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... protege of the Government of India, a Knight Grand Commander of the Star of India and of the Indian Era pire. In 1924 the Persian Government decided to cancel the firmans and bring the Sheikh's territory under its own direct administration. The Sheikh issued ...
... that British air-liners should be allowed to Sy over Persian ter' thou. In this connexion it is to be noted that the Persian Government has granted the necessary permission to German and Bus- Sian aeroplane companies which are to cooperate in Persia. It ...
... t been beard of Miss Ward, the E was • wager on B.vindj. PERSIA AND HEJAZ Protest to League Over british Treaty The Persian Government has lottged with the League of Nations a protest against Article Six of the Treaty of Jeddah, concluded between Great ...
... integrity of members of tho League, and declares that the Bahrein Islands are a Persian possession, Protest is made by «ne Persian Government against the British Government concluding an sgreememt on behalf of the Sheik of Bahrein.—Centra] News. PLACE OF PEARLS ...
... PERSIA PROTESTS. REQUERT TO BRITAIN THROUGH LEAGUE. From Our Own Oorreeirstremet. GENEVA, Wednesday. The Persian Government has for- I warded to the League of Nations a copy of a protest which it handed to the British Minister in Teheran (the Persian ...
... route, to replace the smaller three-engined Hercules land 'planes, for the latter have been refused permission by the Persian Government to fly overland under that jurisdiction. The Calcuttas will go via the coast route. They will carry fifteen passengers ...
... India to England, the lecturer said that all arrangements had been made for the flight, when, at the last moment, the Persian Government raised an objection, contending that they did not wish anyone to fly over Persia. Continuing the lecturer said that ...
... His Excellency Mirza Eisaa Khan Fays sail. like to offer to Sir John Cadman sincerest congra on behalf of the Imperial Persian Government on the high position be had assumed and on which he had succeeded their eminent Greenway. He hoped that for many years ...
... cordially welcome these visits, as we do every other manifestation of the identity of interests which exists between the Persian Government, the Persian people, and ourselves. Personal intercourse of this character encourages us and greatly helps to acquaint ...
... Khan Pays said that he would like to offer to Sir John Cadman sincerest congratulations, both on behalf of the Imperial Persian Government and of himself. on the high position be had assumed, and on the great work in which he bad succeeded their eminent President ...
... n and goodwill of all concerned. am ham to say that we have had no serious dfferences or misunderstandings with the Persian Government in the past; but this is not sufficient ; we want the goodwill of the Persian people, and OUT policy is directed toward ...
... Fay's said that lie would like to offer to Sir John Cadman • sincerest congratulations, both on behalf of the Imperial Persian Government and of himself, on the high position he had assumed and ni the great work on which he had succeeded their eminent president ...