POSITION IN GREECE.

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15955, 17 July 1917, Page 8

POSITION IN GREECE.

ROYALIST BRUTALITIES. ANTI-YENIZELOS ATROCITIES. (By Cable—Pxesa Association.—Copyright.) (Australian and N.Z. Cable ATHENS, July 15. The exhumation of the Venizolists who wero killed in tho affair of December Ist last has roused general indignation. The bodies have been found horribly mutilated. On. December Ist Royalist troops wantonly attacked British and French troops, killing many, and embarked upon a ruthless suppression of Venizelists.

ITALY AND GREECE,

AN AGREEMENT REACHED.

ATHENS, July 15. ,An agreement has been reached between Italy and Greece with respect to the occupation of Epirus and tho town of Jauina. THE STRUGGLE FOR RIGHT. GREECE HAPPY TO PARTICIPATE. (Australian and 27. Z. Ca-ble .ssoct&«iom) (Received July 16th, S.*2o p.m.) PARIS, July 10. Tho King of Greecc, in a message to President Poincare, appreciatively refers to France's heroic struggle for the triumph of right, justice, and liberty, in which Greece is happy to bo able from henceforth to participate. VENIZELOS'S POLICY. DIFFERENCE WITH THE KING. Admiralty per "Wireless Prem. (Received Jnlv 16th, 11.50 p.m.") ATHENS, July 15. A difference has arisen between King Alexander and M. Yenizelos, the former refusing to sign the decree, convoking the Chamber. An immense majority in the country supports M. Venizelos's request for an open repudiation of Constantine : s homo and foreign policies, but King Alexander is withholding his conscnt.