gene]; Accept Harsh Gernipan Armistice Terms

MAXIMS MAXIMB 0P A or A MERE MAN MERE MAN

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Everbody

Covers Prlnoe Edward Island Like the Dew

o‘ h- og m; g We], Struggle makes chnractes

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won: uudinn Two Cont;

w“, "u". ‘ l" Founded "m1 Annlll Subscription Delivered I000

u; Inn-rum. sumo. Canada r... us. sow ..3 g

ITALIANS FEEL BRITISH MIGHT IN AFRICAN AREAS

‘Give, Pram-i“; 11y " Newsman Warns‘ ‘Cam 8153;!” Take INVITES A lUYdi Entire Country To l” I“‘"*‘°’ “f f - T F ‘FRENEHMEN u Hitler’s_l_._egions m” “h PM” C” h“ ° a’ llln ILRITISH

Juno Z4 -(Mon- Enemy Demands French Fleet (‘h urchill Expresses Be “Interned”——Still Nego- “Grief m"! Amuw

merit” at French Ac- tiating Terms With Italians.

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADAdli/IONDAY, JUNE 211,0 1940 1o PAGES

a...°..°'“.‘.“.“.';i‘.‘.',‘.i Paints I n Desert

known to he ready to transfer their ships to Britain or to scuttle them rather than yield to Germany have been quietly mplnccd by "safe" officers or political agents in the inst fcw days, David Scott, former Paris correspondent of the London News Chronicle, chargcil today.

Muss01ini’s Navy Loses Two Submarines Over Week

ceptance of Terms.

4 lie said his i f rm ti i ' ‘ LONDON J (C ) A §giiIodlauthE1Ir§“t)!'."a niiii End‘-‘R0Ya1 Alr k Orce Lounoivhb June ash-ﬂow» »- ‘i; , une 23__ P __ statement that the Bl-i- " e . azs cerany have ak- Prime Mi Ker Churc t, r -

en e re in their l ti t ' ' ressii B imln’ " e! tisli Government could “no longer regzird the Bordeaux to .2. uint oiomrrfoiiciie NAMED MArrrou-m-crrirsr COIItIIIUGS O11 Off€I1S1V€. gmazerlisient" rat iinnnoﬁ wcc Government as the Government of an independent coun- c ~~ g1» blulk Borﬂwhhich joined in: ___.. anoe o! omnw "rymﬂlce T1 iii , u , _- - - AN renc - r s s uzidro ii t E F. P , RR C.. < - - . icl tod _ t ul Frenc g my “as broadcast over the “Hush Broadcastmg Cor‘ WOUNDED m FR CE Alexandria, is nntqtransfiarrcd ofnixéilifiigloirnilixriiv?arrivesnisifEng! l CA1R0~ Iikivlll. J1me 3'i'—(CP)-—“h1i¢-1'11179T1 Brnlsh l.\',ly1pe9l‘:\‘e(‘l' miymiiv be to “1 '

British llciil against (“wk

have the oifv hope of Frauccs e‘-

porntion tonight. The announcer said the British Government found that

to the British flag." "Thcy will blackmail the week

and will be iriribroii-iii-cliicf oi‘ c

_ ‘1- Somali irrcuiilzlrs and fast-striking camel patrols adlan nurses serving overseas.

Lance-Corporal W. Sutherland. H110 carried the wzn" ncross the desert frontiers of Ethiopia and

Battleford. Sask. member of the

a, .

_ . . . . S I th Hi hl d ' f the Brlt- Petaln gov g thl d artment f natoinal defence dn- 1 m t; u, “hen; j.

the terms oftthe ‘Geimlan argnisltice werelrin clclmtravention isffffmy. ;5§c§o:},§ést§bﬁ the pom". M ,},§*§,A,}ced_hM,gsbeM°,,, Mmgoimgdkloé nail-an S0mnh-hmd_ “Defljng: ‘QM the Brim); m _ o '1 Yrcemen 5 50 emn ' m-i e )9 ice ' i - . Canadian Casua ty in t e Brl is “The Fri-no). navy _ h; 0 . a l ax, as on nppoili c: vi l 3 _ . en 1d not fee. that a ‘I.’ 3 ‘ t“ n t e A led Gtueln expeditionary force. He was wound- dr-rcd to proceed onifloiilon i. matron at headquarters in OIIIIWJ,‘ T110 131115 1113i 5137191’ Saturday at P131111 3H9? 1101711 at? indcggendent u. _ ,>. v

" . . _ . _ . . . mcnis and reduced the Bordeaux Government "to a state ed m m.- hgs and both hands m m, “mm, m," 1,, b, mi...“ 0v. to succeed MiSS Peusc. lllﬁnyj 100 miles of siind-duned frontiers were aimed from Mona; Rem. Ggve

Epic Voyage

AN EASTERN CANADIAN PORT, June 2Li_icP>——A little Norwegian trawler, which apgarliit-

pinocd over hcr.

Ago Today

(By The (‘anndliur Prrssl

War-i-ZS Years 1 . _ ‘Canadian

Gives Account

nigh

LONDON, June 23—.’_CP) —Coniplctc demobilization of French land and sea for- lccs and German occupation ‘of more than half of France

ivisulrcil by Germany ‘and

(Continued on page 9. Col 5)

Divided ,

LONDON. June 24.—lCP) - The lDailv Express correspondent, Geo. Millnr, Just back rroni ﬁance.

the pence move was Jenn Prouvnst. director of the bluizesl. French revis- 17.11301‘ Paris-Soil", nild a big business mun n5 well."

Woﬁiaii

cent removal of French offic- cers “known to be of this state of mind."

British Press

pen to ihe hrmiszlce terms, L. e sec-

" ution was born." said that “lhe peni- Mzirshnl Pulain have Iillllltu to Hlllfl‘ 0:1 a dining car lublc.

“Pliny have put the 1011211011 voluliuu lnlo reverse."

Vernon Bartlett, iii the News- Chroncle commented: "The French surrender involves political changes n11 over llic wnislzl and no one can yet tell their mnuiililclc.

I "Evcii the llllPll hlaihluil. \\"..o has . llul< broken France's iilcciirc nol io

TC‘

OTTAWA. June 23.—(OP)—Af_tei' a series of exciting days, Psirlia~ merit remained kevecl uu over ‘the

of the budget speech Ylilllnﬂ) Minister I-‘cnlston l0ll10l‘l'\.‘\\'. 1t is expected to be the largest budget iii Canadirs history,

Unlike the Natural Resources Mo-

O00.000.000—thnt the znvernnient ‘

' pests to sbcmi durum the nrcsvl fiscal vcur.

A Notable Wcck

Arrival of the Governor-General. the Earl of Athlonc and lie lllisS- ace or the Natural Resources Mo- bilization Act. made the unﬁt Wvﬁk n notnlfe one in the cxncrience of the oldest iliombers of the Hon?!‘ of Commons nud the Senate. ‘

The (lelivcrv of the war!" budflc . and a reorznnlziitiou 0i lho ('."l1)ll‘T‘l

viié———- — ~41

corps charge. The raiders withdrew a

week-end nnliciuorlng lhe dpllvcigv l works and wrecking a water tower

fter destroying the defence without which the

lposition could not hc occupied. l

’ 'l‘\vo hundred milcs to the

raids struck at Italian outposts held by conscripted no‘

marine.

FY30.

_(Contl_nued onkpoge 9. Col 3)_

Colonies

east another of the lightning '

raids by Italian planes in Alexandria. Onc plane of the Aden, Red Sea, command was cred- iicd with participating in the capture

of an lizilinn sub-

of complete subicction to the enemy and deprived it of all Frame- He 18ft 111111-10101111“ 1938- or hv the rtinnin If this is —?——"_—— mine}, qnmqiﬂqnd 1t qcqﬂergd - | v . ~- .~ h"t\'(‘. silmllled to ‘ _ ._ __ __ , _ _. _ v . .. . . . . pd m~fi|nu¢d “JiLIhOIQS 1 11 H ;, 1111011)’ 111111 811 “£111 10 1"~‘l11'*’5‘3111 11'0" French 01117191153’ iligkiiiiizt rilrlisiiiiiihlihilﬁén li€1ri<§i~t§ci1€érd §,‘,’,,.’;”,J}'§,‘,f,l“§§'g q‘{,§,,,‘,’$“°"'°‘ l whore iialinh rcgulzii" and native border guards are sta- f§"‘{f,‘;ffc-hm“§§; gilfmal 111 _. ____.___ ' NEW YORK J 23 at the bvsinnin: or the cvuiurv- “Th, m“. and me 3,‘; m, 1 tionﬂp m, ma,“ Government m, 31.1 y‘ - 1-» -»~~.-.~.= 22:22" hi‘ “L; l i." “°'“‘."‘...;'.§..‘5.‘§.§’ 1 , _ . are ny ea _ roeo 0 . tuelinlltalvluntd France are cx- transfer their ships to ythe ‘ 1 NATIVE TROOPS FLEE enomious, and which i1 ' ' .::.".:? . 1 13:31"..:‘::i.."::‘:.*::;2athis‘: . l . . :r:..i"1"““"" M v" gist. {ionic hero hyihc National . h, a “nigh “m, the cum“)... I 1 - At some points there were skirmishes and nzitlve~ Dp5pl1Q the action o.‘ airs 1'» maaﬂ“ ‘"3 9°m1-""">- ""11"" Then he warned of the re- ‘troops fled from one Abyssinian outpost before n camel ‘denux Government. he said, a l

torlous Brilwlz: xvzlt "cherish cause of the French people," r. minted out to them J i 1 Iv tlsh victory was ‘the oiilv p. s1‘. hope for the restoration of F " and lho freedom o! 1's W‘ ‘

The Prime Minister's s11‘ follower-

His Mnynoows GOVQXTiHIGIZt fiche

. . , . , . , . I l . . . . . . 1" “ﬁlmed “cm 110N111 M‘ m? were disclosed tonli-‘Iht by 1111.10” “m” mm “hen he bum“ ‘ c P t lJlIlZBLlOH Act spccuilx- cnucicd inst l lives. .\ British lilllleiln said the natives tried i0 fight Off heard with grief and nmizemc" '_ _~, ;d .dc n, .;'ct Pdwtomako iczicepro- . , ‘, . , .- _ . . 1 .. §',‘fl,‘,“§§,c‘;°s°‘,‘,‘,“§‘}{,‘f.“it, liiilldli‘ i... lihc Government as terms of uigilflé(l\lllgiyrn, niuit uizig‘ a s e ggfllg-mgtfs = the Somali attack for a few minutes, then fled leaving h9g1‘ bgfffiﬂt‘? m. w“), who in, iilel auiicsl oe- 1 the (iermamlq-ench armis- Fldggi-‘volpiltlﬁggglliilsIfiiglﬁalbgggfdggi: B t “i... u... mi... do in the wgiv oi . one (lczid. i the F-“Pnch Governmen- ‘ - 1 i‘ - - > i‘ "‘l- p . . . . . . ' p. . 1 “$11., 15.10,. craft was so short or . lice. ed to be a Frenchman." _ e giigyilplgtooliiinifilégnllie l3ni-hcc;{f,§1l_‘1 1 Il;.*_\pt_ l0§li_.l])0(l hci government. King lniouk accept- idogélié-v can not feel m" sum‘ M Ho‘. that this morning mu" cnpilln ‘He saidl lllziﬂi iviladrlnéggfnelgrhgﬁ: The Notural Resources Nlublliza- cd_ the resignation of Premier Ali Pasha after conferences similar. ‘em, Could i; ve l - 1111100 a $11111“? S?“ diff‘ ‘mfg Passive Ally of Nazis HLFJQEQ‘. clfiiiriliinciu Yvdn Deblos LONDON June ,4 ,0?) n“, ~ 1102 A6515 iirﬂluéﬂd 111 i>'@111“§'111I1L°1'11t1§ with pziriv leaders. It was understood that the formation submitted to by anv French for oil. T19 mh ens c.i|>.1:l s - ~ _ 3 _ ‘ H — -“ "" _ nn _au iorzcs he aoveri m. . u ._ : ‘ ‘ . . . V. . . l A M __ he could m, ,,-._,,,.1..,- 0-,, m ma‘ ailiglvRilfiilllllnﬁlaglll-llgllovvsggbd lgrictcarlin %il.i.sril,_pl._.s cvtniolligPrlliie AtLIWbSiAEl , rcquu-e an Cunﬂdmns ,OH,,;,,CI...E1,CV,,_- ‘ of n, X-liiﬁlhll Union Government, solidifnnlz principal 17+ (Cohﬂgued n“ “mm 9 m. 7, - mu dlreoi-cd the Noiwveglcn f.) ms; 13mm." France, required whiz‘; M10111” Ms *0 I U; new, any“. VXL111KIXEI_1‘IPITA.X a L 155130‘r_z{il;liﬁgii;é_ igpkyvfllfllgiiwCl:1‘;l1$:_1i T131’; , political factions. was considered. j ___ __ , ' 1‘~’- ‘ - .. . . .. 1,; '- -\_.1_ 1131.’, - '1 ‘L ‘- ,".-‘H. ‘- ' f" . ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ 0f r23... . . had been mnrle publio tonight. ‘munitions a n d Atlantic . . . - " ' . _. 1 be 115001 111 1118 5511111100 01 11111109‘ AIR POUNDING CO/NTINLES irne Wewland said the French nirny people ulul Biiiiln (1 1 10 b!‘ li-tcliiu i- s PEQPLE ARE QU T“ Of "he f?“ “'1' “M” ‘coastline, becomes in a sense coud do no more ~-,.»,-,,,§L.. “,1, n5, insert" the Dally g5” ‘ZIKhZrZuTEQQQ “lfowcve; ‘ n C05, .Qv1E ST monk Engush tol iiclvspzipea'liicn * _ s " .. ', . i J“ _, “,_ _ , ., _‘ H . - - ,,_ . _ _ mm coilXdAnot discuss thou irui ‘a passive ally of Germany to §‘,{.‘,‘,,§“§,,§‘§',2,g‘,)“,’,,§,t§ 3-,‘; {}}g“;,1,;.;;‘,,e“g; f $139 “gf§’st§§“§°§tn““;‘§1 “lfdfcllffcij, é‘; l _F1'0m b11505 31011.‘! 1.119 bledlterriinean. in Ei-ZYN. East LME Bvcs ALWAYQ ilitiiicaiitiili: ioiio-dl‘ \°\'.,.‘§§“"‘,'j‘§_‘,' for the haltic of Britain. g9.llﬁlOuiliMlﬁnyslvfglJili dmilllglnailgs uu-l ii-ui-uulune-winch oullxinrch “fmo emu a? n,,‘_.,: N. m, a (iv... 7 Africa and along the Red Sea. British llllliln}! planes RUNNWQ lN CHQQLES '1 ‘<1 " - c- ' “ 1 ~ - . . . ilil'l‘l‘." gr rciiyrr. ‘ - ' oh.' ~ , _ q-imhi. ~11 l dz- - - - - - ' ' '. __ Iililclﬂls. no vrsscl riocxrd m n “nth final tcinis of thc worked a, u“. "m. 5mm he (W01, “M Hm vow mcmvnt “hm “up ‘ gliaéllqeéitﬁlglélflinise 1m Anmljhirgmzai .ind bombers imilﬂd out to conlmuc poiindiniz ltalhrn AND NEVER GET ‘We vl-urlrl here, but. no guard w.» i hfnﬂdfl‘ liuropczin peace en- ed the cabinet. Also in support oi 51ml is-Lun-S mm- delegate nu, m5 5 mm of u“. tom s,,,,,_m.,,,,,,d $1‘. troops, supply and naval targets, following biliilfflii) s

ANYWHERE

MTNE 24. l915~Ai1lrn-Ccrninn . . . . . . . . ,. . . 1 (mt... on E3519?“ pwfm (w-(yccpd ' ' lm-“o? B- fPPdlaiii‘ T111111‘. 01111111" “11- will make the nleseht \\cl.1<s.mcei.\ Y W" Dmeqwr RN” h “NW m_ Chm) b.l.e\c t-hnl. Hit-leis solemn 195; nplnblp, . “wqr.i_ H], 7 ‘SM? 1 d "nvru ﬁ I promise not to use the French zlcct Alter delivering the hhdcct. Col. e e 0 r ' k1,‘ ‘ .9‘ c" .. '. rs ",1. . " ‘ (lurlup. the war lllﬁflilS nnv more Rnlqon w‘il turn fwm luizmclii lo ~ " "1 “mm h" PM“ “Nil fmn“ than ills previous promises to llic mfitnrv and nnvni mntfrws. lP-Wvllii! I "N 1" Germm‘ 1l°1“1‘""1"‘m' M ' Czcchs, Dzmcs, Poles and all the to another minister the tank cf nd- . Q ‘ ’ v _, A‘ s. lst C"i"ii1(l'{‘l‘l Divriui hlili- ii N.“ of Hwmu wmktpﬂn! H". m.“- mx ];\\\'_<_ Ho TORON PO. Jun" .33 -'("l"' - ﬁr. n into First Armll‘ Tf‘*<‘1'V9- R f lilirtlclt continued: “Those ships will become Nlihlsfﬂi‘ o! Nntiw-iqi t Minimum and maximum 1cm i\::.~ —————— WELS I18 e UQQQS whéch coiiie iXtIKO (fiertrnnnt hanrls- Defence succccdlnrz tho 1M1‘ 111"‘- 111ml an one s no un or una ey, sure u rmnn Rogers. gigdgrnignicthilrli‘ltiirulgﬁeiiglzobpiiitstlgfn ofcoﬂnﬁ ‘(Ion 4i I F 1 t ainmuver $1 sxurcnder~uxll bc used against. Great _ _. . A Eidmonoon 39 74 ‘ Britain, and members or the French Wxzmviei: 56 i111 -°- Before German Hordes- "sli:i":ll "l... ........-. p t |_ ream “M R b S - -t P -1 H silo. i? i V i I‘ l. i 1i Rm m Notices in on. colllml said a soveuunent "cvmnosed Q1 Ore 0 ust Plrl reval S Ottawa 4: :1. ' M" P" M —— - - l“’.‘..la“ﬁ‘i.‘.iﬁ."“£ii‘.°‘3f.i%$°.§1§l‘.§l32?3& '- - - yo?“ L,’ c; .1 _ . “"-_j_“"_'““ ' S . ‘ he 9c ~ see. - . m Inﬂow in “We M h. ...... .. ............... lliﬂ In French Colonial Possessions. John n of the evacuation of Paris is writ- n . , . Westmoreiand School, 10c [on by Gladys Amolm former Rb A shocklngy increases the peril ollts ____ 3411mm 4: 9;; Cream and Dance June gain, l _ ) mrwolnan who ‘m, m. democi c allies and hands over the _ _ , _ ‘ _ _ , _ , ' Qhajdpﬂpfgwn 4g 51 L-730-6-32-2l. 5m’ “immm ' soil or rce France to become a o a LONDON, June 23—(Cl) Prclicli tololunl lzlilpuc l0 lu-‘ly ___. 1051 three 11"“ m“ “CW1 i“ can‘ base of Fascist attack on the Brlt- »~ - - u FORECAST “Dam md Ice Cream omen adlnn press correspondent in the 15h “Bonk... -lhc ‘lioverumcutv announced {its part. 1 Ball, Thursday, June 27th,' T100011 01101101») The Dally lyllall called it "aharrie- i— today 1i had received pledges 1 l! addcd:—- nhrmme "Mme": Modem“ M .______L'alﬁ's'm'n' By Gladys Arnold By the Canadian Press liiiniiilhlizmililhsen“gufiiaiilniidflcii-‘aglvhxii ﬁND§§§;.f,§§,° fiacalciuﬁilillec) 0f support from the French "As slated by the Prime ‘ fresh winds; mostly cioudv nnd “Reserve July 10m Ice cream Canadian Press (‘orrcspondont LONu0N.—url\u|r| UISEIOSCS Gcr- us vol minthiii. wafniiig‘. ii‘ such be $1M liribufe" u, bdnnrpya- mo‘ w’ ‘Col-mini l-Tmpire expressing Xllnislcr, llu- ilrilisli Jlllll is the ‘ cool with showers. 50¢; 1 A] d ' w » mun armistice icrms for l~rancc,in- ]](*(=,ﬂ¢d_ or his ultimate riim in all B» 1 1 . b“; .d 1 ‘ v ,1 , 1 , _, _ “W. i _ , _ _ Innﬁﬁm “an m’ L_315.¢,9.T.£ii,s_ LQNDQN, J1me 23 --(CP) -(CP eluding internment or. navy, uissu- p |< u-nr-conqurst or Britain." LQQIBSIBAIIQIAV“TLI1$%ZI“ 1"‘ “L l‘ llhll1u.uilll<ui 1o C-ifl) on tlic jnouiph ‘on. i. ’ l l on ‘i 16 lnsiiigli-Ifzfé]Oghboghiﬁshgspnf?035mg ‘ ______ clable)_mndon kmkod like Hem...“ iulgtgfoi; or‘12mphasyirgaigniinrttggl; Hérhof-I- wit? commentﬂgé ufgget bag; TM Pod Lmvycate wmw._ will. uqdiiiq hcrmziny llrsiutc lllPiT4\i\ri.ii.lll dud nu . >1 .l> mr- “c” 1mm . m mme-nﬂe ‘hawﬁa "i 5H 8t. Charles Dramatic today van I arrived utter spending gecosnlﬂim “ymulrawn ‘roan BM‘ M“ t?" m“. gsd 15ml‘. M1,‘! Briitlsh They say that. your memorial has the diilllslltt sigﬂtd at gom- uuon Hi I l-lllkl. n". “mm. R,,.,,., dist,“ and Mam gbigdnm s," Columbus Han’ on did“ travelling norllhflaﬂsfldiwigid “"1111 government accorded i0 Eilllrllft‘. suiihortcli hv all the survlv- bee,‘ vrakeﬂ liciuuc Forest 1 British sadllvxs‘ timed “m1 M“ l 1mm- bl" 1" ha‘ be?“ general“? m“ 6511M’, June 26th. e uman s ream a h Hench Gem Chane, m, Gnu"... or; n. u“. n-c9dnm'_1cv,ng nauom It was but marble; your memorial ,_ ' L (_ _ , terncss, over llic {all or cohlinen- and moqomtoiy warm “mm. we“ 1,-3g4.5.g4.gi_ through the Versailles gatc 501" ' who establishes national commlttc: stands ‘mderontm Hm" m“ has» stands 1h" ‘Hmh —"“°r“m°m 5 llal France was mild roiiil"\1"‘l1 o; i‘ wall-ant P l 24 h be; the 1h 1101111011 10 00111-1111!" "'1"? Frcnc" all his war to wini" Mme lﬂsllngly than "Y made fnrliinl ZillilnlllliTlllPlll that the with the nlliludc of French rnill- Rich tide this milk-moon at X20 m M11147" 11911111115. 5001011"! M111‘ e “'5 d W's“ we t colonies pledge allegiance to Brit- ___ with hands. ‘imﬁnn “f the qrmkﬁcc "brim" iarv men. zhc pirss nrd lhc peo- and mmorrow mgrnlng m, 23¢ n W 501119111 6111b. 0110" B Germans "119" l" "m" ‘elm m‘ ‘s nln‘: ti ht. u Whatever fellowship of men 1s - .-. 1 a < - _ s» ‘Din gciicmlly, - Sun sols t-lils evcnlmz nt 75'.‘ and ‘M1111! 5911' 00 w club 981F005 and ‘may “ti” 10 day‘ ° 11PM}? BOR EAUPL-I-‘rance, nlrcudy WEEK. to an cud tlic orgiliizcd rc- rises tomorrow morning at 414. ach iondlnii any. if advised by “@1118 1111M MWIIHIM"! "m" Y crushed hr Peru-WY ""1 “"1"” wherever rreedoni mam a heart - . . f ,1 F. 1 h. Sold Out Army Last quarter moon June 2i, 2.1a phone or otherwise. James Allen, and M0918 K011; nocut their Slm- Italy‘! stern terms, tl his to hold to a, 5“1“'“° ° '1" ‘mm _ “C95 p,“ glzveheﬂd. will give a similar ser- only kiiccupntiona I couldn't hflp her useless defence Ines; (rem-m: wherever In me world om, wngue m home 4.11am"! ti,“ m ti“. 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