... II)32, a preiininary agreement was arrived at between his highness *Feyinourtwhe, idirtister of Court, on behalf of the Persian Government, and Sir John Catbnati, the chairman of the company, settitg rerts:a toinc:ples which been agreed between thrill on ...

... League Council has appointed M. • (Czechoslovakia) as rapporteur on the dispute between the lit•itish Government attid Persian Government and has instructed him to get into touch with both part and to report back' - to the Council. The Persian delegation ...

... l'ersian tioveniment •• tinted with the fir the ail• jwitment of differences but the latter paid no attention, so the Persian Government a:eil to rescind the emcee. Rending between the lines, the ~adjuetuietit whieh the for I'VrMiti in refers to, splicers ...

... enterprise have to the Persian Government by so efforts what. e%er i.n the ot the Persians theui. *elves. Now is 1931 as a result of world 41..10 . .264in the Persian share of 'moats has fallen RA rioupareil with in The Persian Government, tieing promote ably ...

... liambay. Jan. 4. The Consul Pers!a in nsaubaY, in the of a statement to the press. justifies the measure dopled by the Persian Government to saeguard their interesot and denies reports of naval 01:crations lit rersian ports.. Persia he says. hopes that tut ...