The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-10
ALLIED TERMS
GIVEN TURKS
FOR ANSWER
Angora Government Has Un-
til 5 p. m. to Accept or Re-
ject-Peaceful Evacuation
of Ihrace Provided.
PROVISIONS

NA->iA, OCI- Io-In ne all1eQ gen
erals drew up their final armistic9
convention here late last evening and
submitted it to Ismet Pasha, the Turk
1sh National representative. The An
CORA government was given until
p. m. today to accept or reject it.
Ismet thanked Lieut. Gen. Haring-
ton, British commander-in-chief, and
his colleagues for the sincerity OF
their intentions and reiterated the de-
sire of his government for a peaceful
solution of the existing difficulties
He hopes the Angora assembly would
prove the text of the convention.
General Charpy of France. General
Mombelli of Italy, NJ. Franklin Bouil-
Ion, the French diplomatic represen-
tative, and Hamid Bey, Turkish Ma
tionalist representative at Constan-
tinople, remained here. General Har-
ington left at night on the Iron Duke
for ConStantinople
Submits Provisions
The convention has submitted to
the Nationalists the following specifi.
cations: First, that the Greek evac.
uation of Thrace shall be carried OUT
| in about Is days; second, that the
Greek civil authorities, including the
| gendarmes, shall be withdrawn as
! soon as possible.
Three-That as the Greek authori-
| ties withdraw, the civil powers will b.
! handed over to the Allied authorities
who shall transmit them to the Turk
lsh authorities on the same day
! Four-That this transfer shall be
wholly concluded throughout eastern
| Thrace within a minimum period OF
| 30 days after the evacuation of the
| Greek troops has been concluded
FIve-That the civil authorities or
! the Angora government shall be ac
| companied by such forces of the Ma.
! tlonal1st gendarmarie as are strictly
| necessary for the maintenance of law.
order and local security; the local
strength of these officers and men
shall be left to the discretion of the
Nationalists, subject to approval by
/ the Allies.
| To Oversee Transfer.
Six-that the various operations in
the withdrawal of the Greek troops
and the transfer of the civil admins
tratlon shall be carried out under the
direction of the inter-allied mission
located in the principal centers. These
missions will do their utmost to pre-.
vent excesses of any kind
Seven-that in addition to these
missions allied contingents shall oc-
cupy 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 inter-allied missions
Elght-that the withdrawal of the
inter-allied missions and contingents
lTI-1l ~,
pletlon of the evacuation of the Greek
forces. This evacuation NAV occur
earlier provided the allied government
are agreed that adequate provision has
been made for the maintenance of law.
order, and the protection of the non
Turkish population. If the Turkish
gendarmerie functions normally the
lnterallied missions and contingents
may be Withdrawn before the expira,
tion of 80 days
To Withdraw Troops.
, Nine-That all troops of the Aneora
government shall be withdrawn out
side the zone of allied occupation
with all possible speed new neutral
zones in the Chanak and Isrnid areas
: shall be defined by mixed commission
! consisting of one officer of each of the
allied armies and one officer of the
Angora government.
Ten-That included in the Constant
inople peninsula zone will be the ter
t ritory included in the following lines.
starting at a point on the Black Sea
. seven kilometeTs from the northwest
r of Podema, and then proceeding to
= Strandla, Murtekli, Kishtaglu, Sinra.s
: XII. Cara, Sinan, Pchistlik, Kadiekeiiv
/ Yenidie, Fladina, Tchiftlik, and the
V Calicratia-
J. Eleven-All that is included in the
. Gallipoli peninsula zone of allied oc-
S cupation is all that part of the PENN
: sula south of the Balka and Bulai-
e line.
i Twelve-That until the withdrawal
of the allied troops and the cessation
of allied occupation in each of the
zones referred to, the Angora govern
ment undertakes to respect said zones.
Thirteen-That the Angora govern.
ment will undertake not to transport
troops into nor raise or maintain anv
army in eastern Thrace until the rati-
ication of peace. The present con
vention will come into force three
days after its signature.
i. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 1O.-Ths
y signing of the protocol armistice at
n Mudania is expected to take place a.
4 5 o'clock this afternoon, according to
an announcement by the HaYas
, agency, the semi-official French news
.. organization.
. Lieutenant General Harrington AMI
!. his staff, who arrived here on the Iron
. Duke, at 1:45 this morning, expects
v to return to Mudania at p. N.
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