مجموعة ١٢٠/٢٨(٢) "بلاد فارس. الأهواز - اليوميات القنصلية" [و‎‎٣‎٥] (٢٢٤/٦٩)

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United Council €f Labourers of Luristan and
Khorrama'bado At Malayer the Tudeh party seems to 'be headed
by the ex-Governor of Burijird Moulavi-zadah, but in his case
his love for the Tudeh must be simply a convenient way for
him to run his opposition to the Majlis duputy Malik Madani©
In fact most of the Tudeh agents are similarly disgruntled
jobless people/ who could be weaned from the uartv intrignes
with wise handling®
SaCURITY®
31_o xin armed attack on an Oil Company car carrying Persian
soldiers from Agha Jari to Pehbehan on the 6 th Juhe is reported*
a sergeant was killed and one soldier wounded© An apmed
attack on two travellers near Burljird, resulting in ‘he
death of a certain Azarmi, a landowner of the district, is
also reported on the 17th Juhe 0
ELECT I Oil S 6
38® _ One of the members of tlie Provincial Council, ijQ s yyid
Hussein Imarilp has issued broadsheets advocating the claimB
of himself and the following persons to represent Khuzietan
constituencies in the next Majlis: Haji Muhammad Mustaufi,
Abr 1 shornkar, Beyyid All Tawakkuli (all of the Provincial
Counoil) and Majid Muqaqqar®
M&DICAho
33® Prom Arak comes a. complaint the recurrent fever is
claiming many victims and that there nape no medicines with
which to combat the disease®
METEOROLOGICAL®
34® Week ending' 1st June 1946 - Average temp® Max: 116
Min 126® Rainfall ~ Ffl® Wind North®
Week ending.eth June 1946 - Average Temp® Max 115
Min T‘4® Rainfall - Nil® Wind North®
Week ending 15th June 1946- Average Temp® Max 115
Min 75® 5*Rainfall -Nile Wind North®
Week ending 22nd June 1946- Average Terno® Max 112
Min 75© Rainfall - Nil© Wind North®
Week ending 29th June 1946* Average Temr.® Max 115®3
Min776©4* Rainfall - Kil® wrind North©
ECON OMICSo
T 6 ° ' " 1 .
the Hoods has put a great- strain on the resources of the &o~
cailed port of Bandar uhahpour^ with, its very•inadequate
facilities® The daily train from that port to Ahwaz Is
always m „. .. Df .goods® Freight rates on the lower K&rten
between Khorramshaiir and Ahwaa have soared, as road transport,
onlynabia to use uhe old road faro ugh Lorcpuiin, difficult*
Prices have shown no further tendency to fall, in fact they
tend to rise© The conaidrruble inoroaee in nonoy wanes granted
to oil company enpioysos i;;. no dotiot responsibl e for &ou& of the
increase in tne I oc.vt. ! .. price level© Ail attempt- to relieVe
the con^e^tj.on., at Bandar ohalipcur by unloading conr.ignR'jionts
of sugar ^ x or th«- south au Bandar A boas and Bushire Is being
iu a o.e® but grea t Xtej-wys are the .result owing to the eleme^taT*y
discharging facilities at those two porta.®
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