The Washington times., 1923-09-08
GREECE AGREES
To ENJOYS
TERMS
Note Satisfactory, Paris Re-
port Says-SIayers Demand
ed From Albania.
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payment although no specific sum
is mentioned.
The note was worded carefully so
as not to give offense to Italy or
to strengthen the Italian threat OF
withdrawal FROM the League OF
Nations.
The document said that the assas-
sination of General Tellini and his
colleagues was considered purely a
political afIrir, and as such 1t in.
volved the state upon whose terri,
tory the killings took place. The
council said that Greece should
make reparations and undergo PEN
alties which were outlined in the
communication.
Apology Demanded.
The penalties include the fol-
lowing:
1. The highest Greek military
authorities at Athens shall present
an explanation and apology to
the diplomatic representatives Of
England, France, and Italy.
2. Funeral services for the dead
Italians shall be celebrated in the
Athens Catholic Cathedral which
the Greek cabinet shall attend.
8. On the day Of the funeral the
Greek fleet shall fire salute Of
twenty -one guns for Italian, British
and French warships which shall
enter PiraeuS, led by the Italians.
4. Greek troops with a flag shall
render military honors to the Ital-
ian dead when the c0ffins are taken
on shipbOard for removal home.
8. The Greek government shall
undertake to assure the. utmost
speed In arresting and Furnishing
the assassins.
6, A special commission com.
posed of delegates from Great Brit.
ain, Italy, France. and Japan, under
the presidency Of q Japanese, shall
supervise the Greek government 3
OF Tina assassinations,
which must be completed by Sep
tenber ~.
I. The commission shall attend
the investigation and shall be au-
thorized to require the Greek au-
thorities to make supplementary In.
quiries and interrogations.
8. When the investigation is
completed q report will be made
upon 1t to the allied council OF am.
bassadors. @
Q. Greece shall assure the Sc.
curity of the investigating COM
mission while It is upon Greek soil.
10. Greece shall pay the expense
of the commission and furnish
every facility.
IL. The ambassadorial council
invites the Albanian government
to take the necessary steps to en-
able the commission to conduct its
inquiry upon Albanian territory.
IL. The Greeks shall agree 10 pay
the Italian government indemnity
which shall be fixed by the perma-
nent court at The Hague, based
upon the report OF the investigating
commission.
10. The commissions report shall
be transmitted to The Hague by
the council Of ambassadors, along
with recommendations.
IL. The Greek government imme.
CIately shall deposit with the Ma
tionaI Bank Of Switzerland 81, ZOO, 900
lire with instructions that ''it shall
be paid wholly or In part to the
Kingdom of italy on the decision Of
the permanent court OF justice at
The Hague.
The ambassadorial conference
urged italy to make the. utmost
speed 80 that the occupation Of
Corfu and adjacent islands should
not be prolonged.
Note Causes Surprise.
The note caused surprise among
league Of nations delegates who
had expected insistence that Italy
should pledge herBelf to evacuate
Corfu. 1t had been expected that
such a demand would be made to
prevent the league assembly from
interfering in the seizure Of Corfu.
The Italian-Greek dispute and
Italy's insistence that the league
has no jurisdiction to interfere has
been threatening the international
with the utmost Diff
ficulties II not collapse.
The note is considered an Italia n
1t has created a bad i'm.
preston in some quarters. Hostile
comment was reported from Ge.
neva. The accusation is made that
the British threw down the small
nations which were seeking to
precedent by having the
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Representatives Of small countries
at Geneva planed sensational
fight upon the floor Of the assem-
bly, in favor of Intervention but
their plans were dislocated by the
council, which postponed the as