New-York tribune., 1922-11-06
Mudania Truce Voided,
Troops Move ON Chanak /;
Entente Police Fire ON
Rioters, killing Several
Entente Diplomats
Refuse to Depart
Tell Angoristas Soldiers
WIN Saty, as Christians
in City Fear Massacre


The Associated Press The Ma
ticnalist government is in control of
Ccnstantinople. Rafet Pasha is the
new Governor, and H&mid Bey, the
representative of the Angora gov
eminent, has ordered the Allied
troops out. In note to the Entente
he demands evacuation Of the Allied
forces.
An Allied extraordinary council
decided tonight to refuse categori-
sally the Nationalist demand for
military evacuation.
The Turks have torn up the Muda-
ria armistice convention and are ad-
yancing into the Chanak area occu-
pied by the British and other neutral
zones.
The landing of Allied or American
sailors from the warships will not be
permitted unless by special permis-
sion of the Angora government.
This pronouncenent is made in one
OF two additional notes which Hamid
Bey handed to the Allied commits
sioners tonight.
Since noon Saturday the National
list administration is declared to have
been established, and, in celebration
Of this, masses of excited Turks have
been engaged in disorders. Students
manhed against tils palace and ridg-
Gus moos engaged in such manifesto
tons that it became necessary for
i the Allied police to fire on them, sew
erai of the Turks being killed or
wounded.
Christians Fear Massacre
The Christians in the Stamboul
quarter throughout Saturday night
were seeking shelter and protection
from what they openly feared-a
Turkish massacre.
To-day, however, the government
authorities issued orders that all dis
turbances should be vigorously put
down. The Allied High Commissioners
accepted the new regime, and there
was nothing left for the Sultan's min
iiitry but resignation from office.
Tewfik Pasha, the Grand vizier,
realizing that his power had disap-
pesred, dispatched messages to the
representatives. of the Sublime Porte
IN the various capitals to transfer
their archives to the representatives
OF the Angora government.
Troops Guard SuItan's Palace
There seemed danger for time that
sna radical forces would gain the upper
hand- The Sultan was denounced, to-
Ssther with monarchy, and Mustapha
Senai Pasha was acclaimed as "our
s.sesident." 1t became necessary to
sl'a sa,ow guards of troops around the
oa,sns palace, within which Moham-
sasi aea " now Caliph only, is spending
a! As yet Mohammed vi has given no
,1:N0a aasnce Of conforming to the deter
T.nauoh Toh Of the new government to rid
iiuIlkey OF the high Office of Sultan,
wv tne quickly developing popular
.mhsosement NV may soon compel him, with
eyitable.
namid Bey, representative of the
rasora government, in note to the
r,ae a.ente powers simultaneously de-
s.aa s.a.as withdrawal of the Allied troops
Taa 1vm oonstantinople. He also informed
NJ; as associated Press that the Turkish
fmonaiist peace delegation to the
s1i 1iusanhe conferences would repudiate
an.o M conventions, treaties and contracts
sA'esed INTO by the Sublime Porte.
Text of Note to Allies
tha me ote note presented by Hanlid Bey to
me as Aiiied commissioners this after
,..; AFTER the abolition of the old
sssaa; sMe tne Turkish population Of Con-
spontaneously and enthusi-
(Contlnued m rscs %ru,,