London, Ne negotiations described as Aneio-Pernag the Anglo-Persian Company and Persian Government in regard to the latter's cancellation of Diarey Concession, which covers half @ million square miles of land.
The differ-fences between the two parties con! corn future conditions. and methods of calculation of the royalty, which [has been under discussion for some years. Anglo-Persia ares fell at the opening of the Stock Exchange to-day. The interim dividend on the mary shares has been postponed. nine Dees 4. te is understood " touday" that if Nov. 20. jhe, situation concerning the] Persia persists in "unilateral "hunger-marchers" is causing con- denunciation of. the Anglo-Persian siderable concern and the authorities oil concession; the British govern-fare taking every possible. precau: ment will tion, to. prevent trouble, 'The fast ive serious consideration to the matter, contingent of them, numbering about considered tra 11000, arrived here' this afternoon res, hoped, that dis: howe lorries. They were escorted. by cussions with the company will end 150 policemen to an isolated please Anicably.—Reuter, of woodland near the railway weed which was roped off. "They" were Teheran, Nov. 90. then told to remain there, A remarkable outburst of popular enthusiasm followed the announce 'The marchers, hungry and cold, tent that the Persian Government sang the Internationale, "We will storm the halls of Congrese;" decir had' cancelled the" Anglo-Persian Oil Company's concession..
their lender.
The Company contests the legality "We will break into the Capito! of the cancellation, but Teheran veby brute force" he tent on, "Thy ceived the news with such Joy that wil either have "to listen to ovr the city was illuminated to-night flemands or we" will tun' vot. celebration of it and the einem Hoover brings: troops there' will be are giving free. performances, a massacre: few Acts of hooliganism have ocoured, excited demonstrators. tearing down the company's poste and seem supplied: with. blasty of The marchers age well organised fuoney.. Ht is therefore belleved: dhat The Persian Government's case is that the concession was granted be-Gommanist agitators are" behind fore Persia possessed "constitu:
More trouble 0 mong "hunger ald be revised. It also alleges government and the terms of marchers"
is reported from Mary that the Company evaded the issue land.
A contingent of them, num: but it offers to consider new. terme 1,500 were would be mutually favour from Cumberland, Ma able and which "Would safeguard "citizen army." "They Persia's interests, among themselves and attacked, Buitish official quarters axe watch. their leaders owing to lack of food ing the situation, not-only because and shelter. 'The whole contingent they hold a large' number of sha present herded together on the Anglo-Persian Oil. Company, 4 thirty-aere farm with a house of but also because the oil is supplied six rooms for the women and chile to the British Navy-—Reute dren, while the men are camping Teheran, Dee, 3. Outside in the cold-—Reuter, The Anglo-Persian Oil Ca, has handed "in a reply to the Persian Minister of Finance "in. connection
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