The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-02-07
.Isnlet Pasha
to Return
to Angora
Turkish Leader Will Not Re-
sumo Conferences With AL.
lies at Once-Hears Ne
got;ation Terms.
Strong Hopes for Peace

AtIOiiS AiOf1Oo III cav
Lausanne, Feb. 7.-tBy a. PAD
mediation has definitely failed; Turkey
will not sign the allied treaty at the
present time, even with the latest
concessions proposed. and within 4
few hours Ismet Pasha will leave for
Angora TO consult with his govern
ment.
Paris. Feb. The naras cor
respondent at Lausanne says that
after a conversation With Count Mas
sigli, secretary general OF the confer.
ence, Ismet Pasha announced at I
this morning that he would leave at
6:i5 for Angora. as planned.
Lausanne, Feb. e.-lBy 4. P.E
Ismet Pasha went into conference a:
Il tonight with his colleagues Of this
Turkish delegation % decide whether
he should leave Lausanne tomorrow.
lie received late tonight official all.
vices from Paris and London setting
for the conditions on which the nego.
iiations could be resumed.
The economic and some of tbs
financial clauses Of the treaty con-
tinue TO form the burden OF the diff.
Guilty; some Of the allied representa-.
tiyes have been objecting 10 their ex-
clusion from the treaty. 70 be tbs
subject Of further negotiations, as
&. Ia.
complications in the future.
Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol OF
the American delegation finally de-
cided to proceed TO Constantinople
and took the train for that city.
Hope for Peace.
Paris, Feb. s.-By \. P.l-There Is
strong hope in Paris that the peace
treaty with the Turks will be signed
within q few days or weeks Ismet
PasAa. head Of the Turkish delega.
ton at Lausanne. IS reported to be in
a receptive mood. Nevertheless. time
Is important. as Ismet has his bag
gage packed.
Premier Poi1care. after consulta-
ton with NJ Bompard and the other
French delegates TO the Lausanne
conference, decided TO associate him.
self with the British cabinets decis-
Ion declining TO exclude the economic
clauses from the treaty. NJ Po:ncare
telegrsphed Ismet Pasha tonight re-
questing that he Immediately state the
final conditions he is prepared TO
sign.
Ismet. according 10 the French. IS
ready TO attach his signature TO a
treaty embody.ng al subjects settled
in the conference or compromised in
the last hurried hours Of Sunday:
when, as one Frenchman put Il. Isnet
was so disturbed by listening for the
whistle OF Curzon's departing train
that he did not realize exactly what
was happening.
Situation Is Improved.
London. Feb e.-lBy \. Pas be-
tween Turkey and the allies. the
situation is distinctly improved. but
il IS still doubtful II the treaty will
he signed before Is,nei Pasha leaves
Lausanne for Angora.
The adjourned cabinet 9ouncl net
today without Lord Curzon. who was
indisposed. and discussed the subject
Of the near east settlement only brief
" The developments include the ~.
ceipt by the foreign office Of note
from Premier Poineare ;niimaiing
the unwill'nguess e the Turks 70
sign the treaty. but according TO in
formation in official circles. with GER
tain reservations or conditions. the
nature OF which Is not definitely dis
closed. but which are supposed TO con-
cern capitulations ard economic Ques-
tions-in fact. similar reservations to
those which on Sunday prevented sig.
nature OF the treaty
/, is understood that " Poincare
suggested that the signing of the
treaty should take place al Paris be
lore lsmet Pasha leaves Tor home.
The British governments position is
that IL the Turks are ready 10 sign
Internationally. Il 5 ready 10 send
a representative 10 Paris Tor affix-
.ng the signatures. and Il Is under
stood that reply in this sense has
heen forwarded TO the French pre-
mier.
Leo O'Brien. of Drug Firm.