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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

n. E. 4. SELECTS
WOMAN As HEAD

SAN FRAScfsCo Amy w.
Htnriehs. principal Of audubon
school Of New Orleans. Tuesday
became president Of the National
Education association for the coin.
lng year. she was nominated With
out opposition.
Also nominated without epposi-
ton wss q new slate for the ssso-
Citations publishing committee, IN
GLIDING Sara ". Fshsy. New York.
chairman. Helen y. Wilson. Penn
syivsnls. Pesri Donoho. Nebraska
John A. Smith. California and
Mary y. Fsrnsworth. Michigan.
Delegates 10 tbs association q
national conferences hsrs also
nominated . ils, 81 state directors
after hearing addresses earlier In
the sssslon ny Aubrey Williams.
National Youth administration. and
James Roosevelt. son Of ibs prssi.
dent. Named 10 head NEA IN ths
various states Included
califorBss. Leonard l.. Bowman.
ssnis Esrbars. Hawaii. Earl l..
neTAggsri. Honolulu; Montana.
". r. Moe. Helena Oregon. Mars
A. Leasing. Portland Ths ssse.
eiatlon's ~ vice pfssi9sncisa In
eladsd Bifbins Asrriii. Oregon
Laurel o. Enszsvieh. California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Pontiac's New Sales Manager
To Visit Northwest Dealers

attic. July TIN. 70 welcome Don u.
Ba,hrics. recently appointed gen
eral sales manager. on the occs-
sion Of mis- first official visit 70
this important ares
Due 10 arrive this week. General
sales Manager Bsthf1ek anil -
accompanied b. Thomas " Ray.
Pacific coast regional manager,
and John BAihriek. northwest lone
manager, and a distant cousin
A bsg. two-flsisd executive. Don
u. Baihriek shows the beneficial
results q hls Wsr-tims training az
an officer in the United States
marine corps. Essy 70 know. hs
immediately scores personal sue
eess eith dealers from all parts of
tho country.
As for knowledge If the district
he hss almost a. much az the mar
Who has lived here All MA life, for
earlier IN his rae 70 ths No.
position he wa the sales manager
in charge Of the western half O:
the United states for ths former
Oakland automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Maxwell Contest
Proving Popular

Thousands Of Tacoma motorists
have expressed enthusiasm for the
contest being sponsored b. the
Maxwell Petroleum corporation.
according to company officials.
Since the contest vss announced
in last Fridsys Times. even back
and white Maxwell station hAs
been busy giving out contest cards
The Maxwell contest u a very
simple one. Il requires only a
few words. written on a contest
card. and there is no coat or obi
cation. Anyons may have a card
merely BY asking ~ any Maxwell
Service station.
First prize In the contest Is 100
gallons Of Maxwell gasoline. Sec
ond and third prizes consist Of 90
and 40 gallons Of MAXWELL gaso-
line. and there are twelve add
tionsl prizes hstsd-iz free inori-
cation JOBS.
First judging o. the contest
viii bs this weekend. and the
HAnAs u - hnst ~ vnnsss VI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

Recognizing that SationsI Al ~
n the West will hold particular
appeal to many who viii be driy-
ing Pacific Coast highways lhH
year. a most complete rev map
titled Western United States High
ways is now being distributed py
Associated dealers. OF outstanding
interest viii be the is complete
detailed maps Of National PARKS
IN the nine western states
The maps of National Parks
of the West are designed 10 meet
the needs Of motorists intending
to visit any Of the National Parks
in California, Oregon, Washington,
Montana. Colorado. Wyoming, New
Mexico. Arizona ard Utah" Har-
old Deal. Associsteds advertising
manager. stated. Sufficient detail
hss been included 50 that not only
are nnilesges between important
Prints within each Of the parks
essayy Indicated. osx all potnu Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Associated Road Maps Give
Driving Time Between Points

interest in the parks are included
50 that the map may serve as
guide 10 those visiting any Of the
Is National PARKS for the first
time"
A feature ~ the new Western
United States Highways map
which Is expected 10 prove ex-
tremely popular with motorists
considering travel, not only IN the
west but anywhere IN the co1n-
Try. 10 the official United States
road map which gives mileage and
driving time between important
points. AL mileages have been
computed over the best transcon-
tiental routes between give
points Driving time has been de-
termined by actual runs under
normal driving conditions. Con-
alteration has been given 10 speed
Laws, natural hazards ard con-
Festsd routes IN metropolitan
areAA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Alleged Drunken
DriUer Arrested

Al liberty Wednesday under
bond. facing charges ~ benz ~.
ioxicatsd IN an setonsDegis. Nsrs
Dean gmyih u Spokane. ara q
woman. VINO ssid hsF name Nss
Elaine smyin. slso u speksDs.
The pair sss arrested late Tues
day by proslsr car officers, rnsn
they found thsrn asleep 10 An auto.
mobile parked al stb ave. ana
Sheridan nj
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
CAR CAN FIND
ITS WAY HOME

DETROIT To-day there II such
= thing A. an AUTOMOBILES that can
find in own way hack 10 the
family Esraxel
Not just ons. but special flsst
OF radio-eauippsd ears Ia now IN
daily service To dsnionstrats the
latest radio compass and HON
ing device They belong 10 fnvsn'
tor william r, Lear II Roosevelt
Field. Long Island. vho uses the
cars 10 give ground dsmonstra'
lions OF his newest navigation aid
for aircraft private. military OF
commercial.
Importance 81 ths new d~.
Vice h indicss~d ~ tss fart
that seus Of this equipment,
rallied The L~arsaia Dlrestlos
rlnaes. has already b~es
placed In service on army ssd
nasy planes ~ veil - ss
.,...,o
IT, as,mu w,m,oa a.mon.,y..
,.as ~ ,nna..,,,,. ,,.,n. ~..snsy
Lear Installed dupIicsts apparatus
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

IL ~as thu first savings and
loan esmpsny IN ths sity and to-day
Ia making rsady 20 inset new
era ~ prosperity for Taepfia ~
expanding lsa services spsf
Charles y. iisrssy. ~Io iisea ~
asia No. /. a.. MAIDS the first loan
from the company. bsst tnfss wsfs
esfs.ln complications Hsfssy. =
s<smsa. wantsd 10 bprse~ tt0p,
pnlch Vas fine saespt that thefs
wasn't that much nancy IN ne
treasury
Ne got tins money anyway, h<r~.
syss. a. q. v Witty and 4. e.
Edwards. president ard sssf~tsry
o. ina association. loaned th< No.
sz.zry funds 10 the treasury for
ina esmp@ays first tfsnssesipn.
70 sfsaissss flssf tsst
There usfs 70 sbsfsholsisf.
members ~lsh aA~ss ~ 1850 ~
according 10 the fsFss annual state
meat Issued al el0s~ ~ BUSINESS
June 30. 1850. Eaeh shAfsaeiasf.
however, fseslssa small aisiass,a.
Despite Ina aspfsssisns II iWI
lszi AMI 1919. aisIaisn1s hsss
besn paid snl,aanaailF sssf ssHfs
sna shss year The spsn s<ni, annual
dividend u hing semi e,xi
rs~ changes have n~ea made IN
the Organization ssrsss 1900. Al
fred Lister. elected rFssiasns thai
ys.x. has served consistently sinss.
SERVES record. ~ officers .ssfsxs
~ years each. and m youngest
nss s<ss with ths srxssix@sien -
years.
Present officers besl<l<s Lister
nxlsads. a. W. win<s<n. vice pfesss
DENT and manager w. .. Hopping,
secretary. Itsymond r Wsnsi<n
ssxastsns secretary. and kiassten
n Lister. treasssst. W. g. Miller
sna Charles rs Wsssfb directors.
N&fH 1f*H fkfH 8tAtR#t@W Wt%H -"
company for many years
since gf< s1epfiasi1n AS feszfsa,
"a Il has moved many tines. 81
thesgh u has b~<n ~ ~ psss<nt
Ie.eatiDn "a tire southwest e0fneF
~ sth ard A sss. for many years.
Nssy Nssss NsA~
FIRST location wks In al effies
Ia ne ysnasrtaif ssssicsnf. ieestss
~ lzsh and Fsekfle ave a as1ft
time isisr TIE company moved -
~ effhss n ms Bankers Trust
tnslidiBs. h4l sh<a Alfred Lister
4sA appointed s<efssafy. lie a3s,~
cation moved tree mare this
tine 70 a small room % the gear
u Msaisy's cigar slDfs. th<n ~
s2ssa Al ioth and Pacific eve.
In 1904. the company moved
s<rcss the street o. i0sh. and
b<fors taking up the present 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

b posted st each station next
Monday. From then On. until the
END Of the contest IS winners
Will be chosen each week.
TIE Maxwell Petroleum corpor
alton u Tacoma owned and oper-
atsd. Maxwell service stations,
painted In striking black and white
com bina tons. are located on all
principal tborosshfarss u the
leaty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

ROCHESTER, Jcnn oriolafii.
II. suffered severe Injuries az r.
suit Of a freak accident shsH ne
rode atop trDckiosd q lumber.
A sudden gust Of sfD1 blew off
ortoisni and the board On which
~ sat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

L0s0 m&AGe4 Wano. = 49,
lie Hosh<r drowned h N ro&119
sassn sff f1ans neae4 Teenfny4
Mrs. ossfne L~teee ~ - -
hartley. vsusse9 h~yue1 ~ -
i,as sklrtise ~ sxssf ~ neeo -
psf<stiy ss~ppsa ina . sveb -
i.<ssusfs. ississstnx MAJ -
hsfs~taek ard sasth@r ~ = 60
sled. fslls.i ~ fseab Mrs. f,etteA.
snss brought ~ yesfn u ssseo
and fssIssd hisa. t.essf ~ mi
mevsAt " the wemsns ho1y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

Presenting an impressive sales
record for the year, one that mas
gained momentum with extreme
rapldity during the recent spring
weeks. Pontiac dealers Of the
northwest territory viii visit Sc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

ing cadets for the aviation
service.
Gus. whose wife Is visiting
in Tacoma at present, Is the
son of DIR. and Mrs. A. X. Par
IRISH Of SIG No. Yakima ave.
Back in 1929 he was a Ford
salesman but tossed the four
wheels overheard in favor of
two and a propeller.
After four and a half hours
of instruction he flew his first
solo flight and from then on
it was aviation or nothing for
the good looking chap whose
picture appears at the side.
One day opportunity knock
cd and Gus and has pife
headed for the biggest 1ohite
elephant he erer hopes TO see
"he Palm Springs air
port" iohich he bought. and
lchich, after a long, hard pull.
he deUeloped from a headache
TO a most profitable business.
The ability to teach others
what he knows is a charac-
teristic not found in many Of
the country's best pilots and it
is this ability which has final
ly put Gus in the position
where Uncle Sam has honored
him as few are honored.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

"Pa says you can Judge a
state by is Senator'S. but
blessed II can do 1t. I've seen
the same state elect one wise
enough TO be president and
the other a silly windbas with
out q hex o. sense"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
THE corr


ARMY Io9 l1CENG0
IN Peri f,fshxfd ~ spDt1eafio0
for m&sfiaHs ii<@as~ N1a non ~
sbesla4a \. WtInsms. a. anl
Sarah =. tsas. "a. oiympsa.
vaa~s.l fis~s.s go a. sfssr4
osrd<a sssp. haades breA ~.
TO SA;sx sx.ssArns
Nsmh<fs - ka~1xa = Nhoteo
posi-. Americas Le9soa. ~t0 aor1-
lnste a<ls&atss f6x ~ s<ato eco<
ssntlen II IL meekins ~ nv n
ana nsli sis<t them ~ foiIcwi1G
seek
nsaalas sisass a'a. v'sslsl.
como IS s6sson
wud Wei peag Nd a. n =
has ssisste6 osoexs Nusnolk @nIo1
Murphy, Nen kIu1. cngo Nl1n<
ehard and Walter nneeA = o1frn
the nAtlonei epGnrnVn1lt r. N11@
ton in AaGunf. Aife<no1eo "a ~
T. Fxed<f1ek. n A&<7i&QI
James roideg. =. L FeEf{ ~
Fred Drtntng.
AIxsy. hsssss hsit>r q o.
n18ke~u~ mAnvM tt.I go
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

san fHANGi><)O - Anna G.
Jsspme. 20. national lsaaef in
Inc field Of nursing. died Tuesday
II Stanford Lsns hospital. where
she had sssn taken aftsr : heart
attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

Two exclusive Hpdson dsssinp.
msnts. sutp pnise ccntFul and
"aoubis safe" hydraulic brakes.
provide Frsphsr illustrations q
how safety engineering takes me
chanisal advantages cf the inssine-
tive scts ~ the driver In hsirtnE
decrease human rssssIsn time IN
emergencies involving steering and
stopping. Auto peise centred helps
keep wheels straight automatically
even 10 = tir. slnws and oar pat
sntsd double safe hydraulics
have q reserve mechanical hfaainx
system operating automatically
from the same foot pedal u.
through accident NJ neglect, the
hydraulics become Inor~fstivs
These automatic mechanical ssfs-
guards are always on duty 10 hsir
the mind of the driver Do the
safe thing quickly
Safety engineering nearer the
ultimate viil continue 10 he fhs
goal Of Hudson engineers" hsIis
declared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
SUFFERS RECAP
BUSINESS GOOD

Substantial reductions In tire
costs are made possible TO truck.
bus and private car operators by
recspping their own tires rather
than scrsppins them. according Ia
Fred Hand. salesman for the Lloyd
Suffer Tire Co, 2srd and Pacific
asv., In Tacoma.
The Lloyd suitsr Tire Go, 10 the
Pierce county tistfinuicr for Z =.
Royal tires. and this local firm
also operates one 81 Tacoms =
largest recspping plants, . minia-
ture tire factory thai has heen
making . fine name for itself In
recent months.
ITO recap tires, however Fred
Hand claims. "the carcass or fab
ric must he IN . condition that
would warrant placing the new
rubber on H."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

Gus Parrish Makes 1t,
There have been many times during the past years
when A. r. Gus Parrish wasn't that life intended
doing right by him but today he is considered Of
pilots. good in fact. that Uncle has him train
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

Gus makes his home at Santa Maria. Cal where his
government instruction duties take most of his time but
understand he still control of his Palm Springs airport
To name the pilots he has trained yes, to name eren
the celebrities trained wOd take space than
acaabe in his column bat you get rough idea iohen
tell you there's long list OF them h such familiar names
as Amos and Andy.
In the Mau issue of Popular Agitation is article
BY Frank Cunningham titled desert Pilot" and that's
"Gus" oil over
port where he first wgged stick In the meantime ms
father and mother should he proud Of him. not only be-
he is crack pilot but rather because he is sma,
business man as well combination seldom iound among
those who follow the airways to fame and fortune.
Setting a Shake-Dotcn!
Washington undergone minor shakenp
brought out Its critical report
things under Former Chief William Cole
Several patromen who played major roles in the ys %
transferred Inspector Ed Wilson
Cole has been denoted to sergeant
and he is doing ordinary patrol duty.
Gov Clarence d. Martins private
which has been taken over by Captain 'oo'
sergeant Marsh wardel grand jury
has been transferred gong TO
Couee replace Mcnn who went to spokane
officer John Bucsko grand jury sti IN
Olympia schamerhon, who was witness before
jury several times prior to Coles Indictment on grand larceny
charges. -, .,,uu. ..,,.r.
patrol state property for private gam IL also
said reatv. high patrol employed at an Olympia
garage $4,000 worth Of repair work on patrol
cars brought from all state in +eday period
Tn. jury but Cole but recommended mat
paromen whose did believe warranted criminal
prosecution should be rePnmsnded This apparently tn.
mad before the grand jury reconvenes August L.
A Salute to the list!
SPOKANE-The 4lst aviation division squadron, sta
TONED at Fets Field Spokane has just completed an eff
Cheney record the last fiscal year at which virtually every
other national guard unit in the nation has been ogling
envOusy. -, a.,
The flung officers Of the group were IN the ar totol
of about 500 hours during that period feportedy more
tbnn ann other squadron OF similar type. Remdrkdoe 700
,os the fact no serious accidents occurred although mnch
of the flung acas under hazardous conditions .
Equipment included planes six of which were the ate
.ake Northern American DATA, threep observation
sbns capabe of top speed of 225 miles an hour The per
sonnet numbered 122 Officers enlisted commanded
by Maj H. r. Wallace. ,, -:
Besides making numerous eross-conntrB s ana Po,loJ
units of Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana me sq1da
ron acted as aerial tdJi service for Bdshingtons 1oo
Clarence d. Martin seUern times.
This spring the governor flown to the San Francisco
TAI, and back On other occasions ne mas
the capital for speedy transportation ana
two hours ship has the state TO pick him w
and take him to his destination
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06
Tacoma Savings g Loan Has
Enviable 4O-Year Record

Even A. Washington celebrates m D0th Hrsnoey -
state the Tacoma Savings and Loan association mer. a:
a0th year OF suecekz operation never iHsink dvoene
payment or refusing worthy loan In al that tins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

80
ma phrase esF q snesen<nt~
spsls aessFit~x tne military stsst.
exy adopted ~ relssn sxr<fts %
defend the asfsens IaHx .ed tare
snFuas and usfnFtifset frcntiers
bsss. In ths sy<s ~ enthusiasts
fales. Il n<<ns sv<n mess thsn =
defensive var
IN sda,slcn IA me stssk I>rsssh
cavalry. which many experts 30
scribe ~ the h<st IN kssfnp<s shs
army npw has messefn TANK saFpe.
wssh machines rfusiassa IN FsssndA
ire tank refrs u Used n : stnsy
snld IN Warsaw n illustrate ~hst
-nms defiant reies mean ~ Nsr
AZ movement
rhr~~s Isurisea
me story u tn@t the German
ambassador. Hans san Nalks. ess
attending : military p&Fede. -
which the railsh ssnks saFps par
tsrsr~sea. and ~~s standing hsede
Marshal Edward ssnlaiys Rsts shs
inspector general II shs Polish
army.
why aa~s Poland need . tank
enFps - TIE ambassador saeed.
turning Ia the marshal - the Nc
machines thanasFe.i past rsnss
need rusas IN which 70 apsrsas'
You have No raeds
Ma The Polish military loader
replied. ~ssh . smile. hui vs'
have !"
Dus 20 shs nsilas's high birth
rate. the population ~ heoo On
makes II passsnie 10 pull s"fns
a 600 600 trained men N The fssit'
a. cpmpsrsd to pos.ihiy s.noe 60
tor Germany
PLACES rssse6 tDsst
nut Germany. with approximate
T IN "a. n0o. ooo population. dpss n"
have sooo. ooo msn with fvil con
script training a. IN rsisnd'
the nnrmsl ruIssh army Y
about 400. Goa. hit mars shsn
milllon are under arms spdsy. an
thousands ~ strnnE. rsnEy mel
drIi daily IN warss~ suburb Q
sweep the skies ~ night oil
anti.aircraft sesrrhllnhss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-06

The new advanced u. y. Royal
Raymaster tire. with its fabric
made Of an improved rsyon cord.
provides . sound osrcsss for re-
Gaping.
The ability Of Raymaster tires
10 take more recaps IL due To the
tough. strong carcass. It's freedom
from heat fatigue. and Its resist.
ancs 10 injury. A. the carcass Of
a tire represents 20 per cent Of lts
cost, the extra recaps, possible on
Raymssters. enable operators 10
conserve for long period the
mai or part Of their tire Invest
ment."
Experiences
we have learned lot In the
past few years about renewing the
life Of worn tires" adds Fred
Hand. and this knowisdge IL now
being placed At the disposal Of all
Of our customers"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-22
Mutiny Upon
Polish Ship
In New York

Yonkers, N. Y, Sept. 22.-(AP)-
Police boarded the Polish shin Ba-
tory in the Hudson river today and
relieved the captain of his COM
mand after the captain had re-
ported a mutiny aboard. The po-
lice acted at the request of the Po-
lish consul general in New York.
The Polish ship has been tied
up in Yonkers since she arrived
here from Europe September 5.
The ship, which was the pride
Of Poland's merchant fleet, nor
mally carries crew of 3O7.
Police Captain Henry Murphy
said he was informed the Batory
had been taken over by the British
Admiralty, which ordered it to pro-
ceed to Canadian port and take
on supplies Cor England.
The liners captain reported to
the Polish consul general, Murphy
said, that many of his crew refused
to make the "trip.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-22
Thousands Executed
By R0umanians I'm
Revenge Of Premier
Heavy Blood Price
Exacted from Nazi
Iron Guard for AS
sassination; S out h
eastern Europe Is
Watched Nervously.

Bucharest, Roumania, Sept. o.
(AP)--ThOusands were reported
executed today as Roumania's vir-
tual military dictatorship eXacted a
heavy blood-price from the pro-Nazj
iron guard for the assassination OF
Premier Calinescu.
Reliable sources said thousands of
members Of the outlaWed iron guard
had been taken from concentration
camps throughout the country and
shot to death to aVenge yesterday S
killing of the premier, who was an
implacablc foe of the guard. These
sources also said that some women
had been shot.
It was announced officially that "A
iron guardiSts were executed at a
concentration camp, while 81 were
shot by firing squads at PrahOva.
Mass executions were said to be con-
tinGing.
Reliable sources said minimum
of three iron guard members were
being taken from each of Roumania' S
72 administrative districts for the
firing squads.
The Whirlwind cleanup of alleg-
0O DIO-NdZl CICIIlCIlCS Was pushed
also with widespread arrests by the
quick acting government. At the hcaQ
of the government stood General
George Argesanu, ''tough disciplin-
arian" of S. and friend of Calines-
Gu. Observers expected the general
to follow Calinescu's advocacy of
closer Roumanian economic coopera-
ton with Great Britain and France
Observers watched the situation
nervously as Germany, who wants
Roumanian oil, and Soviet Russia,
who seized former Russian territory,
part Of Roumania, drove their
troops further into Poland, north Of
ROumania.
Seven blood spattered bodies
spraWled aWkWardly in one of
Bucharest's main streets, provided
grizzly evidence Of the governments
vengeance for Calinescu'S assassina-
ton yesterday.
Meanwhile, the slain premier was
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-22
Turkey And
Russia Plan
Agreement

Istanbul, Turkey, Sept. 22.-(AP)
Authoritative sources said today
that a Turkish-SoViet Russian mu-
tual assistance pact would be con-
cluded by Foreign Minister Sara
ccglu, who now is enroute to Mos
cow.
They said the projected treaty
was expected to reinforce strongly
the Turkish position in the Dardan-
Giles, and to assure safeguarding
the Balkans from invasion by "an
unfriendly DoWer.'
Turkish officials said the pact
would complement Turkeys agree
ments with Great Britain and
France.
(Great Britain announced on
May IL she and Turkey had pledged
aid to each other in event of an
act of aggression leading to war in
the Mediterranean. France and
Turkey signed a declaration en-
bodying the same terms on June
23)
The foreign minister, accom-
panied by a staff of aides, arrived
today in Odessa, enroute to Mos
ccW. He planned to stay in the
Russian capital for ten days.