مجموعة ٣٢/٣٥ "محطات لاسلكية في الخليج الفارسي: تخصيص إشارات النداء والتسجيل" [ظ‎‎١‎١‎٨] (٤٥٢/٢٣٧)

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Kingdom as the power responsible for the
conduct of their political relations or by the
Government of India as the Government
directly concerned with the local
political administration of these areas.
Your letter of the 26th June set out
various arguments in favour of the
former alternative to which the
Secretary of State has given his
consideration, but apart from circumstances
special to the present case, he has
decided that it 4 s undesirable that
either the present or other W.T. stations
which may be established in the tribal
areas of the Gulf, should be dependent
on any authority other than that which
is responsible for the immediate control
of their affairs, and which already
exercises many of the functions of
Government in connection with Post
Offices established in this area. The
connection of the Indian administration
with this area has of course become
even closer during recent months, as
the result of transfer to the India
Office of the functions previously
performed by theColonial Office in
regard to the Persian Gulf, and the
primary responsibility for the
administration and for the conduct of
the political affairs of the Gulf
Sheikhdoms is now concentrated in the
India. Unless, therefore, the