The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-27
FOOD FOR HUNGARY
IF KUN RULE ENDS
Allies to Lift Blockade When
Staple Government Is
Established.
100000 RHINE FORCE
U. s. share in Occupation
Army Small, Peace Con-
ferees Decide.
100000 RHINE FORCE


Pane. July ae.-The Supreme Council
OF the Peace Conference to-day decided
tc send q communication 10 the Hunea-
rian people, advising them that II they
eject the Bella Kun Government and in
stitute a government with which the con-
ference can deal the blockade will be
lifted ana food relief provided.
The councils decision TO appeal to the
HunRnrians TO depose Bella Kun and
establish q different Government with
which the conference can have relations
has created much interest in Paris,
where the movement 10 strong outside
OF conference circles. for Intervention In
Hungary.
The council believes that Bella Kun's
strength 10 30 largely confined to buda-
pest that Il will be possible to circulate
| the appeal widely.
The adoption OF similar tactics
people Of the Interior OF Russia II they
overthrow the Bolshevik would not
cause surprise in Paris, as plans for
feeding Russia are the Bubject OF almost
daily discussion.
The size of the force required for the
occupation of the Rhineland under the
terms OF the German peace treaty also
was considered by the council to-day
For the present, It 10 said, 10000 men
are likely to be considered necessary on
| the left bank OF the Rhine.
| The organization OF the military ex.
| petition for the occupation Of Silesla
during the taking OF the plebiscite there
was also discussed by the council. Tho
general understanding IL that all the al.
! lied md associated armies should be rep
resented. The participation of American
troops In this work. however, depends
upon ratification OF the peace treaty. Il
is pointed out, as In case OF nnfavorAblt
action there would no longer exist q
reason for tho presence OF Americans
with the allied troops.
In any case II Ii considered probable
that the proportion Of Americans In tn,
expedition will be comparatively small.
| The Bulgarian peace delegation ar
rived AZ the Lyons station to-day TIL,
delegates were received by Col Hcnr,
on behalf OF the Allies, and were escorted
to the Chateau Madrid. at Neullly.
| DR.. Karl Renner. the Austrian Chan
cellor and head OF the Austrian peac,
delegation, Is returning to ST. GermaiI
| from Foldkirch. near the Swiss border
where he has been In consultation viii
other Austrian officials regarding thu
allied peace terms. according to des
1
German DR.. Renner will prepare a re
port regarding the complete peace terms
which were recently handed TO the Aus
trian rlenipotentries
Herr Meyer, Technical Councillor o
the German peace delegation, will re
place Baron Kurt Won Lersner as hsa,
OF the delegation during the latter
trip to Berlin, where he has gone 4
consult the Government. it was an
i.ounced here to-day.
Tho Peace Conference Commission oil
Baltic Affairs considered to-day the sit
uation caused in Courland and Livonii
by the attitude Of Gen. Won der Goltz.
Gen. Won der Colts was reported o,
July / TO have proclaimed martial law II
Riga and TO have set himself up as Gov
ernor General of Letvia. which include
Couriand and Livonie. He was appoints
supreme commander OF the Finnls
at my IN June, 1913. and was at the hea'
OF the German troops. On June IL Ger
Won der Gotta, who commanded the Der
man troops In that part OF the fJrfne
Russian empire. was ordered by the Al
iiep not to interfere In the internal af
fairs OF Letvia. Shortly afterward h
was commanded 70 cease ali operation
against the anti-Boshevist Lettis
Il cops.