Evening star., 1919-07-17
GENERAL TO TELL
| Of F|UME OUTLOOK
GrazioIi Also to Report to
Rome on Friction With
French.
|VENIZELOS AT COUNCIL

! By tie Associated Press.
| ROME. July 16.-Gen. Grazioli. COM
| mander of the Italian forces at rune,
has arrived here to personally report
! to the government on the situation in
! that city. He will also explain the re-
| elements in Fiume.
Venizelos Before Council.
PARIS, July 16-Premier Venizelos
| of Greece appeared before the interal-
lied council today to discuss questions
concerning Asia Minor. After hearing
NJ. Venizelos and Italian representatives,
who also were before the council. the
council asked both Greece and Italy to
report tomorrow the line behind which
they are willing to withdraw their
armies in southern Asia Minor. where
upon the council will decide whether
their plans are satisfactory. This line
will be temporary and will in no way
, affect the final boundary settlement. M.
Eenizelos expressed the willingness OF
the Greeks to withdraw somewhat He
said Greece was maintaining $4,000
troops in Asia Minor.
Question of Thrace Up.
The territorial commission took up
the question of Thrace yesterday. Ac-
cording to the Journal Premier Venizelos
supreme council decided to await re-
port that Signor Tittoni is to deliver on
behalf of Italy before July 25.
1.-The choice of Signor Tittoni as
the reporter on the situation" the
Journal says, "opens a strange PROS
he = ad
pathies of Italy toward Bulgaria are
remembered"
The responsibilities commission
considered special clauses to be in
serted in the Bulgarian treaty. princi-
pally as to whether Bulgarian officers
and officials charged with atrocities
in Serbia, Greece and Rumania shall
be tried by local tribunals or by an
interallied tribunal.
Plan Roads Through Passes.
A decision was reached by the
council to insert a clause in the Aus
trian treaty providing that Italy may
have the privilege within five years,
if she so desires, to have the Aus
trians build railways at ltaly,s ex.
pense through the Reschen and Predn
passes, the profits accruing from the
railways to go to Italy.
Bulgarians Who Will Get Terms.
The Bulgarian delegation which Is
to receive the allied terms will ar
rive in Paris July Is. The peace
conference has been notified that the
delegation will comprise the foilow-
lister, president Of the delegation;
DR.. Sakaroff, minister OF commerce,
industry and labor; NJ. Ganeff. minis
ter Of justice; NJ. Spanboulisky. min
lister Of public works. and M. Saranon.
will be attached. among them Prof.
stephen Panaretor, minister to the
United States. and Gen. Loukoh, chief
of the general staff There Will be
thirty-five persons in the delegation.
silesian Plebescite Plans.
The Americans, as well as others
of the peace delegations. seem conn-
dent that difficulties between the
justed SO as to hold the plebiscite IN
Upper Silesia without the necessity of
using foreign military forces.
The United States. as well as the
other powers. 1t Is said. has expressed
in the supreme council meetings, q
willingness to send troops to Upper
Silesia, If necessary.
The council announced that 1t will
be imperative to have interallied com
missions in Silesia and at various
points on the Polish frontier when
the peace treaty actually becomes ef
fective in order to prevent disorder
and see that there is fair play.
1t was also decided by the council
that a British officer shall direct the
plebiscite in Schleswig. as the British
navy is playing the most Important
part in enforcing treaty conditions
there The French will direct the
carrying out of the treaty terms on
the west Polish frontier.
Huns Wish Belgian Farley.
Baron Won Lersner, head Of the Ger
man delegation, sent the interallied
council note today stating the Ger
man government wished to meet Bel
rangements for the transfer Of NAL
medy, a town of Rhenish Prussia.
awarded to Belgium by the terms of
the peace treaty.
Delay Naming Commissions.
American members of the peace
delegation are taking part in all dis
cussions of plans for enforcing the
German peace treaty and the creation
of commissions to execute its terms.
The Americans, however, are refrain
ing from discussion of the probable
missions, apparently, it is said, wish
ing to avoid any possible criticism on
the score of undue haste in prepar-
ing to enforce the treaty before its
ratification by the United States.
Austrians Want Food Resumed.
(Havas)-The Austrian peace deie-
cation has sent a request to the su-
preme council Of the allies that the
revictualing Of Austria, which was
interrupted on July I. be resumed and
continued throughout August and
September.
The German peace mission has sent
the council a memorandum, asking
information concerning the allied
mission which has arrived at Memel.