London, Jan. 11.
At present, there is every indica tion that the Anglo-Persian dispute will take its course before the League of Nations notwithstanding dications that the Persian Govern most anxious "to settle it The Persian Minister of Justice, Mirza All Akbar Khan "Davar, prior to his departure from Teheran to head the Special Persian Delegation at Geneva, intimate that Persia will adopt the. standpoint that the cancellation of the D'Arcy concession is an internal dispute and is outside 1 Jurisdiction of the League.
Other Persian statesmen ex-' pressed resentment at the intervention of the British Government, holding that the dispute concerns itself and the company. On. the contrary, a company spokesman in Teheran' declared that, now that] ig between the two Nations will meet on Jam to deal with the matter: meanwhile, the "Anglo-Persian Ca. continues normal operations.
'A. message from New York states that leading officials of the various American" oil companies operating in Europe have assured the Anglo-Persian Oil Ca, of their intention to maintain a "hands-off policy in regard to. the dispute with Persia, and that they will not seek to' profit in the situation by securing concessions for them-
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