Voting on November 8 on Accord with Allies Ankara, Nov. 5.
A bill providing for the ratification of the pact of mutual assistance between Britain, France and Tur) was introduced in the National Assembly today, and is likely to be debated on November 8, Before the House votes on it, M. Sukou Sarajoglu, Turkish Foreign Minister, will review the Governments attitude towards the latest phases of the international situation.
In view of the present diplomatic activity between Turkey and Roumania, some circles consider that M, Sarajoglus speech may disclose whether Soviet-Turkish negotiations are to be resumed in the near future.—Reuter.
Hopei Banks Wants Notes Kept in Circulation Peiping, Nov. 6.
The Hopei Provincial Bank is reported to have petitioned the Hopei provincial administration requesting it to secure the permission of the "Provisional Government" for a further extension of the circulation of its notes, which are due to be withheld from the market as from November 11, according to Chinese reports.
The Hopei Provincial Bank, as well as the Chitung Bank, received orders from the "Ministry of Finance" early in September that their notes would be allowed to circulate for two months from September 11 to November 10, after which they will be withdrawn from circulation.—Reuter. rabbit, He might have been a guest at the Mad Tea Party.
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