Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-30
(By The Associated press.)

London, Sept. 3O.-The gravely de-
pondent view held in Official quarters
ere regarding the prospect Of avoid
tg war with the. Turks is shared in
1iied military circles in CONSTANT
Iople, according to dispatches from
ks eastern capital to The Associated
Mustapha Kemal Pasha's : require
aSnt that the British withdraw their
kI, bks prscsdsnf 8 Is = ! hmftsd T. Fl ffstrsat @
the Ottoman forces from the neu
I'll some of the straits is looked upon
III local military opinion as closing
No door to pacific settlement of the
&esent dispute.
6ssWhether this is the final view Of the
esponsible military heads does not
kppear. How and when the attempt
enforce the governments demand
pr the withdrawal of the Kemalists is
b be made lies with -Brigadier Cen
Fa@ Sir Charles Harrington and Vice
Edmiral. Sir Osmond Brock, COM
lander of the British military and
Aval forces in the Near East and
bir Horace Rumbold, British high
ommissioner in Constantinople.
EsrIf war breaks and at the moment
tsappears that almost q miracle will
bA. needed to avert it-Great Britain
will enter 1t under discouraging au-
Spices for the preponderance of opin-
Hon, in the nation Is not behind the
tovernment. ~
d IT is impossible, of course, to say
That the nation will not rally to the
government's support II fighting be-
ginG. but at present the voice of the
people, as represented by the press,
@s raised in condemnation of the man
her in which the whole Near Eastern
Mutation has been managed.
Lloyd George Attacked.
h Prime Minister Lloyd George, who
but yesterday was q national hero,
how Ms the butt of Violent criticism
accused of having meddled with inter-
National politics which he does not
understand and of having brought the
country face to face with another war
The duration and extent of which
purpose Of saving the faces of him
6elt and his colleagues.
Labor throughout the country is up
&Ii arms against the idea Of q new
,tar, although no definite threat has
vt been made, there have been sim
lSter rumors Of industrial action to
ofevent prosecution Of campaign
gainst the Turks.
(By The Associated Press)
M MConstantinople, Sept. 30.-The pros
nets of an armed conflict are con-
ldered more evident than previously
ne note Of Kemai demands the re-
iren,e ent Of all, the British troops from
Rfe Asiatic side Of the Straits as the
french and Italians have done. and
ays in case Of acquiescence he will
vfthdraw the Nationalist forces
ssliehtly'' from the neutral zone. II
no demands the cessation Of what
IA termed the arbitrary measures Of
e1ie British authorities in CONSTANT.
Kcple, in dealing with the Turkish
Population and solemn understand.
m that no Greek vessels shall be per.
nitted to pass the Dardaneiles. II
POrcludes with b protest against the
estruction Of Turkish war material
a the Straits. Tho note Of Kemal was
n reply to the last written communi.
ltionS OF General Harrington, trans
fitted through Hamtd Bey, the, Ma
2Onalist representative in Constants
Siple. TO Kemal IN Smyrna. 4. FIJI
sit is felt In 7Brttish circles' that tle1
aud be forced to, modify their con
aatory attitude $at the moment ths
I1rks bring up heavy artillery witt
Sich they would be able to- threaten
eiously the European side Of thl
frdanelles ana. also hamper passagt
their vessels through the straits.
6 suts Arrive
lx submarines Of tha. British At
III feet have arrived and will b,
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