Present status of the Mexican oil "expropriations" 1940.

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Corporate Author: Standard Oil Company.
Language(s): English
Published: New York, N.Y., Standard Oil Company (N.J.) [1940]
Subjects: Eminent domain > Eminent domain / Mexico.
Petroleum industry and trade > Petroleum industry and trade / Mexico.
Physical Description: 23 cm.
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