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                * OcH-fJ * ^ V lU-^J I J I j I j C Cll/3/1/52)  POLITICAL AGENCY,
                                                                   13AIIHAIN,
                      •(OT /) /r /l    J J*                    8th January, 1952.
            • U*Y I VJKJI^ ) 1 - 1 UIULA
                                            To
             I V-^L^ ft—--*J I J^>- pAi V I jjS*V I i   Ills Highness .Shaikh olr Salman
    y-^" * f ^ * y*- * y^ *   I A> ^ j LL ^ jwjJ I  bln Ilaoiacl A1 Khollfah, K.C.M.O.,
                                                                K.C.I.C.,
       •           I jXU- — * I* *^5*                  Ruler of bahruin.
                                                                          n|i
        f 1^ ft           J 1'^—J ]j   J I J-»^f  Aft.or Compliments:        *»)
                          * fi   fUJ olXJI                                L*
         ij-s01 oJIjs^loK                          I have^thcu honour to refer to
        -/O—^11        ^   —- v I—i>* U1    paragraph 3 of Your Highnoss's letter
           u—^         fi-  Jco I------.if «M o 1  of tfo 9th October. 1951, regarding
       i-; J I 5_-w^-J I       j,        I  the division of tl.o son-bed between
    i.UJJ—k— ^—*>-j u—^—’ I—*        I O *j  Huhrnin arid Saudi Arabia, and to

          f  X----o I------------f  £,—JaJI u-----  stuto that I have been directed- ty
                                        X   IIJc Excellency the Political Resident
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                                            to roply to you as follows:-
       v-----vJJV.----- I j\—o IJ I (I)            (a) If the western half of
        i.   XJUI ^ I o—-XJI -—^ISj-jro-    the lioinah-nl-Koblr island fell tc
        o—^ J           lj 4-.    |      I  Saudi Arabia and tho c-us torn half to

        •-------L^J I 0 I o-^-J I O—•' Oij^ 1  huSuvln, the median line would pro-
       J—X0Li d_J JJj JI Ja.       J jk—    bnlly go through the middle of the
      l  -~JJl  I-----A I----^ I----- *     Island and therefore each State would

         ij-------J---->J I o------- J----- ^ L- T s>------- ’  have territorial waters on Its own
                                   •J:      sloe of the Island only.
      •j------ i—U I (V)                           (l>) If the whole of tho lhilnnh-
      J—;jr—JI«__ i ;_jCl      U I—*..**>• I*  al-Kablr Island went to Gaudl Arabia,
        •h—   ..3 J^-A U« <-.-J >U. 4_ylj*. ^jil   •  lils l!r.Ju:ity's Government would sug­
                         ^ <--- J_.f l I ----- —f-*4  gest drawing a true median line bot-
             «■» jJ J-Jtj *   ~ .■.) | <   -j^ 11 j  woor. the Knblr and Seghir Islands.
            oH4-*---—£+ l--------- fjjJZ ix_ aJ I IJ---A  This lino would then lie approximately
         t>——J I --~mJj X-*. J Sj^jS^a-J I gj----4  one and a hulf miles west of Goghir
                      * O---I O------- - <Ji/—...«*•! I  and one and a half miles east of Kobir.
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