GREECE CALM.
—• PUBLIC UNMOVED BY COUP. (by cable—press asbociatios—copvkjght.) (Sydxey "Svx"' Sebvice.) ATHENS, Juno 2G. The casualties iu the revolution were two killed -and twenty wounded. . M. Michalacopoulis refused to resign until Admiral Hadjikyriakos shelled the Presidential Palace. Aeroplanes dropped a proclamation, by M. Pangalc-s, declaring that the ..revolution was successful throughout the country. M. Pangaloa has definitely assumed the Premiership. He hopes to form a Cabinet, in which he will also be Minister of War. The public is strangely unmoved by the dramatic events of the day, which have moved with astonishing rapidity and secrecy. M. Pangalos issued a manifesto stating that he was merely carrying out the wishes of the people who had demanded the redemption and purification of Greece. The situation is quite .calm. PERSONNEL OF CABINET. M. PANGALOS AT HEAD. (bt cablbVpmss association— coptbight.) (UUTM'S TBUtOSAItS.) : {Received June ; 27th 6.5 .p.m.) '"'.',*■'■ ATHENS, June 26. The new ' Cabinet personnel., is M. Pangalos, Premier and Minister of War, Admiral Hadjikyriakos, Minister of Marine, and temporarily Minister of Foreign Affairs. ..'.'*
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18420, 29 June 1925, Page 10
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171GREECE CALM. Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18420, 29 June 1925, Page 10
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