Athens, Aug. 29.
Tt fs officially announced that Greece will adhere to the Kellogg, Brussel, Aug, 29.
MIN, Hymans, the Foreign Minister, upon his return to-day from the signing of the Peace Pact in Paris, declared that the question of the evacuation of the Rhineland was not mentioned in his talks with Dr.
Streseman and other statesmen in Budapest, Aug. 29.
The Hungarian newspapers, in their comment on the invitation to] pot Hungary to adhere to the Kellogg, Pact, are not enthusiastic.
They declare that the Pact can nly be effective if its signature is followed by the abolition of existing, Anjusticcs, in which connection they allege that Hungary's war-time! adversaries continue hostile towards Hungary and are treating the Hungarian minorities in adjoining! countries contrary to the terms laid own in the Peace Treaty.—Reuter.
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