SUPREME COUNCIL'S DECISIONS

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 5 August 1919, Page 5

SUPREME COUNCIL'S DECISIONS

A DIFFICULTY IN REPATRIATING RUSSIANS.

TROUBLE AT STRASSBURG. A NUMBER OF FRENCH TROOPS KILLED.

SY C*BLE—P3ES3 ASSOCIATION—COPYEIGHT (Reuter.) PARIS, July 29. \ The Supreme Count-u ueciUed tnat -the Frenca communaer oe the curn-.,*iander-in-chier or the Allied troops on -tne itnine. It w*.s decided that no Government be allowed to sell captured war materials. The Council 'is considering the repatriation of 20,000 Kussian war prisoners from Germany. While desirous that they should, not remain in captivity longer than necessary, the Allies -are unwilling to surrender them as re.emits to the Bolshevik army.

BERLIN, Aug. 2. X Revolutionary demonstrations ocurred in. Strassburg, several French •officers and soldiers being killed and some were thrown into the river.