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THE CHINA MAIL, AUGUST 7, 1941;
SHIFT IN BALANCE
OF WAR CREATES
NEW OPPORTUNITY
now to deal with this situation.
"The foundation, of 'our rela- tions with Turkey is the Anglo-
and shall continue to observe loyally.
THE FOREIGN SECRETARY, MR. AN- THONY EDEN, SPEAKING IN THE. WAR DE- BATE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS YES- Turkish Treaty which we have TERDAY, SAID IT WAS TRUE THERE HAD BEEN A SHIFT IN THE BALANCE OF THE "A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN" WAR AS A RESULT OF THE GERMAN INVA-
SION OF RUSSIA.
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STARTING SATURDAY
"ESCAPE"
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ISLAND
Pt. II
Norma Shearer Robert Taylor
"The friendship between this country and Turkey, can be a lasting contribution to European understanding not only - during the war but after the war, "Suggestions have been report-
made by enemy propaganda, that we might agree or have agreed to some arrangement cr other at the expense of Turkey. Full Part
Mr. Eden continued: "That shift hased in the press from time to time, had another consequence within Germany herself. Hitler, by his completely unpro- voked action, has to some extent crossed and confused the fate of his own people.
"There is not a shred of truth
in any such suggestion. We would never agree to anything of kind nor has any suggestion
the
of
"He brought them up on the steal prizes or pilfer loot." belief that Communism was an Mr. Eden said: "It follows enemy. He made 2 complete there can be on our part only one the kind ever been made to us change of front when, two years policy towards all those
by any power. ago. he entered into an arrange- who live in the area bounded ment with Soviet Russia.
the west by the Suez Canal and "He has now asked his people on the east by the frontiers to follow him in yel another India. change.
One Policy
nations
an
of
"The post-war world will require the collaboration of many states, world great and small. In that
modern Turkey, re-created by the genius of Ataturk, will have her full part to play and in doing so Turkey will decide her own course and choose her cwn colla-
in
"Inevitably, as сал be Boon "For all countries who live and even folt in the terms of the communiques, that action that arta we have only one policy, We wish them to ive their own lives in security and at peace.
has crossed and confused Ger- man faith in its own war pur. pote.
"References have been made to my speech of a few days aga and to the distinction which I there sought to draw in our post- war settlements between the military treatment of Ce: many and the econonic treatment Germany.
No Wavering
Of
"After the (Great War in Iraq and after considerable expenditure of money we set up an indepen- dent Iraqi State and withdrew our forces.
"The world will have to look far before it will find any sign of action of that kind in Hitler's policy.
"When our
borators.
--
"There
in is another country the Near East about which I must speak in very different terms Bulgaria. Bulgaria's Day Coming
"Bulgaria took the opportunity presented by the wanton attacks of Italy and Germany ch Greece and Yugoslavia to 'seize a large conflict with Ger-stretch of Greek and Yugoslavian many and Italy is over we shall territory. "Militarily every precaution do our utmost to assist those lands that can be devised to see that of the Middle East to enjoy a free Germany does not for the sixth and independent life. time plunge Europe into War "Meanwhile our forces of men has got to be taken. (Cheers). and material in the Middle East "It may be that in Germany are being strengthened for their there will eventually grow up next forward blow. a spirit different from thing which has created Hitler and supports him. "But we cannot afford to take any risk in that respect. (Cheers.) On that there can be no waver- ing.
this Must Cooperate
"In so doing she, showed her- naif hostile to her Balkan neigh- bours and to the whole concap-
ion of Balkan unity.
REST ASSURED "SHE MAY THAT IN THE END HER ILL- GOTTEN GAINS WILL NOT HER ACTION BENEFIT HER. WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN BY NOR BY OUR "I suggest to those lands in the OURSELVES
OF Middle East that the blows which ' ALLIES WHEN THE DAY
be RECKONING COMES. (CHEERS) these forces will strike will
'It has been said with truth blows struck for their own inde- pendence as much as for ours. that we have watched with grow- "ECONOMICALLY THE POSI-
"That carries with it the ccrol- | ing admiration the magnificent TION IS DIFFERENT. TO PUT lary that those countries must resistance of the Russian Army, IT AT ITS LOWEST IT WOULDf cooperate with us in ensuring and the arrangement to which :: BE TO OUR DISADVANTAGE that they do not afford an opnar few days ago the AND TO EUROPE'S THAT GER- MANY SHOULD BE ECONO- MICALLY RUINED AFTER THE WAR."
tunity to Germany or to the Axis to create trouble. disturbances, upheava's and risings to further their war effort.
I!
Russian and Polish Governments came for the immediate regulation of their own affairs, is equally heartening. will open a new chapter. Political Warfare
"To take one example, there is in Iran to-day a 'large number of
Polish Step "The British Government," Mr. Germans. Experience has shown Eden continued. "realise that this in many lands that these German
Is "Despatch being used s'ate of affairs created an oppor- colonis's, experts. tourists oreiving effect to the agreement. A tunity for political warfare,
whatever they may be called, are Commander-in-Chief "We have made certain changes extremely dangerous to the inde- Polish forces in Russia has al- recently in the work for the co- pendence of the country in which ready been appointed by the ordination and for the operation they are found.
Polish Government in agreement of our political warfare. I believe. these changes will bring a
with the Soviet Government, and further :
bis Begun his work.... improvement. ·
Iran Warned
"We have drawn the serious at-
in
of the
"Officers from this country and
"It is certainly true that we are tention of the Iranian Govern-one or two representative. Polish now entering a period of greater ment to the danger to their own political officers are already in opportunities than we have had interests which they are risking Morcow and have begun, their before for political warfare, and I by continuing to permit farge work and I have been assured by can assure you that so far as Gov- numbers of Germans to reside in both countries, and I am convinc-
rnment is concerned we realise their country.
ed it is true, that they are deter- the opportunity has been given.
On Two Fronts
Reuter.
"I trust the Iranian Govern-mined to work in agreement with... ment will not fall to heed this energy, to make the maximum "It is true, as true as Mr. Attlee warning, given in all friendliness contribution possible to the de- said, that there is a war on two and in all sincerity, and that they feat of Germany at the earliest
will take the necessary measures possible moment." fronts. It is true in the sense, that there is already a war in the air I. would say in actual fact| on more than two frents, for the Mediterranean is a third front in which a very vigorous war at sea and in the air is at this moment taking place,':
"It is true that German plans had to be made on the assump». tion of a war on two fronts. This Is what Mr. Attlee meant and thin In no way discloses to the enemy what action may or may not be our future plan or inten- tions.”lenke
Middle East
East
Referring to the Middle situation Mr. Eden said; We have sold over and ove again that this country has no territorial ambitions in this ware
"We seek no territory any. where. We did not go to war to enlarge our frontiera
"We went to war because the Nazl menace threatened the life of Europe and our own lives and freedom, as It threatens to-day the people of the world: We went to War to resist "tīggression, nof... to]
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