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No. 168
17th July 1946
'FROM VKHORR.hviSH.iHR TO
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D. 3.31 p-;n. C,¥<rr c^7th Jul^i946,
R. 4.56^rrmTB.S.T. 17th July 1946
Repeated tol Foreign Office No. 40
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Bagdad /, /
BJivi/ECo/ (Cairo)/
Government of India/
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Washington/
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FroiaNMohammerah\ time of origin 1150 local time.
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2. SRrine and Nagvi left for Tehran by aircraft 0600
instead of MbRammerah) Situation quiet. Governor declared
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martial law yesterday after hearing rumour (which proved to
be false) that Tudeh street guards had appeared again, .iraos
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are at present under control and there is as yet no reason
to suppose that they will take matters into their own hands.
They are evidently waiting to see if Central Government are
able to nullify disastrous effects of the Firuz visit.
5. Sloop arrived off Abadan yesterday afternoon. I do
not propose to pay them visit as it might give rise to wildest
rumours. Do you agree?
4. American Vice Consul from Basra acting on instructions
from American Embassy Tehran came over yesterday to obtain
information, ^nglo-Iranian Oil Co. and I gave him brief
resume'and plugged Tudeh responsibility.
Foreign Office please V>ass to Bagdad, Cairo, Government
of India, Moscow, Washington^as my telegram No. 96.
[Repeated to Bagdad, BME\ Cairo, Moscow and Washington
under F.O. Nos. 591 774^ 2254 and 7072]
(Copies sent to Telegraph for transni6Slon