London, Aug, 26. against the i of Tran i on Ira of the USSR. and great Bri-Third Warning coe Angus 1M Ue Soviet Covers Britain and Soviet Russia, in entering Iran, took the only the course that remained open to them since the Iranian authori- the ties either would not or could not recognize the'danger to their country from: Nazi agents inside Iran—that is the consensus of British newspaper opinion on the "first opportunity of joint military action with our new Allies," which meets with unanimous approval, this "former policy of suicidal w to the There is considerable satisfaction
action" Turkey, in particular, it is said, should be reassured in view of her past criticisms of British weak-4 nding of its ness, Not Too Late insidious pipe—Reuter.
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