... Imperial House of Commons yesterday that whilst his Majesty’s Government hoped to arrive an amicable sclUement with the Persian Government in regard to the latter’s decision lo cancel the Anglo- Persian Oil Company's concession, it would lake every legitimate ...

... suggests that his dismissal is sequel to the Anglo-Persian oil dispute, but this is not confirmed. The decision of tho Persian Government to annul the oil concession of the Anglo-Persian OU Company is supposed have been taken following the personal intervention ...

... Westminster, last night, that the National Government, m its latest Note on the subject of the oil concession, gives the Persian Government seven days in which to withdraw the notification of the cancellation the concession. Falling .ud. withdrawal, the dlepnte ...

... language, hut it appears to have been lost on the Persian Government, which refuses to withdraw the cancellation notice. This attitude is deemed wholly unsalisfaclory Britain. The aclion of the Persian Government is held to be confiscatory and clear breach ...

... character of the Persian Government's tactics in the matter of procedure. Until the dispute is settled a finding of the League Council the company’s interests must be prejudiced the disturbance of its normal relationships with the Persian Government, and for ...

... of the Persian Government in cancelling the d’Arcy concession granted to the company. The statement, signed hy Mr. Fraser, Deputy-Chairman, sais. The Board do nob wish to minimise the serious character of the action taken the Persian Government. The situa ...

... the Persian Government to take possession of the Company’s property in Persia eerious damage to the Company would result, and situation of the utmost gravity would 10. The British Government observe with much disquietude that the Persian Government have ...

... Teheran, Friday. After protracted debate the Medjlis (National Assembly) to-day unanimously approved the action of the Persian Government in cancelling the concessmogranteltof he Anglo Persian oil company. An explanatory statement was made hy the Finance ...

... Eden, Urder-Secretarv, I, ' Affairs, said that the agreement between ■,. Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian i, Co. was the concession, which granted the Persian Government Williain Knox d'Arcy May, 1001, an( I was transferred to the. Oi! ' 1909 ...

... summer. FEELS JUSTIFIED. On account of these reasons the Persian Government feels justified in having cancelled the concession, and see reason to withdraw that cancellation. The Persian Government refuses to admit that it liable to accept the judgment of ...

... report circulating in inter- national circles to-day (although it is not officially confirmed) it is the intention of the Persian Government to come to terms before 23rd January, tbe date fixed for the opening of the Council’s examination of the dispute. This ...

... Penis sal Scriptures. The Persian Government has; now given permission to the British and Poreign lOW Soviet) In import We Persia boxes or Scriptures. This is a concession. In view the fact that no Imports are allowed into Persia. an arrangeninnt is mad ...