TURKISH NATIONALISTS.
BRITISH POLICY.
(B7 Cable —Pr«es Association —Copyright.) (United Service.) LONDON, July o. Replying to ques-tions in the House of Commons, Mr Bonar Law announced that the British naval and military support of the Greeks against the Turks would be confined to what was necessary to ensure the freedom of the straits and the fulfilment of the peace terms. Tho reinforcements sent to the Dardanelles were intended solely for that purpose. A DAEENG SAID. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 6. Turks daringly occupied Beiioz, on the Asiatic shore, opposite the Allied headquarters at Constantinople. English and Greek, troops attacked the position, aided by an all-night bombardment from the British warships. The rebels, who were mostly brigands, were driven out.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16881, 8 July 1920, Page 7
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