EXTRA EDITION NEAR EAST

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 October 1922, Page 7

EXTRA EDITION NEAR EAST

r CABINET SUMMONED.

NEWS LESS SATISFACTORY. JSX CABbiS -l-JIiESS ASSOCIATION—COPYBIUiII ,(Reeeived Oct. 6, 1.20 p.m.) LONDON, Oct. 5. • 'Cabinet was: hurriedly summoned at midnight on receipt of less satisfactory news from Mudania.—-Reuter. j EXTREMISTS IN INDIA. I APPEAL TO ASSIST TURKS. Received Oct. 6, 12.25 p.m. DELHI, Oct. 5. An extremist paper at Allahabad is. appealing for the'enlistment of a legion to assist the Turkish Nationalists in the struggle with the Greeks. Strong feeling is existent against allowing the paper; to disseminate what is regarded as dangerous propaganda.—-Aus.-N.Z. CabteAssn. ' SETTLEMENT EXPECTED SOON, j ■. J MEETING TURKISH OBJECTIONS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 5. ' A French communique dealing with the Mudania conference says that Ismet Pasha has raised fairly categorical objections to certain points, and the Allied generals are examining these. There is a common wish to arrive at a settlement, keeping the Turkish interests especially in view and endeavouring to reconcile them with the minimum of indispensable guarantees. The Allied generals also conferred with the Crreek delegates. It is hoped to reach ! &■ final settlement to-morrow. A British communique states that the ' lAllied delegates readily assembled. Several objections were raised by • Ismet, but there are still a few points : unsettled. ] A reply by the Angora Government \ regarding the peace conference has been received. It suggests that a confer- , «nee be held at Smyrna on the 20th, ; and requests the inclusion of Russia, , and Georgia.—Reuter. '