GREECE AND ITALY.
AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CARLE ASSOCIATION. JANINA MURDERS. C! HE ECU DISPUTES DECISION'S. AHTENS, Sept. 30. C«recce’s reply to the decision <>l the Ambassadors’ Conference tlmt Greece musl pay, objects to the decision. It denies Crock officials failed in their duty. It says the criminals are believed to ho in Albania where they could not be pursued. It says the line caused a painful impression, as the Creek people had confidence in the Allied Powers, and asserts three of the four representatives thought Greece not responsible;? The reply, asserts that there is _ a general conviction the crime in Janina was committed by Albanians. I hey
were assassins, it says, whom it is impossible for Greece to apprehend, in view of the proximity of Albanian territory. The reply complains the penalty is excessive, and urges the Ambassadors to submit the decision to Hie International Court of Justices at The Hague.
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Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1923, Page 3
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