مجموعة ١١١/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. كرمانشاه - يوميّات سياسية." [و‎‎٣‎١‎٦] (٧٥١/٦٣٤)

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recently in Assyrian extolling the party and ir.vitin all
Assyrians to enrol. . articular_ rei«renoe -as ti«de to the or«
liness or the Tuueh demonstrations in xehraii. oo x , ^
aaherents have uone nothing but tulK. ,,o strikes have been
or* anieed, no deaauus ior better pay or wording conaitions
ilU t lorv.ard, uiia no attewoto taaue to evict landlords U’o
their property.
16 . notwithstanding this, the governing and landowning
classes are becoming increasingly apprehensive oi
j. t x x. ... v.-j vjii ia.rtio’S nave iiiaue their appealanoep
the most suceessrul being the'Tesb-i- ardui.l whose leauci
orteM Qhuli .ayat, the head of the ,;o , aoicatxo,... ...uxe ....t,
•ts recruited a large lollohxug among the upder claoses. Iney
also have done nothing but talk, mostly with the object oi
aiasuadin^, prospective 'x’uaeh members#
id In KennariBhah the Tudeh remains active though not
very olatruoive. A branch oi the party is ioiuwn to
in Lurramabad, causiu 0 widespread alarm to the rich ther ,
yiiu it is probable that one will be openeu in otihCiUd. m e
anniversary of the 'martyrdom 1 oi* Dr. -ram °
• ebraary bra bat there were no public demons trations. One
spea^er^emphasised that the party made no distinction between
lomo, Christians arid oevis but that all *»exw. aiot..oio.
! nother speaker reiuted the allegation that the party was
oviet-iDocirec 1 ., ‘h e have nothing uc ao # with cither the
Russians* or the nritiah", he sain. 'Our policy is the atreng
ening o, Iran", it us rumoured that nr. -orutan, tne Isos
oar^y leaner, aay be moving to Tehran shortly.
oq i-oni oenamuij ii x^ x^eported that ce -tSin ofiicers
with Vouch laanii rt#d ol*mdeatin# pr^ag^d*
t is not thought however that the *uu^h ■•Uil sS ^ ^
ground there as it is too closely associated w-eh bo-ahevism
in the minus oi me people anu itar ox the Kdsbions ^.s ve y
strun , there. Por .ission was recently rerused ioi .he
opening of a brunch or the "Hesb-i-..aulat ' ni ^enunuaj.
iltrKiOU hi Uiti* ilc O U x isluC.
gi. r. iatchinson, the juierican oirector-ueneral of
.inanee, has received a letter rrom the prime niaxstertcllin^
him that his powers as regards cereals ana dread, thw ux
but ion or monopoly goods, rent control anu
Barbari-i-dah" he never haa aiiything to “V ” t A the
in practice ax-e at an end, but otherwise nio rOwxt.on is tne
same as before. She cress has lately ueen doxiouncing t.,^
inance Department xor their complete inaoility .w o.^ani
the issue ox the new food coupons - it .o axlt^ed bn at no
coupons are issued without payment ox a consxaeraolebrioe-
ana" maintains that only Hutchinson can put matte is straight.
9 ^he harvest orospects a. e at the moment e-.tj.e wely
ou thunks* to adequate" rails ox rain anu suo... .he rains which
All later, in march, ,pri. a..a ay, .ill however determine the
final result. Grazing; in the upland pasture® should
plentiful this year.
interest has been aroused by a recently xoiv cu
* -. v • i i 1 iijowners u« u notables under
Agricultural Gomwittee ui itoOt.x xaiiuownoxo
the auspices of the: Department jZ .gx^culture ^ ,
meet once a week a*xu consicer ways ana nieuns oi enoouia^xi g
the prosperity of t he province. ne ci its
appears to be to counter trie efforts ox the • uea \
t m uho •aMun’ts sg&inst th# L«adoTOsr#»
director ox Agriculture, is the resident and amoii to uhe cawa
bers are oeaahi, the ...a.a 0 cr of the ..vgricultural nanK,
ohandis uharib, heau. of the o hah a baa oubai 1 * actox'y,
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