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De Valera, Irish republican leader, and Sir James Craig, Ulster premier, ap- i
pealing to them for a conference between representatives of the government
aad northern and southern Ireland.
Greece Decl nes dla i0 0 er
THBNS—(By A, P.)—Greece today declined the offer of France, G r6at
Brttain and ItaJ y t0 med i a t e with the Turkish Nationalists for the purpose of
ending hostilities between them and the Greeks In Asia Minor.
