Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-10-12
PEACE Or WAR NOW
IS IN HANDS Of TURK
NATIONALIST PARTY
Allied Terms Handed to
Renal Pasha as Mudania
Farley Adjourns-AnSWer
Is Awaited

in the Near East now rests with the
Turkish nationalist assembly at An
CORA, which has before it the arms.
tice conditions laid down by the
allied powers.
Meanwhile the Mudania confer
ence has been adjourned and the
allied generals have returned to
headquarters in Constantinople to
await the Turkish decision.
The allied terms include with
drawal of the Turkish troops from
the neutral zones of the Dardanelles
and Bosphorus, limitation of the
number of Turkish gendarmes to be
allowed in eastern Thrace, and non
occupation of that province by the
Turkish army until after a peace
treaty is signed.
Confronted by the new program.
and assured of the allies re-estab
lished unanimity, the Turkish repre-
sentative at Mudania, Ismet Pasha,
yesterday let it be known that his
powers were limited, although he
was in constant telephone communi-
cation with Mustapha Renal PaSha,
and that the final word must come
from the national assembly.
Constantinople advices report the
arrival of further Turkish forces in
the neutral zone of the Ismid penin-
sula, on the Asiatic shores of the
Bosphorus, opposite Constantinople.
The British are landing reinforce
ments to protect their railway COM
municationS.
Terms Offered
The convention as submitted IL
the nationalists contains these specl
fications:
1. That the Greek evacuation OF
Thrace shall be carried out within
about fifteen days.
2. That the Greek civil authorl
ties, including the gandarmerie
shall be withdrawn as soon as pos
sible.
8. That as the Greek authorities
withdraw the civil powers will be
handed over to the allied authori-
ties who will transmit them to the
Turkish authorities on the same day
4. That this transfer shall be
wholly concluded throughout eastern
Thrace within a minimum of thirty
days after the evacuation of The
Greek troops has been concluded.
5. That the civil authorities of the
Angora government shall be accom-
panied by such forces Of the ma
tional site gendarmerie as are strict
ly necessary for the maintenance of
law. order and local security. The
total strength of these officers and
men shall be left to the discretion
of the nationalists subject to ap-
prevail by the allies.
6-That the various operations in
No ~ Of
and the transfer of the civil admin.
istration shall be carried out under
the direction of the inter-allied mis-.
. sions, located in the principal cen
ters. These missions will do their
: utmost to prevent excuses of any
Lind.
THAT in addition to these mis-
J, sions, allied contingents shall occu-
ny eastern Thrace. These contin-
gents, amounting to about seven bat
talions, will insure the maintenance
OF law and order, and act in support
of the ipter-allied missions.
S-That the wit 1raWal of the in.
ter-allied missions AMI contingents
viii occupy in thirty days after the
completion of the evac Iation of the
Greek forces. This evacuation may
occur earlier, provided the allied
governments are ag4eeo that al
lttuate provisions has been made for
the maintenance Of law, order ana
the protection of tn. non-Turkish
population. If the Turkish geni
a1merie functions normally, the in
ter-allied missions AMI contingents
may be withdrawn before the eXpira-
ton OF thirty days.
,9-That all troops of the Angora
government shall be withdrawn out
side the zone of allied occupation
with all possible speed. New neu-
trail zones in the Chanak and Ismid
areas shall be defined by mixed COM
missions, consisting of one officer of
each of the allied armies and one
officer of the Angora government.
10-That included in CONSTANT
nople peninsula zone will be the ter
ritory included in the following line:
Starting at a point on the Black sea
seven kilometers to the northwest Of
Podema and then proceeding to
.Strandja, Murtekli, Kichtaglu, SIN
rekli, Cara, Sinan Tchiftlik, Kadi-
Heu, Yenidje, Fladina Tchiftlik and
Calicratia.
+ 11-That included in the Gallipoli
peninsula zone of allied occupation
is all that part of the peninsula
south of the Balka and Bulair line.
12-That until the withdrawal of
the allied troops and the cessation
of allied occupation in each of the
zones referred to, the Angora gov
eminent undertakes to respect the
said zones.
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