Serious Collisions With the Geneva, June 8.
The representatives of Hungary and Rumania at the Council of the League of Nations to-day declared that their respective positions re-farding the question of.the habitants of Transylvania who wish to. migrate to Hungary, which caused a deadlock at the last session of the Council, were unchanged. The Council thereupon again a proved the resolutions passed by the Council last September and March.
Sir Austen Chamberlain urged Rumania and Hungary to settle the matter by direct negotiations, Tituleseo, the Rumanian For eign' Minister, suggested that a member of the Council' should determine within six months the in. demnity due to the optants, or inhabitants of Transylvania who to migrate, and that the decision be binding on both countries.
Count Apponyi the Hungarian promised that his Government would consider the suggestion, whereupon the President of the Couneit declared that the optants' affair, so far as the Council was Gencorned, was tinaly closed Police in Athens Athens, June 13.
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