... the possibility of an appeal Persia to the Council of the League under article 11 no such step has yet been taken the Persian Government. On the other hand the Persian Ambassador in Paris has informed the League that his Government cannot be ready with ...

... 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 ...

... does the spiritual I home of Hafiz and Omar want? Seriously. a larger slice of the Anglo-Persian oil melon. Anyway. the Persian Government is doubtless telling itself it is worth trying. We resent, equally, hair-oil diplomacy and bear's grease diplomacy,: ...

... ' 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 ...

... of uprightness and peace which should prevail between members of the League of Nations, and it was inLimatcd that the Persian Government would bring the British threats and pressure to the notice of the League Council. It was originally intended by the ...

... stated i the British Commons yesterday that. seeing that the Persian Government contemplated an appeal to the Council of the League of Nations, which would result in the Persian Government becoming entitled to require the suspension of ..ny proceedings ...

... arisen between his Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom and the Imperial Government of Persia consequence of the Persian Government action in purporting to cancel the concession held the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, a British Company, and his Majesty ...

... 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 ...

... message reporter saying that he could not at present meie statament the recent happenings with regard the decision of the Persian Government op.the rompsny’s oil concession. It wsa explained that although Sir John has been kept touch fable telephone, desired ...

... bringing to the notice of the Council of the League the threats and pressure directed against the Persian Government by the British Government. The Persian Government adds, says Reuter, that it does not consider The Hague Permanent Court of • international Justice ...

... Clause, and maintains that the Permanent Court cannot deal with a dispute between the Persian Government and a commercial company such the Anglo-Persian. The Persian Government refuses admit any liability for damage done to the company affairs, it has never ...

... 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 ...