AUSTRIA-HUNGARY

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 14 September 1921, Page 5

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY

FEELING OP ALARM

COERCIVE MEASURES

BY. CABLE—P&ESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT

BERLIN, Sep. 12. Foreign .Office telegrams show that the attitude of the Hungarian Government as regards tiie Burgenland- dispute is very unsatisfactory. Hungary replied to the Allies' Note suggesting that the wbrE of restoring order shall be entrusted ,to Huganan troops. This is regarded as irrelevant and the abandonment of £Ke previous disavowal oi* responsibility for the action of irregular bands. The Austnans have withdrawn from their zone. Meanwhile a state of alarm prevails on the frontier, and the, population and cattle are ISetng rdriven inlands It is felt in "Lflhcfon^ tnat 'it will be necessary to employ coercive measures to compel the fulfilment of Hungary's obligations.; .