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... the interim dividend declaratirn. Anglo-Persians moved up further rep rt of a provisional settlement the pure with the Persian Government. Strength Funds. . , Conversion 3 per Cent, 97 5-16, while the 3- P® 1 g9 5.16, and 100. War Loan closed • on sols ...
... recovered smartly in the oil market on the report that an early settlement likely _to be reached in the dispute with the Persian Government. The Preferences participated, the per Cent, being 26 and the 9 per Cent. 25s 6d. South African cold shares met with ...
... equal basis. To discuss a settlement while the Anglo- Persian Oil Company's contract remains cancelled would to put the Persian Government in the position of a dictator and the British Government at an unfair disadvantage. It is to surmount the preliminary ...
... League Council this after, noon. said that the Persian Government action in cancelling the concession amounted to a d:nial of justice, which itself would justify diplomatic intervention. The Persian Government had - twice refused to guarantee the company's ...
... lead the presentation of the British case in the hearing by the League Council of the dispute between the British and Persian Governments concerning the latter's cancellation of th'e concession of Anglo-Persian Oil Company. The hearing may begin on Thursday ...
... May be Ousted by Britain. Bagdad, Tuesday. Much excitement was caused on the Bagdad market to-day by a rumour that the Persian Government intends to permit the importation of sugar to the value of £250,000 from Bagdad and Mohammerah, and that British suppliers ...
... outside the League's sphere. Britain was wrong in expecting the League to judge concerning the righteousness of the Persian Government's action.- Persia's only reason in going to the League was to complain against Britain's interference. The negotiations ...
... Foreign Office has prevented the Anglo-Persian Oil Company from negotiating a friendly settlement with the Persian Government. The Persian Government, in approaching the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, has never offered any basis whatever for negotiation, it ...
... Settlement Out of Court. Teheran, Tuesday. Rumours of negotiations proceeding between the Anglo-Persian Oil Company and the Persian Government with a view to settling the dispute out of court are emphatically denied Mr T. L. Jacks, the company's resident directof ...