SEARCH FOR ARMS IN GERMANY'

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 181, 27 April 1920, Page 7

SEARCH FOR ARMS IN GERMANY'

GUNS DISCOVERED AT KONIGSBERG ATTACK ON FRENCH TROOPS fly Telegraph-Press ABBociation-Copyriirht London, April 2b. Tho "Echo de Paris" states that the Military Commission has discovered two hundred German guns in Konigsberg — Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. Berirn, April 24. Workmen at Tzyniet', Silesia, attacked the French troops and Citizens' Guard which were searching for arms. Thj workmen suffered severe casualties. A French officer was killed.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. SURRENDER OTTORPEDO BOATS DELIBERATELY DELAYED. ' Rio do Janeiro, April 25. Senor Demoura, Minister of Marine, has modo tho statement that Germany is deliberately delaying tho surrender of seven torpedo boats to Brazil under the terms of the Treaty. Brazil is displeased by this, since Brazil lias already re-established commercial and diplomatic relations with Germany.—Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn. RECALCITRANT BRIGADE REFUSES TO DEMOBILISE. Berlin, April 24. An instance of the recalcitrancy oi German Marino Brigade, which vas concerned in the Kapp incident, is afforded by their 'refusal to deinobiliso or surrender their commander, Major Erhardt, in spite of repeated demands from, the Reichswehr.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable. Assn. . • ■■ I THE NEUTRAL ZONE WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS. , Berlin, April 25. A semi-official report states that German. troops in tho neutral zone no longer exceed tho number permitted by the Allies. Germany now cxpects that France will keep her promise to withdraw from tho zone.—"The Times."