... meet, and running south along the east hank of Lake Itersieh talso known se Lake Urnmiyal 30 miles we 4 of Tabra. The Persian Government undertook not to grant oil coneessions to foreign et-Imps:nes in the territories agreed on. or to any company which ...

... S. Governments had demanded that the Persian Government should expel the Japanese Legation from Teheran. •Moscow radio said that it presumed the expulsion would take place, since a refusal the Persian Government would lead to serious complications.—A ...

... for the f °f new routes for a German l Jti Palestine, Iraq, and Suez. that the British pent has requested permission (Persian) Government to protect the Abada Mutilations are denied at Teheran. v - P.A., and B.U.P. ...

... the situation there the New York Times says to-day that developments in Teheran raise the question of whether the Persian Government is still a free agent. Pressure by Russia and other auxiliaries. it was suggested, might have undermined Persia's s ...

... hundred all told. It was relation to the task of supplies to Russia that the problem of Persia assumed such importance The Persian Government had already accepted in principle that they should sign a treaty of alliance with the Soviet Government and ourselves ...

... all Persian requests, although in very friendly terms. Authoritative quarters regard the note unsatisfactory and the Persian Government is believed to be placing the whole issue before the Persian Parliament to-morrow.—Reuter. ...

... would pay Hitler, of course, see the Russians penetrating Persia whilst is ieit free break down Turkish resistance. The Persian Government knows that Stalins demands for transit larilities across their country is the thin end only of a very large wedge. They ...

... the Allied military authorities. No charge had been made upon the Persian Government for the cost of British or Soviet troops, but facilities were being provided by the Persian Government. Civil Aviation After War Mr. Greenwood, Minister Without Portlollo; ...

... R. and Persia can and should be settled by means of bilateral negotiations betv,ein the Soviet Government and the Persian Government. The Soviet Government did not and does not refuse to accept this method of settling such disputes arising b:2l;Aevi ...

... Teheran says the tone of the Persian Note to Russia is consjdered there te mark a further weakening in the position of the Persian Government which is seeking to placate the Russians. Ebrahim Hakimi, the Prime Minister, dimissing Ghulan Hussein Eptahaj, anti-Russian ...

... Persians Press For Firmer TEHERAN, Monday. THE position of the Persian Government was to-nijjht described precarious, with several political groups pressing for a stronger regime to deal with Russia following the conciliatory Persian reply to the Soviet ...

... representative on. tho Security Council has been instructed to withdraw Persia's case from the Council immediately, a Persian Government spokesman said in Teheran this afternoon. Mr. Sadchikov. Soviet Ambassador to Persia. had two inteivieus with Mr. Ghavam ...