... COMPANY TEHERAN (Persia), Wednesday. ULAME placed on the British Government for intervening the dispute between the Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, by Muhamed Ali Khan Foroughi, the Persian Foreign Minister. He told the British United ...

... Anglo-Persian oil colics ■fan, had no intention ot mating dispute with the United Kingdom under Article 15 the Covenant The Persian Government believed that such cancellation was not calculated to provoke conflict, since the Government had expressed a desire ...

... origin of the conception, and the Anglo- Perslan Oil Company's relations with Persian Government says (hat the concession has been recognised by successive Persian Governments in various ways. Including the acceptance ol royalties, and contends that there ...

... guarded all Irish Delegate to Preside At Oil Dispute From a Diploma tic Correspondent i the January sitting, as the Persian Government intends to send experts from Teheran. HEN the dispute between Britain the January sitting, as the Persian Govand Persia ...

... Persia was to be Egyptified. British officers were to instruct her army, and advisers from Whitehall to dominate Persian Government departments. In other words, proud people with an Imperial record reaching back into dim antiquity were to surrender ...

... a large loan for the reconstruction of the country. These words were not written by a Persian. They not come from a Persian Government Report, but from the latest edition of the En- DXESDAY, DAILY HERALD DECEMBER it, 193?. If know- A PRINCE TIMOUR ...

... Government has not received sufficient royalties. Under the D'Arcy concession, granted in 1901. was provided that the Persian Government should paid annually sum equal 16 per cent, of the annual net profits of any company or companies formed to operate ...

... accounts were offered to the Persian Government in June last, when it protested against the smallness of the royalties for 193 i. As regards the new agreement drafted last year, the company invited the Persian Government send representatives London, where ...

... made the strongest representation to the Persian Government. We will not tolerate any damage ihe (ompany interests or Interference with their premises or business activity in Persia On December 3 the Persian (Govern Today at the Per .her Bntush Note said ...

... PERSIA'S REPLY The Persian Government. Its reply, said it was within its rights in cancelling the concession and did not agree to withdrHW the note to the company. lor time |KI«I been entitled take step* to cancel the runcession. lt* stipulation* Here ...

... troubled waters of international relations. It agitates them. The acidulous Notes that have passed between the British and Persian Governments over the dispute of the latter with the Anglo-Persian Oil Company the latest manifestation of this. But there more in ...

... LANSBURYS QUESTION are anxloua that an amicable settlement may be reached between the Persian Government and the company. •• We consider Ihe action of Persian Government In cancelling the roneesslon he an Inadmissible breach of the term* that Instrument ...