مجموعة ٥/٣٠(١) "يوميّات الخليج الفارسي: المقيمية البريطانية في بوشهر (الفارسية) يناير ١٩٤١" [و‎‎٢‎٩‎٠] (٩٣٨/٥٨٠)

/ VIII.
friends with the British Government. The writer^..9Jtpf.ffss.edJ;feg.
usual desire to be left in safety and free from any interference
(sc by their own Government) in which case they are prepared
to perform any service entrusted to them by the British author
ities.
NAME '
1 . Husain Quli Khan Rustom
2. Vali Khan Kiani
3. Mohammad Khan Kiani
4. Khalil Khan & Mohd, Javidi.
5. Baba Khan & Jehangir Khan
6 . Mirza Farajullah Mansoori
7. Mohammad Hussain Khan
8 . Malim Mansoor Khan
(b) Tangistan.
Rais Ali Qhahpiri is reported to have_sold the Govern
ment tea, sugar and rice sent to him for distribution in his
area under the auspices of Bheikh Abdullah Borazjani, to
Qashqais from Farrashband.
(c) General .
A source usually found reliable reports that Sheikh
Abdullah Borazjani told him in confidence that the policy ol
the Governor-General, Firuz Mirza, was for the local chieis to
remain armed, as M it was better for things to remain as ey
are than for foreigners to have any influence .
Kalantar fo r.
Rustam Mamasani
Bakesh tribes.
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Javidi tribes.
Doshman-ziari.
Fahlian
Boir Ahmadi.
Basht Babooti,(?)
VI. PUBLIC RELATIONS .
(a) Mr. R.I. Hallows, Under Secretary to the Political
Resident, wfent on tour to Shabankareh and Borazjun to inspect
the arrangements for distribution of seed wheat on the 22 na
Fovember 1942. A cinema show was given to the . public at^
Borazjun, which was well attended and enthusiastically received.
(b) Cinema shows in Bushire town took place regularly
during the period. The reception was uniformly good.
(c) 370 baskets of dates have been sent to Hiat Baud
and the Down ports for the relief of distress. Regular feed
ing of the poor in Bushire with dates is being carried out by
the Residency with funds obtained from the Anglo-Persian Reliei
and Reconstruction Fund.
VII. FOOD SUPPLIES.
(a) The 350 tons of seed wheat from India allotted to
the Bushire area have been forwarded to local areas under^
arrangements made with the U.K.C.C. Local distribution is
complete in most places.
(b) 200 tons of barley seed have arrived from Iraq. ^ 0 f this,
75 tons have been allotted to Ghabankareh, and 50 and tons
respectively to Lar and Farrashband. The balance is ^Jpsh
area. The Governor has telegraphed with the object of g g
a better share for Bushire.