... Pcrcival Phillips), -whoec telegram from the oil city of Abadan w© publish to-day, that affairs in the dispute with tho Persian Government appear to be settling themselves. The Shah is giving every sign of goodwill, and the British cruiser Hawkins is exchanging ...

... Governments have now discreetly intimated to the Persian Government that they might be reluctant to lend their support to a case ao inherently weak legality. The first indication of the Persian Government’s possible retreat from its untenable attitude was ...

... 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 ...

... put forward cogent arguments for revision the oil companv’s concession she has no right to cancel the concession. The Persian Government would, it is contended, well advised to settle the matter amicably with the oil company before the League‘takes further ...

... 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 ...

... —Voars, 4c., Chwstuas Shoppe*. AHOLO-PERSIAN DISPUTE Teheran's Delegation Present Case at OeneT* Teheran, Thursday. The Persian Government is considering the appointment delegation to be sent to Geneva to lay before, the League of Nations the Persian cass ...

... Anglo-Pereian oil conceseion bad intention of creating dispute with the United Kingdom under Article 15 the Covenant. The Persian Government believed that such cancellation was not calculated to provoke con. diet since the Government had expressed desire to ...

... pursued so long as the Persian Government claims to treat the concession as terminated by their own unilateral act. Outlining the history of the dispute, the Memorandum states that 29th June of this vear the Persian Government refused to accept i.he royalty ...

... 10s per ton i,l in the metal quotation. Anglol„, res were a weak feature of the !., the confiscatory attitude dist)ie Persian Government. In the ~,,1 market the best feature was the improvement to S4i shown Berlin it. sympathy with the recent rc. German ...

... seemed to envisage the possibility of an appeal Persia to the Council under Article 11, such step has yet been taken the Persian Government. the other hand the Persian Ambassador Paris has informed the League that his Government cannot ready with their statement ...

... ' and added:— “In view of the intimation con-,; , that reply that the Persian Government lemplated appeal to the Council „V' League of Nations, which would rc.u't Persian Government becoming etuiV'! require the suspension nrt , l instituted before the ...

... unit less than the price prior to the unfortunate expression of the Persian Government’s intention to annul the company’s concessions. ft difficult to understand the Persian Government's contention that the concession was obtained as the result of pressure ...