SUPREME COUNCIL.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16609, 5 December 1919, Page 3

SUPREME COUNCIL.

AMERICAN DELEGATION. BACKS UP THE ALLIES. By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Copyright, (Received Deo. 6, 9.6 a.m.) #• PARIS, Dec. 4. The American Delegation warned the j German representatives that tho United \ States was solid in respect to the Allies’ I reference regarding Germany carrying out her treaty obligations.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. AGREEMENT ABOUT FLUME. ‘ D’ANNUNZIO TO WITHDRAW. (Received Deo. 5, 9.5 a.m.) < LONDON, Deo. 4. Under the agreement between the Ali lies and Italy D’Annunzio will withdraw : from Pirnne, Italian regulars ocoupjj ing Fiume and Dalmatia.—Aus.-NiZ. I Cable Assn. ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY. (Received Deo. 6, 9.5 a.m.) I LONDON, Dec. 4. ! The Anglo-French defensive trdaty : will bo carried out without the participation of the United States. —Aus.-N.Z. | Cable Assn. I DECISIONS'ARRIVED AT. - : ' # PARIS, Deo. 3. The Supreme Council adopted Marshal Fooh’s resolution calling upon Germany to suppress military organisations formed contrary to the terms of the Treaty. The Council decided to request the new Hungarian Government to send a delegation to negotiate terms of peace. Tire Council has decided 1 to request the Esthonian Government to show more regard for Yudenitch. —Reuter Service. A SHARP REPLY. TO GERMAN SHUFFLING. (Received Dec. 5, 12.15 p.m.) PARIS, Dec. 2. The Allies sharply replied to Germany's complaints regarding France’s bad faith over the repatriation of prisoners. They point out that Germany by her action alone is responsible. There will be no relaxation of the peace conditions, and she must thoroughly understand that until the evil she has committed is remedied and the guilty punished, she cannot enter the community of nations.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.