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“...and the East. September 11, 1941. 11 THE IMPERIAL BANK OF IRAN (Incorporated by Royal Charter, r88g) CAPITAL (fully paid) RESERVE £1,000,000 Reserve Liability of Shareholders, £1,000,000 £760,000 Branches in Iran:— Ahwaz Bushire Hamaaan Isfahan Chief Office in Iran—TEHERAN. Kermanshah Resht Khurramshahr Shiraz Meshed Sultanabad T abriz Teheran {Bazaar Office) Zahedan Branches in Iraq:—Baghdad, Basra. The Bank transacts Banking business of every description in. and connected with Iran and Iraq; and in London, grants Drafts, Telegraphic Transfers and Letters of Credit, and negotiates or collects Bills on Iran and Iraq. Head Office 11, TELEGRAPH STREET, MOORGATE, E.C.2 IONIAN BANK LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1839 THE BRITISH BANK FOR THE NEAR EAST Incorporated by Royal Charter in 1842 and Registered under the Companies’ Acts in 1883. Capital: Authorised £1,000,000, Paid-up £600,000 OVER 100 YEARS BANKING SERVICE IN AND BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND THE NEAR EAST. LONDON — GREECE — EGYPT — CYPRUS Head Office—...”
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“...Managing Editor: E. A. Mackenzie-Bell. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1941 PRINCIPAL CONTENTS By 164 170 165 166 163 163 167 169 169 Page 161 Page 171 BOOK REVIEWS......... EASTERN NEWS IN BRIEF COMMERCIAL TOPICS— Notes and News Egypt’s External Trade India’s Supplies Mounting Burma-Yunnan Railway The Week’s Finance Exporting to Egypt ... A Weekly Review of the Politics, Commerce and Finance of Great Britain, the Balkans, Turkey, Egypt, the Sudan, Malta, Cyprus, Palestine, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Arabia, India, Afghanistan, the Federated Malay States, China and Japan. Post-war Prospects of Albania INDIAN AFFAIRS— British Trade in the Far East. Sir Alfred Watson ... CARTOON........., ....... WAR DIARY IN THE EAST ... OVERSEA CORRESPONDENCE— Iraq’s Attitude to War Editorial Director i Sir Alfred Watson. Telephone: Holborn 8254-5 NOTES OF THE WEEK................. LEADING ARTICLES— Aid to Russia ... The Free Sea ... SPECIAL ARTICLES— Whither Goes Turkey ? By Kenneth Williams ..........'. ........ German...”
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“...given to her, or, to be more accurate, she would not even think of changing it without such a guarantee. Meanwhile, in circumstances of greatest delicacy, she had to continue her national existence. She saw the Balkans overrun, Crete evacuated. Germany and Italy were now her immediate neighbours: and British military might seemed far away. But in this war everything is fluid, even for neutrals. Since the battle of Crete, the whole Middle Eastern situa- tion has been profoundly altered, alike, in Iraq, in Syria, and in Iran. To the south and east of Turkey are now her friends. That Turkey is pleased with the change is not to be doubted, whatever reservations she may make upon the appearance of Russian troops in Iran. But there has been another, profounder change, from Turkey’s immediate point of view. The Nazi onslaught on Russia keeps the whole world on tenterhooks, and, not least, Turkey. No Humpty-dumpty It is scarcely to be thought that public opinion in any neutral country will unmistakably...”
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“...the Arab States, with Iraq and Egypt at their head, should keep out of the war while adopting a benevolent attitude towards the democracies, is the opinion of Al Itihad. “ No well-informed person,” says this newspaper, “ can fail to recognize that Germany’s policy towards the Muslim countries in general, and the Arab countries in particular, is only part of her main policy aiming at world domination and the colonial exploitation of these peoples. It dates back to the time of Wilhelm II and is now pursued by Hitler.” Then the writer proceeds to discuss recent events in Iraq. ‘' Thanks to the activities of a network of spies and agents throughout the Arab countries in the Near and the Middle East, Nazi Germany succeeded in gaining over, by deceit, a number of politicians and statesmen of doubtful standing in Iraq. These deceived and shortsighted men, known in the past for their hostile attitude towards the independence of Iraq and the pan-Arab ideal, seized power in Iraq, over- throwing its...”
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“...tion in Syria, the Lebanon, and Palestine, has closed. INDIA The National Day of Prayer was observed on Sunday through- out India in churches, temples, mosques, and gurdwras. British and Indian Troops are now firmly established in the interior of Iran. They are holding strategic centres and lines of communications which -will effectively thwart any possible Axis designs, says a Simla statement. The authorities, it is understood, have decided to send back to Iraq the Iraqi evacuees who arrived at Karachi during the disturb- ances in Iraq. The trade representative recently appointed to Teheran by the Indian Government reached the Iranian capital a few days before the joint Anglo-Russian action began, it is learned at Simla. A reminder that they are fighting for the preservation of righteousness, justice, religion, and freedom was given by Sir Sikander Hyat Khan, Premier of the Punjab, on the occasion of the ■ second anniversary of the war. "A righteous cause cannot fail unless we betray it...”
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“...Abroad : Stephen Lynch & Co., Ltd., Baghdad. Gray, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Busreh. CHINA------ SHANGHAI.—KeHy & Walsh Ltd. TIENTSIN.—Tientsin Book & Stationery Co. EGYPT---- ALEXANDRIA.—Au Papyrus Hachette. CAIRO.—Express Book & Stationery Storo- PORT SAID.—Simon Artz Ltd. ADEN------ Cowasjee, Dinshaw & Co. INDIA----- BOMBAY.—Thacker & Co. CALCUTTA.—Thacker Spink & Co. (1933) Ltd. DELHI.—Wheeler & Co. Railway Bookstalls. MADRAS.—Higginbotham’s Associated Publishers. MALTA------ VALLETTA.—Butler’s. IRAQ--- BAGHDAD.—The Bookshop. Rashid Library. CYPRUS---- FAMAGUSTA.—D. K. Pancgides. NICOSIA.—Dick Soultanian. PALESTINE------- HAIFA.—Pales Press Co. Felix Nagler. JAFFA.—Pales Press Co. H. E. Salib & Co. JERUSALEM.—Pales Press Co. TEL AVIV.—Pales Press Co. P. & O. and B. I. Tickets Interchangeable: also Tickets of P. & O., Orient and New Zealand Shipping Companies. U.S.A.— NEW YORK CITY.—38, Union Square, Universal Distributors Company. 66 GREAT BRITAIN AND THE EAST” PRINCIPAL SELLING AGENTS OVERSEAS...”