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... 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 ...
... Karachi have only to be settled Political obstacles in Persia have been surmounted and negotiations now progress with the Persian Government concern such minor matters the proportion of Persian personnel to be employed at landing grounds and arrangements for ...
... completion. Major (I Woods Humphrey, general manager of Imperial Airways, has gone to, Teheran to discuss with the Persian ', Government a portion of the section of this air line which lies along the shores of the Persian Gulf. The equipment for this section ...
... Mrlnotre former actress to Mr William ANNIVERSARY HOUSE OF COMMONS PROPOSED EGYPT- INDIA AIR SERVICES Agreement with the Persian Government SINGAPORE LAND OFFERS Commons Wintertoh uot iu to-dav magisterial inquiry shooting of in Li I loonTi district tho India ...
... Persian Order for German Firm. Ba*Llx. lucwlsy, The eontreei for the construction of the 300-miles railway line for the Persian Government, connecting the Persian Gulf with the Caspian Sea, has been secured by a German group. The final contract will, perhape ...
... this country to India would with mails lead demand from passengers With regard to difficulties that had arisen with Persian Government hoped the latter would service could be nothing an to and misunderstanding would be removed In starting the experiment ...
... himself flying to India It was the first time an Imperial Airways machine had landed in India It was also the last:: The Persian Government raised objections to flying over Persian territory and from that day to this the service has extended no further than ...
... built up stage by stage and there much preliminary work still be carried out There was at present the opposition of the Persian Government to the Persian section of the route that the difficulties which existed were :e to a misunderstanding and that we should ...
... have never been under the effective control of Persia. Turning to the allegation advanced on various occasions by the Persian Government. that their °Win to sovereignty over the Bahrein Islands has been recognised by the British Government, Sir Austen remarks: ...
... integrity of Persia Sir Austen states that the British Government are unaware of any valid grounds upon which the claim the Persian Government to sovereignty over these islands is or can be based Geographically he states the islands are not part of Persia nor ...
... REPLY 10 PERSIAN The Gazette understands that the British Government has replied to the recent Note addressed by the Persian Government to the League of Nations, taking exception to a clause in the A:_glo- Iraq Treaty with reference to Bahrein Islands ...
... Geneva but the British Government have chosen the kindlier method of sending a reply direct to Teheran This will give the Persian Government a chance quietly to drop the matter The belief here is that the Persians have been stupidly misled by specious repr ...