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^Interestingly enough, the Arabian Mission never had
more than forty full-time missionaries in the field at one
time, even in the busiest part of the 1940’s and 1950’s.

46james Cantine, "Baghdad, 1921," in Neglected Arabia,
no. 117, April-June, 1921, pp. 15-17.

4?Dr. Louis P. Dame, "Touring Inland Arabia,"in Neglected
Arabia, no. 130, July-September, 1925, pp. 3-6. -

48c.S.G. Mylrea, "The Thin Edge of the Wedge," in Neg­
§ lected Arabia, no. 92, January-March, 1915* pp. 17-22,

49
Mylrea, op. cit.. pp, 72-73,

5°Ibld.. p, 74,

5%ason and Barhy, op, cit.,, pp, 199-200.

92
Mylrea, op. cit., p. 92.
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^Ibid.. pp. 89-96 and Mylrea, "The Enemy at the Gates,"
in Neglected Arabia, no, 117, April-June, 1921, pp. 3-7.

54p.j, Barny, ed., Annual Report of the Arabian Mission
for 1933, in Neglected Arabia, no. 168, April-June, 1934, p. 3.

^These students were distributed as follows: Basrah.
Boys’ School of High Hopej286), Ashar Girls' School (90),
School (90),
Bahrain Boys' School (151), Bahrain Girls’ School (ill),
Kuwait Boys' School (28). Annual Report of the Arabian Mis­
sion for 1932, in Neglected Arabia, no. 164, January-June,
1933, pp. 9-11.

John Van Ess in the Annual Report of the Arabian
Mission for 1930-1931, in Neglected Arabia, no. 161, April-
June 1932, p. 10.

5?John yan Ess, "After Twenty Tears - an Appraisal,"
in Negiected Arabia, no. 162, July-Septeraber, 1932, pp. 3-7.

5®James D. Belgrave in a letter to Captain C.G. Prior,
da.ted Bahrain, 22. December, 1929. India Office Library of
Records, London, Correspondence Pile R/15/2/1/32.

■^Zahra Ereeth, Kuwait Was Mv Home (London, 1956),
Chapter VII, "The American Mi3sion.n

^Eleanor Calverley, "The Arab Woman and the Lady
Physician," in Neglected Arabia, no.'126, July-September,
1923, P. 3.

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