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Greece has informed the Leagi Secretariat that her Minister—in Paris assisted by three military officials from Greece will attend the Counce dellprations regarding the Gracco-Bulgar 'M, Briand presided over a specially convoked meeting of the Council of the League of Nations today, at which Mr. Austen Chamberlain represented Britain, to
dispute investigate the Graceo-Bulgarian The Chairman referred to con-fioting reports, and in a statement sented to by his colleagues said ere were two distinct questions, one the urgency concerned with the cessation of hostilities and the withdrawal of troops to their own territories, and the other involving the ascertainment of the facts and the fixing of responsibility and re-aration payable, which would take time.
Replying to M. Briand the Balgarian Minister at Paris declared that Bulgaria had in no way invatled Greece, while the Greek Minister at Paris said Greece would evacuate Bulgarian territories when the Bulgars withdraw from Greece.
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