"BEYOND ALL REASON"
(Received February 25, 3 p.m.)
LONDON, 24th February.
The following official announcement has been made:—The Supreme Council sees the Turkish delegations to-morrow.
Tilie Central NWs' interviewed the Greek delegate, who said that M. Calogeropoulos (Premier) was utterly opposed to a further investigation of the populations of the disputed territories. It looks as if an insurmountable barrier will be readied.. Much as we detest it, war appears inevitable, for we shall not evacuate Smyrna.
The proceedings, at the Conference today have been very disappointing. The Greeks are convinced' that the Turkish claims are beyond all reason. The Greek statistics had been accepted at the San Remo Conference and no material chaneo could have taken place in the last eighteen months. .
M.\ Venizelos has gone to Paris, and will not return during the conference.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 48, 25 February 1921, Page 8
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