AUSTAIA-HUNGARY

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 74, 28 March 1919, Page 5

AUSTAIA-HUNGARY

NEW CONDITIONS. (Australian & N.Z. Cable Association) . GENEVA, March 21. The Hungarian Government is dividing the great estates among landless peasants and labourers, and has introduced a law making work, obligatory on all, irrespective of rank or wealth. ITALIANS AT DRESBURG. (Aust. & N.Z. Cable Assn. & Reuter) | LONDON, March 27. I A report, from Berlin states that Ita-j liau troops have occupied Presbui’g. | REVOLUTION IN GALICIA. j 'Australian & N.Z. Cable Association) i LONDON, March 27. j A Russian wireless message states 1 that a revolution''has broken out in Galicia. PLIGHT 6FjUGO-SLAVS. (Aust. & N.Z, Cable Assn, & Reuter) PARIS, March 25. Kramaro, the Czech Premier, in an interview, said he considered it was Count Michael Karolyi’s secret hope that Hungarian developments would intimidate t-ae Allies. Tho first thing to bo done was to give the Jugo-Slavs the help they needed to face the danger and suppress it. A junction of Bolshevists and Magyars could only be prevented by tho co-operation of Jugo-Slav and Roumanian troops. AMPLE A LIED PORCES. (Rec. March 28, 11.36 a.m.) LON DUN, March 27. The Allied forces in Hungary are ample >'o deal with tho Hungarian army of 50,000. There is np truth in the report that a Bolshevik army crossed the Dniester and was trying to en’.ter Hungary. The situation at Odessa, is improving. Internal troubles in the city were composed by General Dansehne, who stages that he is determined to hold Odessa t G the last man. FRENCH MISSION TO HUNGARY GENERAL MANGIN IN CHARGE. (Rec. March 28, 12.6 p.mTj PARIS, March 27. General Mangin (the noted French General who had a brilliant share in Foch’s strike of 1918, ending in tho capture of the Grand ?Rozoy crests) has been recalled from Mayennco (NorthWest France) to undertake a mission : in Hungary.