APOLOGY REFUSED.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17633, 9 December 1922, Page 18

APOLOGY REFUSED.

SAVABXA'S DEFIANCE OP ALLIES. (By o»W»—Press Association—Copytigfoi.) (Austiftlia.il and N.Z. Cftble Association' PARIS, December 7. The "Matin" learns on reliable authority that Herr von Killing, President of the Bavarian Council, has refused to \iga an apology to the Allies. Von Killing states that the Reich, will give v the Allies the required moral satisfaction, but tho Berlin Government is disinclined to have tl»e financial aspect of the matter settled by the League of Nations.' He points out that the commune of Ingoldstadt cannot be helrt responsible, since the incident complained of ocourred outside tho town. A Note embodying these views will be sent to the Allies on IViday, after submission to the party chiefs. -. - [A message from Paris on December Ist said:—The Foreign Office states that the Ambassadors' Council demands from- Germany before December 10tK reparations for injuries to Allied officers'at Stettin, Paesau, and Ingoldstadt, that the-Bavarian Premier must forward an and that Pass&u and Ingoldstadt must each pay half a million gold marks. Failure to comply .ivill mean the seizure of a million gold \maris from,the Bavarian revenues. A " later message said- Herr Cuno'a Cab- ' Inet. conferred with the Bavarian and other State Premiere regarding the Al- ■ lies' demands arising out of incidents ' in" Bavarian towns. 1 The Bavarian - Government refused to sign an 1 apology.] "