ANARCHY IN GREECE.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 883, 8 December 1916, Page 7

ANARCHY IN GREECE.

ROYALIST OUTRAGES. HOSTILITY TO ALLIES. A. end y.Z. Cable Aisociatien and Bruttr. LONDON, December 6. The Foreign Ollire states that ! Press messages from Greece are uris- [ leading, inasmuch as the Royalists have regained control of the cable i and Press censorships, and the Allied I Press correspondents at Athens have | been threatened with personal violence similarly with all others suspected of Venizelist leanings. There is reason to believe that the Royalist forces and mobs have been ginltf of very grave acts of violence. SUCCESSFUL BLOCKADE. STREETS BARRICADED. Auttreiian and S.Z. Cable Aiaoeiatic*. LONDON, December 7. A wireless message from Roma says that advices from Athens state | that General Doucmanis and Colonel Metaxas. and other Gcrmanophiles, have not been called to power. King Constantine has ordered the disI armament of all civilians. Greek navigation has stopped completely, and the communications with the islands are interrupted. The arrests of Venizelists and domiciliary searches continue. The Liberal newspapers have not been published, ard the Royalists I have erected barricades in thf I streets.