مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎١‎٠‎٤] (٩٣٨/٢٠٨)

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IV. PUBLIC HEALTH .
Public health has been much the same as during the period
under report in the last Summary.
V. ^ IBAL AND POLITIC AL.
. (a) Paragraph V (c) of Summary No. 16.
Amrillah has been released on medical grounds
still in Shiraz. It seems far from certain that he wi . not be
imprisoned when he is sufficiently recovered.
(b) Paragraph V (d) of last Summary.
The latest, developments in the Ali Chahpiri-dussaln
Namju vendetta would provide excellent material for a scene in a
drama in the best traditions of 50 years ago. ^li Chahpiri h
eased the position of Sarwan Namwar by Pacing at his disposal an
even larger sum than last time ( Paragraph V (a) of Summary mo. io'
tr> w^Rlals 40,000, in return for permission to arrange the murder
? Kv NaSu in’prison. A Kadkhuda of a vlllage near Kh.ormuj
1,.. .. , 4- n an the deed, but, before he had got fairly urn under
with his • ’parations for the crime, Hussain Ali, Namju s nephew ,
stepped in first and murdered the would-be murderer. Hussain Ali
then P took to the hills, where he is now said to be w °^i n | ° u £ ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية i
details of ho» he is going to implement his mijuyhahpir
and Ghulam Razmi. Aqai Dashti, zae ^ ^ General while
a, 5 !. 1 ?.,': srifss,® sa? e , n «s,ss: 0 br t r;r t s>-. t f
Colonel Hiiamat is reported to have replied to. an application to him
£o£ Namju “hat the return of all stolen property ( Paragraph V (a)
of Summary No. 15) was an essential prerequisite to an/ ^urt -
consideration of the case. Further developments
interest : whatever the outcome of the case, the general an j.
mofity which has beln engendered augurs ill for peace in Tangistan in
the immediate future.
VI. PUBLIC RELATIO IiS.
Tittle change is 'to be reported to the gerr ral attitude
*ssSiSr.n
rfe.er.?«sr4s{ia sus&sns s.-aii*
notice._able.
VII.
During his Bushire tour, Captain Bu ^ de f)
*••*1 “f;? js.suss’KA’s'JSe
portion oi two- thirds wheat anu one-third barley ) as follows.
450 tons for Liravi, Hiat Daud, Rudhilleh and Angali .
450 tons for Lashire and Borazjan ;
300 uonr for Tangistan, Dashti and the Bandar-i-bilas.
Of the 3C0 tons of seed-wheat being shipped from India
this area, 550 have already arrived and the balance is expected shortl
Arrangements are also being made for the supply of 400 tons of seed
Parley from Shiraz, which will bring the total of seed for distributioi
nn to the 1200 tons recommended. Cultivators are now being infor e
that all requiring seed should apply immediately to-the Cereals ah
Bread Department , to whom they will be required to a guarantee ^
( backed P by security )'that re-payment of quantities taicen will ^ •