Berne, Sept. 4.
FTER four days of negotiation, the Iranian Government has finally accepted the Anglo-Soviet conditions for the settlement of the Iran affair, according to messages received by the Swiss press today from' London, Some details, however, still remain to be agreed upon, it is added.
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