Budapest, Feb. 6.
Political circles here received with Polite reserve the communique issued after the Balkan Entente conference at; Belgrade. They consider the deci-Sions of the Entente primarily concern Bulgaria and that Hungary's relations with her southern and south-eastern neighbours cannot be influenced by the Belgrade decisions either positively'or negatively. This reserved attitude does not apply to Yugoslavia with which country Hungary's relatians are close and friendly.
The Government paper "Esti Ujsag" comments on the "largely negative results" of the conference from the international point. The conservative paper "Nyolcoral Ujsag" writes: "The most important questions of the Carpathian basin are left open by the Belgrade talks, though these problems cannot be settled by mere silence." The semi-ofücial "Magyaroszag" criticizes the "static methods" adopted by the Balkan Powers.—Reuter.
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