مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎١‎٥] (٩٣٨/٣٠)

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On refusal of Daiyeri to comply with this demand, he was
arrested and imprisoned, but was later released on bail. He
has since proceeded to Tehran.
373. It is reported that Aqai Fahimi, Director of the
Economic Department at Kangan, recently sold on the black
market the stocks of sugar, tea, and cloth said to be worth
about Rials 400,000, belonging to the Persian Government at
Kangan. He has since absconded to Lingeh, apparently with
the idea of escaping to the Arab Coast.
374. Insecurity still prevails in the Burazjan area. On
16th October unknown persons made an attack on the Gendarmerie
post ai IChushab (3 miles south of Burazjan) during the course
of whi'.dh one Gendarme was killed and two Government rifles
were stolen.
III. COMirjf’ ICATION S.
376, Reference paragraph 355 ,of Diary No.19. The U.S.
Transport Command r plane was finally repaired and flown back
to Abodan on 17th October. The drew of this aircraft mentioned
hov sevJous would have been their plight, if as appeared
likely at the time, the third engine of the ’plane had also
8 ■^ s was they were able to make a safe landing, just
in t'Lne, on the Bushire aerodrome.
IV. PUBLIC HEALTH .
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376. Man; cases of malaria have occurred in Bushire town
duijn<j the fortnight.
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377. Reference paragraph V(a)(i) of Diary for tR* period
1st- 15th December,1942. Ghulam Razmi of Dashty an4 Hussain
Quli of Tang-ieiram have long been at enmity. Recently Husain
Quli asked Nasir Khan, Qashqai, for armed assistance aaounst
Ghulam Razmi, and as a result, a number of Qashqai riflemen
are beliwved to have joined Husain Quli. Ghulam Razmi has
since appealed for help to Ali Tangistani (Chahpiri) of
Ahram, who is now gathering riflemen to send as reinforcements
to Ghulam Razmi.
VI. PUBLIC RELATIONS .
378. Reference paragraphs 363 and 365 above. On 31st
October H.M’s Consul, accompanied by the Director of Health,
Bushire. to whom a suitable selectioq of A.P.R.R.F. medicines
had reen supplied, paid a visit to Ahram. Rais Ali took
the opportunity of having his own eyes treated by Dr. Tabib-
zaceh$ in addition a large number of sick, among whom malaria
anc. trachoma cases predominated, came for treatment. A large
nurber of old copies of Shaipur, and pther publicity material,
was dxstributed in the village. J
VII. S HIPPING & COMMERC E.
Movem ent of Steamer.^ .
379. S S
and left tn
"RAHALA” arrived on 17th October from Basra,
name day for India.
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