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THE CHINA MAIL SEPTEMBER 20, 1941
PERSIAN TRIBESMEN AFTER THE EX-SHAH'S BLOOD AFTER
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A CONVOY CONTAINING the Italian Legation staff in Teheran and some women and children who have finally decided not to accompany the Germans, is due to leave the Iran capital to-day and will probably be diverted via Baghdad owing to the conges- tion on the road taken by the Germans.
Four active Italian agents are being held in Teheran while the question of the disposal of the remaining 350 Italians in Iran is be- ing discussed.
are.
It is learned the Germans being sent by ship to India and may later be sent on to Austra'ia, An account has reached Teheran of how, when the Russians were advancing from the north-west on Iran, the German staff at the blind school at Tabriz, on the Russians' path. locked the doors of thel school leaving children and adults] inside without food or water.
The school was discovered accl- dentally two days later when me- dical help had to be rushed to the
inmates.
The whereabouts of the ex-Shah is not known but it is believed he is in the neighbourhood of Isfa- han.
Threat To Shah
The police are taking precau-
tlone against the tribesmen of southern Persia who are now stalking the Shah, intent on tak- Ing revenge.
It is stated he will soon be sent out of Iran, probably further east- ward, where he will be allowed to remain at liberty.
British headquarters have been established in the British summer| Legation in the hills some five miles to the north of Teheran.
SHE TRIED
TO BRIBE
ARMY
Jean Larmour, of Ballycar- rickmaddy, Mageragall, Lisburn, collapsed in the dock and was sentenced at Belfast to six months' offering bribes to Army officers. imprisonment and fined £500 for
The Jury found her guilty on ten counts, but asked the Judge to show leniency "as she did not realise the seriousness of her actions."
Lord Justice Babington told
ANOTHER RAID IN
SUEZ AREA
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"Bombs were drop-
ped on the Suez Canal area in the course of an air raid early this morning," states O Ministry of the In- terior communique is- sued at Cairo yester-
day
"Three people were injured but the dam- age done was in- significant. Alerts were sounded in Cairo and several
pro- vinces."-Reuter.
MENACE OF
GERMANS
REMOVED
Larmour he did not believe she (By Reuter's Special Correspon. was a novice.
Probably she was a tool, but she was a menace.
dent in Iran)
With the despatch from Teheran of about another 130 Germans yesterday, Iran will be rid of the
TIRED OF WODEHOUSE most dangerous Fifth
Columnists and sabo-
The capital is now almost en- SHEFFIELD LIBRARIES COM-teurs. tirely ringed by British and Rus-MITTEE ANL CASSANDRA sian troops.---Reuter.
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M.P. GOES HAYMAKING
About 250 further German men' THINK ALIKE ABOUT P. G.. WODEHOUSE AND HIS BROAD- remain to be rounded up, but most of them are comparatively CASTS FOR THE NAZIS.
harmless. A British doctor yes-
The Committee will buy no terday examined the German
more Wodehouse books.
returning
Many borrowers are the books declaring that
will read no more.
sick in bed, and most of them ap- they pear to be suffering from exces
sive fat and high blood pressure. Alderman J. Hawnt, chair- A certain number of German- man of the Committee, told Jews and Austrians will be allow- the "Dally Mirror:" "The deed to remain in Teheran, as also Czech cision will operate until Wode- the greater
part of the house substantiates
.about numbering hia claim commmunity,
200, who will be extremely use- with trans- weekly ful in, connection German porting supplies to Russia-Reu-
ter,
to be a Briton."
Mr. George Hicks, 61-year-old Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Works, was worried. Every day when he walked. from
Wodehouse is giving his office to the Houses of Parlia- broadcast talks over the ment he saw the-waist-high grassradio. in Parliament Square growing higher, more unkempt, unsightly. Mr. Hicks decided that a little time could be taken from the war effort to tidy up the front view of the Mother of Parlia- ments; so he. arranged for the parks superintendent to have the grass cut.
One morning on his way to the House Mr. Hicks saw two
men with scythes hard at work. He Joined them, took over one of the scythes, and went haymaking himself.
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BOGUS AIR ACE LED PROCESSION
A FILM SHOWING · HIM LEADING A PROCESSION WAS MENTIONED WHEN AIR- CRAFTMAN TELEFRINTER DENNIS GILL 19 OF BEECH- WOOD-AVENUE. WAKEFIELD ADMITTED AT A COURT-MAR- TIAL THAT HE HAD WORN IN MAY AN OFFICER'S UNIFORM AND DECORATIONS TO WHICH: HE WAS NOT ENTITLED.
.....
Gill, it was stated wasap- pronched by a WV.S. organiser to speak at a Ladles Day meet- ing auringo Yorkshire. War-Wea- pons Week and inde "an ex- tremely good speech!
He joined the RAE hoping to fly, and felt bad when he saw he was not getting on as fast as some of his friends,
The Court's decision made known later,
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