Lausanne Conference
A L'STIIALI AN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION. A WARNING TO TURKS. LAUSANNE, December 19. Lord Curzon informed the Turks that the Straits discussion could not go on longer. Tin* last meeting o) tl:e Commission would he held to-mor-row, when the Turks must decide to accept the Allied proposals or the conference would terminate. RUSSO-TURKTSH PROPOSALS. 'Received this day at 9.30 a.m.) LAUSANNE. December 19. Riisso-TurUish proposals on the Straits question provide the Dardanelles shall cnlv he opened if Turkey can maintain the military situation and if the inviolability of the Iron ter of demilitarised Thrixe lie guaranteed. The Sea of Marmora should he excluded and no restriction placed on Turkish defences therein. The islands of finniniotlirare and Toncdos should form an integral part of tin* Dardanelles Turkey. it opposes the Green Fleet at Leo ii n os. Turkey’s plans regarding non-Moslem minorities provide that minorities .'hall enjoy the same rights of liberty as the majority. particularly the rights of association. Rights would be controlled by the League. Turkey would submit differences to an international court of Ji stico. On tin l other hand rights accorded to non-Moslem in Turkov would lie accorded by no p' Louring states to Moslem minorities in their territories.
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Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1922, Page 3
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205Lausanne Conference Hokitika Guardian, 20 December 1922, Page 3
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