PEACE TREATY

Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1919, Page 5

PEACE TREATY

. Jp&ABIAN BOUNDARIES. •- JEXCLUSION PROM SEABOARD; $9 Tilepiph.—Pteaj Awn.—Copyright. 1 Received July 23, 10.20 p.m. Paris, July 21. The comtalsaion examined the Bulgarian boundary question. ; It is understood that France and Britain support Bulgaria's exclusion from ill* seaboard in 'favor of Greece, but lUly aa4 America oppose this—aub.Cable Assn. COUNCIL OF FIVE.

HUNGARIAN COMMUNISTS.

OBSERVANCE OF THE ARMISTICE. . Receivicf July 23,11J5 p.m. London, Jiify 23. She Daiiy Telegraph's Paris correspondent reports that America, at the Council 6f Five, opposed Marshal Foch'a contention that the Hungarian. Communists had not observed the armistice, and ■hould-be militarily compelled to comply. Britain, in a lesser degree, also opposed puoh compulsion. The United States General Bliss preftenttd a report countering that of Mardhal Foch.—Aub. N.Z. Cable Assoc. ' Paris, July 22. ft i*9 reported that the Austrians refused to sign the treaty in its present form .and asked for an extension of a fortriight to eiataine the terms and predate a,reply. , STATEMENT BY AUSTRIAN • • DELEGATE. Received July 23, 11.5 p.m. Paris, July 22. .. Dr. Rebner, the Austrian peace delegate, interviewed, said it was impossible fot Auitrla to sign the Treaty. Even fienaany was not compelled to make neh sacrifices.. 1 Dr. Renner has left for Vienna 'to question of signing with M. fleam.