| Show Rome Terms! Here Are Conditions Overlook Scope of Exactedbyl talians O XT? Nazis Disclose nice oavoy Italy lo Occupy Slim Border Belt in Alps F4 3 ar-U-ck ter-tita- UrX-ft- ely "n4 aa pre-eede- Vt rur K - i laWna - a s Rr-t- a - It ea-tere- jy n trJis wtl coa-tB- ct nv at rta ai ex-ce- ctsa-MtKA- pt rr "a Further French Fighting Looms CTV-- Aa Peae w for-jBo- )e Cea-eea- cont-mcrc- Red Armr Patrols iazi Frontier The fra le aoa-ItaU- aa -- at pa-li-oe irs Fodtuit UrV-Gen- red itciiy DLOTGIIYSIEin B- W"'M' WiiaaiiW w ial Invalid was permit- 300 from 400 Differs Slightly From Digest Given by Britain fmB rMT mentioned in which faOwas aU anas sapplies and anununitioa la tha iaas to h aWlitarued ia Freack Rtetraaolitaa ry ROME Jaw gained adjataiax lihra tacthr with tha arms sarrender ta the traaa affectiaj the cxacaatiaa af tha territories can asdfitary enaeiioa at ejfj a fcwfcr he In the Alfa tknaifitart-mM-I cetm4 aaast ha reaave4 withia IS jays of Iivftdi toftMUant MEtMttS araaaaaeats ia tha fortifkatiaa warks and the la Kerta Africa aae? ffl anaaaaltiaa aaast ia the period he ren-k- t4 njts arcaaaasayak Over Tteti etir nH oeUrt ta Ital aaless ia tha caastal tarritary af French Somali ian East 'Africa anaec tenia af laaal All aaoveahl anas aa ammaaitioB tacether with tae Tra-ltaha- a aranisUee thasa to ha yjnva a to the traaas effectinj tha evacuation nere Tee4ay night af tha territory shn he laM Wa withta 1$ alays ia places Tb ermwtxe a2se farr Franc ta he iWkate hy the ItaUaa armistice cammissiaa ta ana23ariae ner aaval base ia "la the ease af fixed araaaaaeats aad ammunition ia MeaetTeneoa aOa ta war fertifkatiaa warlis ia the ahave territory the same re BrSaia la arcrcss shall he teOeweJ as far Freack metropolitan ter? aaeotioa was made af Nice ritory aat! territory adjaiaiac Likya an4 Corsica Frearh-nrie- d Swt So lee as hostilities ceatiaae hetweea Italy and em Story far olucti the lu&ans the British empire the maritime military fortified areas lane aae clajaeriag Ia to fuTJ ripttt Mar aad aaral hases af Teauea Biterte Ajaccie aad Oraa shall tot control of Use he eVaailitarued aatil the cessatioa af hostilities acaiast Timca secnon railway ran-athe ahave- earned empire froae that GttS af Aden port ta Aids Ababa capital of Itahaa- "Tikis denulitaritatioa is to he achieved within 1$ days EUuiopia wjer4 la the tawes iacladin( either military ar DewiSBa4 sones arSl be estab-f- c aaval fortresses ar aaial hases ta he demilitarized the ia France Tans and Frenc Frearh civil aatharities aatarally w ill remaia ta charge as SfeaaUaaa ranging Anon to 13P 3es ta widin French troops mast well as police forces accessary to the maintenance of public b aadraaa ia 19 nays order there will aba reoaaia there too territorial military Sri aad maritime aatharities who will he designated hy the lUltaa armistice Tammi iia Tfcejess at auJitary ©crupauoa n raace proper nctades a aar-r-r S All armed lead sea aad air farces ia metropolitan norder r iitM Aiie France shall he deaaahigied and disarmed within a specirWasiet Ma&abafs forces ia their fied period to he fixed later except such formations as are war against France It ? extends a shait tiit-mmt etessary to maiataia iateraal order The strength and France tram U Swiss foocfcr to af sach formations win he determined by Italy araaaaarit t a e Mediterranean inciodiieg aad Germany Bwaacoa ia the aorta and Kenton Sa far as the territories af French North Africa Syria wmM fin snaacoo is aSNa fH aaQes troaa the trontier aad the coast Freack Semaliland are concerned the AEentaa aaoct a nule Italian armistice will take into account in fix-i- n eatamnuoa Far the daraUoa af aosalufc-the procedar far deatokUixation and disarmament the tA nr IliH and ts ssratja of Ute armistice ttse partiralar impartaace af maintaining order in those terriiwata svqntiiiaaa coast ta Xoeta tories Ara fa be dew&ariaea' Italy reserves the right as a guarantee of the L3w I5e Geraan-Frencexecution af the armistice convention to demand the suraxx&i- w e afreesacat $ti?aUtd ttiat render ia whale ar ia part af the collective arms of the Ike Freaca fiw ee surrendtsed infantry and artillery armored cars tanks motor vehicles ani Mai feasumies c ia tae aaK as n as Europe Tfa and horse vehicles together with ammunition belonging to aaits aha have been eagaged ar have been facing Italian jccp4 u Germans ia $ wraaces Uai tae Frenca aarstups force a tiunRf Use "The ahave arms aad materials must he surrendered matli Enclaad ia the state ia which they are at the time af the armistice Oai FVrr Ml (This concerns Italiaa ar German control of arms Oa Cfwetosjoa of peaor' a aad war material ia aoaoccupied French terris 'HM m ic--a maaitioas tories and the Immediate cessation of the production of ta tbe Freack Say war material ia sach territories) As leasg as tae ixstaitties acaiast 12 Vahs af the French fleet shall he concentrated Brflasa reaAxrae the forrifted areas in ports to he indicated and demabilired and disarmed aaval aair at Toalca ia aader control of Italy and Germany except for such units Frasaee Biame Tanisa Oran AI-- S as the Italiaa aad Germaa governments shall agree upon aa4 AJaccia Onora are to fee wa2Sara4 this tasa ta be for the safeguard af French colonial territories eeete iSdars "AM warships aat ia French metropolitan waters Te Tbs mi tiroadcast a those which shalT he rccognired as necessary to safef the Freaoh wKSHwnsrse Xwth Africa toattt guard Freteh colonial iaterests shall he brought back to fe&wd: anaAvaceiaeat af ta netropolitan ports foreica aimsajce terss that The Italiaa gaverament declares that it does not inbe perauitad ta oc-to ase i the present war aaits af the French fleet tend af rumsi Ty ry pan Alfena at itxaooa) placed aader its control aad that an conclusion of peace it does aat iatead to lay claim to the French fleet "Tar the daratioa af the armistice the Italian government may ask French ships to sweep mines "13 The French aatharities shall render harmless within It days all mines ia the maritime military area and aaval hases which are to he demilitarized JEElTSiALEM Jane 25 aroore said Tats£ay that ha ew )fFrench The French gnvernment in addition ta the hue mxe)4 be ttrated aot to tarry aa hosilities in any farm anywhere JiectSi Afrxa aid thra(1t Ect ami agniast Italy aadertaies to prevent members of its armed ta $jrm for ressst-forces aad Fmrh citirens generally from leaving nationGesmaay aad Itaiy- Thst aiKcrre added that the al territory to take pan m hostilities asainst Italy i amy mtwch "IS the French government shall undertake ta preNaiasae Wevaad traced ia Sna cM beccaae tha aacteas af vent warships airplanes arms war materials and muniaw Frencih retance ia the eok tions of every kind belonging to France from being sent to aoes aia3er Yey$aads swecesmr territories heliaging to the British empire ar ta other forCeateraS Eeae hUtteJaaaser eign states T French cofcaies it w as said & (This forbids aU French merchant ships to leave a5teay r fNtiryias d ammc theaBsew a tea siege" part aatil scch time as the Germaa and Italian governments perrii a partial ar total resumption of French naaritime activities) Frearh cargo boats aot ia French ports or in ports aader French control m tha cane af the armistice shall be either recalled to sach parts ar directed to neutral ports' STOCKHOLM Jae 35 CrV-"II (This concerns restoration af Italian cargo boats Mset red araur has take aver kk their cargoes as well as Italian merchandise together lifcufiaiMi fanea tar yuart- naerchaadis caxstgaed to Italy which has been seised n at ta zraacer th Genaaay or from Ikaaeas earmaaaaeat af the ships) SSaahete Tidaimea reported Ii "It- - Att airplanes which are in French territory or Taea&ajK territory aader French control are forbidden to take off Tae saa aewsaper ia a AH airports and all airport equipment in such territories troat Taliaa Esthoaia said Use ftuel f Ue Eaaaaiaa armed win he aader German and Italiaa control Foreign airv" ef af he Sitxai planes which are ia the territories referred to above will be had teeai arressed whea caesfet delivered ta Italiaa and Germaa military authorities traai their records easrasRe "IS IVC the Italiaa aad Gctnaa governments shall have decided otherwise an wireless transmission front Rrrtia Bavs French anetropaCtaa territory generally is prohibited BERJUX Jaaa SS "Coaditioas for wireless communication between aaa4aae4 Tueaiay aa art mat ut France aad North Africa Syria aad French Somaliland are a hay the eateir jaart traA and traaa to determined ha sarahtt Haaearr at hy the Italiaa armistice commission spfi5e a tat af aaar tham StLiXXXOCO ""St Goads shall he freely transported between Germany and Italy throngh aeaeccnpitd French territories 21 'An Italiaa pii'oaus af nrar aad Italiaa civilians who have been interned ar arrested aad sentenced far political teataas crimes ar aa accoaat af the war shall be immediately huaded aver to the Italiaa government "22 The French government shall guarantee the good preserratka af aU material it has ar may have ta deliver tha terms af the armistice ceaveation "23 and 24 (These deal with the Italiaa armistice IreaaiCaaathaCaadl eatrnsted' with the execution af the convention Kna aaaft FAST nU traa the Mk and the French delegation to art as liaison between the Freack government aad aatharities aad the commission) 2S (Tkis concerns with the procedure for enforce- 9mm ih) -a 1 w — — — WI fc f the arnatstica) WMIIMfOIOMIU'lllty aiBeiCTia aatgii imi a4ith atan wrat m 2C Tha eoaveatioa shaU remain ia force antil the f peace treaty hat may he denounced by Chatawaa nil d fnm Italy at any tan ia the event the French government does MLKnTO0ATt at falsa its nUtjBBV Ml U It SAN SEBASTIAN 25 UPt—U French Truce (Caatiaaid Fraaa Faca Oae) WracU anas tleWts aa4 aulitary WtUinr tha traaas rratair4 ta asaiataia arder ia tb iateriar as shall W kteraua4 later ky ta Itallaa artnistk cammissiaa Japanese Map Americans WillLeave France Rushes Army Spain June and Spain Policy of S' diplomats arranged ting bearers of these documents Defense of for removal ot more to enter only ta exceptional Hands Off Asia Tuesday France Americans cases CanalZone or They estimated at least Americans seeking (Continued From Page One) (Editor's note: Following are the terms of the arattstic details of which differ only slightly rom German-an-aoaace- Most mission were others were waiting in the little southwestern corner of the conquered country Seventy entered Spain Tuesday morning Persons crossing the border said probably 10000 people were trying to get into Spain Many were turned back Portugal announced that Portuguese visas granted at Bordeaux were 500 d thooe previously disclosed by the British ministry of informaV tioa) BERLIN June 25 i — Ger many officially announced these armistice terms for France Tuesday night: 1 Occupation by nazi troops of more than half of France 2 France to cease all hostili ties on land air and seas and in her colonies territories and man dates 3 All German prisoners In France to be turned over to nazi authorities French prisoners of war to be held by Germany until conclusion of war 4 French troops in occupied region to be disarmed and withdrawn at once 5 Weapons In occupied terri tory are to be assembled ana con placed under German-Italia- n trol Germany may demand delivery of all cannon tanks war planes and other implements of war: coastal defense to te piacea at Germany's disposal 6 French fleet to be assembled in stipulated French harbors dis armed and kept under German Italian control: merchant fleet to be recalled from the seas 7 France to guarantee that none of its army remaining m service will be used in the war materials not to be sent to En& land: French citizens forbidden to enter military service of na tions at war with Germany 8 France to keep all French planes from air and to turn over to Germany and ltary an ner military plants landing fields industries railroads and communi cation systems in occupied ter By Lowell Limpui Military Analyst New York News PANAMA June 25 (CTPS)— Uncle Sam mined both entrances to the Panama canal rushed hli heaviest railroad artillery across" the Isthmus to the Atlantic side and virtually placed the entire Canal Zone defense forces on a war footing as 30000 men stood to arms over the week end Military authorities Tuesday called the maneuvers an emergency rehearsal but with In tense activity still continuing qualified observers Tuesday night believed the army is getting set for 'real trouble on short no tice g The fleet moved' out on both sides of the Isthmus Monday Immediately after the big Italian liner Conte Bianca-man- o was shifted from a position irom which 1U passengers and crew could have Watched the eral Issaku Nlshihara chairman of an "inspectorate" for Indo-Chiflew with his staff to the French colony charged with seeing that no Indo-Chin- a munitions get to Chungking The French have agreed to this Informed neutral observers here believe that Japan will keep a toehold in WEEK THIS ENDS DAYNES 78th Anniversary and Diamond Import Event Six perfect blue white pro-Chia- proceedings The army's new mine planter Niles accompanied by a number ot tugs and smaller craft which have been transferred Into temr porary mine layers went Into action on the Pacific side before the Biancamano had entered the canal proper while the mine layer Graham rfnd accompanying craft finished most of the job on the Atlantic side before the liner made its appearance and an chored there Tuesday afternoon Kong-Chine- Britain Predicts Slavery LONDON June 25 iJPi— An au thorized spokesman said Tuesday night in commenting on the French-Italia- n armistice terms that the French colonial empire should cease to exist 'it will be par celled out between Germany and Italy at the bidding of the former ana France herself will be perma nently reduced to the condition of vassal state" e despite official Indo-Chi- assurances that the warships will come home upon arrival of the Japanese "inspectorate" ( Then they predict Japan will bide her time awaiting a suitable opportunity for further inroads Predictions continue that a Japanese protectorate is contemplated a and the Dutch both for East Indies after Japan can talk this over with Germany and Italy Moreover the Japanese press is calling for the "elimination of influences" from the British and French concessions In China and' even Hong Kong the British crown colony off the South Chinese mainland (A Dome! dispatch from Shum-chu- n on the Hong Kong Canton railway Tuesday said Japanese military authorities were protesting British "Interference" with movement of Japanese troops in South China (British authorities in Hong Kong said this mystified them They said British troops were moved to the Hong frontier recently but only as a precaution to prevent violation of the rather vague boundary) The diclosure of the Japanese army's move to cut off Chinese help from Indo-Chi"by force" was made by Domei It said aerial observations convinced Japanese military leaders that supplies still are going from Indo-Chito Chungking Indo-Chin- mine-layin- ad- residents of southern France Others were r newspaper men whose duties had required them to remain until the last Edgar A Mowrer of the Chicago Dally News entered Spain after being held up on the international bridge for 23 hours because of a passport mixup long-tim- Italy Loses 50 Planes LONDON June 25 UPV-Italian war planes have been destroyed by British raiders in 10 days of African fighting a British statement said Tuesday night Fifty die a olid gehd otonds set 1 EiifemM ef olid gold set with three perfect blue white diamond! 29"- -- - mounting wmmat Jmportinf Direct from South we oirer unhAlmoin vuiieri eard-of Diamond Valiiei "'v mmm 1 EASY mmms TERMS NO EXTRA COST ritory 9 France to man ner railways on normal peacetime basis 10 All French radio stations to be closed down 11 If French government re turns to Paris Germany guaran tees facilities for its efficient op eration 12 France agrees to export securities and materials only with Germany's approval: Germany agrees to assume responsimnty ot oi me the material French in occupied region 13 Cost of German occupation to be borne by the French govern wen-bein- g ment 14 German armistice commis sion to be in charge of carrying out armistice terms 15 ArmiMice may be termm ated by Germany if France fails to fulfill conditions otherwise it remains in effect until conclu sion of peace Nazi Ail-- Raid Fatal to Two (Continued From Page One) other dogfight was watched from the ground British planes swarmed about a bomber which appeared after heavy explosions then the barking of antiaircraft guns were heard In — the distance — Many of the raiders were driven back to sea after meeting a hail of fire from batteries on the ground and fighter planes in the air "Bombs were dropped in several districts of southeastern Scotland said Scottish Regional Commission er Tom Johnson "Fighters went up and antiaircraft guns went Into action 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