Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-11
TURKEY SPURNS
SOVIET ADVICE AT
LAUSANNE PARLEY
]smet Pasha Is Not Wor-
ricd Over Attempts OF
Tchitchcrin.
BOLSHEVIST BLAST
FAILS TO MOVE HIM
kcmalist Leader Shows Dispo-
siiion TO Accept Occi-
dental Ideas.
TACT OF AMBASSADOR CHILD
American DcicEation Keeps n hack
ground. hut Turkey Trusts
BOLSHETIST BLAST
FAILS TO MOVE HIM
TACT OF AMBASSADOR cniLD
American DcicEHtion Keeps In Hack
ground. hut Turkey Trusts
Uuttcd states.
ne. Nssocla,eI Tressl


LAUSANNE. ilec. Ismct paai.a.
IS not Worried over ;he attempts OF
: George Tchitchcrin, Tie Sovie, FOR
, cign Minister. 10 turn Turkey away
from Europe and America anil
+ purge he's into the arms OF Soviet
. iHussin. lie refused TO influence
Turkish correspondents ayalns;
sending TO their home newspapers
tull accounts o! Tchltcherin's stric-
lures o: yesterday that Turkcy. by
opening Up the Dardancl!cs was cX-
posing both Turkey and Russia TO
! future destruction by the great
| powers. Unmoved BY the Eolshe-
| visit blast. Isnct ttanqui!ly went to
Gcnc"a today as guest OF honor
at a dinner arranged by the ottoman
I Society.
:, leading Turkish publicis,. ca
bling Constan;inoplc. introduced his
! nara tive Of TchiichtriH's warnings
10 ruTkc! by relating the story OF
ihc grand vlz!cr. who was in doubt
az "a how 10 rule his realm and In.
( Iariab!% decided mDon n policy the
reverse az iha, desired b. Russia.
/ Russia Hereditary Enemy.
That grand Ni"ier was right" de-
clarci the Turkish correspondence.
because Russia ia our horeditary
affinity and Community Of interests
between the :.nas!ans ard Turks but
re are not forgetting that there
are today in Russian TurlteStan So
J p0o.o00 Turks who. II they dwclt
formerly under the oppression OF
4! Czarism. are TO-DAY ruled by an iron
hand under the blight OF Bolshc.
vism."
/! The closing 81 the fourth week OF
lan L.,
/ n distinct disposition on the pnr.
%. the Turks to accept Occidental
ideas and rcjec; Russian policies.
! particularly az regards the straits
F, problem. This vas due in "a con.
siderable measure 10 tic tac; ana
wisdom shown by .>mha"aador Ch.id.
VI. Ea-rerc and Lord CurZon. who
have ;ried Ia make the Turkish lead
! era see that they could trust tho
| Occiden;
/ The American delegation /. keen.
I ing in tie background. carefully
avoiding :ny attempt 10 thrus, ,mcri-
! car policies upou Europe and re-
S;r:ci.DG its efforts TO sta a;emcn;s OF
The position oi 'he United States as
/ 'uhJcrtS arise in which the United
! states is jua;i:iably Interested. But
as the conference progresses there
! are Indications that The Turkish lead
! 80 CIV 'taH.HS more ana more
America FOR guidance believing
America will strive to give Turkev
The largest possible sovereignty over
Turkish affairs and Turkish territory
without veIatious control from with
/; ou:
Dimcultirs Are Met.
Difficulties arc being met In tho
laying down OF the status of foreign
e:s. hut II was said today that there
| e..
| extratcrritorial problems. particular
~ those Involving special courts for
| foreigners.
| The Turks are holding out strongly
Tor all sovereignty prerogativcs AMI
have given the other delegates to un
d"rstand tina; hcnccforth they VIII re-.
tGSe to foreigners the right 10 own
'ahd In Turkey. As- this law would
not be reiroa ctivc. IL would not afr.ct
property in the possession of Amer;-
can missionary and phiianthroplc in
stitntions.
THIS policy as 20 property plac.s
! Turkey in the same category as
JHpsn. where foreigners arc SIN
without the privilege OF owning PROV
rrty IN fee simple
AniheT project accredited 10 ,b.
AnEo'a statesmen. which VIII prob.
ably come to light this week nj
Lausanne. relates 90 refusal 20 ..su.
| permits TO foreign lawyers or doc
| ,"rs TO practice within the couf1u,s
| or turkey. tnEora is detcrmind 10
| snow the world that sho is u,InlIncd
to run her country from every stand
point without outside assistance. Tho
! proposed measure of prohibition viii
! not Apply 10 American missionary
physicians serving philanthroplcally,
in clinics.
II is understood that the American
delegation will make no spccjsl dc
| manda concerning the number or
american warshtps authorized to
phss through tho Dardanclles. but
viii probably adhere 70 tho general
plan fixed by tho conference. as
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