"ملف 8/15 سلسلة الجزيرة العربية - ١٩٣٣-١٩٣٩" [و‎‎١‎٨‎٤] (٤٣٤/٣٦٧)

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Fait le 25 avril 1936, correspondant au 3 safar 1355 de Fhegire.
(L.S.) R. MAIGRET.
(L.S.) MOHAMMED RAGHER-BEN-RAFIQ,.
Art. 2. Le Ministre des Affaires etrangeres est charge de Fexecution du
present decret.
Fait a Paris, le 19 avril 1937.
ALBERT LEBRUN.
Par le President de la Republique :
Le Ministre des Affaires etrangeres,
Yvon Delbos.
(44)
Enclosure in Air Mail letter No. 36, dated the 4th September 1937, from
Secretary, Political and Secret Department, India Office.
Memorandum from Colonial Office, to India Office, No. 78125/37
(P. Z. 5776/37), dated the 31st August 1937!
Reference to previous correspondence :
LetterYrom the Foreign Office of the 24th August 1937, No. E. 4835/
3 / / 91«
Transmitted by direction of the Secretary of State for the Colonies :
Fr. Aden Telegram 14, dated the 26th August 1937.
A copy has also been sent to the F. O., Admy., W. 0., A. M Treasury
and C.T.D. J
Enclosure to Serial No. (44).
Paraphrase telegram from the Governor, Aden, to the Secretary of
State for the Colonies, No. 14, dated the 26th August 1937
(received 5-14 p.m., 26th August.
An Italian Mission to the Yemen headed by General Jacob Gasparii i
arrived at Hodeidah on the way to Sanaa on the 22nd August.
(44-A)
Received on 4th September 1937 with Political Secretary's letter No. 33 dated
the 19th August 1937.
Letter from Foreign Office, to India Office, No. E. 4673/580/25 (P. Z,
5403/37), dated the 14th August 1937.
With reference to the letter from this department of the 10th July (E
3363/580/25) enclosing copies of the Jedda Monthly Report for May, I am
directed by Viscount Halifax to state that he is considering the desirability
of discontinuing the practice of printing and distributing these reports as
from the end of the current year, unless there is any desire on the part of the
departments at present in receipt of copies that distribution should con
tinue.
2. All information of importance contained in these reports is in any
case reported separately and earlier, by despatch and copies of any such
despatches are sent to the departments interested. There would accord-
ingly seem to Lord Halifax to be little advantage in continuing the distribu
tion of this information a second time in the form of a monthly report which
is compiled by His Majesty’s Legation primarily for their own record, in a
form which is not always entirely convenient for wider distribution.