Coll 28/117 ‘Persia. Kerman, Yezd – (Bandar Abbas): Intelligence Summaries.’ [‎150r] (302/517)

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299. Li«ut®annt Colonel /. '.D. V«iifeou^hty, Hit. I®
left for Arbnbad on the 5th r®t®rn«6 Oik tlMi 9tli
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300. a inr ?t. Haesan, left for Bp^dar Abtaa on the 3rd
ret’irned on the 11th.
301. Captain h.A. 'oCona^hej, his oleaty’e Oontul, Bandar Alhef
arrive^ fro f, i Bandar Ahbna on the 10th.
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302. Blentenant Colonel Bhier, AdminS tive Conmanclent f i a&i-
fW^C^t, Ian and ’a,1or xs 4«teL of Ute Indian Long Squadron arrived fro®
^ahidan on the 3rd and left on the 5th.
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30 3. Inference porn^raph 28C. Aqai Aardari, the former Director,
of Firm me, nao been replaced b> Aqai Nasiraadeh. He left >.ermari
for TVhrnn on t of* l 2th, bnfc as h* has hope a ot return in^ to Kerm«i
in the oane oapaeity, he has not taken hia fart fly with him.
304. Reference para/rapii 287. Ac;ni Bahman akki tirrivef from
Tehran on the 9 til to take iq hie ap ointment no lead of the * e^lc-
tratlen Departs-vit t forjaerly held by rai Baorulah a.Hvil.
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305. Reference par ^graph 271. Colonel A .like.i # hteff ( fficer to
the General Officer Oomaendlri^, returner from Sir Jen on the 6th.
306. Colonel (whadi, the C lef Co leal (f leer, i.emen # her re
ceiver telegraphic orders of suspension. It ir aurracted that
tnia is the result of adverse rer ortn ooncerninr hir intefTity mode
to by the 0. . •. Co' v>el Owhadi is ret crte<* to have
accepted bribes amounting to I'omimc 15,550 since he arrived In Per-
ian, in connexion v;ith the exe ration o<' cert’* in perrons i'rom con
scription.
307 . The local. > he rhnr offlofale oori^ence' a tour of all the
houses iu Cernian on the 11th August with lit* intention of issuing
Bat ion Control Cards to the public. heads of familitt hove been
instructed to take their Identification Cards tc the funioiialit^
for examination, after which, permits tc purchase rations for the
months of < r uly, August and September will be issuer. The 1 inanee
>apnrtm^nt is to be the distribution centre , where it U inter' c d
that 500 in liv! duals will be insued with rations daily, although
the scheme appears to be a good one, the poorer classes will find
it almost impossible to pay at once for three month’s r n t. ions, v i th
tne result that they will either sell nnrt of their purehase- per
mits t anyone who can afford to buy the articles issued, cr leave
the rations with the shopkeepers for sale in the block market in
; exchange for n financial consideration.
‘‘he inhabitants of the outlying village have come to heiMrn
hoping to benefit from this scheme.
^C~». Tiie bakers of ttovornmeiit bread aave ccwplaim that thfir
expenses are far greater than t .c ir receipts, their daily lota
amounting to 25 tomans 10,000 Persian dinars, or a gold coin of that value. . They have publisher a petition in the
local .reus requesting the authorities concerned tc consider thfir