... again in the Mossadeq administration. His international standing was consolidated in 1954 during the talks between the Persian Government and the British- American consortium to settle the oil problems created by the discredited Mossadeg regime. He led the ...

... Government, Moscow Radio said. grandmother while his parents awards to t h e men . The British Arm, C. A Parsons The Persian Government acted were away from home. Armagh, is told in citations of the braveryor cm.. Limited, of Newcasue-upon- at the command ...

... remain indifferent to a treaty which subjects the southern borders of the Soviet Union into immediate danger. A Persian Government spokesman said in Teheran that no reply would be made until the Shah and the Prime Minister. Dr. Aghbal. returned from ...

... assurances of friendship by Marshal Voroshilov, said: The Persian Government has never joined and never will join any aggressive blocs directed against the U.S.S.R. If the Persian Government has undertaken measures for defence, they have been dictated ...

... to-4day announced that it upheld a three -yea r sentence of imprisonment passed on Dr. Mohamed Bossadeq, Premier of the persian Government which nationalised the British oil industry in 1951. Dr . Mor.sadeg was convicted of frisson in December. 353, f or ...

... Peninsular and Orient group. 34 for Shell Tankers, six for Esso Petroleum and others for the British Tanker Company and the Persian Government, follows a period of about two years during which practica:ly no new tanker tonnage was commissioned from British yards ...

... for the reopening of Abadan oil refinery arrived back in Ldndon to-day in a chartered airliner, after being signed by Persian Government officials. It was signed by the British companies and was then flown to New York in a specially chartered K.L.M. Skymaster ...

... nationalisation of Persian oil. Since the case came up the British company has joined an eight-nation oil deal with the Persian Government for the operation of its plant, which was nationalised in 1951, and the marketing of the oil. Prisoner who took poison ...

... countries—Persia. Britain. the United States, and the Netherlands. In Teheran it will be signed by a representative of the Persian Government, and in London, New York and The Hague it will be signed by the representatives of the eight big oil companies who form ...

... to-day with a £5.000.000 sterling contract for 100,000 tons of rails and other railway equipment. The contract, which the Persian Government awarded to Britain. was negotiated by a British group headed by the United Steel Companies Ltd., of Sheffield. in face ...

... marketing of Persian oil have ended. and a delegation of three are to leave to-morrow to resume negotiations with the Persian Government in Tehehn. RECTOR OF DUNEANE At a meeting the Church of Inland Board of Nomination to-day. Rev. W. N. C. Barr. 8.D. ...

... pout I pur laltolout. alit sport aril ier tre 11 l ar WAY IS PAVED FOR A GENERAL ELECTION Polling soon in Persia The Persian Government to-day announced the dissolution of the Ntajlis (Lower House) and the Senate. the two Houses of Parliament. paving the ...