THE ALLIES' PLANS.

Press, Volume LI, Issue 15460, 13 December 1915, Page 7

THE ALLIES' PLANS.

AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE. UNANIMOUS DECISION REPORTED; FIRM -VOTE TO GREECE. (Received December 15th, -j.o p.m.) PARIS, December 11. The conference between M. Briaud, Prime Minister of France, Sir Edward Grey, Lord Kitchener, General Joffro, Sir Francis Bertie, British Ambassador in France, and General Gallieni. has aroused the most intense interest. There is general relief a t the report, that the conference has removed the divergence of opinion between France and Britain regarding Salonica, and that there is now no question of abandoning Salonica. The decision renders energetic attitude possible in Greece. It is probable that a joint Note will be presented to Athens, couched in firm language, end requiring an immediate settlement. Sir Edward Grey. Lord Kitchener. M. Briand, and General Gallieni had a fresh conference to-day, when urgent que. l tions were settled in full agreement. (Received December 1-th, 5.-3 p.m.) LONDON, December 11. Ibe Ministers of the Quadruple Entente in Athens on Friday interviewed M. Skouloudis. Subsequently the Greek Cabinet met. Mi M. Donohoe states that M. Skouioudi.s has accepted tiic main demands cf the Allies. Several owners ot Greek vessels detained in France havo instructed the masters to discharge their cargoes, a nd obtain permission to continue their voyages, !