ARMENIAN PROBLEM.
REPORT OF AMERICAN COMMISSION. LONDON, April 3. The reports prepared by the American Commission to Armenia have been published. The Commission states that it would cost the United States '27.5,000,030 dollars, and require from 25,000 to 200,000 troops in order to undertake the mandate for the administration of Arnienih, which will probably be selfsupporting within five years. ■ The Commission advocates absolute control of Turkey’s foreign policy before, cue United States accepts the mandate. Lt sets -out a large number of reasons for and against its acceptance.
SITUATION IN CILICIA. LONDON, April 4. . It. is understood that the situation in _,lieia is serious. The Christian population is endangered. are threatening Adana, Tarsus, and Marsi na. Rands of Armenian volunteers are being organised. TROUBLE ON PFPCi ,\X FRONTIER TEHERAN, April 4. It is reported that 10,00!) Armenians invaded the Nakfchcvan-Orbubad district, near the rersinn frontier, destroyed several Mussulman villages, and massacred the inhabitants and then / withdrew. attack is intended as a reprisal for the cruelties inflicted at Akeulis. ,
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Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1920, Page 2
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168ARMENIAN PROBLEM. Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1920, Page 2
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