Why ceasefire deal with US has unsettled Iran's hardliners

Continued from page one) volt openly against the compromise when parliament meets. There were indications that Chamberlain might agree to summon parliament after he returns from his second meeting with Hitler. The revolt probably would be staged on the issue of further British commitments in Europe, such as are envisaged under the Czech settlement calling for guarantees of the inviolability of Czechoslovakia's revised frontiers. Those prominent in agitation for the parliamentary revolt claimed to possess knowledge that the terms of the Anglo-French surrender are even more generous than Hitler demanded in his conference with Chamberlain at Berchtesgaden last week. They said that Hitler, having received unasked for concessions, might use the surrender as a mere stepping-stone for more extravagant demands. Chamberlain, it was said, has learned of the threatened revolt in parliament.