Coll 28/117 ‘Persia. Kerman, Yezd – (Bandar Abbas): Intelligence Summaries.’ [‎28r] (56/517)

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H* .N. Bnrlo^, H.B.J 9 & G«dfM^aiaiP» ed to Kermnn
fro^i tour on November 2&nd.
y jor V*M.T. Magnn /* #L.O. left for Yezd ana Isfahan on
the 20rd November ona reLurncd on the 30th•
Other British oubjests*
The Rev. Iliffe of the C 9 M«S» Isfahan arrived in Ker ten
on the £8th November*
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which any be of more than loc' 1 interest,)*
Mr# Jones, British subject and Mr. Oleiniltoff,Yugoslav,
arrived in Kerman on November 24th from '.phidan accompanied
by a I oil Ah woman nnmed illzabetCNina Hansevitch. as it was
understood that this woman’s return to iahidan was not
desirable they were wnrned the! she should move on to Tehran*
•>fter nttempting excuses on the ground that the woman’s
papers 'inu luggage had been left in 2 ohid*m she ana Jones
left Kermqn tor Tehr »n on the 29th. Oleinikoff returned to
^shiaen*
Mr* M* Sil^gy, Hungarian arrived from Tthran on the
2Pth and left for dahiaan on the 29th*
i-r .nian Oi.ficials*
The new Ustinuar Agha -iultan fime^iad has been settling
aov.n to work* He appears to be m a li^- ble, i not perhaps
very strong, character. Accompanied by \gha Fthimi far:u»nu3i
of Keru»an he visited Rafsinjan on the 28th November to
investigate complaints, known to be well-founded, against
the BaKhshdar of that place. The result of the investigation
will show how far he is prepared to assert hinself*
gha Rasul Razi, late Director of gricultural Depart
ment at Isfahan, has been appointed to Kerman, where he
arrived on the ESth November.
The Farmandar of Bandar ^bbas Agh?> Nawab An honorific title; an official acting as a provincial deputy ruler in South Asia; or a significant Muslim landowner in nineteenth century India. has been
isrtsdsd^it is thpu ht 9$ a result of the report of
Messrs Macdonald and Bailey( vide v o. 20 para 4(v)) who
tola H.M’s Consul that they were not at all favourably
i n re; . ed with him* The locr.l author itirs, who are # n^tura Lly
not nware of this, are understood to be much disturbed at
what they regard as the ’whim’ of the Central Government.
General opinion in Bandar \bbas seems to be that he w^s not
particularly efficient*
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
efer nee ?# o. 21 p7(1).
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Barhang TuraaJ t) # c. Gendar nerie retained from tour on
November 30th.
Reference No* 21 para 6.
93 JAN 1943
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f.arhang Bahrami is now in dirjan taking over from
arhang zisti as Cotar&jnder of the garrison.