... To fit Persian subjects for employment the company had spent over £lOO,OOO on education in recent years. Further, the Persian Government had benefited directly and indirectly by the expenditure in Persia by the company of not less than £22,000,000. On medical ...

... must not b 3 forgotten that the British Government had contributed millions th the capital of the company, whereas the Persian Government had not contributed a halfpenny. After further leircl argument for both sides the Persian delega, having the last word ...

... of Justice, reserved his right to reply at a later stage, but, referring to the British alleged disquietude that the Persian Government refused to accept responsibility for the protection of the property and personnel of the company under Article 14 of ...

... League Council this afternoon. He said that the Persian Government's action in cancelling the concession amounted to a denial of justice which in itself would justify diplomatic intervention. The Persian Government bad twice refused to guarantee the company's ...

... willing to meet the wishes of the Persian Government. Negotiations for a revision of the terms of the concession had been started during the years 1929 and 1930. These had been allowed to lapse by the Persian Government. In 1931.32 further negotiations ...