... the people to partake more fully in affairs relating to their welfare. Orders to this effect have now been issued. The Persian Government feels confident that. should its plea for the evacuation of the Army of Occupation be accepted at the Moscow Conference ...

... territory) and when The most important thing about this aide to construct them. The members pieuse.i the troops of the Persian Government entirely unsolicited letter is that Miss of the (Inoue% without delay, decided The toast of The Service, was submoved ...

... RAHNEMA, Persian Minister -‘“■i- in Paris, yesterday ascribed events Azerbaijan to disconttent aroused abroad refusal the Persian Government to grant oil concessions to one or other of the three big Allies, says the French news agency. The Bill was read first ...

... and were studied by both Mr. Bevln and Mr. Byrnes before another meeting with M. Molotov. One of two Notes sent by the Persian Government to the Big Three” during the past week suggested that Persian representatives go to Moscow for direct discussions on ...

... recognise and sovereign rights, but the so-called Government of Azcrns are entitled to consider it baijan.”—Reuter. iie Persian Government stated night that M. Molotov’s recent ■ to the U.S. Government was no means consistent with ;U facts-” Persia’s Premier ...

... Soviet “assertions” The Persian Government reiterated yesterday allegations that Bussia responsible for the Democrat Party's autonomy movement in Azerbaijan Province. Mr. Molotoffs note to the U.S Government by no means consistent with the actual facts ...

... Russian troops. The United Stales differed strongly from the Russian view that Soviet forces had the right to bar regular Persian Government troops from Azerbaijan. Troop movements inside Persia should matter for the Teheran Government, and were concern foreigners ...

... The United States, they added, differed strongly from the Russian view that Soviet forces had the right to bar regular Persian Government troops from Azerbaijan. Troop movements inside Iran should be a matter for the Teheran Government and were no concern ...

... of a popular hero of 20 years ago, Kuchik Chan, whose Ghangils (forest) organisations succeeded in setting up North Persian Government.” Colonel Chahende, of the Tabriz garrison which surrendered to the insurgents Saturday, and Colonel Homayun. chief ...

... situation which would appear to make it difficult, if not impossible, for the Allies to carry out their pledge to the Persian Government, namely to hand over the country as they found it. As the Russians have refused permission to any British or American ...

... Party’s forces, , who have also occupied about 40 : other towns and elected a “Presi- dent and Cabinet. Spokesmen : of the Persian Government attribute the success of the revolt to Russian encourage- ; ment. Three weeks ago, when ; troops were sent from Teheran ...

... summarised as follows: (I) The forces In the province are inadequate and are denied the freedom of movement (2) The Persian Government is anxious to avoid bloodshed between Persians. For these reasons the situation from the Government's point of view ...