The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-11
Kemalists Are to Have En-
tire Control Of Territory
in Six Weeks.
NEW ZONES TO BE FIXED
Angora Troops to Be With
drawn at Once From Areas
Held by British.

MUDANIA, Oct. 10 ASSOCIATED Press).
The armistice convention was signed
here tonight at IL o'clock. The repre-
sentatives of the Powers concerned
signed the revised protocol. which
Gen. Harrington had presented for ac-
ceptance to Ismet Pasha Monday
night, and which the Nationalist dele
gate forwarded to the Angora Gov
ernment for its decision.
Gen. Harrington had informed Ismet
Tasha that the convention embodied
Great Britain's last word and that
the other Powers gave their unquali-
fled support of the terms.
Ismet had replied that he hoped his
Government would, accept the condi-
tions set forth and promised a reply
by o'clock in the evening. In the
meantime thu British commander re-
turned to Constantinople, where he re-
mained until early this afternoon,
proceeding back to Mudania on the
Iron Duke to hear the Turks de-
cision.
Terms OF FrOtOcOf.
The convention as submitted to the
Nationalists contains these speciflca-
tons:
1. That the Greek evacuation OF
Thrace shall be carried out within about
fifteen days.
.. That the Greek civil authorities,
including the gendarmerie. shall be with
drawn as soon as possible.
g. That as the Greek authorities
withdraw the civil powers will be handed
over to the Allies authorities. who VIII
transmit them to the Turkish authorities
on the same day.
4. That this transfer shall be wholly
concluded throughout eastern Thrace
within minimum period of thirty days
after the evacuation Of the Greek troops
has been concluded.
s. That the civil authorities OF the
Angora Government shall be accom-
panied by such forces of the Nationalist
Gendarmerie as are strictly 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, sub
ject to approval by the Allies
6. That the various operations in
the withdrawal of the Greek troops and
the transfer of the civil administration
shall be carried out under the direction
of the interallied mission located in
the principal centers. These missions
will do their utmost to prevent excesses
of any kind.
:. That in addition to these mis-
sions Allied contingents shall occupy
eastern Thrace. These contingen,s,
amounting to about seven battaiions, VIII
insure the maintenance OF law ana
order and act in support OF the inter-
allied missions.
8. That the withdrawal OF the
INTER Allied missions and contingents
will occur in thirty days after the COM
rletion OF the evacuation OF the Greek
forces This evacuation may occur ear
,ier. provided the Allied Governments 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
-...stions normally the ln:e--Allied mis-
sions and contingents may be Withdrawn
before the expiration of thirty days.
g. That all troops of the Angora
Government shall be withdrawn outside
the zones of allied occupation with ALI
possible speed. New neutral zones in
the Chanal< and Ismid areas shall be
defined by mixed commissions.
10. That in the Constantinople pc
ninsula zone the allied occupation will
extend east OF the following line /:
Starting at a point on the Black Sea
seven kiiometers to the northwest OF
Podema and then proceeding to Strandja.
.Iurtel:l Kichtaglu. Sinrekli. Cara.
sinan Tchiftlik, Kadikeu. Yenidje. Fla
dina Tchiftlik and Calicratia.
II. That included i'm the Gallipoli
- ,Iftn To-. t.. n
~ at part OF the peninsula south of the
Bakla and Bulair line.
ie. That until the withdrawal of
the allied troops and the cessation OF
allied occupation in each of the zones
referred TO. the Angora Government un-
dertakes to respect the said zones.
10. That the Angora Government
will undertake not TO transport troops
into. nor raise and maintain an army
IN Eastern Thrace. until the ratification
or peace.
The present convention will come into
force three days after its signature.
France Disappoints Ismet.
The Turkish dercEates we're somewhat
dismayed and disappointed over the
turn Of events in the last two days. The
new attitude taken by France after the
Paris conference puzzled them and they
were amazed that French friendship. on
which they counted as a main prop in
tho negotiations, did not yield the re-
suits they expected
At the session of the conference Mon
day night Ismet Pasha expressed dis
satisfaction at the terms the Allies Of
fcred. lie said to Gen. Harrington: But
your new arpistico convention Is In
contradiction TO The assurances given to
me bv Gen. Charpy. The convention. in
rtcad of paving the way for peace, only
makes matters worse
Gen. Harrington replied: Gen. Charpy
has sssented to the terms"
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