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Bays that the situation Is qilot*
595. Ksfsrsnoe pars 579. The departof ^ir>j8 ~'oor
Is atstsd to be the raoult of oocipl&lnts loil^sd a ^ in at him by
Dr.Vakili for a^ad In^ anti-Tudsh propa#.ofla and for disoloidni;
_th* sibetanos of to anyone who paid for it. i*ie dopar-
“^•turs is not regrettal by the publio*
696# Owing to long standing par onal onmity br.Vaktli cm sod
Sr.Ali Irntti, the madiosl offioor of tha i*oorl eh ilo^i tsl and the
iChurshid ^ills, to resign hot. h appointments on the gronds that the
lilt tar ms no t a q vilified dootcr or a lie onsad pr ac tt lonar. T ^r.
Vakili has else stated that he intends to prosecute him.
Legal H^vs.
597. Un tiie 1 <515 *• the eoafettlon of tlie Kin^’a Biriaday - H.i 4 .
Consul received nails from loon! civil mfi will tar^ cffioi* la, nota-
•ablos, n^rohants and others. The aome ev ni ng a ^ea i’arty follewed
by e oineaa show v?h»oh mn et toad ad by about 155 official* and others
was given by H. .Consul.
598* On the 27th - - ati official levee was held at
the Ustandari by Aral Adi iaftendiari, the acting Wstandar. which was
attesfcsd by H.; ^Consul.
599* An article prepared by Xousl no t&bles for p^lication in
the press pointed out Mint the Tudeh l^irty olalm that changes In the
incumbents of the post of Uat-andor and C.Ortf. were mAm by their re-
-quest, are false and explaining that the Tudeh Party are spur*«cred
by a foreign power* has been nr fused nsbU^etlo* 1 v f’ **>.? Chief of
Police, Kerman.
Wehdi
600. hoferencs para 577. Aq^l/BHahrukh t thn lets Uatandar v
called on H.)'.ComiulL on the 14th to say goodbye as lie kind received
telf^a hie orders to return to Tehrwi. lie said that his successor
would be Aqai heza Hikmat (L«rdar lakhir? who lie asserted was a
leftist. ^*0 also said he had not been happy in herman cud ng to the
unaatisfaotoiy p<»Utical situation and the t he who disgusted with
Government service. He had for none time had the idea of standing
as re ;rc aentative for Bandar Abbas at the next cl vtions, and *»-
aftei* seeing the 4 tuition at Tehran he mi^ht pursue this Idea father
The rightist elemeits h^re imve for some time bean fsrpresting their
disapproval of this MBta-rvlar owiiig to his weak and vacillating poll cy.
On the other har d the Tudoh in the purson of 4r.Vfikili h®?e been
quick to assert that it is th^y who have brourfit about the change.
601. Aqai ^eorat laf«n6i«ri <iallod on K.h. Cons 111 on the 3rd.
He seemed perturbed about the political situation in Keremn sad talk-
-#d about U*e nsoossity of those opposed to the Tu/ich i'arty si nking
their lif feronces and getUrv? t^ethcr. Ho oald that the i^arty
was unpopular in those parts recently evae Jnted by the Evicts and he
wished that Iranians in the *»outh who etoired the soviet l-^gime could
visit the Korth. Heerat was the *e nity for ^ir^en in the l*th We,11is.
and says he will* tend in the coming elections for that town.
602. fcefarene* pars 596. k*.Irani vial ted K.tf.Conmil on the
4th and discussed the political situation which he said ms full of
clangor and expressed similar views to ^erat ^sfl&ndiari.
603. Referenoe para 566. Acai MeMi Hoi need eh, late narrger
of t e ivhurshfd %lnning Kerman, called on H^.Con«il on the
4th. to say goodbye before lenvl ng for Tehran, sal; Uiat he h&d
been In c<»t muni oat ion with fMm a in Tehran wM —* # ^ ^arty
called "Mardua' and would discuss firths *>■+ ^^aibility of develop-
-Ihg a otro/ig ri^it wi?ig Party.
w Kjfwwio. j>«ru 336. aqhI (ihulaa K^»a t h «» new Chief
tin# 1 * “' h * hr ' ,arl • oallf ' <1 or* ^• -•Conuol on the 4ht. he oj ent « long