... recalled that the dividend of per cent, for 1932 came as pleasant surprise, because of the revised agreement with ihe Persian government. Now that the position in this respect has been clarified, the company it believed will adopt a more liberal dividend ...

... happily concluded. I may. however, in di-ate that one stage difference, which you are aware, between hi* Majesty’s and the Persian Government, which brought our affairs before the world the meeting of the League of Nations. Fortunately, through the good oilier* ...

... forward, which had been kept at higher figure than usual because of the concession uncertainty. future all payments to the Persian Government under the new* concession will be shown in the accounts. Phoenix Oil's surplus of £162,473 rom- with £20,746; and the ...

... y, savagely, as would a madman, crazy with lust. There is only one adequate punishment for that. Miss Tarleton. The Persian Government demand that the murderer shall hang; nothing less than that will satisfy them.” Elisabeth stared at him in frozen horror; ...

... -frightfully awkward and regretful, poor old chap, hut feeling it was only fair to warn mo of what was coming—that the Persian Government was raising Cain about the business at Amalieh and demanding somebody’s head on a charger—and the Iraq Government had ...

... of the fingers for her threats. The Itritish Government said, wmtld have to make repre-• illations the Persian Government, and the Persian Government would procrastinate, because they knew they could exactly nothing. refused any allegiaim Teheran: he was ...

... l advance following the improved statistical position. the other hand, blurred the Oil Group; the terms exacted the Persian Government for the renewal the concession being considered very harsh. Amalgamated Press Success After deducting the amount absorbed ...

... Anglo-Persian Settlement The settlement of the difference between the Persian Government and the \nglo-Persian Oil Company, now an nounced, is webome; but until details terms of the agreement are made public it would wis»- not to jubilate. .Sir John the ...

... NEW CONCESSION TO RUN FOR SIXTY YEARS Teheran, Monday The negotiations between the Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Co. ended last night, when a new agreement was signed. The new concession allows the company to work approximately half the ...

... Shares made further advance. In Hie Oil section, tnglo-p( rsians weakened on the reported terms of the agreement with the Persian Government, Hubhcr improved, but th« re uas not mu h movemi nt in the >liare>. A few tea Shares were better. ...

... Anglo-l*erslan Oil Cinpany, and the Persian (iovcrnment for a rniewal of the company’s roncession, hav»; cpened. The Persian Government has submitt* d proposals to Sir John Cudman, who considering them. At yesterdav s meeting of the Economic Conference ...

... Teheran tomorrow. it is hoped that the visit may facilitate a settlement of the dispute between the company and the Persian Government following the cancellation of the Darcy concession. Meanwhile the conversations at Geneva are suspended until next May ...