FUTURE OF GALLIPOLI.
TURKS DESIRE TO RETURN. BRITAIN REJECTS CLAIM. I I CONFERENCE TO DECIDE, j By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright, j A. and >T.Z. LONDON. Oct. 16. | Mr. Martin Donohoe, the Daily ' Chronicle's con-espondent at Constantinople. says that the future of Gallipoli as j the last resting place of thousands of our ! glorious dead is keenly interesting local ■ public opinion. Colonel Hughes inter- ' viewed General Harington in regard to j ihe matter. The Turks have appointed j 11 Governor for Gallipoli, and claim the 1 right to re-establish their administra- ! tion. The correspondent understands that the Turkish pretension has been refused until the question of the guardian- j ship of the Dardanelles is finally settled, j Colonel Hughes has been informed that 1 on no account will the Imperial Graves Commission be evacuated, or the rcstingplace of the Anzac dead retroceded to the Turks. j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18224, 18 October 1922, Page 9
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