Bucharest, Oct. 21.
The "Bucharester Tageblatt," organ of the Nazi Party, warned other Balkan States yesterday to follow Rumania's example "at the earliest possible moment" by joining the Rome-Berlin Axis, The warning coincided with emergency measures taken here to cope with the possibility of a British air attack. A complete blackout was 3 ordered between the hours of mjdnight and dawn, effective immediately. The blackout regulation is expected to be continued indefinitely.—United Press, Penetration of Rumania Denied Bucharest, Oct. 21. yo more official denials Wekê given here last night concerning Gérman penetration into Rumania, Rè- ports published abroad that a German division had arrived in the oil region of Pi are denied as were reports that 30 German ort vessels laden with armaments hed Rumania.—Reuter, Istanbul, Oct. 21 Unanimous expression of faith in the mission to the Middle East of Anthony Eden, British War otary, and in intensification of action by Great Britain against the Axis powers was contained in the Tukish press yesterday.
One daily commented: "Hitler's amditions envisage a string of conquests such as were obtained by Alexander the Great and it is perhaps in the Middle East that Alexander the Great's terrible fate i "Turkey knows how to deal with pressure wherever it may be coming from. With a view to having her rights acknowledged Turkey is proceeding along the path she has chosen."—Reuter.
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