"١/١ المجلد II العلاقات الكويتية السعودية" [و‎‎٢‎٥‎١] (٥٣٤/٥١٠)

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nnder-PeereteTy o- 3f.t« for Wnaroe. Wh,r of
'Abdul iPh Huln-rmnn, q.T. nnd h*» sorted und«r hln. cted for
Mb as T)ire c^or-Genawl of TTinaroe during hip ralegatlor, to
Ha " 8 t0, * ,rd8 the w '’ of 19 3J- ’»3 appointed « a kll or Under
secretary when ’Abdullah wae wde Wa*lrir full Mlnieter In
August 193P. Hap been employed on tal»Plone In ’Aair, notably
In Hovember 193?, when he me aent -i+v, Khall^-nl-CjBr^m tf>
inveetlap *e the differences between the Idrlsl and Xbn Sa’ud’s
Oowernor. They were too late to reach the spot before the
Idrlsl went Into open revolt, but have since been s'andlnp by
in f Asir.
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5 ' 6 - ffhalld A1 -Ho If in
A Syrian or 'talestlnian, eeld to h sve served as an
enp-lne-’r officer In the ''• ur i t lsh army. Has been mentioned
several times since 1996 as an Intermediary for the purchase
of arms, etc., bv I hr Ba’ud in Europe, acMny apparently as
a "r rchart, though he has else been In the King’s official
employment. His dealings in respect of ams appear to have
been with German firms, perhaps with Italy and with ?oland,
where Tbn - a ' ud placed a very large order In 193C. Reported
in Au >' nia I IR'' 57 to have been dlamissed, from who* post is not
clear, but accompanied »r, Uamlujl In Julv 19 Pn to tate pert
lr fh Btl1 l conference at Hal ft. on the Hejaa Hallway.
Jrf)st heard of t s being In Haift in the Ba’udl intet-est in
connection with the proee .Ungs of the tVeparetory Committee of
he proposed Arab Congres -. Appears to be In with Kamil al
.assab and other exponents of the idea that Ibn Sa* U d should
dominate the congress, even 1” It is held In Bagdad. Brother
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