AFTER-WAR SETTLEMENTS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17371, 19 January 1920, Page 5

AFTER-WAR SETTLEMENTS.

CONTROL OF DARDANELLES. ALLIED CONTROL SECURED. , FATE OF TURKS OUTSTANDING By Teleeraph—Press Association—Copyiieht (Received 1 5.5. p.m.) A. and N.Z. PARIS. Jan. 15. ' ,The inter-Allied Conference; has advanced the Turkish -.question: an important step by irrevocably deciding upon Allied control of the Dardanelles and the Bbsphorus. The question of permitting .the Turks to remain ,; at / Constantinople v. has not been settled. The Allies are unwavering in their demand for ; the trial of the exKaiser. It is ; expected that Holland will not dare to refuse to surrender him. i Ifc has been practically decided that the Crown Prince shall : not be tried. '■$ ; >., Another report states that though it has not been finally decided there is no doubt that the conference 'will adopt the resolution to allow the Sultan to remain at .Constantinople

SURRENDER OF CRIMINALS DEMAND TO BE • PRESSED. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.: »«i.' 5.5. p.m.) ; •.-:; LONDON, Jan. 11 It is authoritatively stated thai hhfirt is no question of ; calling Ger w<«y |to hand ; over > the ! militarj •>r naval commanders who observec H-.-i -les of warfare, out the offioei'i ' whom definite proof of 3ucl (■ -ii'.es. as firing upon people strug gil't* in the water after the sinkinf "I (Aips, : the mutilation ;of 'th* 'i ended,,' or violence; ' again & ■•?. 0men..:'....; ! - '.<\^',y. .■<....■■•. ■ < The list which has been carefull; revised is now reduced to) 800 names The British,' French and KslgiuX Governments .are absolutely decide) that these must be handed over t' the Allies particularly concerned Thus Britain #111 deal with subma rme'sinirui&A. Wts= _ ; thi demand fo surrender is made details - of th charges w; L-r published in Gei 'many.' .- ■ -