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MONPAV, TUNE 24, 1940 THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: cccc- WAR NEWS "tf- 2 TTIHIIE' NEWS THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER Ne ws Su mm a ry TRUCE SHAMEFUL FOR FRANCE, BRITAIN SAYS FRANCE DIVIDED Armistice Terms Shown 'Continued from Page One) and fragments on the wave worn dales, overcoming all difficulties. You have stridden with heavy MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1940 chalk cliffs of England. heels through Poland. The sea protects its own beats back the invader wraps the posal for lease of refuse cans You have stamped your-way enemy in its curling arms, War news Pages 1-2-3-4-8 Republican convention Pages 1-6 Defense news 8 drags him to the depths. nf thff spa STATE As were most of the delegates at It has been for centurie the defense of the maritime nations.

Vow of Minister Held Broken Cites Pledge to Fight On if Terms Are Dishonorable through Norway, where the lemmings live. Take warning from the lemmings. You have waded across the canals of Holland. You have marched over the plains of Belgium. You have smashed through the Maginot Line and crashed your It has been not only, the main me rnuaaeipnia convention, California's Republican representatives were disorganized and undecided about what would happen after the first ballot.

Face 6 defense of the British Empire, but of America as well. State's participation In National The rocks are its redoubts; the waves its trenches. ior aaverusing purposes. Page IS Mayor Rossi, Irked by Down Town Association's criticism of city spending, declared city expansion and loss of revenues were responsible for Impending sharp POETS Seals "find" shortstop as they divide with Hollywood. Page 19 Star major league players Injured In series of accidents.

Page 19 Prescott Sullivan's Lowdown Col-umn. paf tl Complete amateur baseball' box cores. page 23 SPECIAL FEATURES Editorials and editorial contributors. Pages 10-11 rise in tax rate. Page 12 Society Elizabeth Pillsbury will become tha bride of William Bull Pringle Jr.

The betrothal was announced, by the bride-elect's parents. Page 17 Plnhs California riolee-ataa ha.ro defense preparations will be outlined at today's meeting of Governor Olson's defense council. Pace 8 The lands are little compared to the expanses of the seas. Governor Olson was planning dis- way through the once smiling valleys of France. You are a victor as far as you have gone.

Those nations which have tamed the sea have made it part cnarge or waiter Chambers, ska director, at the same time as a sweeping reorganization is put into effect. Page 5 CITY of their dominion. They have trafficked on its calm waters. They have ridden Meeting of American Legionnaires safely on its storms. was told or plans designed to utilize all of immense facilities The Tritons are their brothers; armistice, remained one of the great undetermined factors of the war.

Strong units of the French fleet have been assembled with the British in the eastern Mediterranean at Alexandria. The armistice contained "solemn" German assurance that the French warships, ordered returned to port for German-Italian internment, would not be used against France's erstwhile ally, Britain. In return, France is required to give the German High Command "all information about naval mines and defenses? which she undertook with Britain, and to the Nereids are their sisters. You are one of the great conquerors of the world; but beware of the sea. i The sea is a greater conqueror.

It can engulf armies, as it engulfed the hosts of Pharoah. It can swallow up the invaders of its isles, as it swallows up the foolhardy little lemmings. The might of Spain wrecked itself upon the sea. The power of Portugal sank and organizations of the Legion to defend the United States from attack "from without or from within." Pate 15 Poseidon is their ally. Beware of the marshalled forces California druggists opened their of the sea.

Again, do not depend too much gathered, at Sacramento for the organization of girls' government. The program is sponsored by the American Legii Auxiliary. Page 16 Films Lana Turner will star in Booth Tarklngton's "Presenting Lily Mars." M-G-M will produce the feature. Page 18 Shipping. Page 23 Complete Weather Report.

Page 23 NjllSIS BERNE Switzerland lAwcMfui iifiiiijjf mouuns I WO tnirty-rourtn annual convention here; they were urged to contribute to defense program by conserving medical supplies. Pare 12 upon an ever favoring fortune on the land. itself into the sea. Good will and good citizenship Fortune' is fickle. Reverses will The forces of Holland and of occur.

Allies will prove faithless. Fashions. Pa ire 1 France beat themselves to froth ONTV were emphasized by Exposition In joint celebration of Japan Day and opening of "I Am an American" week. Paee 15 A. San Francisco will observe its cxiiaHiW ITALY KENNEDY URGES 164th birthdav Saturday.

Pare 15 The Good Neighbor. Radio Log. Vital Statistics. Comics. Classified Ads.

Culbertson Bridge. Crossword Puzzle. Believe It or Not Page IB Page 13 Page 13 Page 2 Pages 25-29 Page 25 Page 28 Page 20 Bay region and northern Califor- RED CROSS AID nia this week will lay final plans for July 4 Pare SO JUL By The Associated Preai Supervisors today will debate pro- LONDON, June 23. Declaring that "everything Indicates Eng MEXICO SUPPORT land will be called upon to PLEDGE BY ENVOY use her mine sweepers to clear ut coastal minefields. An authoritative British informant commenting on the terms as released by the Ministry of Information, declared: "It Is dificult to see how terms could be more humiliating, or what could be more shameful, than to hand over material and territory for war against an ally with whom France has a solemn agreement not to conclude a separate peace." BAUDOUIN VOW RECALLED.

He recalled that Paul Baudouin, Minister for Foreign Affairs under Premier Marshal Petain, had vowed only a few days ago that France would fight on rather TMT A A TOULOUSE vVyM ARSEILLE fNICE st. jean tS'T pied de portA- yf Jiy1 the greatest siege In the history of man," Ambassador Joseph P. NEW YORK, June 23. (AP) Hannibal was a mighty conqueror, too. He lost at Zama, and died a fugitive.

Napoleon, a still greater conqueror, lost at Waterloo, and died a prisoner at St. Helena. The fates do not spin any thread without a break. Sometimes the spindle falls. Make peace.

Make peace, a long and stable peace, reared on the firm foundations of the right built on the even cornerstones of generosity and justice. If the Versailles Treaty made war certain, do not make another war more certain by terms that are more harsh. No victory.of force will "last a thousand years." No peace of injustice will endure even a generation. March no more across the land Kennedy urged the United States -r'Xa 'o. The full support of Mexico should SECT MEMBER TARRED BY MOB PARCO June 23A (INS) Victim of a tar and feather attack by a mob of Parco residents because he was passing out literature advocating peace, A.

V. Hyder, a member of Jehovah's Witnesses, was In custody today suffering bruises and burns. the United States be invaded was public tonight to do Its utmost in contributing to the Red Cross. pledged today by Dr. Francisco The American Ambassador de Najera, Mexican Ambassador to clared that funds "now at our this country.

disposal are pitiful in relation to "Any attack on America by a non-American nation concerns area at lower right comprises what, according to Fascist sources in Switterland, Italy seeks from France In separate armistice negotiations. France thus would be left an inland island, deprived of all seaports, major industrial cities and her richest agricultural region. AsKoclateil Preis Wlrphoto, THIS WAS FRANCE Upper shaded area details the huge section of France to be occupied by Germany under the terms of the armistice, according to the British Ministry of Information. Part of France to be occupied by Germany would include almost every important city except Marseille, and indications were Italy would take that. Lined anticipated needs." FRENCH URGED ithe entire continent," he Said.

TO SAVE SHIPS highway, his literature was burned, and he was tarred and feathered and manhandled. WINDSORS, ENVOY DINE IN MADRID TWAnPTn Timo 91 4P1 -it tne united states is invaded, we will stand by It." Declaring subversive activity in with brutal tread. than accept dishonorable peace. "This treaty, as well as M. Boudouln's undertaking, have been Violated by Marshal Fe-tain's Government, and their breach of faith Is bitterly resented and condemned not only by all Frenchmen over seas, but also by masses of Frenchmen at home." The British had reported today Rebel French Regime Organized Crush no more with iron lwel the helpless nations of the earth.

his country had been nipped in the bud, the ambassador reported that a German dally newspaper Stand firmly on the ground of face the music. After all we have (Continued from Page One) peace and equity. LONDON, June 24 (Monday. (AP) The International Federation of Seamen's Unions in a broadcast late last night appealed to French crews to head for British ports. "Don't hand over your ships to the Germans," the Federation advised.

"Make for British home or Dominion ports." BRITISH M. P. DIES LONDON, June 23. (AP) Sir and a Mexican organ had been Turn back from further ven The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in Madrid at 8:30 p. m.

and dined with Sir Samuel Hoare, British Ambassador to said. future," Gen. De Gaulle forced to suspend for printing that widespread assurances of turing. ourselves and our governments of the past sixteen years to blame. We wanted security but were loath to pay the material and moral price to guarantee it." You have 'reached the sea.

German propaganda. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET OPPOSITE POWELL EXBROOK 6800 "This capitulation has enslaved France completely and placed the Government of Boudeaux under the immediate and direct dependency of the Germans and Italians." De Gaulle, Undersecretary of Richard James Meller, 67, a barrister and member of Parliament announced, was one from Gen. Eugene Mittelhauser, the French Commander in Chief in Syria, who proclaimed determination of his forces to fight on. French residents of Saigon, French Indo-China, demonstrated publicly this morning, urging that France accept the British offer of political union and continue the war together, Reuters, British' news agency, said. At Shanghai the French colony dispatched a message to the French Government at Bordeaux, advocating continued resistance to Germany and solidarity with the Allied cause.

ITALIAN SUB SUNK. While the British Government published the pledges of vigorous French colonial support the Admiralty announced the sinking of another Italian submarine by light naval forces operating un since 1923, died Sunday. He was knighted in 1933. War in Premier Paul Reynaud's continued support had reached London from French colonial possessions. The armistice grants the French Government the choice of returning to German occupied Paris or operating from any seat in unoccupied territory.

On the French Government was placed the burden of forcing millions of refugees to return to their homes in territory already swept by the blitzkrieg. COMPLETE CAPITULATION. This was the peace signed yesterday in sunlit Complegne For Cabinet, spoke shortly after Marshal Premier Henri Philippe Pe tain in a broadcast from France der the direction of' the Com expressed, "sorrowful amaze mander in Chief of the East In ment" at Prime Minister Church dies forces. ill's statement on the British Among the messages of French colonial Bupport, the Government Government's "grief and amazement" at France's acceptance of Germany's armistice terms. est in the same railway car On the same broadcast the an where Allied terms were imposed on Imperial Germany in 1918.

nouncer read a report that Gen The British called it "complete capitulation," although it was said SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE that the French proposed "certain eral De Gaulle had been dismlbsed from the French Army because of a speech he made last night in London, urging Frenchmen to continue the fights by Britain's relatively unimportant amend ments" some of which were ac cepted. side. SUPPORT PLEDGED. The British Government an nounced, meanwhile, it has re The British informant who made the terms public commented that the upshot of the armistice terms may be described' as fol ceived pledges of "support from the French colonial empire, do termined to carry on the war against Germany despite the armistice signed at Compiegne Forest. SALE Pledges of support from Syria, French Indo-China, Morocco, Sen egal, the Cameroons and Jibuti 5 a Overseas ft dial- Iff fiM; spreads mi foreign mU 20 timcs 'V ml farther ml A 1 apart! 1 were announced: "His Majesty's Government" the statement said, "are prepared to make, financial arrangements to' enable the French colonial empire to play its part." It added: "As stated by the Prime Minister, the British aim Is the complete restoration of the metropolitan and overseas territory of France." SADNESS IN FRANCE.

British sadness tinged with bit i Of Women's Shoes Dress, Street and Sports Shoes drastically reduced to Thru Daily Train from San Francisco toCHICAGOond ST. LOUIS Extr F0r THE SCENIC WAY ACROSS AMERICA terness over the fall of continental France was mild compared with the attitude of French mill tary men, the press and the people generally. $45 $C45 Exchange Telegraph, British and lows: "The armistice terms compel France to hand over to Germany her armed forces, her stocks' and materials, as well as to place the greater part of French territory at the disposal of Germany for the prosecution of the war against Great Britain. "The French Government will continue to exist on suffemnce In a relatively small area that will be completely dependent on Germany. No clue is given as to terms of peace but It seems clear that Germany has no intention of discussing peace at the present stage.

In a word, the terms of the armistice exact the complete capitulation of France. VIOLATION CHARGED. Baudouin, Marshal Petain's Minister for Foreign Affairs, declared a few days ago that France would not accept humiliating or shameful terms. It is difficult to see how the terms could be more humiliating, or what could be more shameful than to hand over material and territory for war against an ally with whom France has a solemn agreement not to conclude peace. "This treaty, as well as M.

Baudouin's undertaking, have been violated by Marshal Petain's Government and their breach of faith is bitterly resented and condemned, not only by all Frenchmen overseas, but also by masses of Frenchmen at home, who have been prevented by the action of the Government from following the example given by other victims of German aggression and from continuing their struggle against the common enemy in circumstances which held out good hope of final victory. "Meanwhile, as Prime Minister Churchill has said, Great Britain will cherish the cause of the French people and a British victory Is the only possible hope for the restoration of the greatness of France and the freedom of Its people." RCA MM Jew 1941 Model' via Salt Ink City, Colorado Rockies Denver, Omaha, Kansaj City Standard and Tourist Pullmans; lounge car for all ileeping car p-tengert. luxurioui reclining chair can. All cars air-conditioned, No change of cart en route. Sensible prices in the diner.

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In Bordeaux, Exchange Telegraph said, the awakening of the populace today to learn that the armistice had been signed was a signal for relaxation and relief. There was no illusion about the terms every one appeared convinced that France was swallowing the bitterest pill in its historyyet the populace was glad to know the worst was over and that constructive work of some kind might be resumed. The British news agency said the general sentiment in France 10 RCA Victor preferred type tubes bui tb ITRAVElfRiDIT PLAN VtM new Pay later Tune in foreign stations with the new Overseas dial as easy as you get domestic stations with your present radio! Come in today, compare the features of this new RCA with any other radio, listen to true tone luxury! With 12-inch electro-dynamic speaker, improved electric tuning, four tuning bands and. a big, beautiful cabinet of expensive hand-polished veneers. It's The Emporium for Radios and Records.

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