... OIL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT POSSIBILITIFI'-. There were to-day possibilities of tlement of the dispute between th.• Br and Persian Governments over the ' tion by the latter of the concession Anglo-Persian (Jul Company. A report has been received in T.-n% from ...

... Of 4 Controlling interest in the Anglo-Per.ian 0;l Company by the British Government, ;without the agreement of the Persian Government, vitiated the original The lesson et all histtw is that the existent, within her boundaries of a •tal company controlled ...

... every year since. j au * The Persian memorandum stated that no payment on account of the 16 per cent royally due to the Persian Government had been dhv the Company to law. actual fact that Companv the sum of C 325.000 durinc the period from 1914 1919. Persian ...

... had provided free university education in England for two 1 ersian students annually. Further, Sir John continued, the Persian Government had benefited directly and directly the expenditure Company not less than £22.000,0W. mcdmal^services alone South ...

... traversed another 00f>. ** The Persian Government has benefitc-’ directly and indirectly, by expenditure by the company not less than £22;000,000. “Preventing” Arbitration Turning to the main allegation tiio Persian Government, it contends that the company ...

... city. and evolving a style of Architecture corresponding to that which prevailed when the emigration took place. The Persian Government is co-operating and has decided to build large numbers of cottages to house the peasants. who will he induced to cultivate ...

... . ia cannot rt to «• Friendly Relations. Proposed Reorganisation of Lancashire Union. DEKRY'S OUTDOOR RELIEF The Persian Government, tncir Memorandum in reply to the hritu-h in respect of the cancellation the Arcy con- Alter l.av in tl. relations which ...

... sodden action of the Persian Govern- ment in cancelling a enjoyed in Persia by the Anglo-Persian Oil Company. In the circiinistnnces it was, of course, the first duty of 11.1. Government to make it plain to tho Persian Government that it would uphold ...

... *' the sudden action of the Persian Government in cancelling a concession enjoyed in Persia Anglo-Persian Company. circom stances it was, of course, the first duty of the Government to make it plain the Persian Government that it would uphold the the ...

... Foreign Office oas prevented the Anglo Porsian Oil Company from negotiating friendly settlement with the Persian Government. The Persian Government, in approaching tne Anglo-Persian Oil Company, has never offered any basis whatever for negotiation, it ...

... matter will shortly be settled amicably between the Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Co. The dispute arose out of the cancellation of the company's concession by the Persian Government, and is due to be discussed by the League of Nations ...

... itself willing meet tho wishes of Persian Government. Negotiations for a revision of tho terms of the concession had been started during the years 1929 and 1930. These, pointed out, were allowed to lapse the Persian Government. 1931-32 further negotiations ...