مجموعة ٢٨/١٣٣ "بلاد فارس. رشت؛ مذكرات شهرية" [و‎‎٤‎١] (١٣٢/٨١)

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Th« B.&.I.D. already betn approachod and asktd to apart us
mort fr*« copies of th* Bullttin over and above our already in
creased circulation,
(c) M^SiiULLA AKBAH,Governor of NAU SHAhK # wae worried about
underground Tudeh activity in KAO SHAIiR and CEAUTS. The British
Consul was shown a copy of a ludeh circular # addressed to the Bir
ector of the CHALUS oilk Factory (the original having been sent
to TiOiRAK) exhorting labourers to disobey all Govtrm.ent officials
and reminding them that the Tudeh party was still alive and would
re-&pp*ar, As a result of this.he has despatched his family to
TLHRAN and hap sent in an official request for transfer, ne
psketf the British Consul to intercedes for him,so that he might
be "posted to ronth PLR31A,preferably ABADAN".
(d) According: no the Governor of HAU SHAHB, the chiefs of the
KH/JAVAh and JAKGL1 tribes in his area recently came to him and
offered to help against the Tudeh party, i£ necessary.xhe Chiefs
were sent in to TLHUAh in order to report personally to the chief
of the General Staff. The Governor et&teu that in hit report to
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TiitKAN on th* matter he had suggested the loan of arms and ammun
ition to the tribes, including an ariuy officer to cocriinandlthem in
the event of their being used in the maintenance of law and order.
Note:- According to HUSAIN KSHGHI,officer i/c of the hoyal
Palace at KAXGAR, when conversing with the British Consul about
the local tribes a few days later,said that flASiiuiG.ULi YALJANl,
head of the KHAUAVa.ND tribe, who wag formerly so patriotic,was
now pro-Tudeh and, therefore, most untrustworthy.
(•) There are two Armenian shop keepers of NAU 7 a aHR, named
VARTAN and A3SATUR,reported by the Governor to be Russian spies";
and in cloee touch with the Russian Wireless Gtation operator,
(f) VENEDICT DZEIjLEN is the Russian operator of the NAU SHAHR
i eteorological Wireless Station,which is a small white wooden
house,wired in,just outside the harbour and on the North side of
the main road NAU SHAHR—BABULSAR. The wirelese masts are about
3o ft high with about 15 yds between maete. it is reported to
have electric batteries for use when the municipal current Is
cut off.
From the point of vi.w of m.t.orology *, vLUev,