... troops from Persia by January Ist, but has promised to suggest to Russia an early and coordinated withdrawal. Meanwhile. Persian Government leaders are believed to be playing for time, hoping for decision in favour of the status quo in Persia, when “ Big Three ...

... CRITICISED The of the Persian reply to Russia is considered in Teheran to mark a further weakening in the position of the Persian Government. which is seeking to placate the Russians. Ebrahim Hakimi. the Prime Minister bv dismissing Ghulan Hussein Entahal ...

... withdrawal was officially announced almost immediately after the disclosure of the text of a Russian note rejecting the Persian Government’s request for Persian troops to be allowed into Russian-occupied Northern Persia, In Teheran the Russian note considered ...

... friendly terms, says Reuter special correspondent. , . Authoritative quarters regard the note as unsatisfactory and the Persian Government are believed to be placing the whole issue before the Persian Parliament to-morrow, , , Latest official reports indicated ...

... which the Persian Government wish to send from Teheran to the province of Azerbaijan have been stopped on the way by the Soviet military authorities. “TO RESPECT INTEGRITY” seems to my Government entirely reasonable that the Persian Government should wish ...

... ASMS IN PERSIA Speaking of Persia. Mr. Bevin said the decision of the Persian Government to send troops to ie-1 store order in North-West Persia was perfectly legitimate under the Treaty. He hoped they would Ibp allowed to proceed with their plans. He ...

... stopped the two battalions of, ’ continued talking unaware the called a xs.minute recess- noenitz and Raeder talked to- Persian Government troops sent ■ , intricate sound system had broken Thfi nrosecutors are taking it inlSSull ,n P on.-t trierf to from ...

... in consultation with the Russian and American Governments, giving sympathetic consideration to the request from the Persian Government for the withdrawal of Allied troops from that country. It was. however, pointed out that under tho agreement between ...

... sufficiently ample to provide not only for the principals but also for the numerous staffs which will accompany them. The Persian Government, according to messages received from Teheran, expects visitors soon and has placed its palaces their disposal. But, ...

... concessions in now. Concession! ct* granted after the the Soviet Government this. Britain •:ih.a accepted the decine Persian Government, is n cc mplete agree- the three tig Tn- Persian Premier has re- and considers the ’..sis aver and handicap to v::e ...

... “Pravd*’’ to-day published Tea* New* Agency despatch fram Teheran quSihf the Peralaii PremJor a report declaring Uiat the Persian Government Itarif hod dearly token Fascist character—B.U.P. ...

... apologies and redress for what it describes as the fa*cfrr» > o* one of its subjects. The Saudi King has referred the Persian Government to the law the prophet Meanwhile relations an broken off between the two ...