Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... countries—Persia. Britain. the United States, and the Netherlands. In Teheran it will be signed by a representative of the Persian Government, and in London, New York and The Hague it will be signed by the representatives of the eight big oil companies who form ...
... companies. “When the oil and compensation agreements have been signed and ratified in Persia, the dispute between the Persian Government the one hand and the British Government and the Anglo- Iranian Oil Co. on the other, will have been resolved. 'The British ...
... co-operation with the Governments and the oeooles of the Middle East.” In a statement by 11. British Embassy and the Persian Government. released in Teheran and London, it is pointed out that under the payment arrangements all transactions, including those ...
... opened. 1910: Just before the War, the British Government invested £2,000.000 in tile Angio-Persian Oil Company. 1931: Persian Government cancelled oonvention because of trouble over assessment of profits. 1933: Shah and Majlis • Lower House of Parliament ...
... procurement and servicing for the operating companies. “The British Government wish to oav tribute to the realism which the Persian Government and the Anglo-Iranian Oil Companv have displayed in the interests of a settlement. They are also glad to acknowledge ...
... should not be disregarded. His voice may be the warning of things to come, for no one can tell how long the present Persian Government will hold power or the nature of the Government which will succeed it. Some future administration may well be of the ...
... output £42.800.000 in the second and £71.420.000 in the third year. Mr. Amini predicted that compensation talks between Persian Government negotiators and representatives of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company would be finished three or four more sessions.” Letterkenny ...
... the Persian nationalization law. An unhappy incident in international relations, and one not at all creditable to the Persian Government, seems about to be brought to a conclusion. No doubt on the principle of half a loaf being better than no bread, the ...
... to-day with a £5.000.000 sterling contract for 100,000 tons of rails and other railway equipment. The contract, which the Persian Government awarded to Britain. was negotiated by a British group headed by the United Steel Companies Ltd., of Sheffield. in face ...
... widely expressed here following the return of the oil companies’ negotiators to-day. They will resume talks with the Persian Government on Tuesday. Mr Howard Page, the Standard OU Company of America, who has replaced Mr. Harden who had return to America ...
... Persian oil when production resumes, arrived in Teheran from London yesterday with new Instructions for its talks with the Persian Government. Engine cut out She said: The first we knew that anything was wrong was when the left engine of the aircraft cut out ...
... delegation of three principals, with advisers, will leave London to-night by air for Teheran to resume negotiations with the Persian Government. The eight companies will form consortium to market Persian oil. They have been discussing the control of the management ...