ANGORA'S VOTE.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18345, 10 March 1923, Page 9

ANGORA'S VOTE.

feIEATY REJECTED. HEW CONFERENCE WANTED. f j&AUSANNE WORK UNDONE. TURKEY'S INDEPENDENCE. " SAFEGUARDS DEMANDED. Ay Tn\eei*vh— Association—Copyright A. and N.Z- LONDON. March 8. An official message from Constantinople states that the Angora Assembly, by a large majority, rejected the Lausanne •Treaty. The Assembly's resolution demands a settlement of the Mosul question within a fixed period, full safeguards for Turkey's v^a ' rights of independence in financial, economic, and administrative domains, and the immediate evacuation of . occupied Turkish territories upon the iigning of peace. The Assembly passed a vote of confidence in the Government, and authorised it to continue the. peace negotiations.. • line decision, which wipes out all the work done at Lausanne and demands new ■ negotiations, based on further concessions, ins reached after a final heated debate which lasted for twelve hours. After the Assembly had voted against , the Lausanne Treaty a Note to the Allies vis drafted requesting an early reply. \ The French Foreign Office announces that Ismet Pasha has been given full power by the Angora Government to continue negotiations. EECRUITMENT OF MOSLEMS. WARNING NOTICES POSTED. Au»tralian and N.Z. Cable Association. ' 95 p.m.) CONSTANTINOPLE. Mar. 8 Announcements in the Mahommedan quarters of the city warn all Mahommedans between '.he ages of 23 and 39 that ■ they must attend the recruiting offices within three days.