Evening star., 1919-04-21
MUST HAVE ORDER
OR GET NO FOOD
Allies Tell Austria That Dis
tribution of. Supplies De-
pends on Restored Quiet.
By the Associate Press.

By the Associated Press.
BASEL, Switzerland. April 20 (Aus-
trian). Dispatches received here
from Vienna say the capital was quiet
Saturday. n. Abide. envoy of the
French republic. presented the for
eign minister with note setting forth
the plans of the allied and associated
powers for provisioning the popula-
ton by way of Switzerland and point
ing out that their efforts would be
futile If. by reason Of disturbances.
the allies were not assured proper
conditions for the distribution Of food
relief.
Quiet Said to Prevail.
VIENNA. Friday. April IS (by the
Associated Press).-Control Of Vienna
has been taken over by the soldiers
munizing Of the property Of those
unable to resist has been begun. 1t is
possible there will be no change in
the name of the government, but 1t
will be bolshevistic in purpose.
The situation is much the same: as
IL was in Budapest few hours after
the radicals had taken control. The
soldiers are commanded by Col.
Stoessel WINNER. who takes orders
from the soldiers council, which is
either socialistic or communistic.
Men familiar with the situation still
contend it would be easy to handle
the situation through limited occupa-
ton by allied troops and also through
the guarding Of the frontiers OF Po-
land and the Ukraine. They assert
that with the help of Gen. Petlura' s
forces the hordes from MOSCOW could
thus be kept out.
Start Two Demonstrations.
VIENNA. Friday. April 1s (by the
Associated Press).-Two demonstra-
tions were started during the week.
the outgrowth of several communist
meetings which were lightly attended
by Austrians One Of these meetings
took place Tuesday at the war office
when the Austrian republican flag OF
red and white was pulled down by a
small crowd and a red flag run up in
it's place.
Joseph Pogany this afternoon in an
interview which was printed locally de-
clared that the Americans favored the
bolsheviki. He pointed out the fact
that Americans already had furnished
food to Budapest. but did not state
that the food was sold by the Ameri-
cans to the Karolyi government or
tnat, In view OF HdSlHs IccciNcu tHC
money they delivered the goods not
withstanding the existence OF the
communist government.
Safe From Bolshevism.
VIENNA, Thursday. April IT (by the
Associated Press).-Dr. Karl Renner.
the German-Austrian chancellor. said
to the correspondent today:
"Vienna is safe from bolshevism.
"The situation Is well in hand.
Volkswehr. The whole trouble was
caused by lot of unruly young men.
who interfered with the consulta-
tions Of deputations of workmen and
invalided soldiers at the parliament
building. Several policemen were
killed and many were wounded, but
the police controlled the trouble from
the beginning. / am sure there is no
danger to Vienna"
AS result of conditions foreigners
coming from the east will be expelled.
notices to this effect having already
been posted. This applies to Hun
garians. who were required to leave
within twenty hours.
The police were partially replaced
by soldiers Of the Volkswehr tonight.
Numerous Hungarian red guards
are reported to be outside the city and
firms are reported to be selling arms
to Hungarians.
A few thousand Italian soldiers are
at Wiener-Neustadt. in the outskirts
of Vienna. All Italian and French Of
ficers have been ordered to remain in
their rooms.
An armed socialist movement has
made considerable progress during
the past week.