... the negotiations between Russia and Persia over the withdrawal of Soviet troops. While official news was given by a Persian Government spokesman in Teheran, Prince Firouz. that the Red Army has begun the withdrawal announced by Moscow radio, many reports ...

... NEW YORK THE unexpected announcement by Moscow radio that an agreement has been reached with the Persian Government and that Soviet, troops have begun to depart has dissipated the gloom over to-day's meeting of the Security Council in New York. There ...

... complaint to U.N.O. on the continued vresence of Russian troops, said a State Department spokesman in Washington to-day. A Persian Government spokesman said to-day that the Prime Minister was too busy to receive the Press and that the Cabinet knew nothing about ...

... clash the interests of the Soviet Union with those of the U.S. As a result of the most energetic Soviet protests, the Persian Government was in 1922 forced to cancel the concession. ONLY MAN(EUVRES Alleging additional breaches of the Treaty in 1923 ...

... situation at all. On the other hand Mr. Vyshinsky claimed that negotiations had taken place, which fully satisfied the Persian Government. To-day the secretary of the Russian delegation said that nothing more could be said of, the matter. He merely made ...

... discussions between the two countries. tainly call attention to the fact that both the Russian Government and the new Persian Government have announced their willingness to enter into direct negotiations for the settlement of the dispute. The Soviet delegation ...

... Azerbaijan, and that Persian troops were prevented from entering this Soviet-ocCupied area to put down disorder. The Persian Government had unsuccessfully tried, h e argued, to negotiate directly with the Soviet Government and the former Premier of Persia ...

... delegation considers it : Truman to WHEN dealings started o . necessary to point out that the • Manchester St 0 c Persian Government is trying to See Churchill Exchange to-day in th use the presence of foreign : pRESIDENT TRUMAN 1.200,000 ss. Ordinary ...

... 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 ...

... Greek and Indonesian situations before the Security Council is seen to-day as a direct counter to the action of the Persian Government in bringing Soviet interference in the Australia Urges Atom doubt examined at to-day's meeting of the British Cabinet ...

... against Russian the Northern landlords and ascendancy and the internal tended to undermine the will to resist in the Persian Government changes that this might bring —and this gave the Russians a r -o . o ut. There is also the Anglo- their clue. Iranian ...

... FAMILIES The Persian Government has asked the Security : Council of the United Nations to investigate the : situation in Northern Persia, where Russia's inter- : ▪ vention in . Azerbaijan is in dispute. In the first of two articles (the second will ...