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onty May Attempt To Deal With Turks Praia Siesing
ANKARA, Turkey, Apr. 2/south European land force head- shal Tito has heen somewhat re- forces to such .a command are
(CDN)—¥Field Marshal Viscount quarters in which Turkey, Greece served. . Britain and Turkey. But since TOKYO, Apr. 2—A Japanese 2 gn i iN ¥ Bernard L. Montgomery, Gen. 24 Italy were to co-ordinate mili-| The Yugoslav leader, it is re- Turkey's inclusion in NATO and Diet committee is investigating | : : 7
i defense preparations, i ‘ the formation of a closer GreekEisenhower's deputy commander] : liahly reported, ‘ fesls that apy)
in SHAPE, probably will visit! - . { In this, the admiral failed;
the theft of part Bf a sunken bat Opposed Italians formal tie with the Western de- ‘Turkish alliance, Turkey bad P Ifense system would embarrass cooled off on the Middle East teship. Turkey sometime this month Oriya, urs and Greeks balked at to believe ita hopeless—proposi- Salvage company, with - the con There also is a hint that some jected to the inclusion of Italy at! pield Marshall Montgomery : . Ho . horse-trading may be planned. | Ib such an arrangement and probably will come to’ Turkey on What British Feared of schineiy. Sopher dnd bras {even to the presence of Italian ob- somewhat different business. This is precisely what the Brit- from the battleship Mutsu. A succession of top Western servers. The upshot is that a sh feared and the major reason| The Matsu, once the flagship o
i Though a Turkish-Greek com-|! : military leaders have dropped Greek-Turkish command will be mand ga SHAPE is now rea. they were so loath to accept Tur-/ the. Japanese imperial fleet, wa
into Turkey of late. First, it was formed directly under Adm. g,..p)y asured, the first line/key's membership within Gen. Sunk off the coast of Japan in|
Carney, thus bypassing the Ital-
} Eisenhower's command. 1943 By an explosion of unknown| ] Gen. Eisenhower. A fortnight|ians, "Headquarters of the new dan gotten Xo Turkish - attention has now °riSin. It could have been an 2
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later, Adm. Carney, commander- command will probably be in f of NATO’ uth x ; ———————————as_cim——rs neha 2 oie Tos 30 athena. Cyprus, a British crown colony All of this was made very obvi- News of the new books ha appearance here. And now maybe casons for the Turkish-Greek|and lying $0 Tiles off Turkey's ous when Greek Foreign Minister printed in The Sunday Times. p . YDe rejection of any tie with the Ital- Mediterranean coast, has no di-'Sophocles Venizelos paid a call on - ; FRIDAY
tactical bombers. The island of shifted to Greece and Yugoslavia. American’ submarine. -
Monty. fans are not altogether clear. It pect tie-in w : jlans ; . “ ith the new Greek- Turkey early in February. Gen. Eisenhower's visit. was ig believed by some that close col- Turkish headquarters. y y
‘ed | ; ; The next move is up to the "purely a let's-get-acquainted sortilaboration with ‘the Italians Britain apparently feels that its British if they wish to Re hero, of affair. Turkey had just been would make difficult any ar-| position in the Middle East canlip salvaging their position in the| . admitted. to the North Atlantic rangement with the Yugoslavs on be maintained only thr |
ough a Pact, and the General wished to the part of Greece and Turkey. |Middle East command of the ype! Toe ony may come to
meet the men guiding Turkey's Both Turks and Greeks are Proposed last December to Fgypt Turkey for the specific purpose of! government and military estab-talking more and. -more of the by Great Britain, the United making a swap with the Turks —
other things, the admiral tried that the Greeks and Turks have! still hope to pull it off, for Turkey's active participation to induce the Turks to accept an'had conversations ‘with the Yugo-!
lishment. importance .. of Yugoslavia in|States, France, and Turkey. possibly an agreement to link : a Te story The purpose of Adm. Carney’s Western defense. It is likely, ac-| Though this project was rejected Cyprus air bases with the Greek-| 20 visit was more specific. ‘Among cording to well informed sources,|by Egypt at the time, the British Turkish headquarters in return| paid sy
Obviously, the two powers iniin a new Middle East ~mmsnd [RINGERS Italian comman der: for SHAPE's slay government, but that Mar- position to contribute significant project. i
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