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LONDON NOV; 413 (Associated
Prese) .—-AlthOugh {the Thumne con-
Week. bemg fixed now for Nov. 20 ‘
flciel circles here mice The ew the:
another postponement will 7 necesé
sary it Great Britain fails to win her
must be held by mappmmma or
Groat Britain, Italy and mime; ' -
The British government is insisting
our some sort of consultation with the
other allies, either through Demons!
talks or. rolling in that. by‘ means of
notes. in order to learn exactly where
Great Britain stands before she enters
the conference
Now that thereunference has been
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(Sized here is whether it will be pos-
nople in the interim.
the utmost tact and skill will be neces-
sary to prevent violent outbursts.
our in saying that the extremists are
dominating the Angora government,
nople. is following theipolicy of dog-
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An incident which sharply shows
the total change in the situation tram
conditions which have prevailed dur—
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correspondents. whose dispatches any
unit an English book merchant who
'bec‘nmc involved in a etmet squabble
tree: seized by the Turkish people,
taken to the Quinta police station. and
thrashed. The correspondents any
that the establishment of martial law
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and [display of unity in. the nature
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-pernte in» day emergency wodld re;
nib“! anxiety. it is contended. "end
Inauntee stability during the discus-
pion- wwia Tux-its at Leueenne.
Withou eueh “co-operation. it is
argued. the cpnlcrence had better not
be held. ,
“ROME Nov. 1:. —-—Premier Musso-
linl may go to the lacunae confer-
ence with Marquie d‘l 0;:an the
lullan Ambassador to Turkey. accord-
Ins” the newspaper Azionc. In such
case. the Premier would return to
Rome after the first few hitting;
PARIEL Nov. 13 (Associated Press).
—-“'l'he conference is adjourned. you
say? Well. your governments are no-
naming e. gra 'e responsibility." Thus
spoke Ismcti. a. the Turkish Na-
tionalist Foreign. Minister and head or
the Turkish Nationalist Foreign Min-
ister and head of the Turkish delega-
tions to the Len-none pence confer-
enccl‘i. to'the foreign editor of the
{Menu on board the Orient express on
which ,he was traveling to lnusenne.
"I tell you it in n dangerous pro-
ceeding." Ismet continued. “because
you can not easily hold an entire peo-
ple, an entire army in the prolonged
uncertainty oi an armistice. There are
no normal relations between the
powers and us. and the whole of our
people are being kept in a state of
intolerable nervous tension.
“Trusting In the. French and their
word of honor. Pha‘ve done what few
generals would be able to (lo-stopped
victorious and enthusiastic troop-
along' an nrbitnrily. drawn line. And
here. abandoning my
army and am told not yet. we are
trying to reach an agreement among
ourselves."
Ferid Boy. the Nationalist repre-
sentative here. however. views the
postponement of the conference with
more philosophy than lemet. f
"The Turks. who have waited two
years. can wait another week without
undue distrese."‘enid F'erid to the Ego
celsiorl “Their hurry to end the state
of war is explained by the Greek
policy in "Eastern Thrace and" Crete
from which Museulmnnn are being
expelled en daese and replaced by
Greeks and refugeesaewept alone in
the retreat of the Greek armies." 2
point that a. preliminary- conference _
postponed. the question most. urgently
sihle to maintain peace in Comtl-; ‘
Restoration of ’ .
communications has revealed such an
ugly situation there that it is evident.
All reports coming to London con- ,
which through its agents in Constanti- .
.More cOqu'eratlon' among the allies .
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BELFAST. Nov.
Peace With Honor " composed for the
most part. of prominent Belfast
tradesmen, has lsued an appeal to
the voters of England in which it is
declared that "Ulster intends to re-
inniu part and parcel of the British
Empire."
1 “To tell to appreciate Ulster-’8 po-
eltlondiofv may be fraught with grave
danger alto only to Ulster but to the
empire. of Which she is an integral
part. " the statement said.
The appeal points out that Ulster
having been, given a. Parliament of her
own. wants to be let! alone to carry
Imperial Parliament without any dim-
cultiee bolus placed inthe way.
, "filter sten’ do today as she has al-
ways done, for the empire and the
lies." Hie appeal said. . efler loyal
citizens appeal“ to the electors of
England. Scotland and Wales who
share with them the same ideals of
patriotism and loyalty. and who are
proud of their British citizenship. to
see that the unity or the empire fdr
which they both stand is not forgotten
when the time comes for them to cast
their votes.”
1,000" Dead, 'lhousands
Homeless in Tidal Wave
(Continued from First Page).
ridian of the solar body. The sun spot
made its appearance on Nov. 5 and
was the largest observed this year.
At Valparaiso it was pointed out by
Rear Admiral Martin. Director of the
Navy Meteor-notice} Service. that the
earthquake come just as the conjunc-
tions of Mercury and Jupiter and Nep-
tune and the sun were approaching.
and he declared this was {LEDIIICA‘DL
"Ah FAGASTA C‘hile Nov:18.-—
The CI y of Copiepo was destroyed
and the Port or Caldera was greatly
damaged by the tidal waves‘ot Satur-
day morning. The waters cut oi! all
the electric power and'the populace
became panicky as the city grew coni-
pletely dark. Most of the commercial
section or Coplapo was carried away.
by the waters and the Port of Che-i
note} was destroyed. according to re-
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