... the Soviet view it was the local forces of sian gendarmerie which provoked a series of desirable incidents; When the Persian Government raised the stion of sending additional troops and Cannes to the north, the Soviet Government because, in its opinion ...

... FORTY TO With the fall of Tabriz the last osition in Azerbaijan which was *ft in Persian Government hands has gone. The Azerbaijan Democrat forces have also occupied about L towns in the neighbourhood of ■Tabriz, according to Moscow radio. The town of ...

... all Persian requests, although very friendly terms. Authoritative quarters regard the note as unsatisfactory and the Persian Government is be- ...

... drafted and submitted to the Medjlis, the Azerbaijan Government at the same time recognising the authority of the central Persian Government to take all necessary measures which are not opposed to the autonomy of Persian Azerbaijan.” NEW LAND LAWS Other points ...

... complete negation of all requests made in recent notes to the Russian Government by the British and U.S.. as well as the Persian Government. Many rumours are circulating in the city,and one report—of which there no confirmation —is that British and American ...

... Bevin did not give the expected statement. From Teheran, however, there are renewed official reports that forces of the Persian Government, sent to quell the rising in Azerbaijan, have been turned back at the frontier of the Russian zone. This would amount ...

... The withdrawal was officially announced almost immediately after the disclosure of the of a Russian Note rejecting the Persian Government’s request for Persian troops to be allowed into Russianoccupied Northern Persia. The Russian Note caused sensation in ...

... situation which arises, ‘lore, one in which tne ' Powers have to define attitude to the Persian foment. % attitude of the Persian ■'Government has clearly . , unfriendly dnough to ®'a for the Soviet leader? such changes in strengthen the separatist mOve- quarrel ...

... » withdrawal of most of the already reduced Allied garrisons. This, it is argued-, would pave the v/ay to a sounder Persian Government which would stabilise conditions in the country. The present' administration appears to operate better than others who ...

... troops would have to be sent there. All Persian allegations of Russian interference in the north were denied, and the Persian Government was accused of supporting 'officials who, it said, were responsible for disturbances in their areas. denied that the ...

... drafted and submitted to the Medjlis, the Azerbaijan Government, at the same time recognising the authority of the central Persian Government take all necessary measures which are not opposed to the autonomy of Persian Azerbaijan.” Other points from the programme ...

... cost Britain £1,500,000 to instal between Teheran and certain southern regions during the war, have been sold to the Persian Government for £300,000. English Locomotives for Egypt.— The English Electric Co., Ltd., is to supply 27 Diesel electric locomotives ...