Coll 30/9(2) 'Admin. Reports of the Persian Gulf - 1945 -' [‎39r] (77/1148)

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G^ndarm^rio
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-da naerie, Kermuii, until the 18 th June v?hen Sarii^ng iUssan
Goodarsi took over charge from him*
Sa rhang Kh^diwi was Ofi'icer Cocifauiiding Gcn-
Until Huy tae Gendarmerie district oi tue oth
Usta n included regiments posted at Kawash ana Z^bul. In
Juxie Tear an issaea instructions tiiat owing to tna groat dis-
-t^nce from Kerman of Uie posts they wore in future to be
under tne independent control of sep^r_ite commanders airectJy
resporisibl? to Tehran. The post of Officer Commanding Gen-
-darmwrie, oth Ust< n # was accordlingly aDolisned.
3<x rhang Khadiwl, was regaraea as a tnoroagnly
corrupt official ^nd his departire was not regretted.
times to dirjan during the operations against Murad Ali ^urad
in the raiuale of tae year ana since his appoinum :nt relations
between tin Military authorities and tne Gendarmerie appear to
have improved somewhat. he is an extreme y cooperative and
friendly officer.
(m) jOiu. siiid ;uiiis .
The Khursiiid damning Mills were able to obtain
adequate supplies of cotton during the year. But as the two
power-generating motors of the mills h. ve been out of commiss-
-ion for soon time for want of spare p^rts etc. of 4 hJ 4 spin-
-dles ib64 were idle ana the loc^l 11 metric Supply Conpahy
were ujiwible to give them all the current they needed. Ap^rt
irom cotton spinning, tuo Mills u.ra proauc-iig certain kinds
of Hand-woven cloth for wnich there is an increasing demand.
For erly l^rge quantities of hand-woven cloth were imported
from Yezd but tao Kaursaid axils are no c nfiaent of being
a bie to meet the entire demand taemselves. The man^gemexit
a re trying to obtu.in iraiu /uu irica cotton anu woollen weaving,
spinning a nd dyeing m^cainory wxiich txiey expect will be ob-
-tainable in 1937
each. The pi’esont value of each snare fluctuates o^L.veon
Ri^ls 1,BoO/— a md iials 1,300/-. It is expected that divi-
-aends /nen declared will not be less txian 30/t'*
Captain J.VV. Jilson was Divisional Manug ;r of
the Idareh Barb<tri iah, Kerman, from Jan ary until tne ilth
July when he was recalled to Tehran for otner duties. he
< as relieved by Aqui Bhabuiz mio was seat down to close tae
office a month later.
return to Tehran and were sold by public auction in August.
At the same time all previously contracted S.H.lt. tracks ore
free to operate on their own with freignt price control;
leaving merchants to mcJce their ovm arrangements with any
available transport. The HI.b.R. continued, however, to
control and cistrioute all tyres to individual truck owners
on a ton/kilometer basis ^t fixeu prices.
Sartip Ali Asiikar Bha*ri the Gcnirul Officer
Commanding the 7th Division, Kerman, held ciiarge from January
until August w a »n he was susp .-need on cit.rgos of peculation
anu recalled to Tehran on tne Bbth August 1^45. *Sarhuig
Baiyid Azizi assumed ciiarge as G.J.C. on tho 11th September
i*na remained in this appivintrient untxl tJie end of tae year.
SurhaUg Goodarzi accompanied tne G.O.C. several
The Company xxas 4o,4od shares of Rials ftoO/-
In July all X.0.i>ool trucks ..are oruarad to
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