... Government of Iraq is placing an order in Britain for a number of 200 m.p.h. fighting 'planes for its Air Force. The Persian Government is also buying aircraft in Btitain. It has chosen light 'planes which can be converted from passenger to war machines ...

... Machinery Worth £250,000 An order for textile machinery worth £250.000 for Persia is likely to go to Lancashire shortly. The Persian Government is spending £1,500,000 to improve the cotton industry of the country. Mr. Hussein Agar, Persian consul in Manchester ...

... PERSIA APOLOGISES Union Jack Hauled Down by Naval Officers The Persian Government has apologised to the British Government tor the conduct of Persian naval officers who landed at Basidu. Kishm Island. in the Persian Gulf, and hauled down the Union Jack ...

... Committee Certain Not to Agree SHOWING THE FLAG IN THE GULF Persians Who Hauled Down Union Jack on an Island The Persian Government has apologised to the British Government for the conduct of Persian naval officers who landed at Basidu, Kishm Island ...

... Argentina and Brazil. It understood that these authorities are considerably favourable to any scheme settlement. The Persian Government has likewise declared Its willingness to admit Jewish technicians, and has asked th£ ,_ _ _ Jewish enmmunities in Teheran ...

... &ght they could not stand or walk, their limbs were so crippled. Owing to the 55 nations constituting the League, the Persian Government was induced to abolish the practice. The League rescued Austria Hungary from bankruptcy, and by so doing revived the ...

... night théy could not stand or walk, their limhs were so crippled. Owing to the 55 nations constituting the League, the Persian Government was induced to abolish the practice. The League rescued Austria Hungary from bankruptcy, and by so doing revived the ...

... state of equilibrium. Its Power to do so had been much assisted by the amicable settlement of their relations with the Persian Government. The report was adopted. ...

... Anglo-Persian Oil Company yesterday. Sir John Cadman. the cha.rman. referred at some length to the differences with the Persian Government. The eventual result said had been a clear agree men; lair to both parties; liquidating accumulated differences; providing ...

... to refer to the Accounts one stag*- a difference, which you are aware arose between Hi* Majesty's Government and the Persian Government, whi' brought our affairs before the world the meeting the league of Nations Fortunately, through the good offices the ...

... been utilised out of provisions made for this purpose. Those combined payments settled all outstanding claims of the Persian Government, in addition to meeting the full payments due for the two years ending December 31, 1932, under the new scale of royalty ...

... arose concerning their concession that at one stage a difference had arisen between His Majesty's Government and the Persian Government, which brought their affairs before the world at the meeting of the League of Nations. Fortunately, through the good ...