Evening star., 1920-03-04
ALLIES ARE FIRM
AGAINST RETURN
OF 1AfHApSBuRGS
DeadIocked Over Hungarian
Peace Treaty Terms-Nitti
Demands Revision.
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON. March 4.-Members Of the
supreme allied council are determined
to adhere to that organizations refusal
to allow restoration of the Hapsburgs
in either Austria or Hungary, 1t is
stated in conference circles in answer
to inquiries regarding Rumanian fears
that the appointment of Admiral Horthy
|: s Hungarian regent means the return
of the former rulers Of that country.
Recognition of the soviet government
in Russia, 1t is stated in the same quar-
ters, has been discussed in the course
Of the councils confederation Of economic
and financial problems, but no definite
conclusion has been reached. Other
matters affecting relations with Russia
have also been debated and it is rec
ognized all the allies have an option of
beginning trade with soviet Russia if
they wish.
The supreme council yesterday dis
cussed the question Of peace with Hun
gary, says the London Times this morn
ing, and considerable difference Of opin-
ion arose among the delegates, mainly
In consequence Of the Italian sugges-
tion that the frontiers assigned by the
general treaty Of peace to Czecho-
slovakia. Rumania and Jugoslavia should
be revised in favor of the Magyars.
This suggestion seems to have re-
ceived some support from the British
representatives, the newspaper adds.
but to have been opposed by the
French. who do not favor the idea of
throwing an important part of the
general peace treaty into the melting
pot. Consequently a situation re-
semblinE deadlock has been
reached.
"It seems improbable that II can
speedily be improved since Signor
Nitti. the italian premier. is leaving
London today. while NJ. Millerand, the
French prime minister, is not likely
to return to London until matters
have progressed sufficiently to enable
him to sanction a decision which NAV
have oeen prepared with the approval
Of the other French delepates"
PARIS, March 4.-Premier Nitti of
Italy at the supreme council meeting
in London yesterday, SAYS "Pertinax."
in the Echo de Paris today, formally
demapded revision of the Hungarian
draft treaty Signor Nitti declared
that by II s'oo9.ooo Magyars would
ian and CZechoslovak states The ra.
port adds that Premier Lloyd George
OF Great Britain was inclined to sun
port his Italian colleague.
Will Meet In italy.
LONDON, March 3-The supreme
council will reassemble early in April
at San Reno. Italy, where negotia-
tions with the Jugoslavs will be re-
sumed. The reason for the gathering
at San Reno is that it was felt that
Rome was too far distant and less
suitable for conducting the nego-
tjations with the Serbians. Premier
Nitti of Italy. who is to procmeed almost
Immediately to Italy has not vet re-
ceived any reply from the United
states with regard to President will
son's statement on the last communi-
cation of the allied premiers, !
Dynasty May BE Restored.
YoNDON, March 3-Aexander
vaida- premier Of Rumania.
I'm an interview printed in the Pail
Mail Gazette today regarding the ap-
pointment OF Admiral Horthy as re-
cent of Hungary. is quoted as fol-
lows: r
restoration of the dynasty. with
Charles as king Under Horthy's d.
rection the allied supreme council
a Kingdom established.
are too weary to take serious action
in Hungary Of all men between the
AIMS have been obtained In Anstria
ana T efforts made to obtain munitions
~ M " Vsids.voevod predict. thu. n.
% king il the plan to restore the an.
peror fails.