... chairman of the Anglo- Persian Oil Company, who is travelling to Persia with party of experts reepen negotiations with the Persian Government tor a revision the company's concessions in Persia, is cxpecte.l arrive at Abadan to-morrow. From there he will fly ...

... Teheran on Thursday. It is hoped that the visit may facilitate a settlement of the dispute hetweer tbs company and the Persian Government following the cancellation tne d’Arcy concession. ...

... chairman of Anglo-Pereian Oil Company, will shortly leave England for Persia in conoeetion with tbo negotiations with tbs Persian Government over the oil conceseione. definite date for Sic Johns departure haa not yet been fixed. It may within the next fortnight ...

... ending i-gMI 81st, 1931. Tiie only special expenditure incurred the Government in connection with the die- with the Persian Government regarding the Aegio-persian Oil Company’e concession amounted approximately £2OO, being the expenses of officials to ...

... company and the Persian Government, and for the company continue normal operations Portia. Dr. Benes reports that the arrangement come to, the two parties agree that the company shall immediately enter into negotiations with the Persian Government, the respective ...

... withheld pending their reception Ly the League Council. There is, however, reason to believe that they recommend the Persian Government to withdraw cancellation of the cqncefisiou, while the same time advising the Anglo- Persian Oil Company to enter into ...

... Anglo-Persians were unaffected by the news that provisional agreement has been reached between the company and the Persian Government, but the priority issues added several pence. Burmahs were quietly steady at 2 31-52 but Boyal Dutch declined i to ITf ...

... for Renewal of Con- cession to be Resumed Geneva, Wednesday. agreement in principle between the lepratentative, tie Persian Government and of the Anglo-Peman oil interests present in Geneva reached to-day, mainly the result the mediatory .Sorts Dr. Uene ...

... traversed another 00f>. ** The Persian Government has benefitc-’ directly and indirectly, by expenditure by the company not less than £22;000,000. “Preventing” Arbitration Turning to the main allegation tiio Persian Government, it contends that the company ...

... *' the sudden action of the Persian Government in cancelling a concession enjoyed in Persia Anglo-Persian Company. circom stances it was, of course, the first duty of the Government to make it plain the Persian Government that it would uphold the the ...

... Foreign Office oas prevented the Anglo Porsian Oil Company from negotiating friendly settlement with the Persian Government. The Persian Government, in approaching tne Anglo-Persian Oil Company, has never offered any basis whatever for negotiation, it ...

... itself willing meet tho wishes of Persian Government. Negotiations for a revision of tho terms of the concession had been started during the years 1929 and 1930. These, pointed out, were allowed to lapse the Persian Government. 1931-32 further negotiations ...