مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎١‎٣‎٧] (٩٣٨/٢٧٤)

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BUSH I RE I NTELLIGE NCE SUMMARY NO* 12 FOR T HE LER I r I EROM 1STH to 3CTH
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( a ) British Oflicial a .
Captain Keen, Hie Majesty»& Consul, proceeded to
Shiraz on the 19th June, 1944.
(b) Allied Officials .
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(c) Persian Officials .
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Sargurd Baiglari arrived in Bushire cn June 15th to
take charge of the ^ost of Officer Commanding Gendarmerie from
Sargurd Muqerrab. The latter has since been relieved but has not
jet left Bushire.
IT. LOCAL AFFAIRS .
(a) Reference paragraph II (d) of Intelligence Summary
No. 10 Shaikh Abdullah Burazjani ( Alias Bashti) was telegraphically
.ordered to return to Shiraz. The state of his car provided suffi
cient excuse for him to delay his return for some days. He eventu
ally got as far as Borazjan but fever unfortunately prevented him
from proceeding further.
(b) Reference ^aragra^h II (a) of Intelligence Summary
No. 9. a correspondent^ from Isfahan writes expressing his surprise
at the existence in Bushire of an ,, Adalat‘ , Partj . He notes that the
party of that name once existed in Tehran, with Russian support,
but enjoyed a short life. Its leader was a Communist and editor of
the newspaper ^ Pazadga". See article published in Khurshid-i-iran
No. 98 of•5th March 1923. •
(c) The E.B.R. Department at Bushire on a recent occasion
discovered some personal baggage loaded illegally on one of its
lorries. The lorry was detained pending enquiries. The baggage in
question was found to belong to an employee of the Finance Department
by name of Abbas Khorram. After a reference had been made to Shiraz*
it was returned to the owner who is now industriously engaged in
forwarding to Shiraz and Tehran a string of anonymous complaints
against the local manager of the E.B.R.
(d) It is reported that the mail-lorry, while on its
way from Bus-hire to Shiraz on the 14th June, was attacked by bandits
on the Filfili Pass not far from Fonar Takhteh. The mail, together
with 8 bales of Government piece-goods and other miscellaneous
merchandise, was carried off. It is said that the culprits were two *
deserters from the Gendarmerie who have collected a gang with the
object of committing disturbances on the road.
(e) The Bushire Ice and Electric Company commenced
manufacturing ice from the 16th June, 1944. The wholesale price is
Rials 2 per kilo and shopkeepers are allowed to sell retail at Rials
3.00 pen kilo. The latter rate was, however, reduced to Rials 2.50
per kilo by order of the Governor.
(f) Dr. aIsv, the Assistant Director of the Health
Department at Bushire, recently proceeded on tour to Dashti with some
medicines for distribution. Complaints have been received by the
Governor to the effect that no free distribution took place and that
the medicines were sold at high rates. The matter has been under
investigation.
(g) barhang Tebatabai, accompanied by a small party of
fViSian OtV» ct ^ arrueri at Bushbrc to carry out