NEW REGIME IN HUNGRY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 9

NEW REGIME IN HUNGRY.

MINISTRY ESTABLISHED. r

AGREEMENT WITH ALLSES.

RECOGNITION POSSIBLE.

. Australian axed N.Z. C&blo Association. (Reed. 7.80 p.m.) COPENHAGEN. Aug. 7.

[ Stephen Frieclrich, the new Hungarian Premier, was formerly departmental chief of the War Office. General Tanczos becomes Foreign Minister, and General Scestfetzer War Minister. The Allied Commission conferred with the new Cabinet, and reached an*"agreement on all current questions, and communicated the result to the Paris' Conference. '

The Allied mission will superintend the execution of the armistice. It is understood that the conference's recognition of the new Hungarian Government will depend on the mission's report It is stated that the Roumanians' ultimatum to the Hungarian Government ordering the handing over of all military equipment threatened drastic steps | to secure fulfilment. CONTROL OF ALLIED TROOPS. DESPATCH OF A MISSION. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Reed. 10.20 p.m.) PARIS, Aug. 7. The Supreme Council is sending a | mission to Hungary, consisting of four generals, to- control all Allied troops. Eoumania has been notified of this. & FRENCH FORCE ARRIVED. BRITISH TROOPS TO FOLLOW. Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Rood. 10.20 p.m.) COPENHAGEN, Aug. 7. A force of 2500 French troops has arrived at Buda Pesth, and the same number of British are due. It is reported from Vienna that the King and Queen of Eoumania were to arrive in Buda Pesth yesterday. There are persistent rumours that the new Hungarian Government will propose the dynastic union of Roumania and Hungary. QUICK EXCHANGE OF POWER DICTATOR RISES AND FALLS. A. and N.Z. LONDON, Aug. 7. Advices received through Paris report that the Cabinet of Herr Gustav Beidl, who assumed the Premiership of Hungary three days ago on the "flight of Bella Kun, has been overthrown. ' The Archduke Josef has established a Government and formed a new ministry, the Allies agreeing to this course. Herr Vaida, a Transylvanian member of the Cabinet, told the correspondent of the Petit Parisien that the peasants of Nagykanisza ignored Bela Kun's last mobilisation order, and 150 were hanged in their, own houses. Vaida describes the Beidl Government as a twin brother to that of Bela Kun. Times. LONDON. Aug. 7. The Beidl Government, before its overthrow, made a clean sweep of |(;he revolutionary tribunals. Elections will be held about the first of September. Advices from Vienna state that the counter - revolutionary Hungarian Government offered the crown to King Ferdinand of Eoumania. e *■ It-is'Htated that the Archduke Josef, when chosen leader of the Government, appointed Herr Friedrich Premier. DEMANDS FROM ROUMANIA. APPEAL FOR, ALLIED AID. A. and N.Z. LONDON. Aug. 7. A wireless message from Berlin states that Roumania has demanded the reduction >of the Hungarian Army to 15,000 men, the surrender of ail munition factories and military equipment, of 50 per cent, of railway material, 30 per cent, of- agricultural machinery and live stock, 10,000 waggons of maize, and 35,000 waggons of other cereals. A* reply is demanded by August 15. The Hungarian Government has appealed to the Allies for intervention, declaring that compliance with the terms is impossible.