Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1933, Page 20

S0 NAY GETDEATH N TRKISH ROTS Plot Against Modern Regime Claimed as Kemal Goes to Holy City. By the Assoclated Press. ISTANBUL, Turkey, February 6—A religious uprising in the Holy City of Broussa, for which more than 60 priests end ringleaders faced possible death today, was believed part of a wide- spread reactionary plot against the modern laicized Turkish government. The plan was to put the government headed by President Mustapha Kemal at Angora, the new capital, against jts Asiatic rival, Little Broussa, the first capital of the Turkish Empire, which took up the defense of Allah’s name, | refusing to change it to the Turkish form, “Tanri” The uprising in ancient Broussa de- . when & mosque muezzin, or called the faithful to prayer in CREDIT UNION CHARTERED - READY TO BEGIN WORK Purposes Will Be Explained at Meeting of Navy Employes Tonight. Willilam Harrison of the Bureau of Engineering, Navy Department, will preside at tonight's meeting of the Navy Department branch of the Federal Em- ployes’ Union, No. 2, at the head: - ters of the local, Suite 604, 710 Four- teenth street. The monthly assembly will be called to order at 8 c’clock. E. I Snyder, chairman of the Credit s ordered by President Kemal, turned upon government of- ficlals who tried to save the muezzin. Arrests Continue. Police quelled the riot. taling more than 60, continued today | and an investigation of possible similar | plots here was being conducted by | Istanbul police. It was thought possi- | ble those arrested in Broussa may be hanged. (Twenty-eight Turks, who re- volted against President Kemal's decree | outlawing the fez as a_headgear, were | hanged in Menemen, Turkey, on Feb- , 1931, and their bodies were | pended all day on the gallows | rning.) | sident Kemal, who has enforced | is many reforms, including abolition of the fez for men, the veil for women and the old alphabet, with an iron hand, hurried fo Broussa to take charge of the investigation. The high priest of the mosque was| discharged and & number of priests| were arrested. Compromising documents | were found on & number of prisoners, showing the Broussa manifestation was | premeditated. | The director of religious affairs re-| ceived letters tareatening him with death if he reported to Angora that | Bre refused to obey the govern- ment order to abandon the Arabic prayers and adopt the new Turkish versions. Cuts Short Tour. ‘The President cut short an economy inspection tour of the country to go to Broussa. He was accompanied by Ismet Pasha, president of the Council. ‘They went into an immediate confer- ence with the Gavernor and the police | officials. The ministers of interior and | Justice were to leave Angora immedi- | ately for Broussa. | So delicate has been the task of | charging the language of prayers that the government had not yet attempted | nation-wide application of the Presi-| dent’s decree. During the recent holy | month of Ramazan the mosques con- tinued services in Istanbul in Arabic. Coal mines of Britain are putting| nomination of offi- cers will be an order of business. D. A. V. Meeting February 15. Federal Chapter, No. 6, Disabled next Wednesday night, as stated in The Star yesterday. Comdr. Oscar G. 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