New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-30
Allies Demand
Soviet Cabinet
Quit in, Hungary
Election of National Assem-
bly, Under Supervision of
Entente Troops Ordered
in Reported Ulthmatum

LONDON. March 90 By The Asso-
ciated Press The Allies have de
mandcd the resignation Of the Hun
garan Soviet government. according to
dispatches 20 the Exchange Telegraph
Company by way Of Berlin and Copen-
hagen
They demanded the election Of ma
tional assembly under the supervision
Of Allied troops.
The American commission in Paris
received indirectly tonight n dispatch
from Budapest reporting serious dis
orders there, with tue looting of shops,
tho coniscation Of personal property
/ and the seizure Of much silver plate
/ belonging to the wealthicr classes.
All wort in Budapest has been
stopped. and the government is taking
an inventory of the shops, banks and
factories. All property, real and per
sonal. has been sequestered, houses
have been seized by the state, arms
requisitioncd, and numerous prominent
persons arrested.
In addition to the Italian and Brit
ish representatives.. Professor Philip
Brown, Of Princeton University, repre-
senting the United States, remains in
Budapest. 1t is announced that he will
be treated with courtesy and allowed to
send messages 20 Vienna.
Foreign Minister Bella Kun has is
, J,o,,o o~y4 ouI,co +l,o ,,ro+on+;r
of the "Hungarian Soviet Republic" tt
the foreign military missions IN Buda
pest. according to a Hungarian Wire
less dispatch received here to-day
The missions will be permitted to fl!
the flags Of their respective countrie:
over their headquarters.
In confirmation of this dispatch.
telegram from Rome via Paris assert.
that the Allied missions have beer
neither interned nor expelled, but hav,
simply been requested to abstain from
communicating with their government
until the new Hungarian government
has been firmly established.
French Commissioner Freed
The Paris edition of The Dali,
Nail" says that Colonel Vix. the chic
|, of the French mission, has telegraphe
that he has been released and is pro
ceeding to Paris.
According to the UkraInian pros
bureau at Berne, the Hungarian gov
eminent has released the members 0
= the Ukrsinian mission arrested a
Budapest. restored property belongin
to the mission valued at 100000
crowns and made an apology TO tn
Ukraine.
Premier Lenine Of the Russian Sc
Wet government mas sent 20 the Hun
garan constitutional commission
draft OF proposed constitution 10
Hungary. according 20 Vienna dis
patch transmitted 10 Paris by th
Zurich correspondent of "L1nforma
ton.
> a dispatch from Budapest. via C
penhagen says that, with factory o.
: fetal, his wife and ewo other wome
in the former Kings box at the M
tional Opera House in the Hungaria
capital. proletarian control of the th.
atres. with reduced prices for the worl
crs was entered upon Friday
Art and the Pr0Ietatiat
Short introductory addresses wei
i delivered before the performance
the National Opera House. the Comm
G aury OF Agriculture speaking OF Il
leiat onship between art and the ptol
:. tafist.
BUDAPEST. March 2s BY The ASS
ciated Press Since the ehtablishme
: OF Communist government Ia Hu
u gary. the newspapers of Budapest ha'
e dispensed with the formerly obligato
publication Of the namcs of the owne,
publishers and responsible writera.
The editorial STATS Of the pane
y hayc elected now managers who W
J. also represent the members in dcliber
tions Of the Workmon's and Soldic,
. Council. The journalists and write
J. also have organized council OF the
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