The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29
MOVE TO AVERT
EUROPEAN WAR
He Suggests Conference of Am
bassadors to Discuss Agreed
Points in Balkan War and
Prevent Hostile Alignment
of Triple Alliance and
Triple Entente.

Grey's proposal that the Ambassadors
of France. Germany. Russia. Austria
Hungary. Italy and England should
assemble in one OF the capitals Win
the view Of emphasizing the points
arising out Of the Balkan war on
which the nations are already IN
agreement is understood to have the
support of Germany, France and RUS
STA.
The idea IS to endeayor to avert the
disposition 30 drift into an alignment
Of the two groups Of powers lofm1hs
the triple alliance and the triple en-
,enre in opposite camps over isolated
questions suci. as caused the tension
which existed early this week
II is anticipated that without at
tempting to reach a detailed settie-
meat of all problems which Will come
I'D for Arrangement at the end OF inc
war the ambassadors viii be aoie 10
register an agreement in principle IN
such matters as the future o. Albania
the disposition OF the islands IT the
Aegean Sea. and the opening or cA"s
ing Of the Dardanelles-
For instance. the powers apparently
all are ready to recognize Albanian In
deDendence and to pledge themselves
NOT to seek territorial acquisitions In
the Aegean Sea-
Some revision Of the standing OF the
r,s rdaneiles seems bound 20 follow inc
changes CT the map arising from tne
W. and there is disposition TO De-
I:eve that they will be opened on a
nasis of equality fo- all nations ffoo'
Ier,s rix. the Austro-Servian di!hcuity
will be Ie.t cor settlement after peace
has been concluded
TIL. main object Of the proposed con-
ference is to bring the powers 'h'"
closer contact and to have in existence
an authoritative body which will be IN
!. posttion TO eliminate causes OF fric-
ton whenever they arse.
Fleet R<sAy t. Fight.
London. November 2s--Tne
Gee, with the exception OF the ctu'se'
Uamidieh is reported by srec'ai
reSpond.rss in Constantinopie 10 oe
ready to go out and rsst Is SUI
doubtful. however, whether the ol'o.
man military authorities WIZ as'ee "
allow its use against the nseeN 49,
d.<,i,c IN. reported intention OF the
cr..r. 20 transport large forces &c
y.ro, raw bca,ud the Dardanciles.
rorvu, Cbe.ket Pasha is now in COM
mana 81 the garrison gUasd'ne tne
scr,s Of the Dardanclles. The troop.
under hi. command have been ssronsiy
reinforced and arc said 10 number
at least four divisions.
The report Of ;hc arrest OF soo TurH-
;.h officers and q number Of civilians
,ac,udins DR.. Hazim Bey. che chief or
San,xer Of the comnittec az union
and progress. by the Greeks In saloniki'
:. ssiegraphed here by special cor
respondent
The arrested men have been deporten
To Greece. The correspondents says
,ht. s,ep by the Greeks was 3usfsned
because the TURKS violated the terms
OF captsu:atson. broke their parole a0o
got away In some cases ~ using frs"o'
ulsus,y obtained passports.
The correspondent ads thas the I'D
pcrsance Of this deveIopmeme wa %
Understood when u 10 realtxeA thoe TIE
character % che war IN Maceoe~se hes
cRsueeA. sWa sAat the 0rsek army 70
nov ssrsouDly hsrsssed ~ ssmesous
rveyy5v)a bsals. largely c0mp0eed u
Hbrrseea soldiers. NOrecver. The Du1.
enrsan esOWanAeSs have eomD1asnee
~ TurkssA s10cers hsve sefs -
seeuWes SsU9. Su10Waon - 1soeseo u
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