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... to make maps of the Western part of the country for the Royal Geographical Society, as he had done Scot.and. But the Persian Government refused permission, and Mr, Sykes decided to use the time in collecting material for a book. This, Wassmuss, 'The German ...
... tomorrow. FILM SETTING Professor's Advice Not Followed A libel action by Professor AVthur Upham Pope, adviser on art to the Persian Government and director of the American Institute for Persian Art and Archaeology, against Gaumont British Picture Corporation ...
... trophies mementoes their trip.: Mr. John Drink water, the poet and dramatist, is leaving for to-day, at the invitation of Persian Government, to attend the celebrations honour ol the poet Firdausl. All countries have been invited send representative. The c ...
... what the delegates from Siberia, Turkestan or Inner Mongolia thought about all. Firdausi's Millenary On October 3 the Persian Government will start celebrating the millenary Persia's greatest poet, Flrdausl—a name which to Englishmen means one of the Aga ...
... Company would have adequate liquid resources for any requirements that could foreseen. Their relations with the Imperial Persian Government had been characterised by the most friendly co-operation. Production had followed Its normal course throughout the year ...
... 677 to £2,643.978. already announced, was entirely; due to -the reduction in the royalty and taxation payable to the Persian Government from £2,645,131 to £1,785,013, the former amount having been swollen by a charge £1,142,353 to respect of arrears. As ...
... utillsed out of provisions; made for., that purpose. Those , combined payments settled all outstanding claims of the Persian Government in addition to meeting the full payments due for the two years ending December 31, 1932, under the new scale royalty ...
... to-day'smeeting of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, referred at some length to the recently concluded agreement with the Persian Government. He said that stockholders would appreciate that.it had been easy task to evolve a new and balanced agreement In the ...
... £1,022,069 £1,071,341 B% £720,130 iement Is the more en It Is realised that struck after making ill royalty and taxa- Persian Government settlement. It will the carry forward Is auced, but the surplus adequate by the board In tlement with the Persian lfter ...
... £60,000 more that the capital Bank. It should noted that the reserve does not Include the £200,000 reeSiveq.frotn, the Persian Government Tor surrender of the note Issue, that item appealing ' jjs. a sepSrate reserve. Beechams§Subfeidiary Issue the cqurse ...
... law ana equity recognised by civilised nations.. . J.pj . ' Of the considerable sums payable the near future to: the Persian Government substantial part has been set aside past years, and the 'balance will provided the accounts for the year 1932. GRAFT ...
... to overcome the difficulties which had arisen between the Persian Government and the company, as the correct assessment ' net profits,' of jwhich under the D'Arcy Concession the Persian Government received 16 per cent, royalty, the company had indicated ...