مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎١‎٦‎٧] (٩٣٨/٣٣٤)

It is reported that arms, ammunition 3 'J d .^ lni ^ c ^„ l v , Diri
assistance are being sent to Ali Ismail by i.^mu?
and Ghulam Razmi. The latter has now moved from Khormuj
to the port of Ihvar.
(c) There has been a clash between a party of ‘-rBcd
smu -glers and a robber bend on the outskirts of B u ^ x ^'
The former had a consignment of &u & ar > i ,1 ®f eg00 fh^ £d t L
uiViiob was be'ng taken tc Tangistan. Fighting ensuedj the
smugglers were^robbed and soSe of each party were wounded.
• (d) Two a.I.O.C. tankers were attacked by thieves at
Burj-i-Hamzadah about 5 miles nojth of Daliki. A dri
and hi& cleaner were wounded iind one paseenger killed#
VI • PUBLI C RBlATiriTS .
(a) Miss A.K.S. lambton visited ^_ A ^ gd ° ?er ^' n
pe°din^ Room and Club during her stay at Bushire. Th
roemher&hip°of the.3lub is now 220 and there are approx-
irately 70 now on the v/aiting list for election.
being taken to inaugurate further improvements in the
for ^ich more Persian publications are ^required, and the
pr ovisi:
leading
reading
The Mane
member &
community on the occasion of the ^au
(b) News of the penetration of Japanese troops over
the Indian border is regarded locally as a distinct set bc.ck
for the Allies- and this combined with comiDuni^ue s reporti g
extreme ly slot pr ogre ss on th. Italian front has onus d
a certain amount, of pessimism. All Bushins h,.ve__one_triou b n
, 0 f indoor games on a Ir.rger scale. A nwmber of
Persian officials are to b- seen every evening s
or enjoying their g~me of bridge in th= Club,
ging Committee consists of Persians only. The
of the Herding Room were "At Home" to the British
Roz festivities.
in the back of their minds
:.n
early conelulion of ^ the war
DaCK OI in-11 IlJlxiua 5 ^ i + i nriF,
rhioh is their only hope of a return to normal conditions
and a drop in the cost of living. Rbeei&n stock high
on account of their fresh advances in the Ukraine.
''c> The nev/ diaries and calendars received from the
public Relations Bureau are proving extremely POpc^ and
are selling well. Some complimentary copies bn.ve bee
dis tributed.
Cinema activities were much restricted by the
fact that the back axle of the van has bcti p^ r ° k ^l th6
Temporary repairs, however, have been completed and th
van can now cover short distances. "Suspicion" was shown
in the Reading Room and some performances wer. giv.n in tnc
t own square.
VII. FOODS TURFS .
Inrrv illegally loaded with 17 bags of sugary 3C
bales o.i p ?c:v ods and some tea was recently caugh y
Gendarmerie nea.r Bushire.
VIII. SHIP1IFG_ AlTD C OI D'BRCIaX .
t e A owing to the Hau Roz holidays, clear nocs from
the customs were confined to 121 packages 5 2
bales cotton piecegoods, 24 bags sugar 17 bundles death.r
and 28 packages sundries.