The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-07
BULLETIN
(By Associated PreSs)

(By Associated Press)
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. Three
additional classes of Turkish soldiers
have been called to the colors.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. Panic
reigned in foreign quarters of Con-
stantinople today as Turkish Nation
alists military forces advanced close to
the barbed wire barricades of British
forces at Chanak The Kemalists
served notice that the British would
not be allowed to advance beyond the
three mile neutral limit General Har-
rington, British commander, promptly
entered a sharp protest to Ismet Pa
sha, Turk commander, following this
maneuver.
Disorders accompanied the panic in
Constantinople coincident with the
city's seizure by Kemalist civil au
thorities and the menacing attitude of
the Moslem military.
Greeks fled toward Salonica fearing
unprecedented massacres
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. Z. -
There is reason to believe that the
Kemalists will climb down off their
high horses. The allies now have TAX
en- a strong united attitude toward tbs.
/ demands of the Angora government
that the allied troops evacuate Con.
stantinople and that only one warsh;p
at a time enter turkish ports aud
then only with the content of Angora
authorities.
The demands Of the Kemalists.
which the allied commissioners hav3
refused to grant, and the new crisis
| which hes ri from f6ie cif tim
were the subject of a conference yes
| terday between the allied generals and
Rafet Pasha, the new civil governor oi
Constantinople.
The tone of this meeting was SHARP
and positive, in strong contrast to the
1 previous meetings which were charsc
/ terized by friendly and mutual con
sideration
To Retain Authority
The allied generals informed Rafe'
i Pasha in clear terms that they intent
to retain military authority in Con
stantinople until it is decided to for
mally turn the area over to the Turks
Rafet then said he was anxious tc
agree with the allies and work il
unison with them but that he coult
not accept outside control in any form
He added that he would have to refer
to the Angora government for furthe
instructions and would again consul
with the allied Representatives today
LONDON, Nov THE surprising
demands which the Kemalists have
made upon the allies in Constantine
/ pie since they took over the civil gov
eminent on Saturday still causes E
great deal of anxiety in London. The
feeling of uneasiness has been intensi
fled by the scarcity of news from Con
stantinople in the last 36 hours.
4 All of the London newspapers trea
the situation seriously and prominent
ly. Deep suspicion of the aims of the
Turkish Nationalists is almost unani
nous among the papers and all o
them seem worried about the safet,
of the non-Turkish population at tn,
sublime porte.
A Tices dispatch from Constantine
pie, dated Monday, but not timed, salt
J the situation was most critical, ant
that the Angora government appar
emily was determined to take advan
tage of the confused political situation
in Great Britain, and by a series o
accomplished facts quickly carry ou
the whole nationalist program despit.
checks put upon them my the Mu
dania convention.
The dispatches from Constantinopl
reported that there was much nervous
ness In responsible allied quarter
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