Admiral Harry E. Yarnell, former commander-in-chief of the U.S. Asiatic Fleet, warned Americans here yesterday that if the Axis Powers get control of Africa, the United States will not be able to defend South America. several points in the London area yesterday morning. A few were also dropped in Kent and Sussex. Casualties and damage were not heavy. Four Admiral Yarnell said that a victory by Germany, Italy and Japan would be a threat to civilization. He added that the solution of post-war economic problems would necessitate a "union of nations" to agree on problems of trade, currency and tariffs.
Admiral Yarnell was guest speaker at the local Columbus Day celebration yesterday—United Press.
London, Oct. 1 The Turkish Ambassador to Russia, Dr. Haidar Aktay, who suddenly returned to Moscow from Ankara, will immediately seek to determine Russia's attitude toward the invasion of the Balkans by the Axis Powers, usually well informed quarters reported here last night.
"Reliable quarters ini London said Dr. Aktay carried instructions to ascertain' Russia's policy in Me event Turkey decides to give armed assistance to Greece against a possible Italian invasion.
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