... used to take photographs and make a military study of the Soviet-Persian frontier. The Soviet .Government expected the Persian Government without delay to take the necessary measures to end the abnormal situation created. Tass, official Soviet news agency ...

... to the borders of the Soviet Ths:: X . ) “Praydq”” ' t 1 hay d a’’ correspondent said that the Note ‘hy h ng‘: to the Persian Government on Saturday Q‘ Nogg hikov, Soviet Ambassador to Persia. Rav 'y the N & C ‘hnge a ser_orresponden't’ % thyy *ories of ...

... the assent of countries over whose territory it was proposed to fly. The chief obstructionist at the beginning was the Persian Government, which by refusing to ratify a provisional agreement with the British Government prevented Imperial Airways' original ...

... airfield Sheffield firm may up capital ships break • » * My:? * '■ 'll v Mr. Eden being welcomed by officials of the Persian Government at Agha Jari airfield, which he visited during his tour of Persia. Military, civil and oil company chiefs accompanied ...

... elsewhere on their frontiers , to see the entrv into power of a government ' friendly to Russia . This the present Persian Government certainly is not . Qavam fell when the Russians attacked him for breaking his promise about the oil agreement , and ...

... Command reopening the Mellaha (North Africa) air bases. It was built by the Americans during the >Var. Persian Oil.—A Persian Government spokesman states that under her seven-year plan Persia will exploit nil her oilftplds except the zone under the Ang ...

... Britain can only gain by consolidating friendship with Persia and should agree to certain legitimate demands by the Persian Government. British diplomacy here holds the trumps. Neither Soviet Russia, nor America has any. Persian sympathies in. stinctivelv ...

... that Britain can only gain by consolidating friendship with Persia, and should agree to certain legitimate demands the Persian Government. Persian sympathies instinctively turn to Britahv as being able to maintain that balance between the two giants, Russia ...

... Britain can only gair by consolidating friendship with Persia anc should agree to certain legitimate demand ; by the Persian Government . Persian sympathies instinctively turn tc Britain as being able to maintain that balance between the two giants , ...

... that Britain can only gain by consolidating friendship with Persia, and should agree certain legitimate demands by the Persian Government. Persian sympathies instinctively turn to Britain as being able to maintain that balance between the two giants, Russia ...

... Army affairs without United States consent. The agreement is operative from October 6. 1947, to March 20, 1959. The Persian Government have the right to extend the agreement if they wish. and it can be ended by either Government at any time on written ...

... Persian Army affairs without United States consent. _ _ The agreement runs from October 6. 1947. to March 20. 1959. The Persian Government has the right t.) extend the agreement if it wishes. and it can be ended by either Government at any time on written ...