HUNGARY.

Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1919, Page 5

HUNGARY.

J&LLJEI) INTERVENTION URGES. "" 4 fO PROTECT ROUMANIA. •'■■''.. . i W TriWfsph—Pmm Ana.—Copyright Received July 31, 8,45 pm. London, July 28. ftris newspapers urge the Allies to nteiven'e with Roumania without delay. Le 'Petit- Parisian says that the Budabegt Government aims to smasn the Roumanian army before the arrival of help, and then the Hungarians will join Jrfila'g Red Guards.—Times Service. ; ■/£■ *HE CROATIAN TROUBLE. ' t EASILY .ADJUSTED. Received July 31, 9.50 p.m. -«f London, July 27. • ii;Berbian communique, referring to the troubles in Croatia resulting in numt»irs of Croatians joining Bela Kun's 'foreqs, says ; they were due to local and •eeiihr • adjustable grievances.—United BervjM. ' j» ■' f *- - '■''"■> BELA KEN'S AIM, : AGApiST ROUMANIA. ••'"' Received July 31, 9.50 p.m. Paris, July, 27- ' stated that Bela Kun undertook the campaign against Roumanja in order, id' incite 'the Hungarian nationalists! to prove that the Hungarian Reds were able to maintain the struggle against the Entente, and persuade Trotsky to under-"iWtj-,a, decisive campaign in Central j^pJß.—United Service. hi&JfE. EX-KAISER: ' .HUjrriNO FOR A house. " ty T«l«rsp!i—Press Assn.—Copyright. ■ • Received July, 31, 8.15 p.m. Amsterdam, July 27. ' The e?c-Kai«r wishes to leave Amer.tongen,!wjiere he is at present a paying .guests■ •■ jle prefers to become a private eitwen in his own home. He sent emissaries house-hunting, but withput suc--C9it*Auß. N.Z. Cable Assoc.