The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-04
Turks Heed Ultim alum Of Allie
Constantinople Reports Nationals Agree to the Terms Laid Down in Note - Pasha Orders Troops to Avoid Clash with British.

Constantinople, Oct. 1.-The Turkish Nationalists have ac- cepted in principle the Allied note regarding the Near East settlement, it was announced here this afternoon.
 A communique issued by General Harrington, the British commander-in-chief, regarding the Mudania conference which he is attending, says the con- ference is proceeding satisfact- orilp and that Ismet Pasha, the Nationalist representative, has re-issued orders to the Nation alist troops to avoid all contact with the British.
 Russia Big Factor. Constantinop1e, Oct. Russia loomed on the horizon today for the first time as likely to prove an 1m- portant figure in the settlement of the Turkish problem.
 The negotiations at Mudania have brought to light the fact that Mus tapha Kema1 Pasha's advisers are urging him to obtain from the Allies pledges for eventual fulfllment or all the conditions of the so-ca1led national pact, including control of the straits and notifications or annulIment of the capitulauons.
 Should she succeed in this, it is call ed, he will at the same time attempt to abrogate the treaty made with the Soviet foreign minister, M. Tchitche- rim, in Moscow on March Is. 121, which permits the Soviet and the Black Sea countries to share in the control of the straits.
 Many of KemaPs advisers have no love for the Russo-Turk alliance, ana feel that 1t is time to repudiate an agreement which has ceased to ps useful to the emalites. There never has been. nor can be. they say, any lasting affection between such natural economic and political rivals as Rus sia and Turkey. The Kemalites for some time have been nervous about their Caucasian frontier.
 Cancellation of the treaty there fore Is regarded by many of the Ma tionalists as a sound national policy.
 Evacuation Limit Extended.
 Smyrna, Oct 4.-The local Turkish authorities have extended the time limit for the evacuation eff the Chris tian refugees from smyrna to october s, owing to the discovery in the sub urbs Of a considerable number of persons who had been unable to leave under the provisions of the original Turkish invitation.
  shalIed by the Turkish gendarmes in a house to house search and are be- ing turned over to the American re- lief committee for authorization.
 The American destroyer Parrott has arrived at the island of MityIene with an additional relief unit of 5000 loaves of bread.
 The destroyed Lawrence went to the Island of Marmora, where a large group of refugees had been reported in distress but found the situation not serious and therefore proceeded to Rodosto, with it's cargo of bread.
 From the Chesm peninsula, British relief workers evacuated 5000 Axme nians and 1900 were taken by the American destroyer Macleish which is now going to Aivali. There are now 15, 900 refugees on tn islands of TenedOs. near the entrance to the Dardane1les.
 Formal celebration of the Turkish victory over the Greeks took place here yesterday, with mass meetings, speeches and parades. followed by banquet in the evening.
 The smyrna demonstrators sent a memorial to the national assembly urging adoption of all necessary measures to ensure Turkey for the Turks