New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
London Grows
Hopeful Over
Turkish Crisis
kennalists' inclination TO
Cooperate With the AL
lies Does Not Remove Ex-
IRENE Gravity, However
Farley Date in Tangle
Protests and Proposals Are
Making Time of Meeting
Absolutely Uncertain
From The rrtayHe,s Europeou Buyeo,,

Fron The TrtbpRe's EaroprGE Bureau
Copyright. 1929. New York Tribune inc.
LONDON, Nov, e.--Tntimations from
Constantinoplc that Rafael Pasha
showed a greater inclination to coop
crate with the Allied representatives
caused official quarters here to take a
slightly more optimistic view Of the
situation in the Near East. This was
still regarded. however, as one of ex-
treme gravity, and It Is emphasized
that there has been no change in the
fundamental differences between the
Allies and the Turks.
The factors which now dictate the
date of the Lausanne conference have
become 80 complex that the time of
the meeting is absolutely uncertain.
Following the French protest against
postponement Rave come requests from
the Turkish Nationalists urging that
the conference meet next Monday.
One outstanding fact is that the Brit
ish government has sent a note to
France and Italy suggesting mutual
exchange of views prior to the confer
ence on the situation which developed
this week. Ii this is agreed TO it
would bring the beginning of the con-
ference to about November 20.
Russia Protests Again
There also is the latest Russian note
to be considered. 1t protests against
the exclusion Of the Soviets from the
Lausanne meeting which is to deal with
the revision Of the Treaty Of Sevres,
and emphasizes Moscow's close rela-
tions with the Oriental world. 1t also
demands that Georgia and the Ukraine
az we'll as Russia be allowed to attend
the whole conference. Bulgaria has
also sent note mildly protesting
against the limited participation al
lowed ier.
Interruption Of communication be-
tween Constantinople and London
leaves some doubt as to the present po-
sition Of the Kemalists on the date of
the conference, but it is understood
that the terms printed here this morn
ing as having been handed General
Pelle by the Kemalists constitute the
AnEora program at Lausanne and are
not demands requiring immediate COM
pliance. These terms include some of
particular interest In the United States,
such as the demand for the return to
uANOS VA ksAVnuis a SctLSE ACI AIUSG-
ican oil interests, and complete indie
pendence," which is interpreted here
as meaning Che sole control of customs
receipts, on which most Of the Turkish
bonds are based.
PARIS, Nov. (By The Associated
Press 1.-The French government has
decided to send another battleship to
Turkish waters.
ONsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 8 (By The
Associated Press 1.-THE Swiss Girls
Orphan School, which was opened in
Constantinople few months ago for
the reception Of Armenian refugee chill
dren from Anatolia. will be removed
tmme edtately to Geneva, owing to the
unsettled conditions in Turkey. II. C..
Jaquith, managing director Of the Near
East relief here, has received instruc-
tfons to arrange Ter tae embarkation
Of the entire school.
The Swiss government has granted
permission for the entry Of the givls
into Switzerland. They will be placed in
small groups in the finest technical
schools Of the country, where they will
receive the fullest educational faciii-
ties available from funds provided by
endowments established by Leopold