Papers relating to the foreign relations of the United States, 1929, Volume III

611.6731/120: Telegram

[Paraphrase]

Washington , April 3, 1929—6 p.m.

1. Your 22, April 3, 2 a.m.

(1): There appears to be no fundamental objection to referring to convention of commerce and navigation, which the Turkish Foreign Office proposed.
(2): If, in your opinion, any useful purpose would be served, in your discretion you may orally state to the Minister for Foreign Affairs that the addition proposed now by the Foreign Office is presumed to be merely a matter of convenience for the Turkish Government and indicates no disposition to modify the willingness expressed by the Minister to negotiate with the United States a brief and simple commercial treaty. In your discretion you may also add that you communicated at once the remarks of the Minister on this subject to your Government and are aware that they have been duly noted.

Stimson

List of Papers
Great Britain: (Documents 1–61)
Greece: (Documents 62–123)
Guatemala: (Documents 124–166)
Haiti: (Documents 167–233)
Honduras: (Documents 234–238)
Hungary: (Documents 239–240)
Irish Free State: (Documents 241–242)
Japan: (Documents 243–280)
Latvia: (Documents 281–284)
Liberia: (Documents 285–363)
Luxemburg: (Documents 364–367)
Mexico: (Documents 368–566)
Morocco: (Documents 567–612)
Netherlands: (Documents 613–619)
Nicaragua: (Documents 620–814)
Norway: (Documents 815–832)
Panama: (Documents 833–844)
Paraguay:
Persia: (Documents 845–846)
Peru:
Portugal: (Document 847)
Rumania: (Documents 848–859)
Siam: (Documents 860–863)
Spain: (Documents 864–889)
Turkey: (Documents 890–916)
- Treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and Turkey, signed October 1, 1929 (Documents 890–914)
Union of South Africa: (Documents 917–923)
Venezuela: (Documents 924–933)
Yugoslavia: (Documents 934–935)
Index