"Moscow, Oct. 21.
The Soviet press printed a ten-word announcement yesterday of the Anglo-French-Turkish tripartite pact without comment, while giving prominence to the telegram M. Sukru Sarajoglu, the Turkish Foreign Minister, sent to M. Viacheslav Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Commissar, stressing Soviet-Turkish friendship, Soviet authorities declined to comment on the treaty, but said that (Turkey would never allow the Dar-dandles to be used against the Soviet Union.
The "Pravda," official Soviet news organ, reviewing the recent success of the Soviet foreign policy quoted M. Josef Stalin as saying that the Soviet coups in the Baltic "strengthens our faith in our power and mobilizes us for a new struggle, and new victories for Communism."—
United Press.
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