... from Persia within five or six weeks. The Persian Government had asked that withdrawal should be unconditional. The Soviet Government said that it was the result of an understanding But this the Persian Government had not confirmed. ...

... Defending British policy in Persia, he said his attempt to get a tripartite agreement in Moscowwas aimed at assisting the Persian Government implement that country's 1929 constitution which gave independence to some outlying areas. ...

... replied immediately. agreement had been reached, he said, the Soviet and Persian Governments should nave made a Joint declaration the Security Council They had not: the Persian Government had not withdrawn its letter: they had no confirmation from Persia that ...

... been watching Russian troops going north. The country for miles around is now completely in the hands of the Central Persian Government. When 1 arrived here. Russian tanks filled the road in front of the hotel. The tanks were pointed west into Persia. ...

... All Soviet are expected to out Kasvtn mile* north- west of Teheran) then to leave Zanjan and Tabriz successively rhc Persian Government expects the Russians to be completely out of Persia, including Azerbaijan, in six weeks. Prince Piruz. Government spokesman ...

... nothing unforeseen should take place. But (says Reuters correspondent* reports were circulating in Moscow that the Persian Government has agreed: To ...

... New York last night for today's opening session, Moscow radio announced that an agreement had been reached with the Persian Government and Soviet troops had already begun to evacuate the cpuntry. The broadcast stated: '• The withdrawal of Soviet troops ...

... of its responsibilities to its people and because of the obliga) tions imposed upon it the Con. stitution Persia. No Persian Government could take any other I course j ~We nave every nope thai this dispute will decided by the ! Security Council with such ...

... Persia's Protest A Persian Government spokesman said that Ghavam es-Sultaneh, the Prime Minister, was too Dusy to receive the Press and that the Cabinet knew nothing about presentation of Persia's case to the United Nations. Reuter reported. The Persian ...

... Washington May Indict Soviet BRITAIN STILL WAITS By W. N. EWER, Diplomatic Correspondent Persian Government is now reported to hesitating, under Russian pressure, bring the question of the continued Soviet occupation of Northern Persia before the Security ...

... aggressive tendencies of Persian reaction. No doubt there are many legitimate criticisms which may be levelled against the Persian Government. But that Government should be acquitted of the resolve to invade Russia in an attempt to succeed where Napoleon, Hitler ...

... he said. No decision that effect has been taken. Nor has the Goverpmcnt taken any steps open negotiations with the Persian Government tor the return of British troops. I ought to say received the most categorical assurance from Generalissimo Stalin ...