New-York tribune., 1922-10-07
Turks Demand
Occupation of
Tl1race at Once
tcsntjnusd from pauo ons)

all responsibility for the crisis 1t was
declared by the French that the atti..
| tude of 1smet Pasha reflected that OF
| Gil earnest and patriotic Nationalists,
/ his feeling being that II matters had
| reached n broaking point 1t was be-
cause the Allies wore not prepared to
carry out their promises. 1t was ad-
mitted by the French that the aitua-
tion appeared extremely grave.
Argora govcrnment's representative
at Constantinople, said to the corre~
spondent.
I'VE are awaiting arxiously, impa-
tiently, the Allied reply to our. inten-
tion to enter Thrace Immediately. We
cannot accept tho Allied arrangement
concerning the return of Thrace within
thirty days. We must have it immcdi-
ately.
Harrington and General Mombelli have
ity permitting them to decide the
Thracan question Immediately in all
it's aspects. General Harrington fre-
quently has avoided discussion of SUBJ
sldiary details Of the Thracian ques.
tion Oh the ground that they were
strictly within the political domain.
When things reached the point where
temporizlng no longer was possible
General Harrington informed the con-
ference that the Allies would return
TO Constantinoplc for instructions, with
Z promise TO return to Mudania to- day
"lsmet Pasha accepted the temporary
suspension of the conference, but he
laid emphasis on the fact that he
would be unable to hold the Turkish
amy in leash much longer and that he
looked forward to an immediate accept
ance of the Nationalist claims respect
ing Thrace"
1t is understood here that the italian
government has favorably considered
lsmet Pasha's demand for the imne-
see aass 0s'eeaeh the 1qees reesved e
fresh Instructions from Rome this
morning.
Two transports with British troops
arrived at Chanak to-day and dsem-
barked the soldiers.
The continued arrival of British
naval and military units has had n
further ceassuring effect on the Chris
tian population of Constantinople The
steamer Empress of India came in yes
terday with the Grenadier Guards.
PARIS, Oct. 6 (\v The Associated
Press s).--Accordirg u information re-
ceived from British source the An
CORA government has notified the Allied
generals in Constantinople that unless
it is given formal assurances that
Thrace will be handed over to the
Turks within month after the cvacua-
tion Of the Greek troops tonight
Turkish troops will resume operations
against the Greek forces.
M. Polltis, the Greek Minister of
Foreign affairs, tonight informed Pre-
mier Poilcare that he had sent instruc-
t'ons to Greece to stop all further dis
patching of Greek troops into Thrace.
ciated Press Press The Allied fl fiagships hi
with representative of France, Great
Britain and Italy on board returned
here at sunset to-day from Constan-
tinople, whittier General Harrington,
General Mombelli and General Cherpy
went Thursday after the temporary
suspension Of the negotiations with the
Turkish Nationalsts.
The general expectation on shore
this evening was that a resumption Of
the conference would be postponed
until to-mor morning, in order to
give General Harrington time to decode
a series Of messages received by wire
coming here.
The Turkish delegates spent to-day
quietly in the residence here Of Ismet
Pasha, the representative of the An
CORA government Ismet was con-
stantly in touch with Angora by a
wire which extended from the local
police station into the parlor of his
residence.
Aboard the Iron Duke the members
of the British delegation appeared to
be visibly fatigued by the strain Of
The last twenty-four hours, spent al
most entirely in counsel.