SETTLING PEACE.
(By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) HUNGARY IN MOURNING. LONDON Jan. 20. Advices from Sofia state the Sobranje has ratified the Peace Treaty, after recording a number of protests against the rigorous terms imposed. SUPREME COUNCIL ACTION. (Received this day at 8 a.m.) LONDON, Jan. 19.
The “Daily Express” Paris correspondent states the Supreme Council has decided to completely raise the blockade against Russia. Admiral Beatty and Wilson, and Hon Churchill participated in the conference discussing Ihe Allied defensive measures in the Middle East. It is understood that troops will be sent to the Caucasus and a strong naval force will preserve order in the Black Sea. Practically all the big ships of the British Mediterranean fleet are steaming thither. The Supremo Council regards the reopening of trade, together with the subsequent resumption of general economic and presumably diplomatic relations as the surest protection against the Bolshevik menace. Measures will bo taken to prevent .Bolshevik propaganda filtering eastward.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 January 1920, Page 2
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