Charges by Jugoslavia.
Josip Djardja, presenting Jugo-j si avia’s case, asked the Balkans commission to take evidence from the Greek Left Wing and centre politi-’ cians, and also from Buell Maben, who is head of the UNRRA mission to Greece. Djardja requested the commission to visit Greek “concentration camps and the scenes of mass killings,” and also to inquire into the effects of the presence of British troops “in supporting the Greek Fascist regime.”— Athens, February 12.
Naval. Relic at Waitangi. An addition to the wealth of naval relics which are held at Waitangi, the site at which -Captain Hobson, R.N., landed in 1840, is part of the former New Zealand cruiser Philomel. It is a hand-basin mounted on a mahogany cabinet which was removed from the cruiser and presented to the Waitangi National Trust Board through the efforts of Commodore G. H. Faulkner, First Naval Member of the Naval Board and Chief of the Naval Staff. Bearing the dates 1891-1946 on a brass plate, the relic is accommodated in the Treaty House and is described by Mr. V. H. Reed, honorary secretary of the board, as a typical naval relic of the period which it represents.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 February 1947, Page 8
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