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... confirmed by messages from Teheran yesterday. The negotiations between Sir John Cad man. chairman of the company, and the Persian Government at one time appeared to breaking down. The Shah himself intervened and bad an interview with Sir John. The Shah says ...
... that, the agreement in principle now reached provides that, instead of 16 per cent. of the profits as at present, the Persian Government shall receive four gold shillings per ton of oil extracted. The company undertakes to extract a minimum of 5,000,000 ...
... His Vigorous Intervention Leads to Agreement TEHERAN, Friday. An agreement in principle has been reached between the Persian Government and the Anglo-Persian Oil Company in the dispute which led to the cancellation of the company's oil concession. A breakdown ...
... s improved to a moderate extent on a rutnour of a favourable settlement of the dispute bet ween the company and the Persian Government, but a prompt denial was forthcoming. have derived benefit from the announcement of the appointment of Mr. Leopold Albu ...
... agreement Teheran which virtually brings to end the acrimonious Abate between the British Government, the OU Company and the Persian Government. Under the of the peovlatanal are certain to form the bash of the goal document which win aisned and sealed the ...
... preliminary points of agreement, will contain the following terms The to increase tile percentage of its profits paid to the Persian Government under the d'Arcy Concession from 16 per cent, to 21 per cent.; Two and half per cent, of the profits of Anglo-Persian's ...
... and high talk on both sides: peremptory demands: curt refusals: threats and ultimatums. But from the moment when the Persian Government brought the whole matter before the Council of the League, the danger vanished. The agreement which the Shah and Sir ...
... between Sir John Cadnian, chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, and the Persian Government for a renewal of the company's concessions have opened. The Persian Government has submitted pro= posals to Sir John Cadman, and he is at present considering ...
... from Abadan. His official talks will begin Immediately. The Shah now understood to have added new item to the terms the Persian Government will demand in return for the granting of new concession to the Brltlth company. In addition to hU demand for a (hare ...
... PERSIA Sir John Cadman. chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, who is on his way from London to negotiate with the Persian Government on the oU situation. due to reach Teheran to-day says Reutcri. ...