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... legal justification for declining the Soviet proposal are clearly unfounded. The real reason for the decisions of the Persian Government are to be found not in the nature of the present international situation. nor in the terms of the Soviet concession ...
... Persian public opinion, as reflected in the Teheran Press, wants the concessions to be granted. He declares that the Persian Government wishes to express its profound regret and disappointment that, at this critical moment of the wax, the authorities of ...
... protest lodged by the Deputy Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the U.S.S.R., M. Kantaradze, against the decision of the Persian Government not to discuss the question of granting oil concessions in Persia while the Second World War is in progress. Responsible ...
... FOUR REASONS Four reasons why the Persian Government refused the Soviet request for an immediate oil concession in northern Persia were given by the Persian Prime Minister, Mohammed Saed, in a broadcast from Teheran on Monday night, of which a summary ...
... conference. The U.S. Government's acceptance of the Persian Government's decision to grant no oil concession to foreign Governments or companies until after the war will doubtless stiffen the Persian Government's opposition to the Soviet Government's application ...
... —According to a Tass dispatch from Teheran, the Persian Government has refused to discuss oil concessions with the Soviet Union until after the war. It is reported in Moscow that the Persian Government has decided not to grant oil concessions until after ...
... of oil companies from two other Great Powers have, for some months, been in Teheran and are also negotiating with the Persian Government. The Persian Council of Ministers has gone closely into the question of petroleum exploitation in north and south Persia ...
... FEW PERSIAN CABINET Sept. 2 . — Following the resignation of the Persian Government (41 liesdaay, Moha mmad Saed, Prime Minister nd For eign Minister in th e old Cabinet, h as presented t o t h e Shah the names of his new Cabinet. Moham- Med qe d retains ...
... STRONG OPPOSITION TO NEW PERSIAN GOVERNMENT medium bomber boded by United Br-- A A 4Sea of LIODERN SEVEN-LEAGUE BOOTS-1.. planei with a range of 2,000 miles, . EOUL j 'P' n hard-hitting landing ponies —may sorry OM S Nations up thi n s . lo u ng io. dzirw ...
... Forced to Resign at First Meeting with Parliament TEHERAN, March 31.—The new Persian Government met with strong opposition at its first meeting with Parliament to-day and was forced to resign even before a vote of confidence was taken. Mr. Mahommed Saed ...