TWO EXPRESSES STOPPED.
FRANCO-POLISH PROTEST. Reute'r. LONDON, Feb.' 3. Reports have been received .that the Germans yesterday stopped the ParisBucharest and Paris-Prague expresses on the ground of the shortage of coal. The French retaliated by suspending passenger traffic on the Karlsruhe-Basle lines, except the express to Holland. ! French and Polish diplomatic representatives handed to the German Foreign Office a Note protesting against the restrictions on the international train service between France and Poland as a violation of the Versailles Treaty.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18317, 6 February 1923, Page 7
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