... came to the ears .4 Iht members oft he Council. who net if ied Persia, Is rn.•mber. that such happenings Midi stop. The Persian Government took a hand and soon stoppedit The Leagti; of Nations ran only be anceessfal if the coming generation take from their ...

... but also took the opportunity of paying a visit to Teheran, in order to discuss various outatand;ng matters with the Persian Government and at the same time of representing We Company at the Coronation ceremonies of that most re• ntarkabla inn eminent ...

... visit of fleeting up several misunderstandings with the Persian Government. You will be interested to learn that the estimated amount of Royalty pay. able by our Companies to the Persian , Government in respect of the last year profits amounts to £974,W ...

... negotiations have been carried on for the release of the airmen through the British High Commissioner in Bagdad. The Persian Government also endeavoured to free the cal tines. 'PLANES IN ACTION British Airmen in Punitive Expedition Against a Rebel Sheikh ...

... by Salar Dowleh, uncle of the ex-Shah. He entered Persia by the south-east with a 'mall following of tribesmen. The Persian Government immediately commandeered motor transport for the purpose of rushim: troops to the area. It is expected that there will ...

... SHEIKH’'S R.A.F. CAPTIVES Persian Government Helping Britain to Obtain Release. Determined efforts are being made, says Mr. Ormsby Gore, Parliamentary Under-Secretary to the Dominion Office, to secure the release of Flying- Officer F. M. Denny and Ai ...

... effort is being made by the High Commissioner in Bagdad and the Chargé d'Affaires at Teheran to secure their release. The Persian Government have promised to assist the Government in every possible manner, and they are taking active steps with that object. ...

... Lo¢arno. But “all's well v 3 &r } A Sk d Sy THE KHANIKIN LINK. | _ Economic difficulties between the Scviets and the Persian Government brought the North-West Persian market tumbling into the lap of the British company like a ripe apple, In a fit of pique ...

... representative. It resulted in the die, missal of M. Bonzon anti also of all the French officers in the employment of the Persian Government. A diplomatic invitation was issued last week by the new Shah, and representatives of all foreign countries were invited ...

... drugs of addiction. A Commission of Enquiry will shortly proceed to Persia to study the possibility of assisting the Persian Government to reduce opium production by substituting alternative crops in the place of the opium poppy. Other activities during ...