Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30
TREATY STANDS,
SAYS MILLERAND
French Premier Reports to the
Chamber of Deputies.
FRENCH ARE TO QUIT RHINE
viii Be withdrawn as Soon as the
Germans Reduce Their Force
Hints at Terms of the
Turk Treaty.

Paris, April 29.-Premier Millerand,
In making a declaration to the cham
her of deputies ON the results of the
supreme council meeting at San Reno,
said that the Frankfort and Darn
stadt territories would be evacuated
by the French as soon as the allied
commissions have established that the
German armed force over the number
allowed by the convention of August,
1919. had been withdrawn.
The whole German forces in the
Ruhr region, the premier declared,
must be reduced TO 10000 men by
June 10 next and by July 10 all the
German soldiery must be withdrawn
and replaced by police force of TO-
600 men.
"All thought of revision of the
treaty must be excluded" he said. 1T
is not revision but application of the
treaty which shall be discussed
II said at San Reno" he contin-
ned, "and / repeat 1t here now, that
1t is crime and stupidity 10 be-
lieve France desires to annex any
fresh German territory.
Terms Of Turk Treaty.
1.-THE details Of the treaty with Tur-
key cannot he diyulged before Tur-
keys plenipotentiaries come to Paris
treaty Is in conformity with the out
line already made public, the Turks
being maintained in Constantinople
and the territories in which they are
in the majority
'An appeal has been sent TO Presi-
dent Wilson. asking him If his coun-
try cannot take up the mandate for
Armenia, at least 10 collaborate in the
fixing of the frontiers of the new
state"
In conclusion. NJ Millerand declared
that upon leaving San Reno the al
lies were more united than ever. IF
] may be permitted to say 1t. especial
~ the entente between France and
FER sister Of the Latin race is closer
than ever" he said.
The premier's remarks received
deep attention, but no enthusiasm
was displayed in the chamber.
Turk Nationalist Send ENJOYS.
Constantinople. April 29.-Turkey
may have rival peace delegations AT
the peace conference In Paris.
The Turkish nationalist congress at
Angora has decided TO send delegates
and is reported 10 have designated
Yahalih Renal Bey, now in Paris;
Ahmed Rita Bey, at present in Rome;
and Ahmed Rustum Bey. former am
hassador to the United States.
The latter is reported 10 be en- route
10 Italy on an Italian ship.
Italians seem 10 he extremely
friendly toward the nationalists, and
II is reported Mustapha Kemal's sup
porters have free communication with
the outside world through Adalia,
which is occupied by Italian troops.
Mohammedan Turks have great diff
fieulty in getting their passports vised
for all entente countries except Italy.
sultan's Delegation.
Tewfik Pasha will head the sui
tan's peace delegation, which win
leave, for Paris on Saturday. Damad
Ferid Pasha, the grand yizier, will not
30 TO Paris until the treaty Is ready
TO sign, as he is the sutan's brother
in-law and the only leader the SOW
ereign trusts to handle military prep
arations against the nationalists Dis
affection is prevalent in court circles.
Other members OF the sultan's dele
cation viii be Rechid Bey, minister
Of the interior; Mahmoud Mouktar
Pasha, minister Of war; Fahreddine
Bey, minister Of instruction and Die
mil Pasha, minister of public works.
There is great interest here as to
whether the French government will
permit Mustapha Kemals delegation
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