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... £70.000. PERSIA APOLOGISES. OFFICERS WHO HAULED DOWN THE UNION JACK. From Our London Staff. FLEET STREET, Sunday. The Persian Government has apologised to the British Government for the conduct of Persian naval officers who landed at Basldu, Kishm Island ...
... (Persia), Sunday. draft agreement has been by the Persian Government and Sir Jonn Cadman. chairman of the Anglo-Persian OH Company, for the settlement of the differences between the Persian Government and the company. ' The details of the agreement are ...
... between Sir John Cadman, chairman of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, and the Persian Government for a renewal of the company’s concession have opened. The Persian Government has submitted proposals to Sir JJhn Cadman who is considering them. Their tenour ...
... ’PHONE IS: 6904. OUR LONDON LETTER- Mercury Office, 171, Fleet Tuesday THE PERSIAN DISPUTE. The dispute between Britain ( Persian Government over the cession to tne Anglo-Persian co is likely, according to rumour City, to come to a satisfactory j ment. The ...
... Secretary of State for etltj . * outlined the British S Polic y Anglo-Persian th a hieeting of the League Ml , ; PceiHj Persian Government’s action °f concession amounted to Slice which in itself would intervention, f e Gover:il tient had twice refused i ...
... willing to meet the wishes of the Persian Government. Negotiations for revision of the terms the concession had been started during the years of 1929 and 1930. These, he pointed out, were allowed to lapse by the Persian Government.. In 1931-32 further negotiations ...
... suggests that his dismissal is sequel to the Anglo-Persian oil dispute, but this is not confirmed. The decision of the Persian Government to annul the oil concession of the Anglo- Perslan Oil Company is supposed to have been taken following the personal ...
... torials tde Teheran news li I, Ei(i ear to have been officially »JN e Br ltlsh Government to thp an y to initiate negotla- Persian Government. It is S' shn, ,?i’ the Br >itsh Govern d withdraw from the con- , Ettelaat declares that a ,NS y solutiori be thS Britlsh ...
... anything doing in the share market. As regards oils, Anglo-Persians rallied to 365. 3d. on the latest statement of the Persian Government in connection with the concession. Royal Dutch closed dull under 17|. British Controlled Issues remained firm on recent ...
... settlement of the 'Sc! ''Eat Was in these circum- G the Persian Government an- hlaipct hceHation of the concession. i* i 8 Government can only pla*? 11 unilateral act of con- e „hy the Persian Government tcEsjo , P In pany, and it is well 1 lnt ernational ...
... dispute at the meet- Council to-morrow. Sir been prevented by ill:v^^s°^eneva• °^ eneva • r. be purely formal, as X PerSian Government J P rob ably address tele'*oaih f.. ■ ; c>v ernments requesting y action calculated dispute. —Reuter. P(,fio CENTENARIAN ...
... the Foreign Secretary, who was to have travelled to Geneva to-day to conduct the British case in the dispute with the Persian Government concerning the concession of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, is indisposed. Sir John is suffering from a severe feverish ...