THIRD EDITION.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 4 October 1916, Page 4

THIRD EDITION.

LAtESt WAR NEWS.

SUBMARINES AND THE LAW.

AS AIUEO MEMORAKIMTM

TO KETJTItAI.-NATIONS.

(Australian and N.Z. Cabls Association.)

(Received 3 p.m.)

"W;'-. LONDON, October 3.,- ; The Allied Gbvernmerito' memorandura addressed to.the Government of certain neutral maritime State 3 urges that the principles of the law of nations applyin? to eubmarines is affected by special novel considerations, therefore any place supplying a submarine warship far from base pecomea a Base , ;; of. naval operations. The Allies. are of opinion that submarines should be excluded for the benefit of the rules ;of the law ,of nations ' regaring admission , and" sojourn iv neutral Powers' waters, and that ft belligerent snbmarine; entering a neutral port should >be detained. The Allies warn neutrals of danger to their submarines v-hich. frequently.,venture into the-war area. ; ....-,'. . _;.'.; : ;':,;,;,.,:^0mep v /.,' : :':..':;. THE GREEK CABINET. . ■'•' ■. '. ■■" ' - " . •■■'■ .-.■■■ ! (United Service.) ' . . . • . (Received 3 p.m.) : October 3. ••. In view of the Allies' representation, the' fate , of the Calogeiropoulis Cabinet is regarded as sealed. .". ■' Five commandants arid numerous officers and cadets., of the military college have: joined the' National' .movement.-