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(b) The Government authorities are “°* h ev o^reel to
the Chiefs the rifles out a,..r security
hand over so that ^ gt i]L are awa ited in this
res ? on !^' 1 i! 1 : S -, m ^r of rifles probably considerable was
(°)
Captain ..hadrawan after r.cent ^^^wToon ^vc-n^ut^
and^to^intend^reportin^the^atter ^to the Governor-General.
¥aie fctv 1 & Vice Consul, made on the 2l6t, 24tn,
October respective ly visits ^ four mam centres of di -
tribution : Khormuj (for Dashti); ^ a "? f ’ Th-
Borazjan (for Cashtistan) ^d Ganawah (for Hiat Baud). - m
principles on which distribution vras t b J urpoae . Not
.t .ohool., bazaars, ««c. tbs Covcrnsr ‘“’“.“Jf
associate the Vice Consul with him and the visits passed
off in a most cordial atmosphere • ..
XXI. Local Affairs *
(a) Mai .uhammad^rim Biwani who inherited^ smu^lin,
^Bu&hire fo^itln thfdh’ow of Zair Husain^amJ^on the
ed^by°thelpersian authoriUes^nd some time ago
in ' hiraz after giving on undertaking to Government to
aE.SS fr" striStbS. »• tba* tn« old «« »< >• «»*
Muhammad Karim is reviving the old family U a
his departure for Kuwait has bmn telegmphe. to tnc
Political Agent A mid-ranking political representative (equivalent to a Consul) from the diplomatic corps of the Government of India or one of its subordinate provincial governments, in charge of a Political Agency. .
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ar-rtvenne mragraoh III (o) of Ijitel U g moe ^ummsuSL-lgr.
£‘1 ™’, syrsf.o ibib' iaiiaar-isift.
+ + ^7- hrTk ao far not been successful m recruirin^
any considerable numbe ± of young men for military service .
This failure i& a lJliM and with justification ascribed
This lairurc x* pp Prn itin*i Officer who sells
to the corruption of the hecruix^ng „-Mrw
leave and exemption papers. In one instance the acting
Governor obtained about one- hundred young men irom the
Hiat Daud area, buttthe Recruiting Officer is ^id to
accepted only 7, releasing the rest on one oou.ri;
exemption or another.
Captain Karimlu, the Recruiting off ’ w ^ d h ^ 8 g °" e fa °
■Rnrazian has met with little success there and has bo tar
made no attempt to recruit conscripts in Tangistan or m
oashti. He has however encountered there particular un-
wiUingncas to be recruited. Service in the.rmyeeems
to be generally regarded with even greater distaste than
bef ore .
The authorities of the ;entral Police Department, Tehran,
(4) have recenily instructed the Bushire Police not to issue
exit visas to pilgrims going to + M ^° ta ° r + ^ h " y
Iraq, and have also been told not to make
(c)
any
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