IN THE NEAR EAST
RUMANIA’S BREAK
FliOM LEAGUE OF NATIONS
(United Press Association—By Electric ! Telegraph—Copyright).
BUCHAREST, July 11
The Rumanian Foreign Ministry has anouneed that Rumania nas withdrawn from the League of Nations. The Ministry added that Rumania drew no effective benefit from |?he League. On the contrary, the League of Nations had aggravated Rumania’s international position. since the League act' d against the interests of “certain great friendly nations.” King Carol'has freed M. Antonescu, who has promised to retire from politics. 1 1. ,j[; SOVIET DEMAND EXPECTED IN TURKEY LONDON, June 11. The correspondent at Istanbul, of the Associated Press of Great Britain states:—Turkish officials continue to deny that Turkey has received from Russia,-an ultimatum demanding that the Dardanelles shall he placed under the control of the .Soviet; but it is widely believed that a Rusian Note can be expected shortly.
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Hokitika Guardian, 12 July 1940, Page 5
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