STRIFE IN NORTH GREECE

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 25061, 18 December 1946, Page 7

STRIFE IN NORTH GREECE

llbania Demands Investigation rpLY TO GREEK CHARGES Association— Copyright) it t«3O pan.) NEW YORK, Dec. 17. replying to the formal charges that Albania, Jugo- : a nd Bulgaria were fomenting strife in northern Greece, the charge to the Security 1 that the Royalist dominated Tlovernment was trying to proagainst its neighbours and Ted that the Security Council ’Jonnnission to Greece to inves’the situation. added that this was an upuof part of the Greek people t their Government. ‘ ria called the Greek charges trivial and unfounded and said gver since the present Greek «ment came to power it had an ie of marked hostility to BulHjscussion was adjourned until he r 18, after the adoption of a » States suggestion that Albania idgaria. which so far have been •ted only to’ submit statements , council, should be invited to ipate in the debate without a -while, Greek Army Head- « has announced that 80 Greek ijjas who surrendered in Western Hnia said that they came from iavia and fought recently near •joslav border, reports Reuter’s indent in Athens. m en added that many other fUas were ready to surrender, but leaders were watching them. , army said that the men had under the recent amnesty o former members of the ELAS, lere found guilty of co-operating trmed bands of guerrillas, were ied by a firing squad in Salonika iday.