... this time-limit common agreement. A The two parties agree that the shall immediately enter into negotiations with the Persian Government, the respective legal points view being entirely reserved. The two parties agree that the legal standpoint of each of ...

... Town Club. He waa a Labour Exchange clerk. Oeneva, Wednesday. Agreement in principle between the representativea of the Persian Government and (he Anglo- Peraian Oil interests was reached to-day- Direct negotiations for the renewal of the concessions are ...

... Anglo-Pcrsian oil eoncession, had no intention of creating dispute with the United Kingdom under Article the Covenant. The Persian Government believed that such cancellation was not calculated to provoke conflict, since the Government had expressed a desire ...

... regard the Persian Government’s cancellation of the Anglo- Persian Oil Company’s concession as unilaterial act of confiscation and contrary to international law. The British Government observe, with much disquietness, that the Persian Government declined ...

... property of the company is damaged the Persian Government will be held responsible, and that, should necessity arise, steps to protect the property will be taken. In discerning threat in this statement the Persian Government is merely adopting the view Mi. Lansbury ...

... of the cancelling the concession “an inadmissible breach of its terms,” and demanded the immediate withdrawal of the Persian Government’s notification to the company. It was added that interference with the company’s interests would he tolerated. The reply ...

... Persian dull is accompanied by the statement that the movement has no connection with the present dispute between the Persian Government and the Board of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. Even if this be the case, the presence of a British warship at the outlet ...

... December H.M, Minister at Teheran, under instructions,’' said Capt. Eden, “made the strongest representations to the Persian Government, emphasising the very serious view held by H.M. Government, and adding that, while still hoping that the matter might ...

... Persia, the chief Shiah State, has more or less officially prevented pilgrimages; for it is the declared policy of the Persian Government to keep Persian money in the country, and they point out that there are perfectly good shrines in Persia. The result ...

... operating passenger service* much used by pilgrims in Persia; and since the settlement of the dispute of 1928, when the Persian Government opposed the use of Persian landing grounds by British aircraft flying to and from India, Messrs. Junkers’s Persian services ...