... and reserves its legal rights. Once again, he made it clear that he recognised them only as senior officials of the Persian Government, not as directors of the so-called National Persian Oil Company. In a statement to the Press afterwards, he said: The ...

... might be willing to consider a fifty-fifty agreement on profits with the Persian Government. But we certainly refuse 25 per cent. for us and 75 per cent. for the Persian Government. One difficulty for Persia would be getting British technical staff to ...

... London would make everybody happy. But the reverse happening. The oil workers are beginning to adopt a go slow policy. Persian Government Labour officials are rude and off hand. Yesterday. the oil nationalisation board passed a resolution refusing to accept ...

... whipped up BRITAIN'S unofficial oil ambassador, Mr. Basil Jackson, who left for Teheran last night for talks with the Persian Government, said at London Airport: We want to be friends. But shortly after Mr. Jackson left, Alan Clarke, Daily Herald man ...

... If the Persian Government insisted on taking over the installations, most of the British employees would quit. There is a great deal of esprit de corps among them. he said. I do not think they would like to work for the Persian Government. He added: ...

... oil royalties to Persia, he added: The British delegates should try to find some way to make funds available to the Persian Government. It would ease their burden and sweeten the talks. The Persian multi-millionaire oil king. Mr. Calust Gulbenkian. ...

... Council and deal with State papers. Oil Tsar's diplomat son sacked Queen back From Alan Clarke TEHERAN. Monday. THE Persian Government was tonight preparing to go ahead with its plans to take over the oil industry without waiting for representatives of ...

... Government are entirely ready to attempt to solve all difticulties by negotiation. . . It notes with pleasure' that the Persian Government_ _is anxious to have the benefit of the Company's experience. . _ It also says that the Ctillspany. while reserving ...

... personal message to o, / ilir t. .., ~,. %It . . wi At : il r.`. Peace to think what Ilie. to night. WASHINGTON. Friday. Persian Government to i -a- say what I like, to go w re I On an upper floor. the Princess Cc' E RETARY of State Dean . ' w'w ~.:i. ft-4 ...

... today From ALAN CLARKE TEHERAN, Friday pRESIDENT TRUMAN today sent a personal message to Premier Mossadeq urging the Persian Government to accept without delay Britain's offer to negotiate on the oil dispute. Persia's reply, tomorrow, is expected to announce ...

... indeed, hesitated over the idea of a British mission, headed by a Minister, going to Teheran to negotiate with the Persian Government. But his Foreign Minister has suggested to the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company that it shall ' make proposals for the future ...

... of the British Government. The legal side of the dispute is now in the hands of the Hague Court. which has asked the Persian Government to appoint an agent to present Its case. The President of the Court has informed the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company that ...