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No. 10101

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ARMISTICE TERMS

MILITARY OCCUPATION OF FRANCE FOR DURATION:

BLOCKADE

CONTINENTAL

FULL TEXT RELEASED: ITALY'S TERMS EXPECTED TO BE EQUALLY SEVERE

THE GERMAN TERMS FOR AN ARMISTICE WITH FRANCE WERE PUBLISHED THIS MORNING..

They are as severe as were anticipated.

Nevertheless, acting on instructions from Marshal Petain, head of the unconstitutional Government in Bordeaux, they have been signed by the French plenipotentiaries, and will become operative six hours after another Armistice agreement with Italy is signed. ITALIAN TERMS

:

It is expected that the Italian terms will be equally severe, and may even include immediate territorial concessions.

OF GREAT BRITAIN

School Kiddies Send Their ITALIAN TERMS Entire Savings To Fund BELIEVED EVEN

Copper cents and five and ten-cent coins to the value of $63.40 were brought into the South China Morning Post Ltd. this afternoon as a contribution from the children of the Garrison Infants' School in Garden Road to the War Fund.

Unstintingly, these tiny tots have voluntarily given their entire savings to the Fund.

Two little girls from Stonecutters Island brought in the entire contents of the money boxes-money they had saved "ever since they could remember."

With their savings, the Garrison School kiddies sent in a note.

"The children of the Garrison Infants' School in Garden Road are happy to send $63.40 as their contribution to the War Fund," it read.

"Later on, we hope to send more money as we want so much for Britain to win the war."

Further territorial concessions are certain to be demanded when the time comes for The War Fund

France to sign the peace terms to be imposed by the two Totalitarian States. Briefly, Germany's terms envisage the immediate military occupation, for the duration of the war with Britain, of approximately half of France, including the entire Atlantic seaboard down to the frontier of Spain and Portugal. Italy is expected to occupy the remaining half. COMPLETE DISARMAMENT

France must completely disarm, and hand over all war materials and supplies to Germany.

The French Flect is to be recalled and handed over to Italy and Germany “for disarmament and internment.”

France must join in a Continental blockade of Britain.

THE TEXT IN FULL

LONDON, June 23 (Reuter).-The following is the complete summary of the articles of the armistice terms proposed by the German Government to the French Government.

French Denounce Petain's Treachery

New Government To

Be Formed

WASHINGTON, June 23 (UP).—French sources state that they have been advised that a French Govern- ment in exile will be formed in London to carry on the war on Britain's side.

,

They expressed the opinion that "true Frenchmen” will not capitulate to Germany, despite Marshal Petain's statement accepting the armistice.

The French Embassy has |

declined to comment. They said they have received no orders

from Bordeaux; neither have they received any orders for

Petain

relay to French merchant ships Government

in United States harbour.

The State Department also declines to comment, elther on the armistice or on the British announcement that they are breaking relations with the Petain Government.

Demonstration In Saigon SAIGON, June 23 (Reuter), th There was a demonstration outside

Disowned

Britain Announces Relations Sovered.

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

LONDON, June 24 (UP).—

Surrender Of Troops"

MORE SEVERE

By REYNOLDS PACKARD UNITED PRess staff correspoNDENT ROME, June 24 (UP). The same French emissaries who bowed to Hitler's dictated peace have received Italy's terms for a separate armis- tice.

Fascist circles to-day boasted that perhaps within 24 hours the world will witness the "crushing of a *** powerful empire."

The French delegates have forwarded the Italian terms to Bordeaux by telephone.

The meeting outside Rome has been described

ng

$1,100,000 Sent Home "coldly formal" although it was said the French were

As War Fund Mounts

A FURTHER CHEQUE for $450,000 was forwarded to the Colonial Secretary by the South China Morning Post, Ltd., this morning, for immediate transmission to the Imperial Government.

accorded "every courtesy possible under the conditions."

Extreme secrecy has shrouded the entire proceed-

inga. But Signor Gayda has Hongkong Border made no secret of the fact that the Italian conditions are severe.

The Italo-French and German- French armistice is, he said. the signal for a transformation of the map of Europe.

LANDING

IN BIAS

This brings the total amount already despatched by the War Fund to $1,100,000, leaving a balance in hand of about

¡$50,000.

Further substantial donations with

the Axis will turn upon Britain to the War Fund were received attück," Gayda added?"

a blasting, annihilating this morning.

"The moment it is concluded, BAY IS

Russian Moves

Article 1. The immediate ces-! DRAMATIC

sation of hostilities. The French troops who are already surround- ed are to lay down their arms.

Occupation Of Territory Arilcle 2.-For the security of! German interests, the territory north and west of the following line is to be occupied: Geneva-Dole, Chalon-

sur-Saone, Paray Le Monial, Moulins, Bourges, Vierzon, then to 20 kilo- mitres cast of Tours, thence to the south parallel to the Angouleme rail- way to Mont de Marsan and St, Jean, Pied de Port.

The areas not yet occupied in this territory, will be orcupled immediately on the conclusion of thei present convention,

VOLTE-FACE

BY REDS?

Fear Of Axis War Machine Mounts

By HENRY GORREL UNITED PRESS STAFF CONRESPONDENT

A cheque for $10,000 has been for- warded by the Green Island Cement! Co. Ltd.

French Receive Terms

REPORTED

LONDON, June 23 (Router). Navy Co-Operates

The Rome Radio states that Mesars. Mackinnon, Mackenzla Co. and Messrs. Gibb Livingston &

the Italian delegates at the armistice talks are Count Ciano, send cheques for $7,000td., each

the Foreign Minister, Marshal| Noteworthy contributions from Badoglio, Chief of Staff of the the Fung Keons Rubber Manufac

In "Blockade""

UNCONFIRMED reports

One friends are $3,000 from Armed Forces; Admiral Ca were current this morning that Japanese transports tory, Lid, and $2,000 from Fang ganari, Chief of Staff of the Keong.

Navy General Roatta, Chief of have appeared in Bias Bay. The Fund passed the $1,125,000 Staff of the Army; and General

marke at noon.

Pontionor Contributes

Support for this rumour Pricolo, Chief of Staff of the Air is lent by the fact that the Force.

Japanese officially announce as much វា 5 The Italian terms were handed to would like, I am an old-time pen- the French plenipotentinties at 5.30 that naval aircraft yester- sioner and I um 73 years of age, but p.m. I am sending you $5 which I wil

"I cannot afford

The latter are the same delegates day assisted land operations on a monthly donation no long as who signed the armistice with Ger- by carrying out bombing I can. Kindly accept same in the many together with General Parisot. and spirit in which it is given."

reconnoitring opera- Delegates In Roma LONDON, June 23

tions in the vicinity of Tam- (Reuter)

This is one of the many letters

werd

tho

to

BUDAPEST, June 24 (UP), -The dramatic behind-the- Military Governorship scene struggle for political and Article 3In the occupied arca, economic

the domination in Germany is to have all rights of Balkans between Russia and the occupying and. the power of ex- cluding local administration. The Axis powers became increasing large and smail, to the War Fand states that it learns from Rome that

which have accompanied donations, The Berlin official news agency shui, in the Bias Bay area, French Government is to afford allly evident to-day as reports dis- inaugurated last week by the "South the French representatives in

Waiyeung and Pingshan necessary facillies.

Germany will closed that the Italian Navy had China Morning Post" and "Hongkong armistice negotiations reduce to a minimum the occupa-mined Greek waters and had Telegraph."

arrived a were also bombed. flon

on the western coast after the

It exemplifies the spirit. animating afterntions

Rome in three German planes this An official Japanese com- cessation of hostilities with Great blocked all shipping with Turkey, Britain.

all contributors to the Fund.

munique, issued at J.E.F. Head- expected Syrin and Egypt. The French

A Indy who sent a donation of $500 commence immediately. French Government is free to

quarters in Canton, statca: chouse for itself

During the past week develop expressed the hope that inauguration seat of Govern-

The French plenipotentiaries con- "In active co-operation, with the ment in non-occupied territory ments in Rumania have placed of the fund would not entall the sist of six oflcers, various secretaries Army, Japanese naval. forces are even to transfer it to Paris if desired. emphasis on the growing fric-staff whose salaries would be deduc-Ambassador to Poland.

engagement of yet another over-pald and M. Leon Noel, the French Turn to Page 2. Seventh Column In the latter event, Germany will tion between the Axis powers ed from

They were received by four Italian allow the necessary facilities for the and Moscow, whose counter Turn to Pago 2, Fourth Column] Turn to Page 2, Sovonth Column

pressure in Bucharest has so far { prevented King Carol's capitula- tion to the demands of Germany Article 4-The French naval and Italy. military and air forces are to be demobilised and disarmed within the mining of Greek waters

To observers here it appears that

administration from Paris of both oc- cupied and unoccupied territory.

The

Italy

Domobilisation

con

a perled to be decided, with the stitutes a warning to Russia to keep exception of troops necessary for out of Rumania, Bulgaria and Tur- maintaining order,

is to be decided by Germany and the Battle States, regarded here as nit

key. size and

and armament of the lat-

The Soviet military occupation of respectively. cupled territory are to be brought dred Red Army divisions along the The French armed forces in oc- the reported transportation of a bun

unfriendly act towards Germany, and

back into unoccupied territory and Russo-German frontier between the demobilised. These troops will pre- Boitie and the Black Sea and created viously have laid down their arms and the general impression that the Soviet at the moment of the armistice. material at the places where they are has become worried regarding the momentum' of the Rome-Berlin war machine,

the British Consulate at Saigon to The B.B.C. has announced that day when crowds called for the acceptance by France of the British Britain has severed relations offer to form a Franco-British Union with the Bordeaux Government. ter and for France to continue the It was stated that "Britain -no struggle.

longer recognises the Petain Govern- The British Consul in a short ment," and that a French "National speech said that France was stlit alive Committee," similar to the Dutch and and that Britain would do everything Belgian refugee regimes in England in her power to asslat har to victory. would be formed in London. General

Syrio Will Bo Dafondad

It was also announced that de Caulle, Under-Secretary for War LONDON, June 23 (Neuter).-The In the Reynaud Government was French High Commissioner in Syria assuming leadership of the new re- Surrondor Of 'Armaments broadcasting on the Beirut Radio, fugee regime. Bald:

Official Statomont

Article 5-As a guarantee, Ger- many may demand the surrender in good condition of all" "artillery

If. Ruslan Strikes Tis generally felt that should Russia strike "she would move simulisnconsly

the north and Any southern drive would presum ably be on Bessarabia towards the the armistice contravene the solemnit Germany will decldo The French High Commissioner agreements made between the Allied there deliveries, de, the extent of Plenty oilfelds in Humanis, and also added that ho was in complete bagree Governments, reducing Bordeaux to Article 6 All arms and war beemne

on Bulgarie, · Henco Rumánia, might ment with General Mittelhauser, po a state of complate subjection to the material remaining in unoccupied Russia more of lem an ally of Bri- new battlefield· with Turn to Page 2. Soventh Column Turn to Paga 2, Sovónth Column Turn to Page 2, Third Column tolo

"The General Officer Commanding in Syria, General Mittelhauser, has LONDON, June 23 (Router)-A tanlur, anti-tank weapons, service decided to entry on the mission of statement broadcast from London in aircraft, infantry armaments, tractors France in Syria and to defend it with French stated that His Majesty'a and munitions in the territory not to the indomitable energy and honour Government find that the terms of be occupied.

of France and 'her flag"

the Fund. Although A

Great French Naval Base

Captured, Nazis Claim

SPECIAL TO THE “TELEGRAPH”

BERLIN, June 24 (UP)The German High Com- and claims that the great French naval base at St. Nazaire has fallen.

The report adds that the war southwards along the shores of the booty captured in the Atlantic Bay of Biscay, reached the outskirts port was "gigantic."

of La Rochelle,, about 40 miles from Bordeaux, last night, according to on officiai German claim..

Although the Nazis have checked off the Battle of France as a Nazi victory, the German armies in the Another mechanised unit has prostrate country are continuing to advance against what is described in captured St Nazaire, the French communiques ani naval þose at the mouth of the Loire official Germen

River in the Bay of Biscay, A negligible resistance.

40 Miles From Bordeaux [SPECIAL: TO, THE UTELEGRAPH"; BERLIN, June :242 (Domel).- German armoured, units

Hitler has informed Marshal Pelain that German troops will not enter Bordosion while the Italo-Frerich 'moving | Turn to Paga 2, Sixth Column

LATEST

At 3 p.m. to-day, the War mark. Fund · passed the $1,140,000

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