Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-10
ARMlSTICE PROPOSAL NOW IN
HANDSOF ANGORA GOVERNMENT
PLAN T0DlVlDE All LIES FAILS
Turks Now Confronted With
Allies Acting In Unison;
Signing Of Protocol Sched-
.uled To Take Place AT S
O'clock This Afternoon;
More Turkish Forces Re-
ported To Have Arrived In
Neutral Zone. (.

:, Constantinople. Oct. 10.-(By
the Associated Press. )-General
Harrington, the British CONF
mahder-in-chief left hero for
Mudania at 1 O'Clock this after
noon hopeful of q favorable out
come of the Mudania parleys.
Speaking to the correspondents
the general expressed confidence
that tho Turkish reply would be 1
for peAcc. #dH y
Mud.nia, Oct. 1o.EtBy the AS.
ISOLATED Press l-The Allied
armistice convention here late.
last evening and submitted it to
Ismet Pasha, tho Turkish Ma
tionalist representative. The An
CORA government was given until
p. m. today to accept or re-
sject 1t. .a
M. Desires Peace. - :
Ismet thanked Lieutenant General
Harrington, the British commander
in-chief, and This colleagues for the
SINCERITY OF their intentions and he
reiterated the desire of his govern
ment for peaceful solution Of the
existing difficulties. He hoped the
Angora assembly would approve the
text of the convention.
1eneTAl CndFpy VI T rance, IeHeIdl
Mombelli of Italy, NJ Franklin -Bouil-
Ion, the French diplomatic represen-
tative, and Hamid Bey, Turkish Ma
tionalist representative at CONSTANT
nople, remained here. General Har-
ington left late at night on the Iron
:, ,Ds-sN for Constantinople.
In9veh Terms of Convention.
<%tiWe convention as submitted to the
A,'onalists, CONTAINS these specihca-
tions:
l.. That the Greek evacuation of
Thrace shaE be carried out within
fifteen days. T.,
2. That the Greek civil authorities
including the gendarmerie. shall be
withdrawn as soon as possible.
8. That as the Greek authorities
withdraw the civil powers will be
'"whewwill- transmit them tor tire Turk.
tsh authorities on the same day. K.
A.. That this, transfer shall be
wholly concluded. throughout eastern
Thraoe within q minimum period Of
thirty. days after the evacuation OF
the Greek troops has been concluded
8. That the civil authorities of the
Angora government shall be &C:
companied by such forces OF the ma.
tionalist gendarmerie as are strictly
necessary for the maintenance of law
order and local security. The tota
strength of these officers and mer
shall be left to the discretion Of the
Nationalists, subject to approval by
the Allies.
4 g. That the various, operations ii
the withdrawal Of the Greek troop,
and the transfer Of the civil admins.
tration shall be carried, out under tht
direction of the inter Allied missions
located in the principal centers
These missions will do their utmost
to prevent excesses OF any kind. =
Z. That in addition to these mis-
sions. Allied contingents shall occupy
eastern Thrace. These contingents
amounting to about seven battalions
will insure the maintenance of. Law
and order and act in support of the
inter-Allied missions. 49,
8. That the withdrawal OF this
inter- Allied missions and contingent.
will occur in thirty days AFTER the
completion of the evacuation of tht
Greek forces. This evacuation may
occur earlier provided the Allied gov.
ernments are agreed that adequate
provision has been made for thu
: maintenance of law, order and the
protection Of the Turkish popu
iation. If the. Turkish gendarmeri.
functions normally, the inter-Alliet
missions and contingents may 2bt
withdrawn before the expiration o.
thirty days. II 5s.s "