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...Turkish Three-Year Plan (see below) launched by swank little Premier Ismet Pasha...
...Republic had dawned and Turks had much to rejoice over. Amid world depression they are prospering. Their budget balances. Private deposits in Turkish banks have octupled since the Young Turks ousted the last Sultan, flabby, sponge-brained Mohammed VI. This year Turkey is on the second lap of a Three-Year Plan of economic development supervised by U. S. experts. To her tenth birthday party last week came the second most notable man in the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics, dashing Red War Minister Klimentiy ("Klim") Voroshilov who is definitely more popular though less potent than stern Red Dictator Stalin...
Turkey's Three-Year Plan was launched after Dictator Kemal's right- hand man, Premier Ismet, had visited Moscow and Rome (TIME, June 13, 1932), arranged for the barter of Soviet and Italian machinery in exchange for Turkey's tobacco, cotton and other natural products...
Bingham's statement was made in reply to a demand by Thomas W. Slocum '90, former president of the Harvard Club of New York City, that Harvard in company with other Eastern colleges refuse to maintain athletic relations with West Point unless the Military Academy agrees to adopt the three-year varsity eligibility rule. Slocum made this speech at a dinner of the Harvard Club of New York and completely surprised his fellow members. Since no action can be taken until 1935, there has been no recent discussion of the matter, and with the break between Army and Navy healed...
History has remained third in popularity over the three-year period without much change in the number of students choosing it. In 1931 there were 331 students in the field...