The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-23
Ii Points
at Issue in
Peace Meet
Representative Of Turkish
;. ,ionalisis Outlines All.
~, fe OH Several Of Most
Vital Question.
To Convene in November

top1 right Ist,,
Constantinopie, Oct. 22-~fonteen
main points win be on the table when
the peace conference between the
Turks and the allies conyenes IN No
Yember. These sre'
/. The Dardsnelles and he BOs.
phortD.
2 congantinopls.
q CapltulntioDs.
4 Exchange ~ minority poDDls
tions between Greece and Turkey
8. Kurdish and Irsq
q The complete independence ~
Arab states
Z. The Bagdad railroad,
4. Autonomy for Macedonia. with
q free port for Serbia and autonomy
or annexation ~ western Thrace with
bodesRatcb ~ part ~ eastern Tbrace.
Public Debt Control.
10. The islands of the coast ~
Anstolis, including the Dodecsnsz.
II. Control " the public debt
~. Preparations.
~. Kbalifate.
u. Return of three Turkish dread.
uaugbts which we're acquired by Eng.
land before Turkey entered the vsr.
A solrhIon for these questions in
n manner far0rabie 10 Turkey VIII
return II 10 position stronger tbsn
II has enjoyed In psuy generations,
but local nati0nalists deem this impos'
sible.
I discusaed with Hajnld by, Dbof
fioi8i representative ~ the nationallsts
in coDstantiBople, The Turkish attitude
on several ~ the more vital questions.
HaDld. who advised Istnet Pssha dur.
ing The Mudania conference, probably
viii be member " the nationalist
peace delegation.
Attitude Clear.
The uauonaljsfs' attitude regarding
the straits, ~ well ss Copstaniinoplc,
need not be repeated. Their policy
regarding capitulations also Ia clear,
but there have been lntimatIons in
vel Informed quarters tb8t judicial
capifiiDstioBs may be continued untiI
court reforms IN Turkey are com.
pleted. ! pressed TIamid 'Bcy for an
answer on this poIpi.
"capitulatiops," he replied, Were
given through treaties. When war
wae declared these we're obrogated. In
this twentieth century, with civjIlza.
iion th1g far advanced, WIN the pow.
ers seek 10 impose new capituIa.
tions?"
Which. IN the language of diplo
MACY, means what you VIII.
Hafnid Bey said that DR.. Frldfjof
AaDsen of the League Of Nations now
is investigating the proposition OF in.
tercbanging minoritieg. He Insisted
that II this IN done CoDeiantlnople
must be included In the exchange and
Greek property here given In return
for the Turk farms IN Macedonia.
The Bagdad railroad, he declared,
would be considered by the Turks the
same as before the war.
VIII Demand PIebiscits.
Turkey will insist upon a pleblscite
In western Thrace.
IL Turkey obtains Dodeagatcb they
promise TO make It q free port for
bulgaria. They consider Dodeagatch
a part Of eastern Thrace.
HamId has had no instructions re.
edrdnG the Turkish attitude on the
islands.
As to the Ottoman debt, that re.
mains as before the war.
Repsrations naturally viii 'be DC
manded and the damages and dcvas.
tation IN Anatolia are now being cal
euIated for presentation to the con.
ference.
Khalifate belongs 10 the present
dynasty and II IL contended that no
Mohammedan power desires change.
50 II will remain where II ls. ..
With regard TO the battleships, yTo
Of which were under construction In
England when the war broke out and
which England seized, Hamld Bey
said:
we take II for granted that prop.
city paid for will be delivered" :"