... food—a state of affairs likely soon to he remedied by the new wheat agreement between Britain, the United States and the Persian Government. The dissident elements realised that, if they did not move quickly, their opportunity would pass. ' There was no attempt ...

... 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; ...

... PERSIAN GOVT. RESIGNS Berlin radio, quoting Istanbul report, stated to-day that the , Persian Government has resigned, but, at the Shah’s request, will remain in office till a new Government has been formed. The resignation of the Cabinet was announced ...

... ration cards for T:heran. Friday. - no stone gate pillar, weighing Stoke-on-Trent Wakes Holi- Charles Storming. the young Persian Government has approximately Ccwt., had day period. Such a number of naval petty officer who, the ___,. been thrown 40 feet. In ...

... only Co-operators, but every man and w oman in the land. ISSUED BY TUB CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY LTD tjear The Persian Government has recognised General de Gaulle’s Free French organisation. # r —'lT /rortilied ...

... with others in the trade. He, stressed the really vital needi for maximum effort in the. salvi.ng of waste paper. The Persian Government has recognised General De Gaulle's Free French organi-I sation. N.F.S. GUARD-OF-HONOUR 4 •,, . . N.F.S. guard of honour ...

... NEWS IN BRIEF The Persian Government has recognised General de Gaulle’s Free French organisation. In the Straits, to-day, it was fine and warmer, with brilliant sunshine and almost cloudless sky. The War Office has no conclusive evidence that British ...

... capital on April 23. It was revealed to-day by authorised sources in Tokio, that the Japanese Government had asked the Persian Government through its Minister in Tokio to reconsider the expulsion of the Japanese Minister in Teheran, “in view of the cordial ...

... and follows the departure of the Japanese Minister from Persia on April. Relations with Japan were broken off by the Persian Government on 14 April, after the discovery that the Japanese delegation was acting as paymaster for Axis agents and was a centre ...

... centre of anti-Allied propaganda. It revealed authoritatively in Tokio that the Japanese Government had requested the Persian Government reconsider the expulsion of the Japanese Minister, who left Teheran on April 23. in view of the cordial relations between ...

... Some material damage was caused, but no one was injured.—Exchange. PERSIAN ACTION AGAINST AXIS Moscow, Saturday. A Persian Government announcement, according to Tass Agency, says;— “By virtue of the treaty concluded between Persia, U.S.S.R. and Great ...

... up. Fourteen other men who are understood to have crowded into the same lifeboat died. ...