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Taranaki Daily News, 30 September 1919, Page 5

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ATTITUDE OP SUPREME COUNCIL A BALKAN WAR THREATENED. By Teleerntih —Press Assn.—Copjrijht. Received Sept. 29, U. 5 p.m. Paris,' Sept. 28. The Council is apparently changing its 1 attitude towards Piume consequent on ; recent developments, which are now re- . garded as threatening a Balkan war. » lhe Council is clearly convinced that 2 international action will be forced unless . Italy controls the situation within a few days.—Reuter. ALLIES STAND ASIDE. Received Sept. 29, 7.30 p.m. New York, Sept. 28. According to the Paris correspondent of the New York Times, it is understood that the Allies will now stand aside and leave the settlement of Fiume to Italy.—Aus. N.Z. Cable Assoc. 3 SERBIANS RESIST FURTHER , AGGRESSION. j New York, Sept. 28. i The Serbian Minister, interviewed by j the New York Times, stated that should t 'he Italians extend their operations to 1 other parts of the Adriatic coast they ; will meet with armed resistance. It is announced that the t.'nited State 3 naval pa,rty was landed at Trau for I policing purposes and the Italians retired. D'ANNUNZIO STILL OBSTINATE. Rome, Sept. 28. Admiral Chagni had two hours' conference on behalf of the Government with D'Annunzio, and invited him to negotiate. The latter refused.—Aua.-N.Z. Cable Assn.