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TURKEY TO BE U.S. BASTION Plans For Military Cooperation Now Under Secret Discussion

"THE SINGAPORE

OF TURKEY

Ankara, June 14.

If present plans of Turko-American military co- operation are realised, Turkey will become the Middle East's strongest bastion for protecting America's immense oil interests from possible Soviet penetration.

precision Fr

The plans will build for America the central for- tress of her anti-Russian Great Wall encircl- ing the U.S.S.R. from the Arctic regions of the Bering Strait to Korea, Iran, Greece, Australia up to Western Germany and Iceland. The" plans, foarh_officíntly, tary speed ant not announced, seem to concen¦ reach all frontier postN. Bale on the cohal vretion of General Oliver's Mission is Turkey's inlaymat highway starling in Wendeutny to in- railways and harbours in order spret all Turkish existent forti- : To enhance the efficiency of Tur- firafjong, outposts, air force. key's internal communications army and navy bases, harlour, arteries a necesity in a mo- highways, and railways to rom-¦

plete the plans. dern war.

The American Mission the Turkish General Staff seems

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General Oliver himself xlously told the Turkish press

ed to have agrend, in addition, that his mission has no inten-

a muslern getwork of highways,tion of running Turkey or in- patterned alter New! York'ster freing with Turkey's mili- standard railways, will be hulit tavy administration breause the with putirely new harbours in “ability, morale, and determine. { the south west.

tion of Turkish officers com- niand one admiration."

West First

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The

Morton, June 14.

Soviet Government newspaper Izvestia today bus terly criticised officials of -Surtet Government offices for establishing "beachheads" an the warm, many shares of the Black Seu, where he so to make

119 plenannt as possible for them-

"Refreshed by sunbathing. the chief of the unper sapphit office of the Ministry for the Cellulose and Paper In- dustry gut up mufficicat strength to organion The supply of wailu to planta in the rata," the paper writel mereventiently. --Reuter.

Hungary's Foreign Minister

Budapest, June 14. The Hungarian Minister of

Nehru's Order To Nepal

New Delhi. June 14. Constitutional reforins for Nepal, Independent kingdom in the Himalayan foothills and hame of the famous warrior Gurkhas, were brought a step nearer today when Pandit Nehru Vice-President of the Indian Interim Government, asked Congress to call off its eivil disobedience movement there,

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The movement, "for the re- ztoration of civil liberties of the people," has been going on JACK since April 10 and about 100

people have been arrested. CARSON

Pandit Nehru today #kuk Congress to accept the offer of reformis announced by Makarn Jah Sir Padma Shamshere Jung Bahadar Rana, Prime Minister of Nepal, Inst month and to abandon civil resistuee in view of the world situation,"

On Pandit Nehru's mivice, Sri Krishna, member of the Central Assembly, has geare to Nepal to help the Nepalese Gor eroment to implement its pro- mise.

Reforms

Among the reforms mention-

s the heart of Turkey as the International observers point- Information. Brno Mihaly fi, „pived for all forthcoming: ralf-fed out that America's global |fold a press conference today. Waye, to overshadowe Ches eftrategy today in West first and that Professor Julius Szeksueed by the Nad Prime Minis ciency of the old ones, many of Bast seed, similar to that of Hungarian Minister in Moscow, er fast May 21 were,

firstly. whdeh had beam built decades World War 11.

was not a likely candidate for

freedom of speech and associn-: by the Carmane and Amerien torny regards the | the post of Fornign Minister. thub. French.

protection of Arabian oll,as of

Nothing has been decided yet

Secondly, forty-one muni- "Singapore Of Turkey" {paramount importance. It con-

stitutes the buske retirement about this post, which was feri cipalities and district boards to for another world war, hener

Intus Gybeng-be set up and ben! authority The planned new grand har beer in the south evil has al

she has thrown an "iron cur yosy disappeared from the C transferred to them.

Thirdly, annual publications ready been given the nickname tain" teeth to teeth against bing in the deshulle after the

resignation of Dr. Ferenc Nügy of the natimal budget. The Singapore of Turkey" with Russia's "from curtain."

Pourthly, appontment of facilities to accommodate giant Transindan are being explored,

Mennwhile, oil deposita in from the Premiership.

consuls where necessary to pro- warships and commercial vest

feet the interests of Nepalese | secmplete with dry docka w oil deposits in Syria have

subjects outside Nepal. comparable to those of Singa. Just been discovered and con

struction of an Amertem oil pore

Observers foresee that if Tur-pipeline from Saudi Arabla to key is regarded as Demeracy's | Lebanon will begin in Novem front line, this conatry will be ber,

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It is temporarily held by Mihaly, who said that reports that the Hungurian police force The present regime in Nepal wil be controlled by Rus is aristocratic and military, all sians were entirely without | power being in the Prime foundation.

Minister's hands, whose office DAILY AT 23 515 175 &9 PM. DAILY AT 230 520 721930 PM. devolves by succession in the ruling family.

The number of Hungarian criss-crossed by vonninica- Southwest Europe is Ameri- police was fixed by the armis tions trenches, sufficient and ca's brand new sphere of in-tice terms at 34,000, but there #Befoort enough to rush Ameri. Tazeuge where penetrations by ran supplies from the Grand Russia are forbidden and pere-23,000 at present, ho said. Barbour to the Grand Central trations by Britain and France Station, then with modern mili-are now financially and legally

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EXPLOSION IN PARLIAMENT

Beirut, June 14.

· Unknown" persons tonight threw high explosives at the Lebanese Parliament building here, smash. ing a glass front and the dome,

Nobody was killed, according to first reports.—Reuter. ·

|

were not more than 22,000 to

It was not know how many of these were political police.

Asked whether the adjourn ment of Parliament by the Speaker on Thursday, when the Opposition trader, Desza Sul- yok, made his speech describ- | ing Hungary as a "police state,” had been legal, the Minister | said that # was not Anne- Journment but merely a post- Ponement.

The Speaker was constitu- tionally entitled to postpone the debate without a vote. he said. The debate would continue next Wednesday.Router.

A Blunt Warning To Korean Leaders

Seoul, June 14.

Major-General Albert Brown warned last night that should any Korean leader who claims the trust and following of a large segment of the -population-refuse to represent his people when- crucial issues are involved he will surrender the democratic rights and influence of those he represents.

Nepal. with an estimated pn- pultion of less than 6,000,000, contributed 120,000 Gurkha troops-all volunteers to the Indian Army in the Second) World War.--Reuter,

Andamans As Naval Base?

New Delhi, June 14. The Indian Home Department today denied Indian press reports that the strategic Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Buy of Bengal, now administered by the Central Indian Government as British Indian territory, would be ceded to the British Government as naval bases,

"There has been no discussion

of this question und the report is without any

foundation," De. partment's communique said.

The reports had suggested that the group of islands, about 600 miles east of the coast of India, might be converted into British naval bases in the Day of Bengal as subsidiaries to the main 'Bri- tish_naval-baso-at-Trincomall-in

Ceylon.

Unit September, 1945 the Anda. mans had been used for nearly 90 years as the Government of India. penal settlement.-Reuter, TITO HOST TO NOEL-BAKER

. Such rights and influence will dangers which, in their opinion, then be acquired by other lurk like ghosts hidden between groups led by more thoughtful the tines of the Moncow Agree- lealers,

ment. Observers unanimously inter- these individuals carefully and "It is my opinion that should preted Brown's remarks as vir- honestly study

Belgrade, June 14. the Moscow! tually diminating

Marshal Josif Tito today - Khoo from Agreement their doubts would tertained to lunch the Beltish Air oral consultation with the Joint disappear. They should serious-Minister, Mr. Philip Noci.Baker, Commission

Jy consider whether there are and the entire staff of the British Generni Brown's blunt warn- any real objectionable features Einbassy, The British Minister to- ing to Kordan leaders still re- which they believe exist in this day laid a wreath at the British Military Cemetery. in Belgrade. fusing to cooperate with the document. Commission vime do a surprise "At this crucial period in Mr. Noel-Baker is leaving Bel- punch in the middle of a rou- the history of their country grade, for Britain tomorrow. ting speech of appreciation for much imaginary faults should Reuter. Korean hospitality.

not mislead them Into refusni Pointing out that there are to · join・・ wholeheartedly a few Korean political leaders working out a provisional gov who still hesitate to give.com-ernment over a united. Koren plate support to the work of in accordance with the require the Joint Commisalon, General ments of this document and the Brown stated that these lead wishes of their people," he said. ers are confused. by Imaginary-United Press.

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