REACTION IN HUNGARY.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 202, 26 August 1919, Page 5

REACTION IN HUNGARY.

BANNED BY THE ALLIES. FREE ELECTION DEMANDED. ULTIMATUM ACCEPTED. j rlty Cable.—Press. Assn./ation.—Copyright.) IMUIS, August 25. I After hearing the views of Mr. H. C. Hoover, the Supreme Counoil sent a telegrtim to the Allied mission at Budapest declaring that, the Allies could not con-, elude ii lasting pe.aee with the Hunguriaii people ns long as tin: existing | Government, established by v coup d'etat jan.l carried out by a small firo.ip of i (iolice, under the protection of n foreign ari.-.y, i. niiiined in (lower. The. K-U-.Tiun .adds: -'The Archduke- Joseph says that { Ihe is ready to submit his position to thepopular vote 'titU does not satisfy the I i Supreme Council, as the elections would; I >iuluct..,l under tin- auspices of hid J administration. Therefore the Allies j, 'are obliged to insist, in the interests of J Kuropean peace, that the present Pre- ; I tender to the supreme power in Him-' i.Uiiry shall resign in order that a (Jov-j |eriiment representative of all parlies! J may be elected."—(Keuter.) The Archduke Joseph and also the Kriedridi Cabinet have resigned.—(A. and X.Z. Cable.) FREIDRICH TO FORM CABINET. REPRESENTING ALL CLASSES. j (Received 12.1.-. p.m.) rOPENHAOKX, August 2.5. 1 Advices from Budapest state tluit, following upon the resignation of Cabinet, the Allied mission .-harped Herr Preidrieh with the formation of a I .Ministry within three days representative of all classes.—(A. and 5.7.. I able, j i