GREECE.

Temuka Leader, Issue 7523, 4 January 1917, Page 2

GREECE.

LONDON, Jan. 1. The position in Greece is becoming most serious The Allied Ministers ;ire still aboard warships. A strong Allied fleet has arrived at the Gulf of Corinth. , Official. Earl Granville has been appointed the British Government’s representative to the Venizelos Provisional Government at Salonika,,with the title of Diplomatic Agent. ATFI'ENS, Jan. -1. The islands of Peara and Imbros have thrown off their allegiance to King Constantine. The Entente’s Note demands that the artillery camp and the whole of the Greek Army, except sufficient to maintain order, be transfei red to Peloponnesus ; also an apology for the events of Dec’ Ist and 2nd, the liberation of the imprisoned Yenizelists, an indemnity to innocent victims, the degradation of the general responsible for the disturbances, and the restoration of Allied control. ' The Allies, undertake to prevent Nationalists crossing the neutral zone and intimate that the blockade will be maintained until satisfaction has been obtained.