GALLIPOLI'S FUTURE.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 246, 17 October 1922, Page 5

GALLIPOLI'S FUTURE.

CLAIMED BY THE TURKS. RESTING PLACES OF THE j DEAD. { WILL NOT BE GIVEN BACK. (Bt '-al-10. I'rew A-'-.inn ('uiTright.'. I iISp-i'lvih! I".: , ." n.1...' ! ATIIKXS. il.-t<ilier i;.-iieral Mur. •■oiiinialiriing the lirecU Army in Thrare. leloaraphed t.. t lie irtivrrniucnl anil Wenera! Harrinjr.i-n. i-oinplitining that tlie VVcn.-li railway c.imjiany i- providing in-uiHt ieni r«l- j linn -H«-k In permit rhe rv«.nation lie- ! iiiit 1 iminletert in Hie stipulatud period.! Sir. Martin Donohoe. tlv -Dail> j Chronicle's" < oiißtaiiliuople c.irr>'j|«'in- ! rlem.-ay- that the future <>! tJalliwoli a> |.lie la=t resting place of tiiousinul> 01 our ' glorious dead i* keenly interestinjr loi.nl public opinion. Colonial lluyhe- interviewed general Harington in regard to the matter. Pie Turks have appointed :i (iovernur for tinllipoli. and claim the I right, to reestablish their' administm|t kill. The correspondent understand-, thai the Tnrkisli pretension has been jicfiised until tlie nueßiioii of the guar(iianship t.f th<. Dardanelles i« Bnnlly setlW. . Colonel Hugh.-- hns been informed jiliet on no aecoilill "ill the Iniperial Graves Commission be evacuated, or ihe liestiny v la< -e »'" lh '- nzl,L ' c1o:k1 reU '"' < ceded to tlie Turk*.- (A. and N.Z.t