New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

rights OF Turkey. Nevertheless. as the
maintenance of Thrace, II only for a
day more, under the administration
and occupation of the Greek army is
cause of danger of every kind and
grief TO Turkeys peoples, It is indis-
gsnsahle that Thrace to the west Of
Martha River, with Adrianople, be
evacuased immediately and restored
urgently to the government of the
great national assembly of Turkey"
The reply, in conclusion, accepts
Mudania for conference on October
and names ismid Pasha. commander
OF the armies on the west front, as
Turkish representative, and asks to
be informed as TO the names of the
generals representing the Entente
powers.
The The arrnissice proposal sent to the
Allies by Kemal through M. franklin
Bouillon provides that the British and
Turkish forces temporarily shall hold
their present positions, without any
further movement, Until the arnistice
conference called at Mudania on Tues
day setslos the question, says a Havas
dispatch from Constantinople.
Peace Conference October Is
The dispatch adds that peace con-
ference, II all goes we'll at Mudania,
should be held about October is. ac-
cording to the belief prevalent in
Turkish quarters. In the mean time 1T
10 felt that the Mudania meeting, IL 1t
ia finally approved Of by Great Britain
and Italy, will relieve the tension. In
view OF General Harington's efforts to
preserve the peace, and in consequence
OF the approval Of the conference by
the French and the Turks, there is lit-
tie doubt in Constantinople that the
meeting will take place as planned.
Kemal appointed Ismid Pasha to rep
resent the Turks.
NJ. Franklin B ouillon is now on his
way to ConstantinopIe to see General
Harrington and presen. to the British
commander in chief details of his con-
versstions with KemaI.
The acceptance of the invitation by
Great Britain and Italy is considered
SO sure that 1t was said in official
qusrters here to-day that Brigadier
General Harrington win be the British
representative. General Mombelli will
General Charpy.
Crisis Believed Past
The general feeling in Paris tonight
ts that the danger point In the Near
East situation is past. The withdrawal
Of the Turks from Eren Keui and, as
semi-cAiciaily reported, also from their
pooisSchs at ShdHHke III accepted as
proof Of the Angora governments
readiness to comply with the Allied
desires.
1t is explained here that there will
be two conferences at Mudania, the
first between General Harrington, the
British commander, and Mustapha
Kemal, or his representatives, alone
This is to settle the question regard
ing the neutral zone on the Asia Minor
side of the Straits, The second will
be quite distinct conference and will
draw up a provisional status for
Thrace, the Allied and Turkish gen.
erals being present.
Great Britain is given credit in
French official quarters with having
held dignifed and firm attitude,
which has greatly contributed to the
solution of the difficulty. At the same
time Mustapha Kemal is praised for
having shown conciliatory attitude,
which it is hoped the British will not
overlook, as the Kemalists will have
evacuated the neutral zone first
French officials are anxious that Great
Britain will find means to satisfy
Turkish public opinion.