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upon the Kemalist encroachment upon
the neutral zone.
The result Of the meeting Is not likely
to be known for some time. but there
are abundant indications that the ne
! malists are in an intractable mood. an
| instance Of which is new demands for
the evacuation Of the allied troops and
the withdrawal of the warships.
| Ttamid Bey. the Nationalist repre-
sentative here. will leave today or
tomorrow with several experts on the
! French steamer Tiger. which IL due
at Alarscillcs next Wednesday.
! lsmct Pnshn. the Nationalist Foreign
Minister. in u conversation with Gen.
cral Harrington. the British commander.
in. .chicf. on Wednesday. complained of
tho constant proposals to put Oft the
peace conference. which he said create
difficult situation.
) The High Commissioners also pre-
/ sentcd n note 10 the Kcmalist repre- {.
sentatives protesting against the "pU-
! litical murder of the journalist Ali
! Kemnl Bcy. editor OF the anti Nation
! alist Sabah. who was condemned to
! death by tho Nutionalists carly this
week on the charge Of subyersiOn.
. (COnstantinoplc dispatches on No
vcmbor I telling Of an allied demand
! for the release of Ali Kemal within
forty eight hours said it was rumorcd
that he already had been executed ut
; Ismid.)
British troops continue to protect the
! Yildiz Palace. which the Sultan now
is occupying. Last night the sovereign
received Sir Horace George NJ. Rum
and expressed to him appreciation for
the protection afforded by the British.
Ismet Pasha. Turkish Nationalist
Foreign Minister. left here yestertln,
at 1850 o'clock for Lausanne to at.
tend the peace conference scheduled
to begin there next Monday. Hc WI,
accompanied by DR.. Ria Nur Bey aIl
n suite of military. financial and eco
nomic experts.
The Foreign Minister told the Asso
riated Press he was sincerely anxiou.
for peace and was confident Of achiev'
ing 1t If the Allie; adopted reasonable
attitude.
| London. Nov. l0.--CBy A. P.)--I
had been received from Constantinopl
up to noon today in official quarters II,
British otticia! was willing to admit j
to the press.
One Government official went 80 far
however. as to say the situation VII
'Ominous." and that nothing had brrl
received indicating that conditions wcr
any better.
The official declined to explain I'll
information on which this statemen
was based.
Paris. Nov. 1O.--(Ey 4. pD--.'
conference between Premier Poincar
and Lord CurzOn. the British Foreig
=. Secretary. and Premier Mussolini. o
Italy. probably will lie held in Paris tn
first of next week. it was indicated il
official circles today.
France has approved tho meeting
providing it does not delay the opcnin,
Of tie Lausanne Near Last Peace Con
ference beyond November IL. whirl
date now seems probable for the forma
start of the meeting.
The conference Of the allied leader
in Paris. If held as expected. will prob
ably last three days. The purpos
would be to present solid front a
Lausanne on the chief peace terms.
The French Foreign Office was still
unable this noon to name the. definit,
time for the beginning of the Lausann,
meeting. but expected to be able to d,
so before the day was over.