Coll 28/111 ‘Persia. Kermanshah – Political diaries.’ [‎187r] (376/751)

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1* The Govern©r-G*iif;r**i, F/J’Iv-ud-i f : '' was awsir in
?tfhr&n lor the whale thif jaoath a vi. It i6 nut jret icnown
wh. .i v t ;. returr.. reeohed Kerman ah all
that his e^agementa in the capital wcmld Keep hl*a there a
weefc or ten days longer* Other report© have It that he
will not return, at all. Durir.g g/ eh-wncc or already si^
weeks hie cbei-de-cfitoinet «f£KA : :'G rf A w X t a minor official of
little standing or significance, has been in nomina! charge
of the Fifth list an. F* acted In a similar capacity for
so^e wee s in August anti September 1943 between Xlkis+J&V u
departre and F uxh-ucl-i- IHJfP* • arrival.
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8. About the middle of the month the appointment of
mnx&Zk ABUfAIk, Head vi the municipality, rta Asaistant
Uotaucutr va© announced in the Tehran prees eavX by the
Tehran radio. This followed the recent visit of ASMZAlM
tc Tehran (Jiarch Diary, paragraph 34). The selection of
this young official cauaod much surprise among his senior
confreres here, who doubt whether the appointment was made
with the knowledge and a pproval of T ’ and
o*.t<e a© a ghoeft to who, It is understood, has
refused to surrender office pending the return of the
Ustandar. The latter may well have arranged this appoint-
ment as it was evident from a conversation ot some months
ago with f!.8. Coasul that he was turning the idea over in
hla mind. Meanwhile, no reference to the appointment hue
appeared in the local press and no official notification
has been received by this Consulate.
|g‘ 3. Colonel YAMIXI, chief of oendafruerie, left for Tehran
during the first few days of May in order to seek reinforoe-
* i merits in men and machines for hia Cofftmand. To returned
f towards the end of the month after an apparently fruitleae
visit, exeept for the renewal vi surlier promises of rootur-
m cycles, and possibly jeeps. If ho tried for a transfer, aa
£ we reported last month he was inclined in a fit of
r , > disocurage&erit to do, he stenis to have been equally
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