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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 13, 1940.

TURKEY'S ONLY ANSWER

"Will Be To Take Up Arms And Defend Country”

Dr. Saydan On Nazi Intrigue

“TURKEY'S ONLY ANSWER TO ANY. THREAT TO ́HER INDEPENDENCE WILL BE TO TAKE UP ARMS AND DEFEND THE COUN- TRY TO THE LAST," DECLARED. DR. SAY- DAM, THE PRIME MINISTER, IN A SPEECH IN PARLIAMENT. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON..

Dr. Saydam made a bitter attack on Ger- man intrigues in Turkey. The speech was a direct reply to efforts by von Papen, the Nazi Ambassador, both to secure the resignation of M. Sarajoglu, the Turkish Foreign Minis- ter, and to disturb Russo-Turkish relations.

Dr. Saydam said: "The measures we are taking to ensure Turkey's security and the nation's welf being are proceeding without difficulty, and Turkish citizens are fulfilling their duty with pride, happiness and" con- fidence.

remember:

"The first thing to in attempting to influence Tur- key is that she is no longer the dead and gone Ottoman Empire.

"The maintenance, departure or replacement of Turkish statesmen can only take place by the deci-. sion of the Turkish National As sembly and with its approval.

Dr. Saydam proceeded:

BRITAIN SELLING

ITALIAN CLAIMS DISCREDITED

Claims made in Ita- lian communiques were discredited in London yesterday in official circles where it was learned there were eight bombing attacks on units of the British Fleet on Thursday and in formation received in London shows one- Italian fighter was shot down and one British fighter became

unserviceable after landing.. There was no other damage:-Reu-

ter.

60000

MORE CARS NAZI TACTICS

"The British

motor manufacturers

men now directing Turkey have have already succeeded in actual- IN SOUTH

only one programme-the securly extending during the present ity of the Turkish Republic-and alongside that are cherished:

their

of number year a large foreign markets notwithstanding

friendships appropriate to Turkish the enormous production of motor AMERICA

interests and security.

"Faithful to her friendship.

vehicles for the war.

A survey of the six main motor

and resolute to defend her in groups made specially for us may dependence and liberty, Turkey be summarised as follows:

and awaits events.

"We do not attempt either to provoke or attack our neighbours

The Buenos Aires correspondent of the "New York Herald-

is united like one single body: Vauxhall cars have found new Tribune" yesterday continued a markets in Venezuela, Argentine series of articles describing how Brazil and Uruguay: developed markets in Turkey and

the youth of the Argentine wage Greece; and improved sales to South War on Nazi and Fascist propa- ganda by organising counter- Africa, Portugal, Egypt.and the propaganda and staging demon- Dutch East Indies. "We note with satisfaction evi-

strations against German and Ita- Morris shipments in April were lian attempts to win South Amer- dent proof that the same senti- the highest since war began and

ican support. ments are shared by them.

increases come from Latin Ameri-

Evident Proof

MEXICAN ELECTION TRAGI-COMEDY:

BOTH CLAIM VICTORY

AN EXTRAORDINARY situation has arisen out of the presidential election in Mexico.

As a result of scrutiny of the votes cast General Avila Camacho claims an over "whelming majority throughout the Republic while his opponent; General Juan Almazan, is equally convinced he was victorious.

In the ordinary course the off- cial result would be announced

on September 11 in the Chamber

of Deputies.

An advertisement; however, was published by the entire press yesterday to the effect that Gen- eral Almazan is. convinced he has

been legally elected and intends

to establish his own Congress and has already issued credentials for deputies,

The notice adds this Congress| wHE meet at a place to be an- nounced. In order to declare General Almazan, President. He will then take the oath of office regardless of what the Camacho. official party may do in the Chamber.

and

US. MOBS

BEAT UP

PRO-NAZIS

a

Nazi sympathisers were tacked by angry mobs. in severa American towns recently.

The situation has fearsome pos- Ten men and women Com sibilities

unless President munists

distributing anti-wa Cardenas finds a way of straight-pamphlets at Pekin, Illinoi lening the matter out, Mexico may were chased through the stree

old have a return of the

up by hundreds of infuriated towns heavals. Reuter.

made folk, who

a bonfire their car and thousands of pamp hlets.

VICAR DEFENDS PARASHOT JOB

The Communists. took refug inside the city gaol while t limob booed outside,

"That's the reception all Naz fand Communists will get whe they show their snouts here," an nounced the local war veteran From his Chichester chief, amid cheers.

pro-All

"Only response which the Tur- ca, the Far East. the Near East,, The correspondent gives in- kish people will make to any ac- the West Indies, East and West stances of Nazi agents blackmail- pulpit, the Rev. Godfrey In two Kentucky towns per tion threatening the independence Africa and Spain.

ing British, Danish and Dutch Wells, vicar of the Sub-sons who interrupted of the Turkish Republic or the More Standard cars than ever citizens with relatives in German: integrity of its territory will con- before went to Malaya and dou- sccupied territories into making deanery church and a war sist in taking up arms and defend- ble the normal quantity to Slam, contributions to German,welfare veteran, defended his en- ing the country to the last.

Uruguay and Newfoundland funds.-Reuter.

"In spite of the world's un-bought more.

stable situation, our country does; The Ford group had big new not seem exposed in any immin-market demands for trucks from ent danger and continues to be many countries and bigger

animated by the will to maintain exports have gone to Uruguay MIRROR

Africa, West Australia, India and

good relations with all States, and Argentine, South particularly with her neighbours." Indies, --Reuter,

HIS £2,000 FOR VICTORY

Burma.

New markets for Austins have sprung up in South America from

Commercial

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OF

BRITAIN

rolment in Chichester's "parashots."

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gatherings were beaten or chase

WANT TO ENLIST'

Fifty-five members of Faculty of the North-Wester... University, Chicago, issued

demandin manifesto yesterday

"We have to realise that we are that Congress should immediatel in a condition of total war against give the Allies £250,000,000 fe an enemy who has no regard for the purchase of war supplies, any law of God or man,” he said. The manifesto also demande that American citizens be per "I am only exercising. the mitted to enlist ín the Allie elementary right of every man fighting forces. to defend his hearth and home

and those of his neighbours. It citizens, are enrolling in the new All over the nation prominer

is not only the right, but

the

ly-formed Committee for the De bouhden" duty, of every man fénce of America through Aid

who has been trained, to use, a rifle to put himself at the dia. posal of his country in this time of crisis.''

the Gulf of Mexico to Cape Horn, A barrier against British books! and small Austins are selling in being bought in many foreign bigger quantities in the United countries is being swept away by ¡States.

the Export Books Scheme, a plan' The Rootes group's increases allowing foreign booksellers to have bten widespread.

This stock books about Britain and concern supplies Commer and the British Commonwealth with- Karrier trucks, and its private out the risk of copies being left cars are Hillman, Humber and on their hands unsold.

"This is purely a defensive force Mr. Charles George, aged Surbeam-Talbot.

duty per seventy; a farmer, of Chelsfield, vehicle exports are up

Already some 6,500 titles, re- and I consider it my Sunbeam-Talbots ship- presenting many aspects of na- join it." Kent, went to the House of Com- cent.

-.85 are

per cent.tional and Commonwealth mons, and asked to see his local ments

higher. Hillmans have nearly and culture, have been made M.P., Sir Waldron Smithers..

foreign booksellers, "Sorry to bother you, Sir Wal- trebled in Uruguay, where Sun- available to

fifteen times and the lists will be constantly dron," said Farmer George, "but beam-Talbots are

The group's business is extended to include new books. I'd like you to give this to the greater.

up by 12 per cent. in South Aftica From these lists foreign book- Chancellor as a victory-gilt.”

sellers will place their orders ac- Then he handed to Sir Wal- and 66 per cent, in Portugal.

cording to dron a cheque for

£2,000-a

large part of the savings he and his wife had put by for their old age, When Sir Waldron recovered} from his astonishment he went and personally handed the cheque to Sir Kingsley Wood. Then he invited Farmer George to tea on

WANT TO HELP OWN

life

to

WIFE'S GUN THREAT

of the likely tastes

the Allies.

WOMEN M.P.S LEAD ANTI-WASTE DRIVE

Mr. Herbert Morrison, Ministe of Supply, is setting up a speci committee of back-bench wome M.P.8 to deal with the problem household waste:

their customers and at the end of A doctor whose wife was said a specified period the publishers to have threatened him with will credit the retailers with the sword and a gun was granted a cost of unsold copies. These vo- decree nisl in the Divorce: Court will be mobilised in a great ant lumes will then be bought from recently.

the publishers by the British REFUGEES

Hecis. Dr. William Edward Sto-front.

Miss Megan Lloyd George wi albe chairman, and under he leadership the women of Brita

waste campaign on the Council, a cultural organisation ber, of Dale End, Birmingham, The Committee will conside for presenting the British point formerly practising at Tollington what household materials can be The Dutch colony in Great of view to foreign peoples, and Park, London, N., who petitioned be saved. Guidance will be give the "select" House of Commons Britain have formed a committee the books will be distributed in on the ground of the cruelty of to housewives about the dispos "terrace."

to attend to the needs of their the course of the Council's work. his wife, Mrs. Sophia Stober. of such things as bones, rags, o fellow countrymen and women. The lists of books have been The suit was not contested.

"The desire of the Dutch peo-compiled by experts in the Var-

Iron and fat.

FOR THE PIGB They will be advised how these things can be collec ed, and what should be, savo for feeding the pigs.:

HOPES OTHERS' COPY

The marriage was at Brighton) Farmer George, back home ple is to try to relieve the Bri- lous subjects, which are so diverse with his wife, who was not well ish nation of the burden of car-as British law, rural economy, the register affice in 1924, and after- - enough to go to town with him. ing for the Dutch refugees," sta-Englishwoman, architecture, the wards the couple lived at Tolling- ton Park. They have two chil- Emergency County of Sussex, music,

art, The money was a large part of tes the Netherlands the family savings.

The Netherlands and British ships and seamen: dren. Committee."

Expert advice will be sought b But my wife and three sons all Government is in full sympathy. Other sections deal with indivi- Dr. Stober's case was that In

"The task of looking after the dual

gave way, to the womon M.Ps, and they wi countries. in the British 1927 Mrs. Stobor. agreed with my giving it to the

with and

the drink, and on numerous. occas- have the full support of the Gov refugees has hitherto been and Commonwealth country.

lons after that year she struck ernment. "We have been married forty-is now being undertaken by Brit- Commonwealth as a whole.

him, and had threatened him with Mr. Morrison outlined his plan. eight years.

All I hope is that ish organisations, but the Dutch

Booksellers in some foreign a stick, a sheathed sword and a to the women M.P.s at a meetin in"The Boudoir," the women other people will follow my ex-committee wish to take over this

countries find it impossible to gun. ample, and do all they can to help task.

It is added that offers of help, pay for their stocks in steling; In consequence of her con-room in the House of Commons. our country.

"But it's nothing.I don't want particularly as regards clothing in such cases arrangements are duct his health suffered. He sold any fuss I wish I could give and housing, will still be wek made for payment in local cur-his-practice at Tollington Park in

1984 and lived apart from her. comed,

more.”

rency.

•

He was the first Minister in th Government to be invited to "Boudoir" meeting,