The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-10

Rumsnis would confer amicabiy with
the Supreme Council. -
Dispatches from American relief Of
fcers who have been operating with
British and Italian representatives In
Hungary report that Budapest Is quiet
hut that all transportation. including
that on the Danube, IL being held up.
As this involves great danger Of fam
Inc, the allied officials have appealed for
an effort to lift the embargo placed by
the Rumanians on, supplies. as well as
all other embargoes on food transpor-
tation and distribution affecting the re-
sion.
Joseph's Message Consfdered.
At to-day's session OF the Supreme
Council OF the Peace Conference consid-
GRAFTON was given message from Arch
duke Joseph, head Of the new Hungarian
Government, announcing the intention
Of his regime to execute the terms of the
armistice and, asking recognition and
authorization to send delegates to Paris.
The message received from the Arch
duke outlines the policy Of the new Gov
eminent and says that II will call a
properly selected constituent assembly to
reorganixe labor with view to increas-
ing production.
A description OF some, of the members
OF the new Government OF Archduke
Joseph as received from Berlin to-day
says that Col. Tanezos, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, held a political-military
position In Bulgaria during the war and
that he left Bulgaria shortly before the
Bulgarian request ror an arrpistice in
September. 1918.
Prof. Jacob Bleyer. Minister of Ma
tlonalities. is described as the chief pro-
tagonist in Hungary for autonomy OF
foreigners under Hungarian sovereignty,
and Is a leader of the Clerical anti
Semitic party. The remainder of the
Cabinet of Archduke Joseph is given az
follows:
Minister OF the Interior, Adolf Sa-
massa Education, DR.. Alexander Inure /;
War, Gen, Franz Schnitzer; Finance, DIR.
Johann Gruenn; Hygiene. DIR. A. Sill
lery; Justice. DR.. Bella Szalzy; Agri-
culture, DR.. Roland Gyoery.
A transition Government. with repre-
sentatives of the bourgeoisie, peasants
and workmen. will be formed shortly, IL
Is understood.
" the request of the Budapest offi-
Gals Archduke Joseph has created a
volunteer fierce of 5000 men to keep
order In the capital. The Archduke will
take up his residence In Ofen Castle.
The Rumanians are reported to be
guilty of further acts of violence in
Budapest Gen. Mardaresou, head of the
Rumanian occupying forces. It has been
announced. will retire from the city and
most of his troops will be withdrawn
within few days.
Vienna advices say II Is understood
the action OF the Entente in creating a
military commission of four Generals to
supervise the situation In Budapest has
had depressing effect upon the Ru-
manians.
The Rumanians In Budapest are al
lowing the Hungarians only 500 gen.
darmes to patrol the city. according to
news from American officers there.
These officers declare that a greater
force is necessary II the new govern
ment is to be enabled to effect an or
ganization and function properly.
If the relief measures planned are per-
mitted to be carried out effectively, the
American officers give IL as their opin-
ion that the, new government will be
able to perfect its organization.
The American advices confirm the re-
port that, the Rumanians are gather
ing up all kinds OF animals and all sorts
OF supplies to be sent to Rumania.
The report that a union between Hun
gary and Rumania in the form OF a dual
kingdom was being planned has been
formally denied. q Bern despatch re-
ceived here to-day says.