... accordingly repeated to the Iranian Government in the most formal and emphatic manner the view of their two Governments that the German community in Iran should be required to leave the country without further delay. The Iranian Government were told that the British ...

... of German agents in Iran territory directed against the security of the U.S.S.R., and in view of the refusal of the Iranian Government to take measures against these German activities, the Soviet Government deemed it necessary to apply paragraph six of ...

... Britain and the U.S.S.R. and of the necessity of taking drastic Steps to counter this danger. It is' regrettable that the Iranian Government, in their reply to these representations, refused to undertake any measures against the dangerous activities of German ...

... NO OPTION The Times writes: The final reply of the Iranian Government—with its vague reference to the presence of 'foreigners' and its wilful refusal to recognise any grounds for concern—left Great Britain and Russia with no option but to act. it makes ...

... pressing on the Iranian Government to take action under international law, so that the crews might be removed, Iranian guards placed on board and adequate steps taken to prevent scuttling. Besides being obligatory on the Iranian Government under the normal ...

... except in so far as they may be so misguided as to act as shields for Nazi agents and Nazi purposes. If the Shah and the Iranian Government are prepaftd to retract the false step they have taken and return to the path of strict neutrality by the expulsion ...

... rigidneutral course. T hese superficially admirable sentiments do not accord well with the evident intention of the Iranian Government not to interfere with the large S er rnan community in Iran. There no doubt that Germany had every itte ntion of using ...

... impunity. The Manchester Guardian writes: It is unpleasant for us as well as for Iran, but it had to be done. The Iranian Government well knew as soon as Hitler attacked Russia what would befall it if his plans went well. But it refused to do what was ...

... BRITISH MINISTER SEES THE SHAH (Continued from Page 1) While there is no confirmation in London of reports that the Iranian Government may seek a peaceful settlement with Britain and Russia, there is little doubt that the Shah appreciates the formidable ...

... AXIS INTRIGUES IN IRAN Magnitude of Danger LONDON, Aug. 26. Russia at the same time as Britain has warned the Iranian Government against the dangers to its neutrality from the presence of so many anti-allied agents, wrote the Manchester Guardian ...

... and the 60,000 tons of wheat sent from India between February and May were intended to help the Iranian Government to meet the situation. The Iranian Government gave the assurance that this wheat would not pass into German hands, but it is not known whether ...

... headed by Ali Mansur was announced from Teheran this morning. Then followed reports from erlin and Vichy that a new Iranian Government had been formed and had decided to cease resistance. Confirmation of these reports came from the Teheran radio, which ...