"Interpreted separately, the Principles are those of race, of the people's livelihood and of the people's rights. In a nutshell, they are nothing more than Communism. Under these circumstances, there is a possibility that they may serve again to take an anti-Japanese course."
Mr. Ando further criticized "the fact that Mr. Wang has based his regime on maintenance and regeneration of the Kuomintang, plans to adopt a flag bearing the well-known blue and white sun of the old Kuomintang,' and seemingly plans to have no army of his own."
Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai and several Ministers replied to these questions in general terms, but reserved detailed explanations for the session that is to be held in camera.—Havas, Turks Deny Germans Being Expelled Istanbul, Feb The Government spokesman last night denied German reports that orders had been issued, "from here or elsewhere, to German technician: to leave the far as this office know: poker added that if such orders had been given, Istanbul would have been the first informed, as most foreign technicians in Turkey are here. He recalled that Turkish law gave the Turkish Government the right to determine which foreign experts Could be hired by private firms Turkey. He said, however, that it is known that no new regulations have been enforced prohibiting German experts from working in Turkey.—United Press.
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