... The Persian Government may ask the Allies for advance of £4.000,000 to finance current gram purchases Mr Gunther. of the United States Treasury, has arrived in Teheran. I find that women take far more interest in gardening than men and are much keener ...

... PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE. accusation against company. The Persian Government in a memorandum to the League of Nations, in reply to the British case in respect of the cancellation of the Darcy Concession, expresses the hope that friendly relations between the ...

... Teheran. It is rumoured that the dismissal is a sequel to the Anglo-Persian oil dispute, but this is not confirmed. The Persian Government's decision annul the oil concession of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company is supposed to have been taken following the personal ...

... Monday, the Chairman intimated that he propose! adjourning examination of the question until January 23rd, to enable the Persian Government to send a memorandum. He announced that he had sent to the two parties a telegram stating : Am confident that pending ...

... warning to the Persian Government regarding their cancellation of the concession. Replying to questions in the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. Anthony Eden, Undersecretary for foreign Affairs, said the action of the Persian Government was immediately ...

... to the Persian Government, small force of Indian troops liave been aiding the Persian Cossack Division in bringing them to order. Their Chief, Kuchik Khan, fled, and the province has now been restored to the authority of the Persian Government. Last year ...

... the fish known as the lump, sucker, ugiy species from the North Sea which has never before been seen district. Thk Persian Government has accepted ths British Government's offer of £100,000 for the purpose of gendarmerie in south. The Government has ...

... Munisters. who are in constant, communication with the Russian Govern- ment in regard to the best means of enabling the Persian ,Government to re-establish order and tranquility in the country. Papers will be laid as possible before Parliament in connec- tion ...

... advance. The fctu-'sian demands are, firstly, dismissal ef Mr. Shuster and Mr. Le Co fire ; secondly, undertaking from the Persian Government not to employ foreigners without previous agreement with the Russian and Britiso Legations; and thirdly, tbe payment ...

... I The Russian demands are, firstly, the dismissal Mr. Shuster and Mr. Le Coffre ; secondly, an undertaking from the Persian Government not to employ foreigners without previous agreement with the Russian and British Legations; and thirdly, the payment ...

... PROCLAMATION PUTTING A PRICE ON HIS HEAD. The British and Russian Legations atTehsran have addressed identical note the Persian Government to the effect that, seeing that in epit* the admonitions frequently given by the British and Russian Governm-nts to ...

... PROCLAMATION PUTTING A PRICE ON HIS HEAD. The British and Russian Legations Teheran have addressed an identical note to the Persian Government the effect that, seeing that in spite of the admonitions frequently given by the British and Government* the ex-bhah ...