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to Xhorrastahahr» if nocesaary»
(Khowamohmhr I* *)
is. 31 ft It i* reported that one
of tho videttos ex-Italyf which wa* takoa acro»a Iran in
pieces $ Ime now been re-erected and launched at I ahlevi#
:h*i la rtafiad ou M * Another called 'Chahaevfir' is
nearing completion#
(Le r.eaeager) #
I**
at Tabris ah
Cadets is to be established there#
! aorcK : ro!t fc e has been nude
"a reported that a school for ir .^orce
U ♦ A# s # Xnt• Report)«
!?• ^rottUer In cantimatIon of pamgrapll
29 of Xastaontfi f s suittS^, it la reported that the
coherence between Iraq, and Iran frontier officials
achlered nothing# and that both coan rles are continuing
their efforts to teript the tribes to own allegiimce*
(HeA«F# Int# report)#
X'l. of. MifiiABU. Iranian novwa ar«
still mch oeeupled in r oujk! ing up outlaws and dlaar .ing
the tribes# £hes« operations are particularly difficult
in the Biore out-of-the-way districts, and the military
authorities therefore offer to pardon the lawbreakers
prowi&ed they submit# Such promises are seldom kept# field
a band of outlaws who esme in wader aafe conduct recently
were arrested and half of them killed#
(Bushire Int# Report#
19« The process of Westernisation has now been
applied to Iranian women who are now being encouraged
by intensive propaganda in the press to discord w th©
veil of i^isery and (darkness H and also to adopt European
tress# To give his people o lead, tJie ihah# acoompanled
by the c^ueer* and Prime*sees unveiled and in European
clothes# drove t^irou^i Tehran recently# It appears that
Itlnieters of State# Governors and all high officials
have been ordered to support the movement, am tlie press
gives maeh publicity to tlie receptions at ^iioh the wives
appear in European garb#
30# It raay be remembered that when the male
fashim in hate was changed a few months ago there was
a great deal of profiteering in the sale of the European
article# Ibis has been avoided in the ease of the fair
sex by fixing standard prices for h te and evening and
day dresses, there being three classes of each#
31# The measure < oes not en^oy public co men atiori,
the people const ering it a sacrilegous act, end
silently resent its enforcement#
(is tessager & Buslxire X#K#)
^ e lt In confirmation of paragraph S8 of
laet Octob0r r s Report, a •Teponesc accom^>oniod by an
Interpreter, passed through Bushire on 1st l>c cembcr on
His way to Kishra Islauut to supervise Uic comr^nce^mt of
the work of difSgiag salt#
(Buahlre Int# Report#)
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