مجموعة ٢٩/٣٥ "الخليج الفارسي: مسألة الدفع للسلطان نظير مرافق التلغراف في مسقط" [و‎‎٧‎١] (٣٣٧/١٤١)

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Dear Sir,
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26th August, 194 0. ^ ^tU c ^f X
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Further to our telephone conversation of today, w
are enclosing herewith a copy of a telegram received
from the British Consulate, Muscat. This is only
one of many requests we have had for immediate shipment
of these Transmitters.
We have been in touch with the Post Office for
permission to test these on a non-radiating aerial, but
although our application vjas made as far back as the 26th
June, we have not yet been given permission to carry out
this test.
We are also awaiting permission to purchase the
seven crystals required for the$e Transmitters.
Apart from the urgency of the Muscat Consul T s request,
we would point out that we have only one engineer left
on the staff who is carrying out this work, and he is
likely to be called up at any moment. This would place
us in an almost impossible position, and we trust that you
will do everything you can to facilitate this permit
immediately.
Thanking you in anticipation.
We are,
RECn. POL.D£Pt ] Yours faithfully,
P.P-
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