... Saves Currency The contract will enable the Persian Government to complete the Teheran-Meshed railway, and fe) link Tabriz, capital of the north-western province of Azer- baijan, with Teheran. Sir George said today: “The sign- ing of this contract will ...

... FIGHTING ON IRAQ BORDER TEHERAN as broken Fighting .it between Kurdish Persian Government the Iraqi border, sources said today, torcements and three [hters have been sent (Reuter.) Hurricane fi from Tehera Cinemas Banned As Polio Rises VALETTA. Malta ...

... circumstances in August. 194. after returning from a visit to Hiller. PERSIA ASSURES RUSSIA . . . TEHERAN. Thursday -The Persian Government told Russia tonight that it had ordered air photography near the Soviel-Persian border to be abandoned remove Soviet ...

... Quake Deaths TEHERAN. Monday. The Persian Government tonight denied an announcement from a Government source on Sunday that more than 1.500 Deoo'e had died in the earthquakes near Bushier. Persian Gulf Port. It said that 30 people had died. The Government ...

... suggests that his dismissal a sequel to the Anglo-Persian oil dispute, but this is not oondirmed. The decision of the Persian Government annul the oil concession the Anglo-Pcrsian Oil Company supposed to have been taken following the personal intervention ...

... Contributions should be sent to Mr. Bacon, or to Councillor F. Crawshaw, Beauchief Abbey, Sheffield. NO DESIRE FOR CONFLICT. Persian Government and Oil Dispute. The Persian Foreign Minister has sent a telegram to the Secretary General of the League stating that ...

... ever, the Council must first hear the Persian Government’s statement, which, as it involves the presence of a special representative and the examination of documents now in Teheran, makes it materially impossible for the Council to begin its examination ...

... Persia’s Claim. The Persian statement to the Council declares that:— 1. The Persian Government had already decided to notify the Council of the intimidating—it may almost be said threateningattitude which the British Government has thought fit to adopt ...

... long the Persian Government claims to treat the concession as terminated by their own unilateral act. 3. The British Government are most anxious that the dispute shall not disturb the friendly relations hitherto existing with the Persian Government. 4. After ...

... Confiscation. 7. His Majesty’s Government can only regard this action a unilateral act of confiscation taken by the Persian Government against the company, and it is well established in international law that the confiscatory canceHation by the government ...

... Foreian Secretary, who wa-s to have travelled to Geneva yesterday, to conduct the British case the dispute with the Persian Government concerning the concession of the Anglo-Persiau Oil Company, is indisposed. Sir John is suffering from severe, feverish ...

... having been prevented by illness from going to Geneva. The proceedings (wires Router) will formal, it is understood the Persian Government will not represented. ...