BANK CASE SEQUEL.
POSITION OF Sill HAR-I SINGH. BY CABLE—PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPYEIGHT LONDON, Dec. 13. The Daily Chronicle says Sir Hari Singh’s English secretary has returned to India after a special visit to London for the purpose of explaining the Rajah’s .viewpoint. It is understood hp told the authorities that although the Rajah would have iiked to assist the, Public Prosecutor in the proceedings instituted lie felt it would be too much to expect him to come to London to undergo "the ordeal of cross-examination ina criminal court. Consequently, the authorities have abandoned the idea of calling the Rajah as a witness, but the proceedings will continue. REVENGEFUL ACTION. m .... LONDON, Dec. 13. The Daily Telegraph’s diplomatic correspondent. says That the Angora Govei nment had a- disgraceful revenge upon the Aga Khan for his Courageous letter in 1923 criticising the Kemalists’ action in connection with The Khalifat. The Angora Government has now toid certain Turkish. newspapers to iiidentify Mr._ A.”_; with the Aga; Khan in order to discredit the Moslem ■ leader amoiw Turkish Moslems. Turkish newspapers are publishing the lie.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 15 December 1924, Page 9
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179BANK CASE SEQUEL. Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 15 December 1924, Page 9
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