Paris, Feb, 2
While admitting the legal basis fof Turkey's standpoint, the news papers emphasize that it ix necessary to avoid the conflict between Greece and Turkey taking a more unfavourable turn. They point out that the conciliatory action on the part of the Allies, and especially M. Herriot's conversations with the Greek and Turkish Ministers, will tend to ameliorate the situation.
Feb. 3.
Jevad Bey, the Turkish Amba: sador in Paris, today visited the Quai d'Orsay "and discussed the Tarco-Greek differences. He _declared "that Turkey would refuse any intervention by the Hague Tribunal as proporad by Grecee—Reuter.
London, Feb. 3.
In connexion with the Turi Greek dispute owing to Turkey's expelling the Greek Patriarch from Constantinople, it ix learned: thet the Allied Governments are clovely watching the situation, but that serious development is anticipated, ps vided that the matter ix earefully handled—Reute
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