... Teheran newspaper, Irun,? quoted Mr. Badohikoff, Russian Envoy, as saying ominously te Persian workers:? . The present Persian Government has adopted a policy aiming at the extension of friendly relations between our two countries. Well-informed persons ...

... to-morrow. Lord' Stansgate talked with Sldky Paeha for an hour yeeterday. work In the realization of our National aims. The Persian Government has informed Britain that assurances provided by the Foreign Office that Mr. Charles Alan Trott, Oriental Secretary ...

... had irritated Persian public epinien. The Persian Government had not yet taken any decision about bringing the matter before the United Nations, he added, but I cannot hide the discontent of the Persian Government and peeple. The task of preserving order ...

... Persia demands British withdrawal from Basra was olUclaily announced In Teheran last night that the Persian Government had protested through its Foreign Office there and demanded immediate withdrawal British Indian troops from Basra. The Persian Foreign ...

... statement, made through the Foreign Office, said the British Government regarded the new labour law introduced by the Persian Government as important step forward. They attached particular importance to the development of harmonious relationship between ...

... semiofficial character—bad an unfortunate effect on Iranian public opinian. I must sires* that the policy and desire of the Persian Government and especially of the Premier, M Ohavarn, Is to tie closer the bonds of friendship between Persia and Britain, which ...

... to the Mufti of Jerusalem. A LMOST unanimously approving Saturday night’s forslgn intorferenco communique from the Persian Government, Porslan newspapers yesterday attacked the move of troops to the Iraqi port of Basra to protect British oil intereste ...

... political 'reasons.” and in the House Commons on July 17 Mr. Bevin, the Foreign Secretary, said it had been made clear the Persian Government that the British Government regarded them as responsible for the safety of British lives and property. ...

... without being ovei nod bv forces from tli ii Tabriz, capital of Azerbaijan, last night broadcast a demand that the Persian Government bring before complaint troops and installs sin in Ppiiian r.ulf. This allegation was denied London last night.) Y.W ...

... PERSIA SMILES IN BEAR’S HUG IJELIEF that the Persian Government under strong Russian pressure and is deliberately playing a double diplomatic game to prevent everything own from falling into Soviet hands, was expressed yesterday by a powerful Lett ...

... about Persia? Is the Persian Government trving play off the Great Powers against each other for its own purposes, or in the hope of creating an open breach or deepening the suspicion already existing? Or is the Persian Government fearful of a clash with ...

... Slettinius pointed out Hint Soviet Government had made report to the Council and that Persian Government's latest ram did not represent the specific evidence which the Persian Govern expected. Alexander Cadoftau also pointed out that the report did not lontlrm ...