... nature of which shall be the matter of agreement between the Persian Government and the advisers. PRESERVATION ORDER. The British Government will supply, at the cost of the Persian Government, such officers and 6uch munitions and equipment of modern type ...

... statement were wellfounded it would not justify the action of the Persian Government in cancelling the concession, as the concession contains no clause entitling the Persian Government to cancel it in any such event, and moreover does not impose upon ...

... ultimately proved impossible for the. Persian Government and the Company to come to an agreement resort should have been made to arbitration in accordance with Article 17 of the concession. The Persian Government, however, preferred to adopt another course ...

... PERSIAN HOPES OF SOLUTION The Persian Government Mission left by air for Tabriz to-day, to resume talks on the future of the Northern home rule province of Azerbaijan. I hope that the Mission will be able to solve the various problems soon, Prince ...

... BROTHER. COMING TO TERMS WITH THE PERSIAN GOVERNMENT. Reuter’s Teheran correspondent says is understood that Solar ed-Dowleh, brother of theez-Shab, who was first unwilling accept the terms of the Persian Government, now prepared to meet its offer. CENSORSHIP ...

... tension bed existed between the Persian Government and the Treasurer-General for some weeks past. was the cause of the resignation of three Ministers short lime since. He had information respecting the views the Persian Government as to why they objected the ...

... PRESERVATION OF ORDER The British Government will supply, at the cost of the Persian Government. such officers sad such munitions and equipment of murlern type as may be adjudged ne•eesary by a joint commission of military experts. British and Periian ...

... under it* foreign officers was in open revolt against the Persian Government, and had cut the telegraph line*. Our information was that all this had happened defiance the Persian Government, who reoented the conduct ita officers. ...

... the statement made by the Persian Government to th e Soviet Government in November, 1945. which was catecrlcally refuted by the Soviet Embassy in Persia on 26 November. In Its reply of December. 1945. the Persian Government not only failed to disprove ...

... respect abwilutely the independence and integrity of Persia. The British Government will supply, at the cost of the Persian Government, the hervioes of whatever expert advisers nosy he eon• aideved necessary for the several depertments o► the Persian ...

... whether the Persian Government agreed to the fir.>t Russian ultimatum the understanding that fresh Russian troops would not be landed, and acceded to the demand at the request of the British Government, and whether the Persian Government were prepsnd ...

... against the Persian Government's annulment of the D'Arcy Concession to the Anglo-Persian Oil Company—to a tribunal whose duty it is to deal with any dispute between members of the League which is likely to lead to a rupture. The Persian Government, or more ...