... landed at Baku and they crossed the Caspian by boat to Pahlevi. Norther'. Persia, where they arrived last night. The Persian Government has sent cars to meet them, and they are expected in Teheran tomorrow afternoon. ...

... there can be no truce nor compromise. It is his destruction or ours. Mr. Eden revealed that Britain had suggested to the Persian Government that they should sign a treaty of alliance with the Soviet Government and ourselves. They had already accepted this ...

... Foreign Secretary, declared yesterday at Manchester. He said we had proposed an Anglo-Russian alliance with Persia. The Persian Government had accepted in principle. While bombers from the Middle East were bombing Italy planes from England were bat,- tering ...

... financ al skullduggery of this doubl: -crossing old ruffian ? Vast. sums have bee paid by the British Governme t to the Persian Government for the oil business. Is it li ely that the tough and shrew. negotiators of these concessions thought. they were dropping ...

... strong bulwark of protection, covering British interests in the Middle East and n India, Any anti-British tendency in the Persian Government has been eliminated. It is only fair to the Shah to point out that his earlier encouragement of German technicians was ...

... single-seat fighters were bought later. Last year when Britain could no longer supply aircraft to foreign countries. the Persian Government ordered several types of fighters and bombers from America. Some of these machines may have been delivered; but the ...