GREEK AND TURK.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 72, 26 March 1921, Page 7

GREEK AND TURK.

RAPID ADVANCE BY GREEKS. I A DISORDERLY RETREAT. j (Rγ Cab]». —Tress Association.— rnpyright.) f ineeeirprl 1 j. M.i J ATHKNS. Marrh 25. I (Greeks from P.rusa, in Anatolia, drove the Turks 17 mill's in disorderly retreat. The (.'recks crossed the Kiier (iallosj and neeuiiied tile line from Hassan i'asha i throiiL'l. hunkiuklu in \eiiielieir. Tut I attiiel; rontinues. , • (.eni'ral Papoula's commanded liif | . trimpi) t" ?i\e the eniij, d,. jr ras to tinl;tnt element* of barbarism and to mi- ! plant i.rerk eivilisatioii. This will be the hi?! sacrifice asked of the army — ( A. and j.VZ I able. I I ATTACK BEGTTN BY GREECE. j_ j LONDON, Marrh 25. J Kc;x it: from I'ruea, in Anatolia, re-' erived ir: ('on-"tantini>]>!c, slate that the | t'rreeUs have launched an ufTensivp on the I ; Uril K a sector. j I Advices from. Smyrna. reeeivr-H in \ [Athens, state that the" < #Pek ■■ommuniler, ! iin h ;iroclaraatiiin to the trdopn, Bummons ■ :tlii-iii to atiiuk and mi-ih the enemy. | i Athens newspapers declare that a Creek :..lTensi\.- has iA. find N.Z.I !