TURKEY AND FRANCE
THE TENSIDH EASED BOTH SIDES WILLING TO NEGOTIATE Press Association—By telegraph—Copyright i PARIS, January 7, An important meeting to-night between M. Vienot and Bay Fuad, the Turkish Ambassador, is believed to have eased the tension over Alexandretta, both sides indicating a willingness to negotiate in a friendly atmosphere. “ A FIRST-RATE NUISANCE " i WHITEHALL’S VIEW OF TROUBLE. LONDON, January 8. (Received January 9, at 10.30 a.m.) The ‘ Manchester Guardian’s' diplomatic correspondent says Whitehall regards the Franco-Turkish tension ias a first-rate nuisance at this juncture and considers that Turkey has no case whatsoever:, and is even inclined to think that Prance is over-generous in her attempts to meet the baseless claim. TURKEY WILL NOT RENOUNCE TREATY PARIS, January 8. (Received January 9, at 10.30 a.m.) It is understood that King Fuad told M. Vienot that Turkey did not intend to denounce the Franco-Turkish Treaty.
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Evening Star, Issue 22542, 9 January 1937, Page 13
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145TURKEY AND FRANCE Evening Star, Issue 22542, 9 January 1937, Page 13
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