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... by Sir Denison Ross, director of the School of Oriental Studies, who left London on Saturday at the mvitation of the Persian Government, s “The gim, I believe,” caid Sir Denison, “is to make it poseible for the young Persran to read up to the matriculation ...
... TO TEACH PERSIANS. English Linguist Starts on Novel Task, the invitation the Persian Government Sir Denison Ross (Director of the School Oriental Studies) left London on Saturday discuss with them the question the modernisation of the Persian educational ...
... left to-day on his tour of the Near and Middle East. One of the objects df his trip, he said, was to discuss with the Persian Government the modernisation of the Persian educational system. Sir Denison will return home before Easter. He said his idea was ...
... LONDON LINGUIST CALLED TO PERSIA. At the invitation of the Persian Government, Sir Denison Ross, Director of the School of Oriental Studies, leaves London this morning to discuss with them the question of the modernisation the Persian educational system ...
... MATRICULATION IN PERSIA Modernising the Cast the invitation of the Persian Government, Sir Denison Ross, direc-' tor of the Schood of Oriental Studies, leaves London this morning discuss with them the question of the modernisation of the Persian elucational ...
... gramophone which I think is admirable as a means of studying languages ROMAN LETTERS POSSIBLE There are rumours too that the Persian Government is contemplating the adaptation of the alphabet have that question with Mr James lecturer phonetics at the Oriental ...
... MODERN PERSIA At the invitation of the Persian Government Sir Denison Ross, Director of the School of Oriental Studies, left London this morning to discuss with them the question of the modernization of the Persian educational system. It is entirely ...
... have poisoned all wells about 100 miles south of Kerman (some miles north-east of Bandar Abbas on the Persian Gulf. Persian Government troops have launched an offensive a wide front, advancing against the rebels, who are now threatening Duzdap, the important ...
... poisoned all wells about 100 miles south of Kerman (Some 200 miles north.east of Bandar Abbas, on the Persian Gulf). Persian Government troopsnutve launched an offensive on • very wide front, advancing against the rebels who are now threatening Dazdap ...
... except for light aeroplanes, has therefore remained at a standstill. On the other hand, the difficulties raised by the Persian Government to the extension of ■ the Imperial air route beyond Iraq to - India have at last been overcome,. and there is every ...
... established between Cairo and Karachi. It may be remembered that two years ago, when the route was first, consideted, the Persian Government had a lot to say about the subject, and the result was that the machines could not fly further south than Basrah, on ...
... last obstacle to early development of the route to India has been removed by agreement between Imperial Airways and the Persian Government to allow British machines to fly down the Persian Gulf is expected through service will be started next April A survey ...