مجموعة ١٢٠/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. الأهواز - اليوميات القنصلية." [و‎‎٢‎٦‎٢] (٦٦٩/٥٢٤)

in the Darashuri and. Mamassani areas*
as usual have been caused by the U.S*
logical machines, though none have ye
judicial.
Prestoably the
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een found.
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•JC) It is nov; stated that Kazeruni’s trial is to
- a ice plave at the end of Ilarch. In the meanwhile
Kazerum is stil * 1 in Teheran.
public Relations.
^26) A successi Sl party was given on 28th for
British and Persian doctors. A large number of Indian
doctors from the 21 C* Cr. ii» , in addition to the ADl-S and
his staff attended, wh^e on the Persian side, the heads
♦ f both Civil and Miliary hospitals came, as well as
A.I.0.0* doctors and some civil practitioners. Pilms
were shown, on Rehabilitation from industrial accidents,
and Trachoma.
Diphtheria,
RJBSIaNS
27 - Red Army day was as usual cel ebrated in
.v-odia, although for the first time, at least for over a
Fatemiy e: , rf v/ives were al so invited, Hisbah and the Rassian
loAsul were to be seen in earnest conversation, using
Engl ish as a means •f communication though both are
distinctly halting in that language.
,28) The Russian Consui, h. Hiroshin, is at present
tisiting Teheran.
r : R I B n I.
^29) Bahhtiari - Bahmri . Reference para 29 of BiaryS*
Humayuni and Atapur, having flown up to A^ —Bid to uiscuss
'.he latest Government proposals with Morteza Qui i iChan,
Ihen new on’to Sar Basht v/here they found the Al-0 with
Amir Bahman. On their* return to Ahwaz, Humayuni informed
Teheran that he did not consider the proposed operations
feasible. It would appear that in his desire to dissuade
the General Staff from their plans with an argument
~ iicel y to appeal to the i, he must have overstressec the
undesirability of arming the BaKhtiari, to the exclusion
of the other reasons for not undertaxing these operations,
Since they are now pressing Humayuni to disarm the lahmai
without the use of a BaKhtiari force. They have summoned
aim to Teheran; but whereas m the middle of the menth
he was himself proposing suen a visit, he is now believed
lo be reluctant to go
.'30) While at Bar basht he is understood to have
mentioned’ to the ABC at he had an idea of disarming the
Hajiwand, to be put up as alternative operations (presumably
on the fundamental Persian principle that the army must
be constantly justifying its existence). When the
Acting Consul Genera, asked him about it later, he expand
ed the scheme to embrace all the branches of the Marr.iwand.
He had nut however made any mention of this to Teheran,
and said he would p-*it it forward when he went to Teheran,
as he had suggested he should. He has sti^l not proposed
it to Teheran.
(31J Abdullah Sarghampur arrived at Tangri-Takab,
Some six miles from Behbehan, on 23rd. He has been
Visited by Cultani and the Military Governor. He has
hot nuwever shown any signs of coming any further.