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... am. the govern- official radio it was easy for ment concerned. An offer on the Persian Government to this basis was made to the persuade them that their Persian Government in Febru- misery was entirely the fault ary, 1951, but was disregarded, the British ...
... HULA-HOOPING BAN The Persian Government banned hula-hooping in public places I4' entertainment as being undignified. ...
... here last evening by the Persian Government in reply to the British Govern: ment’s second Note, which stated that the dispute would be referred to The Hague Court unless satisfaction was given Dj December 15. The Persian Government say it com siders that ...
... Concessions. Our Berlin Correspondent telegraphed to about week ago that the Persian Government had granted a railway concession to a Russian subject. It confirmed that the Persian Government has indeed granted such a concession to the Russian General Falkenhagen ...
... declares that H.M. in the [ Jnited Kingdom has been and will remain most anxious that the difficulties between the Persian Government and the company shall be settled by an amicable and fair avreement. the Government emphatically repudiate the suggestion ...
... in Persia, and whether he hed any intimation that the Persian Government was to reconsider its attitude. prepared Captain Eden (bore.gn in reply, said the Government regarded the Persian Government's reply to the first Note, delivered on December 2, as ...
... here last evening by the Persian Government in reply to the British Government's second Note, which stated that the dispute would be referred to The Hague Court unless satisfaction was given by December 15. The Persian Government say It considers that they ...
... Anglo-Iranian Oil Company has told the Persian Government that it is taking the oil nationalization dispute to arbitration. said the Company requested arbitration to; U' Determine whether the Persian Government had acted in accordance with the terms the ...
... Persian offer to remain in charge under the Persian Government. It is also regarded as certain that majority, if not all, of the 3,000 British technicians in Persia will follow his lead. The Persian Government today gave employees of the Anglo - Iranian ...
... SYMPATHY Sir Roger Stevens. British Ambassador in Tolieran, conveyed to the Persian Government his sympathy for flood victims. ...
... Ambassador in ieneran, to-day saw Foreign Minrster Eaqir Kazemi, and handed him a new note, says Reuter. The note asked the Persian Government to name two representatives on the oil dispute supervisory body proposed the International Court Justice. The British ...
... Oil Take-over 'T'HE Persian Government ordered to-day that all instructions from the directors and Board of the Anglo- Iranian Oil Company shall be considered invalid and unenforceable as from to-day. ...