Tt A»%
Tn the aboir« circumstances I submit that the
P.A , s attention maj'' kindljr be draTvn to this irrigularity
on the part of the BAPCO,
Submitted,