... uncertainty of the position -had been kept higher figure than normally necessary. In the past, royalty payments to the Persian Government were provided out of profits of the Plrsi Exploitation Company and the Anglo- Persian. arrangement with the First E ...

... Baldwins, the textile firm, and an increased dividend the Anglo-Persion Oil Company in spite its battle royal with the Persian Government over the royalties business and the extra costs involved. KEEPING INTEREST ALIVE There also undoubtedly an important ...

... announced increased profits and dividend In view the serious rupture which occurred the company's relations with the Persian Government on the question o: royalties, the market and shareholders had been prepared for adverse results. As matters turned out ...

... Chairman the Anglo-Persian Oil Comp«nv. I.td . in.gut have to tell shareholders the settlement recently come with the Persian Government What, however. could say w.ts that there was nothing In that settlement requiring him qualify any way the confidence ...

... Anglo-Peraian Statement Complete satisfaction with the new Agreement with the Persian Government is expressed circular 1 matted lta shareholders last night by the Anglo- Persian Oil Company. This states that the agreement represent fair and Just settlement ...

... has ratified the new Anglo-Persian Oil Company agreement, which was recently concluded between the company and the Persian Government tsays Reuteri. The League Nation* ha* taken cognisance of the agreement following it* signature by the Persian Council ...

... message yesterday. In the new agreement the Persian Government has limited the concession to an area of 200.000 square miles until whan the ana will further reduced to 100.000 equate miles. The Persian Government will chooae representative neidtnl London ...

... the Persian Induced to sign a treaty which provided for the appointment of British advisers in all branches of the Persian Government. Including the army, (or British co-operation In the economic deve- lopment UM country, and the like. But wave of popular ...

... confirmed by messages from Teheran yesterday. The negotiations between Sir John Cad man. chairman of the company, and the Persian Government at one time appeared to breaking down. The Shah himself intervened and bad an interview with Sir John. The Shah says ...

... agreement Teheran which virtually brings to end the acrimonious Abate between the British Government, the OU Company and the Persian Government. Under the of the peovlatanal are certain to form the bash of the goal document which win aisned and sealed the ...

... preliminary points of agreement, will contain the following terms The to increase tile percentage of its profits paid to the Persian Government under the d'Arcy Concession from 16 per cent, to 21 per cent.; Two and half per cent, of the profits of Anglo-Persian's ...

... and high talk on both sides: peremptory demands: curt refusals: threats and ultimatums. But from the moment when the Persian Government brought the whole matter before the Council of the League, the danger vanished. The agreement which the Shah and Sir ...