ITALIAN QUESTIONS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16727, 9 January 1920, Page 7

ITALIAN QUESTIONS.

CONTKRENTB IN LONDON (Renter's Tclfcrama.i IvONDON, January 5. The Italian Prime Minister (kignor and Foreign Minister (Signor Pcialojn) haro arrived t-o confer with Mr Llovd George prior to n conferenco with M. Clemenceau and Mr Lloyd George in Paris on tho Adriatic questions. They have already interviewed M. (•lemonceau. It was subsequently stated that it is anticipated that the conference -will result in a satisfactory foltition. Tho Italian proprnmme is reported to lx> Istrin and a few islands for Ttaly, autonornv for Fiume and Zara, a guarantee for Italian interrsts in Jugo-Slavia. and neutralisation of the Adriatic coast. fA previous messago said that tho Conference in London would discuss the Fiumo incident, Italy's financial situation. a possihle mandate for Italy over Constantinople, and tho compensation of Italy in Africa, for the German Colonies going to Rritain and France. Thn compensation will probablv take the form of an extension of Libya (Northern Africa) and of Italian Somaliland.] HUNGARIAN DELEGATION. (Rewired January Btft, 9.20 p.m.) BUDAPEST. January 0. The passage of the train carrying the Peatre deWates across Hungary'tn Paris was marked by unending patriotic demonstrations by crowds carrying fliers and boards inscribed: "Long livo 1000 year-old Hungary." "Transylvania does not belong to tho Houmpipo.''