CRISIS IN GREECE.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 15723, 17 October 1916, Page 7

CRISIS IN GREECE.

RETRIEVING '

TREACHERY

NEW CRETAN REGIMENT

(•By Cable.—Preas Association—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable Association.;

(Received October 16th. 6.10 p.m.)

ATHENS, October 16

General Navoularis has been commissioned to reconstitute a third Cretan Regiment for tho one now interned in Germany. He has issued a manifesto appealing to the Cretans to avongo tho regiment, which was tho victim of treachery.

SMUGGLING ARMS

PLOTTERS STILL ACTIVE

(Australian aiui X.Z. Cable Association.) (Received October 17th, 12.20 a.m.) ATHENS, October 16.

In defiance of Admiral Fournot's demands an attempt was mado to send a train load of artillery and munition supplies from Athens to Larissa. It was prevented by the French controllers.

Another attempt at the Schimatem

station succeeded- Admiral Fournet now controls that station.

It is understood that the Entente is recognising the new Government in the Islands of Greece.

GREEK PRINCE IN ENGLAND

f Received October 17th, 12.20 a.m.) LONDON, Octohpr IG. The Greek Prince, Nicholas, has arrived in Engand.

Prince Nicholas is a brother of King Constantine.

AID FROM .

AMERICA

GREEKS PROMISE SUPPORT,

(Australiaa and N.Z. Cab'-o Association.) (Received October 16th. 10 p.m.) NEW YORK, October 16. Ten thousand Greeks in New York enthusiastically formed a Ycnizelist Party, and denounced King Constantine, asserting that ho had dishonoured Greece. Speakers said that 300,000 Greeks in America would support Vcnizelos with funds.