Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 36

4 TURKEY MODELS PLANS UPON UL 3. American Policies Are Fol- lowed in Development, Says Foreign Minister. By the Associsted Press. ANGORA, Turkey, May 23.—Turkey 4s taking the United States as her model in her attempt to develop & prosperous nation. Those policies credited to America— peace on earth, time is money, honest business, no bargaining, women first— were ticked off one by one in .nl lm.’e‘: ichdi Bey, fore! :‘\:llubl!, zlv&k! !;:‘omea of the new rkey. “mey interview was on the basis of @evelopment _in American-Turkish re- lations brought about by the going into effect of the treaty of commerce—the first between the two countries. Bargaining Is Distasteful. «“1t took only 30 minutes to elaborate the bases of that treaty,” said the for- eign minister, “because to the United States and the new Turkey bargaining is distasteful, nbnd they can't afford to time thereby. h.‘?slmalmn( in international relations still unfortunately exists in some parts of the world, but the United States and Turkey want to do what is reciprocally just, and do it in the fastest way possi- le.” America and Turkey are quick to comprehend new ideas because both, as nations, created something new.” ‘The foreign minister inted out that American as well as ideas were gaining rapidly in Turkey. | “Automatically certain _American | goods are replacing other makes in our market, because we find greater utility in them and they are more to our taste. Hence American-Turkish commercial relations are becoming increasingly im- portant.’ umad Vm share America’s ex:.mph ‘dupon ‘Turkish government’s re- eent extension of the franchise to ‘women, the minister replied: Anticipates People’s Desires. “A great deal. That example, as well as the fi}mx our women have given of their ability, determined us to give them the vote betm'flihey wasted time in ‘useless propagan “The new Turkish government an- ticipates the desires of its people by hmdmg“:hfln new rights and duties, meanw] constantly preparing to desire higher things. That is our wa: of making up time lost by centuries of and oppression under the sultans.” As a final great bond between the American and Turkish Republics the minister called attention to their mu- fense appr ons confirmed it WAR NURSES TO BE PAID HONOR AT CEREMONIES Services Will Be Held Sunday at Nuns of the Battlefleld Monument. Memorial services in honr of the sis- ters who nursed in the United States Army during the Civil War will be held at the Nuns of the Battlefleld Monu- ment, Rhode Island and Connecticut avenues, at 2:30 Sunday. ‘The services will be he;:‘m“nd"f &e auspices of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Anc%lem Order of Hibernians, of which Miss Elizabeth Lynn is District presi- dent. Br. Ellen Ryan Jolly of Pawtucket, R. I, who brought about the erection of the monument, is expected to be t. m;!fi: ceremonies will include addresses and the placing of wreaths. James T. McCarthy, president of the Commodore John Barry Division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, will act as master of ceremones. . 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John Campbell Greenway, hero of the Spanish-Ameri- can and World Wars, is to be placed in Statuary Hall at the Capitol Saturday afternoon by the State of Arizona, and will stand only a few feet away from | the statue of his great-great-grand- father, Dr. Ephraim McDowell. The statue’ of Dr. McDowell, who was & noted surgeon and physician, was sent to the hall of fame by Kentucky sev- eral years ago. The ceremonies for the unvelling of the Greenway statue will be held at 3 o'clock, with Senator Ashurst, Demo- crat, of Arizona, presiding, and with ‘Crou and the Croix de Guerre with w0 palms Gen. Greenway took an active inter- est in civic work in Arizona and played a prominent part in the building of several towns in that State. He was adyocated for the nomination for Vice President at the Democratic Conven- tion in 1924. He died in 1926. His widow is in Washington to attend the unveiling of the statue Saturday. At the unveiling exercises Rev. 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