Constantinople, Nov. 28.
Premier Fethi Bey, outlining in the Assembly the new Government's Programme, said they were determined to maintain the army strong. fenovgh to ensure the security and integrity of the frontiers. They intended to respect all the engage: ments entered into by previous Governments. They\were anxiously awaiting an equitable solution of the Mosul frontier question, which was, now in the hands of the League of Nations, as this was the only obstade to the resumption of the traditional friendship between Great Britain and Turkey.
The Chamber unanimously passed a vote of confidence in the new Gov=
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