Athens, Oct, 21.
The Greek Government has sent an ultimatum to Bulgaria in connexion with the frontier incident, giving: a time-limit of 48 hours, de: manding an indemnity of two million French francs, an expression of regret and punishment of those responsible.
The Premier, General Pangalos, states that troops for the time being will not enter Bulgaria, only being: stationed along the frontier.
lative for further measures left to the commanding officer of the Third Army Corps.
Oct, 22.
The Foreign Minister, M. Rendis, has resigned, and his place will be token temporarily by M. Hadji Kyraikos.—Reuter. official advices from Locarno, the President believes that the pact is tone of the most important achievements of Europe since the Dawes Plan and regards it as a further step in the direction of world peace. The President expects that the Pact.
have a definite effect upon proposals for a second armaments conference to be held in the United States.—Reuter's American Service.
Soviet Spite a Moscow, Oct. 20."
Kharkoff yesterday' to. participate Comrade Krasin, who arid at? in a session of the All-Ukrainion.\y Central Executive Committee, in amy interview with regard to the result of the Locarno Conference, declare; ed that the Security Pact was thes" nieans of drawing Germany into'the aphere of anti-Soviet policy and of 1", preventing a rapprochement with Soviet Russia.—Reuter.
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