... THE PERSIAN OIL DISPUTE. The dispute which some time ago arose between the Persian Government and the Anglo• Persian Oil Company has been the subject of negotiations for some time past, and the statement that an agreement has been virtually arrived at ...

... 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 ...

... under which the company can surrender the concesaion on giving two years' notice, and provides for the payment to the Persian Government of 2il per cent. of the net profits after 0370.000 has been paid to the Ordinary shareholders.—Exchange. ...

... limit by tummies agreement. 2. The two parties agree that the ramose, shall immediately enter into negotiation& with the Persian Government, the nupective legal point& el view being entirely reeerred. 3. The two parties agree that the legal standpoint sat ...

... Teheran which virtually brings to an end the acrimonious dispute between the British Government. the oil company, and the Persian Government. Under the terms of the provisional , agreement, which Are certain to form the basis of the final document which will ...

... kfedilies has ratified the new Anglo-Persian Oil Company agreement, which was recently concluded between the company and the Persian Government. The League of Nations has taken cognisance of the agreement following its signature by the Persian Council of Ministers ...

... withheld pending their reception by the League Council. There is, however, reason to believe that the% recommend the Persian Government to withdraw its cancellation et the eonrxssinn , while at the *acne time advising the Anvlo-Ferman Oil Company to enter ...

... the South African War and the Great War, and won tie D.S.O. in 1917. Two years later he was lent for service under the Persian Government under the terms of the Anglo-Persian agreemtnt. His last post was that of Military Attache in Rome. While there he was ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... dark eight, and then walk across the Border. This is the route taken by the latest reform's arriving in Persia. The Persian Government is in • difficult position in giving hospitality to tha•a fugitives, but facilities for finding theme work are being ...

... short of what some enthusiasts would desire. CARS. TYRES. AND FURS. PERSIAN MONOPOLY FOR U.S. CO. JERUSALEM, Monday.—The Persian Government has granted a monopoly . in motor-ears, tyres, and lure to an Americas company.—Exchange. SHIPOWNER'S WILL SURPRISE ...