... Persia’s border and warships to our waters. Through its agents the United Kingdom had formulated olots against the Persian Government to sabotage our financial, economic and industrial life.” Then, finding it derived no benefits from this, it set itself ...

... Government do not recognise the Persian claim to sovereignty over Bahrein, and our representative in Tehran replied to the Persian Government on May rejecting the Persian complaint of British interference in the affairs of the island.” German Rearmament —No ...

... sentenced to talli at Exeter Assizes last for the murder of Mrs >vce Mary Dunslan. of Pool, smiuorne. Oil Customer A Persian Government confirmed reports ! l Persia is prepared to vat the Anglo - Iranian Oil “ principal cusirr for sale of oil. 'ramming ...

... « The British Bank ol Iran and the Middle East, which has been in Persia for more than fifty years, has informed the Persian Government that it milt close down activities completely in Persia tnithin six months owing to Government restrictions on its business ...

... as further inquiries were being made. An application for bail the accuseos agents was refused. Expelling Briton The Persian Government has decided to expel a British carpet dealer. Mr Robert P. ♦ , J Simmons, who has been in 1 Hamadan for twenty years ...

... appointing nation. On this occasion Dr Mossadeq first of all .made public the fact that the British Government had asked the Persian Government to accept Mr Hankey. and then announced his own refusal to accept him ...

... served in Tehran before nor shall he have served in any colony. The only conclusion that can be drawn here is that the Persian Government hopes the patience of the British Government will crack under these repealed Insults, and that the British will break ...

... awaiting a report from Tehran on suggestions that the Persian Government has refused to accept Mr Robert Hankey as British Ambassador, succeeding Sir Francis Shepherd. Sir Francis asked the Persian Government for their approval of Mr Hankey’s appointment some ...

... About Our Offer It is disclosed in a White Paper published to-day containing correspondence between the British and Persian Governments on the oil dispute, that as long ago as February 23 certain aspects of Ang o -1 r a n i a n relations had been causing ...

... had under consideration the early publication in a White Paper of the correspondence between H.M. Government and the Persian Government about the future the oil industry in Persia. Burial next-of-kln m wished, the *>« brou J pay , *he all possible help ...

... prepared a great demonstration for to-day. The government employees association announced to-day that all employees of the Persian Government would strike on Monday. A resolution passed at a meeting referred to promises made to public servantsb y the acting ...

... Oil Company’s “Newsletter announces that most of the 300 British employees whose residence permits were cancelled the Persian Government, have been given four months’ special leave, but are liable to be recalled lor duty at any time. ~~ T ~ r* > -i - = ...