... ns placed foreign goods the Persian Government. As a result of these restriction* British trade with Persia has been very seriously affected. The position has been aggravated by the issue of a law by the Persian Government exempting Russia from all these ...

... language, hut it appears to have been lost on the Persian Government, which refuses to withdraw the cancellation notice. This attitude is deemed wholly unsalisfaclory Britain. The aclion of the Persian Government is held to be confiscatory and clear breach ...

... character of the Persian Government's tactics in the matter of procedure. Until the dispute is settled a finding of the League Council the company’s interests must be prejudiced the disturbance of its normal relationships with the Persian Government, and for ...

... the Persian Government to take possession of the Company’s property in Persia eerious damage to the Company would result, and situation of the utmost gravity would 10. The British Government observe with much disquietude that the Persian Government have ...

... summer. FEELS JUSTIFIED. On account of these reasons the Persian Government feels justified in having cancelled the concession, and see reason to withdraw that cancellation. The Persian Government refuses to admit that it liable to accept the judgment of ...

... CADMAN IN TEHERAN Sir John adman, chairman ot the Persian Uil Company who on his wav from l.ondoii negotiate with the Persian Government he oil situation, i» due teach Teheran from Abadan to-day, alatee lie uter. ...

... has ratified the new Anglo- Persian Oil Company agreement, which was recently concluded between the company and the Persian Government. The League Nations has taken cognisance the agreement following ita signature by the Persian Council of Ministers, ...

... the United Kingdom, fully admitting the principle on which .ontentiou of the Persian Government »3 I. maintains that it is not applicable and he invoked by the Persian Government present case. In addition to this preaiy question the case involves import- ...

... FOURTEEN CLAUSES. Provision for Depreciation of Pound Sterling. The text of the new agreement between the Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, which was signed on Sunday, has now been issued, and consists of fourteen clauses. Details ...

... of uprightness and peace which should prevail between members of the League of Nations, and it was inLimatcd that the Persian Government would bring the British threats and pressure to the notice of the League Council. It was originally intended by the ...

... is withdrawn by December 15 she will refer the matter to the Permanent Court of International Justice The Hague. The Persian Government has also been informed that she will held responsible for any damage to the Company’s interests or activities, and that ...

... Teheran. , . ~ The Persian Government has repeatedly refused co-operate with Turkish forces against the Kurds on, the frontier, and the prop’***! note will protest against the Persian attitude. note will also urge the Persian Government the proposal made ...