Istanbul, Nov. 18.
M. Husrev Gerede, the Turkish Ambassador to Germany, yesterday said he was "satisfied for the moment" regarding Turkish-German relations.
M. Gerede's words were the first official statement concerning Turkey' position since the conferences in Berlin between Chancellor Hitler and of the 26th centennial of the founding fof the Empire, will leave the capital on November 22 for a visit to Japanest in Manchoukto and North China.
The group comprises 10 delegates from North America, two from Haxat, six from Latin America and three from the Netherlands East Indies and will be led by Lieut.-
General Yoshimichi Suzuki. retired.
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M. Viacheslav Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Commissar.
For the moment, M. Gerede said, "I am satisfied there is nothing new in German-Turkish relations, which are proceeding in a normal manner."
M. Gerede today was expected to report to the Government at Ankara on his observations in Berlin.
Turkey's Predicament bul newspapers, meanwhile, continued to emphasize that Turkey present predicament consists in waiting for the unknown. However, editorials expressed belief that recent conferences between General Pietro weather gets at your Badoglio, chief of the Italian High Cómmand, and Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel, Chief of the Supreme Command of German Armed Forces, will hasten events, M. Gerede arrived here from Be:- lin yesterday and was expected to go to Ankara tonight.
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