Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-03 | Page 4 | Germans Hand Guns to Allies

GERMANS HAND CUNSTQ ALLIES Marshal Foch Reports on Work of Disarmament in Conquered Con-quered Land PARIS. Jan. 3. Marshal Foch'a report re-port on CJermany'o dtsarmcnt. accord-Inn accord-Inn to the Temps says. Ocrnmny has isurrandeaO 41,000 cannon, 2S.tno un-!riMunted un-!riMunted c:innon barrels, 163,400 machine ma-chine guns and barrels, 2.800,000 rifles, ri-fles, 16.000 ulrplanes and 25,800 alr-pl alr-pl me motors- i rm.'in delinquencies In executing the dlsarm.i men t clauses of the treaty and the Spa agreement are said to be principally the maintenance of civic it'urds in llavnrla Jind eastern Prussia, tbe organization of security police and failure to destroy the rejulred amount of artillery In the eastern and southern tltlery in the eastern and southern frontier fortresses. Tho report recites the details of the Hi rmans" requests that they be allowed al-lowed to retain 811 cannon on the 1 ! tresses, but 1 1 1 - allies have ap-I ap-I proved the retention of only 2' guns i KoanigsberBi II ut I'illau and 32 at Swlncmuendo. oo