Coll 28/111 ‘Persia. Kermanshah – Political diaries.’ [‎205r] (412/751)

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22. The trouble at DEHLURAft , which Colonel YAMINI went
to investigcite (Mny Diary, paragraph 10), tumea out to '
be e df%eettc Gendernerie pother, which he settled by
transferring the officers concerned. Captain C-lAhLO also
(/.pril Diary, prra^raph 12) h©o now fortui'iately been
t ran af erred and left for KRURRAMABAD at the end of dout.
was otherwise satisfied 'v?ith security in PUSHT-i-
KIF and had high praise for SUIDRY.
In Kur.ilstun some apprehension was caused during the
^aonth by the incursion of certain sect lone of the JAP
tribe from 9 Iraq- ii st arch of gracslng. The prior perwia*
slon of the Persian Coverv^ient would rot appear to have
been obtai.itd, and the Governor and Ohiel of dtaff invoked
th asoi.>t i.v*i.ce ox the • n• 0• , «i .. • .n *0 u rou^h the oixti*»
cal idviser, Cemanshah, with the ’Iraqi authorities on
the other aide ol the frontier* L’hib incidentally is an
interesting example of how tli© recent aeverance of
Kurdistan from the 5th Uetan works to the detriment of
thz efficient contact oi this Consulate with an important
part of the Coasul.r district.
24. The AJ I I-i-XDLL, former U stance r a m. he an of the
ZANGAt^EH clan of l&r 0 e landed proprietors, who left for
Tehran in January last to secure the release of hie aon
Ad IE from detention by the British, returned to Kerman ah ah
on the 21st. He received word a ua;y or two later that hie
soi had been set at liberty.
25. I t .w-^uct auu dept ember, 194 b, the district of KULIAI
was disturbed by the open hostilities of rival landowners
anu theli ... ret (Ha .tv-aiber 184 < - ry f
pfci-k . "X/x u.<.i.s. v^ovooci’ juIuxd > xd"*o, pax^a^x'aph x/1). The
t*#o pi*j.noj.jj.'Sl oiXsnoex*o, *,<*1 .-uji aI.IRI and AiviANUiilM'iH
FA HI? AN C Were per auade d to ta .e up i»e si uenc e, v* i t r th e i r
families, in Kermanshah, where since last October they
have rernsined more or less quietly. With the approaching
hai'vet>t - a bvaiiper one in KuLIhI - ana in view or a re-
eonciliation between uoiita^u aiax oapulet, these men, after
a ct4.utionfc.ry interview with the Ustanaar, who had. orevious-
iy tbL.fcn the views oi • K. Consul ana the Political Advi
ser, were allowed to return to their property* They were
tolu t hi,. t their gratitude would 'm, .judged by the size of
thtix* u*i car takings ta’ahuas; to deliver grain* Another
laigt lanuowner in KunlAI, A«W>J)I (related to both the
above), has given a fca’ahud this year for 15 jO tons as
against 560 tons last year, a fact which was broadcast
recently, it ie understood, by Radio Tehran. /