Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-06
(By The As,ociated presD


(By The Associated Press)
London, Oct. 6.-The Mudania con-
ference is not ended. it was officia lly |
stated at the conclusion of the Brit
ish. cabinet meeting this morning but|
it. is deadlocked and cannot be re-|
sumed before the British and French!
governments have conferred over that
situation.
Curzon to Meet Poincare.
Lord Curzon, the British> foreign ,
secretary, will leave Immediately for
Paris to see Premier Poincare
1t was also Officially stated. in
rough outline. that from the British
point Of view thesTurks are demand.
ing more than was offered in tho AL
lied mote and on the other hand that fl
they were not. accepting the condi-
tions Of that note. It was asserted
that the Turks want to obtain the
concessions of the note without tho
conditions.
( The Officials decline to give in de-
tail what the Turks were demanding.
i, Checked Suddenly.
The armistice conference was ad-
journed suddenly yesterday after n
matte passage in which Ismet
Pasha, representing the Angora gov-l
ernment, demanded the Turks be all
lowed to2occupy eastern Thrace as Al
precedent to any peace conference.
1smet Pasha told the Allied gener-
ais that II the Turks could not havd
Thracs peacefully I'VE have the meaps
to enforce our determination" Earlier
In the day the Greek delegates had!
declared in no less certain terms their
readiness to fight, If necessary. to re-
tain the province. -
That the Turkish demand had been
duly We ghed and calculated is evi-
denced by the almost simultaneous
. receipt of an Angora dispatch quoting
Mustapha kemal Pasha as declaring
before the national assembly: THE
evacuation and surrender OF Thrace
must occur Immediately. especially
as since the Greek revolution the
Moslem subjects are in great danger"
French Support Turks.
| Ismet Pasha's bombshell was fol-
| lowed by another. when the French!
Istructed. to support the Turks e.
! mand. This created definite split.
with the Turks and French opposed
! to the British and the Italians. the
latter holding that evacuation Of
rThrace by the Greeks and reoccupr-
!tion by the Turks should follow and
not prccede the peace conference
The Allied generals thereupon adj
!; 1ourned the meeting and '.left for
Constantinople to consult with The
high missioners and to ask def
unite instructions from their home
governments. with the understanding
that further meeting would follow
Etheir> receipt.
F.! Causes Quick Ac1ion.
The message from Brisadier Gem
eral Sir Charles Harrington caused ir,-
mediate action in Downing street The
cabinet ministers we're hurriedly s,,n,O
/ rnoned and went into session which
did not break up until early this
| morning.
| general. Harington's message was
garbled in transmission, and it was
J. j.thought advisab BILE to wait for a repeti-
'tfon before taking any decision.
l London newspapers this morning
appear without any of the details OF
the conflict at Mudania which are
known in the United States through
dispatches to tho Aassociated Press,
according to the Daily Telegra PHI di-
p!onlatic expert, the British military
j authorities have established most
4 stringent censorship.
sqConstafitinople, October SO
somefit appeared tonight that the
conference was at an end, but
there is expectation that the, diplomats
! will make a strong effort to smooth
out the difficulties tomorrow.
I az Turkey has. seAga henssS AearfssIlIIl
1 Thrace and mn Il ~ saIa & ~
lly," said Ismet .R49 IA f}S ~
Fit peacefully il " 4
then paused fos
more effective hts I nsst
iphrase-"but. not IfS
have the meanS 10 en- fuFc III !!
Eminations. And w must do 4 s.siid
,sshall do Il. !" 4
I'M Ismet's position was completely at
Variance with the terma OF the !allted
note which ID the basis Of the negOtia-
tions. General Harrington explained
i to the Turkish leates9and payt-
~. to the allied associates. SsS
General y Mombelh 81 endorsed aud
a supported the Bfitiah xeneyaTs state
ments torcefully when sudAenly Is new
bomb shell Was thrown Into y The
EAtherinE by General CharpS tlis
i French repfeoentatiye who announcx1
Il Sbruptly that he had been instracysd
n py his govSrnment 70 support TN
tlTUfkish denAndA sssS ~ \ Il
AM1eA Cap DtviA. II $Sls y
General chAspy 100 tslisws N n,
& q ~ 8 81