FUTURE OF HUNGARY.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14986, 13 August 1919, Page 3

FUTURE OF HUNGARY.

VIEWS OF SUPREME COUNCIL. Elec. Tel. Copyright— united Press Assn.) (Reuter's Telegram.) (Received August 13, 12.55 p.m.) PARIS, August 12. It is understood that the Supreme Council takes the view that the politi cal complexion of the Government is a matter for the people of Hungary and does not, concern the Peace Conference, which; U chiefly concerned with es tablishing a stable Government with which to negotiate and which can" carry out its obligations. The Archduke Joseph has given an assurance that he is '•eady, to comply with the conference!.--demands. However, it is certain the Hungarians must submit to the presence of Rumanian troops till the armistice i:^ carried out at least as far as the demdbilisation and disarmament of Bulgar an troops are concerned. The Rumanians have not yet replier to the Entente's Notes with referenc to Hungary. i The Czecho- Slovak Government haorotested to the Supreme Council against the Rumanian occupation of Hungary Semi-official reports from Budar.es; state that the situation is improving The Rumanian Government is taking Precautions to avoid a recurrence of violence. BERLIN August 12. The Archduke Joseph has proclaimed that he has no intention of fe-introduo rag the monarchy or accepting the crown.