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... there are no more than eight ; the Persian Government claims 16,000,000. Like everything else about Persia it remains an open question. It is the same a bout the disputed Province of Azerbaijan. The Persian Government Registrar told me that, according ...
... Executive Secretary of U.N.O. Their talk' was concerned with making technical arrangements for the possible approach by the Persian Government to the United Nations. It is still possible that there will be a change of intention. But the expectation is that the ...
... t h e Rumanian, Government has already been .agreed by the Three Power Commission, and Mr. Bevin has hopes that the Persian Government will make it possible for him to submit to the Soviet Union a new plan for the future of that country, in which the ...
... VOTE OF CENSURE Persia: “No” Is Final, Says Soviet In a note giving its final decision to the Persian Government the Soviet Embassy has refused to psrmit PPersian troops to go to Azerbaijan. The troops, still waiting at Sharifabad, were on their way northward ...
... members of the new Cabinet were in the previous Government. Two more were members of the Cabinet at the time when the Persian Government signed a treaty with the Allies, The principal appointments include M. Taghizadeh. (Finance). M. Said (Foreign Affairs) ...
... relations. and follows the departure of the Japanese Minister from Persia on April 23. Relations ? re hi-fi’ (ft 'y the Persian Government on April 14 > ter the discovery tha Japane£e delegation was acting a s paymactp for Axio agents and was 1 centre antl-Allied ...
... 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 ...
... ons have been r-Sjured. No charge has been made upon the Persian Government for the cost of the British or the Soviet troops there, but .facilities are being provided by the Persian Government. —Mr. Eden. ■ Finland : No repl has* yet been received from ...
... 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. ...