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to ouch time we find it suitable. On the other hunt!
those councilu will take a shape of omall parliaments.

In conclusion we request the people to oo-operuto
with the foreigners and to avoid any misunderstanding
becuuuo there in no country in the world which doou not
need foreigners.
We repeat our thunks to the Ruler for the peaceful

manners lie adopted since the commencement of the movement.

Abdul A:&is& el Ghamlan delivered an oral speech.
He started it by saying, "On the same duy of last year we

called for dispelling the communal differences and we
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succeeded und today we would ask you to dispel the
selfishness."
He told the audience that there are many traitors

umongst the people but they should not pollute their hunds
in touching them and he assures them that the "traitors"
are the leasers und they will be sorry for it. lie went f
on to say that the people will not be satisfied with the
few things now given to them. They will continue their
sacrifices until they reulioe all the demands including a

true internal independence. He said that the British
announced several times to Irun that Bahrain wu3 lntornully
independent. The people, therefore, v/ant to see that
Buhrain is really so, and that they would not let any one

clieut them. Abdul Aziz' speech was very enthusiastic
and it v/us considered to be anti-British.

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