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... PERSIA Bevin's Blunt Words To Soviet l.Olllillllcd frUM Page One judge ot that, our view, is the Persian Government, i The Persian Government pro' ceec'od. within its rights a sovereign nation responsible for internal order, to take such steps deemed ...
... PERSIA Words To Soviet l .ontinned from |*a«e One judge of that, our view, the Persian Government. The Persian Government proreec'ai. within its rights sovereign nation responsible for internal order, to take such steps it deemed necessary to protect ...
... publishing anti-Semitir article Soviet H? Back Persian Railway Russia, it was announced yesterday. has handed back the Persian Government the railways running north from Teheran through Azerbaijan to the Caspian Sea. Soviet troops are not due to evacuate ...
... lor war purposes and to clear out Get man agents. Though Persia was not technically occupied by these forces, the Persian Government has nev r been able to assert its authority it would il those foreign troops had not been in the country. The Majlis ...
... leave the sovereignty, administration. movement of security forcds. police and everything, the sole judgment of the Persian Government. I was a little perturbed when I heard Mr. Vyshinsky say it was the Soviet Government that decided that the number police ...
... —News. 12 midnight.—Close. M. TOWLER where Persia adjoins Russia, advocated the Russian case, bitterly attacked the Persian Government and criticised Britain for imperialist greed. And from its small beginnings, the Tudch party—now calling itself Democratic ...
... Vyshinskv, evidently to the amusement ol the head oi the Soviet delegation. Mr presented Persia's case without vigour. The Persian Government. said Mr Taqizadeh deplores linding dispute with the Soviet, with whom it has longstanding friendship and even alliance ...
... ions specified under the Charter.' Negotiations did take place - tween the Soviet and Persian Governments. he emphasised. Ready For Talks ~ The Persian Government did not thinlc the results satisfactory, said Mr. Vyshinsky. but arc prepared to continue ...
... the case of I shall oiler no Objection lo the fullest mvestiga•ion and discussion Mr. Bcvin lurthcr stated that the Persian Government should represented in the founeil the discussion, and added I would like to have a discussion ill the open, because ...
... Army Support He believes that the question oil in Nortji Persia is the crux the whole trouble, and that if the Persian Government were grant the concessions demanded by Moscowr in October, 1944. there would be no further interference of the Soviet Union ...
... its Foreign Minister appointed. Jerusalem last night that '» an attack has been made on Givat Olga coastguard station, Persian Government his south Of Haifa requested the Council to invest!- Casualties among troops air the situation by , I tile interference ...
... ol the RAAF and RAF Benevolent Fund The bomber, operated bv Australian squadron, was in 51 raids over Germany. THE Persian Government has derided reject the Anglo- American proposal that tripartite commission—Britain, the United States and Russia—should ...