London, Feb. 25.
King George, while making a tour of inspection of R.A.F. aerodromes ro-gently, visited several Polish "saun~
His Majesty subsequently expressed his appreciation of the smartness and enthusiasm of the Polish: airmen. The Polish commander-in-chief, in reply, assured His Majesty that Polish alrnen are proud to fight wing fo wing with the Royal Air Fore and that they consider it a privilege to be serv-tug at the same time their own country and Great Britain in the common noble cause—Reuter, pressed in diplomatic quarters here today in connection with the statement made in Ankara by the Turkish Foreign Minister, M. Sukru Sare. Joglu, in which he reiterated Turkkey's' determination ta.ablde by her contractual obligations.
Although" Turkey's loyalty was never doubted in London, it was considered here that the Foreign Minister's statement on his country's policy could have only. favourable Fepercussions in the Balkans owing fo the interpretations placed by the Germans onthe Turkish-Bulgariun Joint declaretlon of non-aggression=—Havas Telemondial,
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