... (Fig. 2). The ornament recalls that (Collection Haji Sahijani.) Description by Arthur Upham Pope, Adviser in Art to the Persian Government, and Adviser in Persian Art to the Pennsylvania Museum. FIG. 4- THE frequent bull motive in decoration. (Collection ...

... Persians and enrolling them in a force—the South Persian Rifles—officered and equipped by Britain. Silence in Court The Persian Government, none the less, insisted on regarding the Rifles as a foreign force, and immediately on the declaration of peace requested ...

... force and a costl y paign—which would at that time been anything but popular in Br —it was impossible to remove the Persian Government. ...

... GENEVA. Tuesday. An application for a seat on the League of Nations Council, received by the Secretary General from the Persian Government. likely to give rise to difficult situation when the elections for the non-permanent seats take place next month. It ...

... exchange, to which I alluded last year, remains a free market, to the benefit of merchants and the country generally. The Persian Government has also found it possible to relax, in some degree, the restrictions on imports, and this has helped to improve trade ...

... obtained from authorities who had no right to grant them. While the Bahrein Islands are under British protection the Persian Government claims sovereignty over them. The Note states that Persia considers herself at liberty to claim r..stitutit n of any ...

... other concession acquired by the Standard Oil Company or any other company whatsoever—having been obtained not from the Persian Government, whose rights sovereignty over the Bahrein Islands are incontestable, but from legally incompetent authorities without ...

... brought before the League Nations to-day when* the Secretary-General published the text of a note of protest from the Persian Government against the granting an oil concession to the Standard Oil Company California. It stated:— - ♦ Says Concession Was Granted ...

... very hopeful that our new eoncessionary arrangements will prove be the foundation lasting collaboration between the Persian Government and the Company. ...

... company will have adequate liquid resources for any requirements that can be foreseen. Our relations with the Imperial Persian Government have been characterised by the most friendly co-operation. A spirit of true partnership in the development of the oil ...

... Ordinary Stock, the same as last year. and to increase the carry forward by £60.000. Our relations with the Imperial Persian Government have been characterised be the most friendly Pradustlon Production has followed its normal course throughout the year ...

... 013, as against £2,645,131, but the latter total included payments due to the end of 1931 under the agreement with the Persian Government. Net profit was £264,301 higher at £2,643,978. As already announced, the dividend on the ordinary stock is maintained ...