Coll 28/117 ‘Persia. Kerman, Yezd – (Bandar Abbas): Intelligence Summaries.’ [‎228r] (458/517)

Kerman Diary No«4 for
tie month of April 1946*
Confl&entli
C on s'jl ar Of f ic i a* 1 - s A
*15. It.Colonel R.O.AlTjan. H.r.Cr-^, Kerman, vie It |
-e4 Yezd and Sir Jan during me period under repo.rt^ - He a s !
for a short visit to Tehran on the 20th. [ O9o/
British Suhieots_t, 0 j '
516. Bishop and Urs.Thompson left Kerman forJtsfahanjmj^hejlth.
517. Mr.H.Campbell, Director of the Lynch Company Ltd.
?*.* w nf Isfahan Mr.R.L .F.Ward , together with Mr.C.Bn eve,
Ro*d2nt Representative in the Far East of Huston & Hornsby Ltd.
csTw™ t.*™ »<».«»to try
for engines and elec trio generating plant. They left ror ienran
the 29th*
518. Lt.Colonel A.Stanley, American Military Adviser, Kerman,
left for the U.S.A. via Tehran on the 3rd.
ParslAn Officials*
519. Aoai Ataullah Roohi, Deputy for Jiruft, arrived on the 10th.
II has been appointed as 'Mutavali* of the Wa 4 f properties of the
local Juma 1 Mas^id* ' i
520. Aqai Sadiq Nawab An honorific title; an official acting as a provincial deputy ruler in South Asia; or a significant Muslim landowner in nineteenth century India. of Yezd has been appointed as Chief of the
Municipality, Kerman, and is expected shortly.
521 Aoai Mohammad Hussain Sha’i, Assistant Manager of the anti-
-pl^t pSst orga^e-tlon of the Ministry of Agriculture, arrived
from Tehran on the 25th on inspection*
522. Aqai Zia Ta^vi of the anti-locust or.r-isation arrived on
the 16th from Tehran. He left for Zahidan on the 21st.
523. Reference para 508. Aqai Rashid left Kerman Tor Yezd
the 8th wtore he addressed, similar religious meetings between the
9th ard 11th and then went on to Isfahan on the 13th.
Military *
524* Sartip Qal’Mgi arrived from Tehran on the 1st to go into
the esses of military officers under detention in Kerman for alleged
mutiny some months ago*
525. Sarhang Gulpira of the Conscription Department, Kerman,
received orders of transfer to Tehran on the 15th. Captain Farshidi
is, officiating until the arrival of the next incumbent*
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gendarmerie
526. Reference para 479. Owing to numerous complaints of
Sarhang Gocdarzi’s venality, Sarhang Gul Riz was dented to report
on the S matter. He arrived on the 11th and visited Bandar Abbas on
the 21 st •
Se curity *
527* Tww armed robbers, after scaling the walls, entered the
quarters of a clerk of this Consulate at about 2 a.m. on the 9th
and demanded his valuables and cash. They annexed two ^lan-
-kets and seme cretonne curtains and v/ere given 50 tomans 10,000 Persian dinars, or a gold coin of that value. to abstain
from violence -after which they left reluctantly. The matter was re-