RUSSIAN MIX-UP

Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1920, Page 2

RUSSIAN MIX-UP

tßy Electric Telegraph—Copyrigrl ) BELAKUN SENT BACK. (Received this 'Jay at 8 ami.) ' . 'Jufy'?2 ; Germans seized Btyakuu qhjj' pfi'pl Hungarian Communists and sent them back to Austria, instead of allowing them to go to .Russia. BOLSHEVIK ADVANCES. (Recefved this "day ap d u.rji.i LONDON, July 214. . The War Office announces that thp Bolshevik? have occupied Roiny, within the Polish boundary, BRITISH MISSION TO POLAND PARIS, July 22. Lord D’Ahernon, (British Ambassador at Berlin), Sir Maurice iiunkey, and General Radciiffe are accompanying Wegalid’s Mission to Poland on behalf of Britain, BRITISH NOTE TO RUSSIA RONDQN, July 22. Britain has sept another note to Russia in which she points out the inaccuracies exist in thp Soviet reply tq hor first Note, The Note also announces, however, that Britain, in view of the Soviet’s willingness to grunt an armistice ,has advised Poland to ask for an armistice. The Note odds that Britain believes the Soviet will grant peace on fair terms, The Note now waives the suggestion for a Loifdoii eonforejicg. . REDS HAVE QUARREL. LONDON, July 21}. The latest reports qtate the Bolsheviks and thp Lithuanians have quarrpl]ed over the possession of the city 0} Vilna, Thp Reds refusp tp hand over the city, and liavp beguji a cjvjl nd r ministration there. The Lithuanians have declined to cooperate with the Bolsheviks against Poland. They have refused to ratify their ’race Treaty with Russia,