London, Sept. 3.
The Anglo-Soviet peace terms presented to Iran might have Inrtuded expulsion or strict 1 Iranian legations of German control, auth sources said today British Advance De: ^d (By Revrens' SPECIAL. Comusronvexi TurrmiAL Forces IN IRAN)
Kermanshah, Sept (by runner to Baghdad)
Over desert wastes and mou passes Imperial columns are fo; ahead into Iran at phenomenal So swift is their advance th correspondents are having the est difficulty in keeping pace maintaining contact, British troops had an inspiring r ception here, crowds lined the st five deep. and although not de strative they were quietly symp tic. When the trucks and lord: the mile-long British columns steppe they were immediately surrounded crowds of interested inhabitants offered fruit and vegetables to soldiers.
Stocks of wheat are already ing to refill granaries which hac emptied on behalf of the Na saw truckload efter truckload of of wheat rumbling into Kermenist close in the wake of the Brit forces.—Reuter.
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