Paris, Apr. 16. QOVIET and Turkish adherence to the Anglo-French security system in Europe is to be expected very shortly, informed quarters revealed today. While interest here was concentrated on President Roosevelt's messages to Rome and Berlin, negotiations were actively continued today to secure Russian and Turkish collaboration, M. Georges Bonnet, the French Foreign Minister, this afternoon received the Turkish Ambassador, Suad Davaz, and it was reported that fine progress was recorded as a result of the parleys.
In Moscow, the Soviet Foreign Commissar, M. Maxim Litvinov, received the British Ambassador, Sir William Seeds, and the rench Charge d'Affaires, M. Paillard.
It was confirmed that negotiations with the Soviets have reached a decisive stage. M. Bonnet will hold an important interview tomorrow with the Soviet Ambassador, M. Jacob Suritz. Neither British nor Russian authoritative quarters in Moscow would comment on the conversations held.—Havas.
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