The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-02

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London. oct. t.-1:05 a. ms--lBy A.
p.l-'rhe British cabinet held a two.
hour council, beginning at II last
night and then adjourned until 10
this Sunday morning. This after
many hours OF intensified study Of
the situation throughout Saturday,
II was announced that there was no
material change in the near east sit
ration, but this was merely the off
cial way OF putting il.
Direct word had come from Con
stantlnOple in The Associated Press
dispatches that NJ Franklin Bouillon's
mission to Smyrna had been success.
ful, which means that Kemal Pasha
is ready TO consider n peaceful way
out Of the present difficulties. Fur.
ther announcement was made at Con
stantinople that Kemal would confer
with the allied generals early in the
week and that Kemal has been re
quested by Gen. Harrington, the Brit
ish commander, 10 arrange for a new
line between the British and Turkish
forces around Chanak I'm the neutral
zone.
Attitude Reasonable.
4 Paris dispatch TO the Exchange
Telegraph company says that NJ
Foincare has handed to Lord Har
dinge, the British ambassador, anc
Count Sforza, representing Italy,
telegram from NJ. Franklin Bouillor
relative TO his conversations with Ke.
nal. Lord Hardinge is quoted as de
claring that Kemal's attitude is very
reasonable,
No report on NJ. F'ranklin-Bouillon
mission has been issued by theBritisl
foreign office. but II is understood
that the French envoy had previously
reported that things were in no wise
easy in Smyrna, that he had beer
seeking to arrange for a conference
at Mudania, but for the moment Ke
NAL Pasha's refusal TO move hi.
troops from the neutral zone had com
plicated the situation.
Text Of Kemals Note.
Constantinople, Oct. 1.-(By a
P.)-Mustapha Kemal Pashas note IT,
reply TO the second request from Gen.
Harrington, the British commander,
for the withdrawal Of the Kemalist
troops from the Chanak zone. in
which the Turkish nationalist leader
slightly if the British were pre-.
pared to withdraw their forces also,
read as follows:
Il have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your telegram dated
September y.
You can easily appreciate the ex-
tent to which We have been novel
by the atrocities and acts of violence
which continue in Thrace.
"On the other hand, with regard
to the sending away Of the Greek
fleet from Constantinople, which will
influence the military situation, We
desire proof that it will not he al
lowed to return.
I'VE would also like to hope that
YOU viii give up the measures of ex-
ira ordinary coercion adopted by the
forces Of occupation towards the in
habitauts If Constautmuple. as well
as the prohibition upon shipping To
all ports In Auatolia.
so far us tho proposed acts ~ de.
slructiou I'm Cunstantinuule, as We'll
as in Chauak. ARE concerned. IL ls
illegal % destroy property. whtle the
arms and ammunition alsn helanr to
us
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10 the officer commanding aur troeps
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