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        Representatives to take part in making the Labour I.av/.
        It lu worth saying that Bahrain Id the flrot state
        amongst the Arab countries where Labour Representatives

        aro  allowed to take part in making the I.ubouV Law which
        is a precious girt.
              Due to our blessed movement the Government of Bahrain
        established a Public Relations Office.      The task of this
        office is to see to the complaints of the people,       Although
        this office has not yet achieved the wishes we aimed to,

        but we hope that it v/ill do so in the future.
              Also due to the movements the Government established a
        Recruiting Office which indeed helped the employees very much
        and filled in the gap of idleness.
              The Committee deputed some persona to the Arab States
        to take up our case and in spite of the handicaps created by

        the traitors they did their duty satisfactorily.       The
        Committee also deputed a mission to the Islamic Conference
        held in Egypt which indeed ruised the name of Bahrain amongst
         the root of the Arab States.     The Committee sent a mission
        of students to Egypt consisting of eight on the Egyptian

        Government account.     Pour of them v/ill study law, three
         engineering and one agriculture.     In addition to that Egypt
         showed its willingness to send teachers and physicians without
         pay to Bahrain.    This subject is now under consideration.
               You must have heard from the Radio the proclamation from

         the Ruler about the establishment of the councils,       Wo take
         this opportunity to thank Ilia Highness personally for accepting
         our request and we hope that he will always adopt this peaceful
         procedure to settle the misunderstanding.      V/e shall now wait

         for the iuuuo of the proclamation in writing and v/c hope that
         it will contain all the terms v/c huve asked for.      If it
         excludes any of them we shull lot you know our opinion,        Ao                  i
         fegurds the Legislative Council, v/e decided to postpone it
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