The Iron Mountain News June 22, 1940 (World War II)

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TRON MOUNTAIN, MICH., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1940

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Armistice Rep orte d Signed By Envoys Of France And Germany

Peace Parley authorities, anticipating @ shortage With Italy of motor fuel when the European war Is ended, are making plans to sacs for a speci | Arranged Michigan's part in the national defense program, including provialon| :

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Nazis Plan To Use

War Bulletins

Wood For Motor Fuel BERLIN,

LONDON, June admiralty announced tonight that largo Itallan the Britieh trawl ‘¢r Moonstone in the gulf of Aden after the with depth LONDON, June nounced Gorman battleship Scharnhorst has been hy combined action of British naval and alr units and that a German destroyor also was hit by ® torpeda, RERLIN, June %—(—DNB, official German agency, quoted reliable sources today as saying that among ships sunk In & recent alr rald on Bordeaux harbor was a $2,000-ton which went down with the loss of men,

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islature t this summer, ‘A group of state officials had launched a boom earlier In the week

‘on the question of keeping the Unit-

‘Knox would be asked to testify be-|. fore the committee in a publle

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for a new national r(By The Associated Press) expla craft regiment (o protect industrial Germany, It Germany made known through authorized sources. today that Said Dickinson: France might be expected to algn arm than good would agriculture, ance pei an armistice agreement before the 1n order ‘to meet the anticipated day ts out. Tegisiature, “The sluation, a company fh hardly been made At the same time the government roups were thinking ap demands ganized under the supery ofi the sorely-prossed French repubField Marshal Hermann. ‘ihe for more money. io sald her four envoys meeting at ure (his can be financed Goering—master of the relch historic forest would fly nome setupeto provide and dlste to Italy Complegne without a special session. The bude bute to talk aver terms with wood-burning equipment, et office and the little legislature, Italy after they conclude thelr work cof the company’s tasks will which will meet July the an armistl ee aud rood, will have some good suggestions. jexe two parleys, the Frenc! “tiling weatlon Bostlng: but ihe emersaid. must be completed yusterday to hold hearings on was ‘explained that all kinds there will be any general before rant ® yecial sen we wood, gency woul pence ‘of Stimson to be secretary especially that used hithwend of the Jealaature thia_year. with both her adversar= “firewood, would be utilised od | ™tes In the war, Biimson also will be called to rogram, Scrap wor temporary French ‘pickineon, att Toyal (0 the cane testify. didacy of U.S. Senator Arthur H. tremtm various Industries also will be eal the cabinet labored Into the Fear War Involvement the Republican ed and power of motors afternoon over Adolf Hitler's armsald proteste, were, based proposals. preadentia nomination, will leave by gas generated from istlce large! jewriters of them Although the all-important arms. mobile Sunday for the burning wood was said to compare Sie "ote the attitude of Kno pian national convention in favorably with those driven by gas fies felphia, where he will Sar. Boin have bean advocate of oline or ofl. COMPIEGNE FOREST, France, Ehalrman of the Michigan di substantial American ald to the tion. allies. Dellegarde, nad thrown back a Gere Dickinson, who is 81, is acutely The decision to call Knox (TEA Telephato) di man attack and then chased the aware of the “aga vs. youth" cam= BERLIN, June 22—UP—Seven yeral Maxime Weygand, second from iat and Marshal Foch wi ais ont ot Bellegarde, five miles palan paychology adopted by young srance, ater ersona were Injured and bulldings allied leaders leaving dining ear ti in Com] Republican er opponents for the We to “repair the wrongsdooe the damaged In the vich imposing pesce terms on German)ny in 1938 In this same car Hitler “The guns of the strong *Ctbral- were eralnlton dor governor "nt In the relen by force” 2 Berlin today In the firs! pence terms to France, des yesterday delivered Democrate¢ tack of the war on the Berlin re Informed, sources indented that Bright young publlelty men are gion. the four Fre of Maryland. Smith, of| seeing to It that campal Narra pesterday ts ihe DNB, official German news age Byrd, of Virginia, of gubernatorial candidates are well Noxotl 4 the buildings hit includ same railway car 1a which Ge: ‘World attention, meanwhile, was and Holt, of West Virginia. apad-| stocked with such words nts signed the armistice of 1918 would riveted on the armistice deliberaHeans present ware Senaiory “strong.” vigorous” and “youth e asserted without be given only a short time to decide to Jerseys Johnson, of tons of the conferees In aunilght Charles 8. Folts, Jr. ful.” stagnation Tare B thal navel boo between an unconditional yes oF no June 2—UP—French Calor aang Hale, of Maine se, they say, will conjure In answer. ‘The German radio declared flatly ers had raided factories in the Bers ted today that German The 4 Knox appolntune tls of listeners w picture of lin| as sources “said Tre negptiethres: resumed-at-20:30- Mn_suburbsAn_au: tain tm tr declared there was "ab- they | confldentiy |expected the a.m. (2:30 a, m, CS.T.), were under spokesman fer Genel [Tens the mere mention of the Foe folutely no truth” to this Frenen to sign an armie tl Farley, friends sald, Inaa ae emor'a name, they contend, yuto- [forces by closing of French lines ‘announcers u ized spokesman inference yesterday. matically will bring the thea In- above the "Twa civillsns were injured sttehe fapatch sald that re ‘The southeastern French forces. dt was “believed the four plenipressed disapproval of theo Presi: was that “ne's plosive and Ine ports from highest PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 22— to the same andmindsperhaps quarters indicat IN, Jum ‘om dent's action, It was reported, Gar ‘win some according to reports reaching the potentiaries were ed negotiations were still under way border, are welding thelr rt Tiowestng terma with ner with considerable vehemence. Secretary Hull called attention WPA sweeping rule denying any which at Gompigene pitstn Keitel, ‘Sena anew today to the desire of thé delegate representation In future y station In am, CS.T). at 6:15 bm. (10:15 To combat this, Dickinson 1s male ‘The combination of foreign affairs United States government that the Republican national conventions to Ing much of the [net that there per Rhone Babelsberg. a Berlin suburb, dam- aek wnemncteet spate Unit the ox nominations status quo be maintained in the congressional districts that do not probably tant @ more active public Having Increased success with Local aged a garage and automobiles and re not subject to L000 votes for the speaker In Michigan and that he's counterattacks, In telephone contact wi automatic telephone negeaionthat the French must ‘ Paciti ic area. German motorized units in Lyon Irion ‘reattembled to. consicer the system. ticket was adopted today by gaining welght iecplte the strain, ‘He did this at a presse conference party stand. ‘A third Incendtary bomb landed In response to questions about prem the Republican national commit Promise " Campaign In a street of the suburb, which Is Te the Garman view, however, tat fispatches saying running for ‘The rule, subject to approval by £0"Practically everybody heard about 14 miles from the center of Freich answer makes Uttle dite had occupied sou bromised to make It 8 south, byIt was sal starting Monday, “clean” campaign, raids, indicating a tremendous ac‘them inquiries Harry froope cross the border of the Bri- the convention the capital more to military men sald that une former Senator extolling their own devoted wart Woodring, the teslgned secretary of reported, and “Nazi abilities than to alreport fed to have closed thelt lines celeratlon, of ‘aerial |owered der any circumstances France was explo-| No injuries were committeeman, ‘been “diem d the damage clearly out of the war, for the Ger reporters aivea ever Alena harbor, seek The demand for President Rooee- military nuthoriues reported. there man armies are driving steadily bout 7 delegates Ing the British-French fleet based yelt's resignation came from Sena- was ng cause far alarm in the occuplanes, described by offte presidential nomination, toward the Spanish bore southern states forts to there; the British bombed Berlin, clals as British, were reported driv- southward tor Nye ULN.D.), who told the sen: pation, it being explained there Republica will welcome and the ‘Mediterranean. const, ke and hold Clermont-Ferrand, Injuring seven persons, and at- en off by antiaircraft fire before ander clearing at med certain” the that the ese were cleaning up active in jetting out me the increasingly out stubborn resis Republican President faa ‘promised military ax- Chinese with Its big war Industries, en- tacked Bremen, injuring two. gavrrilias, any effective bombing could ine few spots in the Maginot line. blasted away at) 4 j e r d _ n_reslstance stronger south China developments planes ‘rance, sistance jane. him for ree! Expect Itallan Demands Britain during the night, killing Western Germany Bombed ren the “terrible moment” to coincided with dispatches ‘Other committeeman said it would back ate If ne misses the presidential | Acceptance of the terms ottered “clean up" a situation in the south hree clvillans, bringing the four. honor that pledge arrived, he assert- from Tokyo, however, stating it was by making Spokermen also—_zeporied._ that bid. may er tar I t impossible to "buy day total to 21 killed, 9% injured ed planes continued to bomb pathi chief executive was “unabl Indleated that while the European up delegates.” Republicans who would like to circles intimaied. by United Kingdom. mcles are buy xt an ‘western, Germany, and DNB, off formed to deliver.” French Werviioroe cries: In ‘Thethe British entation of demands by Italy, wich Under existing rules, each con- run for senator, should Vandenbers tion at =-b¥ fought off the at- clal_Gers erseit' a. catronger ing Nye, Senator Minton plans: = ~agency. rized. columns ‘yaeate the: J o b , h a v e walled” ‘erekay Was asked Fi cone feressionat district 13 altowe Nt nounced that nine peont ‘had been polat plenipotentiaries axe prefuge = ioind) Said tho Republican was Rane” regarding Brilish nnd French delegate regardless of | the oe tently for the convention to 7 reached Brittany on the west, the sions in the southern Orient. Hing up insinuations and accusing killed when bombs struck dwell- to negotiations. still) w tin fearful that golden campaign oppor- eastern mass occupation The United States of tending France Officially Uninfor tnusand’'m church inthe, Basen cham) ampagne area tunities were slipping through thelr t was noted that the preamble Secretary Hull commented ‘that area Thursday night ong England into rs as they walted. "Amerie didn’t make the state department knew nothing persons previously had read to the Frenchmen yesterday ‘Their one consolation been that beenSixteen reported killed during raids made no direct reference to Italy anySon promises as the senator AbouF The far eastern developments rule would require a district to poll that Democratic “organization” } ndred the newspaper reports. iE, in the vicinity of Cologne and Dus- but emphasized the alm of righting says," Minton declared. “The Unit- excepting French troops locked up done Germany in World they streaked away, But wien suked for further com 1,000 votes In order to get the first been unable to agree on a “logical’ thousand Wednesday and Thursday “wrongs” ed Sta en ts not going into any war ment, candidate for senator other than In the Maginat forts of northern war settlements, o Italian fighter planesK-| seldort he simply called altention (9 delegate, ninights, fintil It becomes. Artertca's and eastern Lorr that came at them. ‘The French emissaries studied the previous statements regarding the CANDIDATE OUTLOOK VEILED men who srouldn’t take the nomina- Alsace Only once before during1 were holding out though sitacked Hon as a gift, This has prevented an from all sides, ns Feported they staged had’ Berlin even had. an alr rald German demands late into the night situation in the Pacific. PHILADELPHIA. June 22—UP— consolidation of strength on On- April 17 ne had. sald in a tlarm-during the Polish campalga In the special tent near the railway spite of Internal arguments, the carly ‘One indication that the French the Mediterrunedtid might embarr: car where they received the German statement that any change in thi e InRepublican Inst f plat in the north and the - | status of the Netherlands Indies, ly- headed. ther aide of the pollen fence, the defeat ships by submarines an: Residents of Babelsberg said the proposals. today toward a. policy Republicans a Seteet trough entral France enemy Germans sald the conferences would be feel. heavily bombing Blzerte. Tunis ani bombs fell before an alarm was declaration of fand heme were conducted In such a way a3 to Marseille, France's great harbor on heard sphere defense as rapldly-shifting rapl the‘candle Actor Acquitted Of nd security not only in the region upon the the Mediterranean, Capital residents took the alarm avold heaping sentiment veiled at ‘The NetertundsIadlans but in delegate French delegates as, they declai In the confused military situa. calmly, some complaining Joculal date into Switzerland, where they sur@ vital question was thi im ralders had selected the General Foch heaped indignities on ly With the surge of arriving, dele- Ice-Pick Slaying ihe atlles a onal defense secret the entire Pacific rendered their arms, lasted only one ton the Germans in 1518. tus of the French fleet, second in he year to spoll army's ‘bomb AGREE30 00 gates, the presidential candidates N. ¥., June 22— day. Tye detailed terms of the German Apparently it me to town to take charge per+ ‘Thursday, —-when— 50,000 power only to inBritain's. thelr Alexandria we gundre invied for about 20 profiosals were-not-disctosedandtt > wt Minton, Schwellenbach Seereuary Hull today sonally of the struggle for the nomltrom the southern Maginot the Ttallang, still considered It falr prey. minutes, but the all clear algnal tras emphasised Urey would by RYDE (D-Wash.) and Democratic F } that all of the 20 olner American nan that begins next week. Mne poured across the Swiss fron- ralds, secret until the French filed thelr ‘Undoubtedly the Germans, dewas not given until 2:16 a. m. nnett, the New York Barkley sald the bomb sight asser- republics had replled tlers from the Doubs valley, less manding yesterday In the pream‘A German announcement, elabor reply. Principie to the United States’ pro- publisher, arrived Thursday. Sention was baseless. than 100 troops have crossed the ble of their armistice demands that ating previous Information on Nazi ood, well-unown Republicans, posal for a special pan-American alor Bridges, ht of ee “Fiampshice, TERMS HEFORE CABINET borders. ‘The announced {ts verdict ‘ance help ny I n her war air activity over England, told o! rs Vandenconference on problems growing BORDEAU yesterday atter deliberating an hour Fighting continued In the Vosges on Britain, were trying, somehow. the bombing an 5, rrench mbing ofof the the Bristol Bristol and] of Mt ut of the Bure cabin 2 Maginot Une and a half on the ease, one of 57 get hold of It, French officers Southampton areas, ne ‘of mals sald de- Ohio, arranged to came as toon m, CS.T.) today to decide whether torney linked to @ Brooklyn "murder syn- troops are attempting to battle their and men of the Mediterranean fleet, Satration, criticized thelr party lead- allt hed oer to be worked out but the senate © accept the German armistice way out, ical the British fleet, and Wendell Wilkie, of New terms ort tor politically disowning Bum that the conference would be con- Dewey saying they never ork, are expected curing the ducted as early as practicable. nox after they had At the start of discussion It was eek-en Indicated no decision would be Ukenamed. to the cabinet. Washington sources heard that Not in many years has any conly before nightfall. ‘On the other hand, Thomas E. the bulk of the French fleet had vention brought all of the major Details of the German conditions wey, candidate for the Republicover to the Britlsh, along with candidates for toe nomination co were read to the cabinet last night an nomination, called the Roouavelt the tough Job of servicing | : journed until “bench for messenger this, morning before starting: dellbe the unusual to irs eratic ference in Philadelphia. The government ts fn constant et roach Warpianes that he m! By Dewitt Mackenzie touch with Its armistice delegates ‘cannot, y dential nomination if it were of- (Associated Press Foreign Affaire nt what Matters Into Heavier Weapons LANSING, June The by special telephone. ofAmerica in the tely torch, Betta concert liquor control commlasion sald yes- It was reported that separate née fered him—although he added he ahead of us’ Englarf's position on the eve of (a Been these warships out of iat. WASHINGTON, June nl terday that the price of liquor gotiations between France would not be a candidate, and | ‘The war department disclosed to- would advance in Michigan as much Italy are under way. (2 words were German assault appeara con- jer’s possession. The vast number of uninstructed ‘NATIONAL iE In Wow of the That gives Britain a naval su- dny that approximately 2000 ma@ quart with the im- censored ‘here WASHINGTON, June 2—-UD- |p PAREINGTON, June) Un deli jegntes in whose hands will rest MMerably bettered, ved in authorllative periority over both Italy and Ger chine-guns of World. war design position of a proposed new federal The Thing heat wa dwarfed Former ‘The house app: red todaya compro- the nomination flipped first from | wor: d that Brit Many of perhaps better than two were being converted Into heavier supertax to finance national defense. by the peace ne ‘the army = a farewellmi mise draft OF the 81,000000,000 de one candidate to another. From | ain alreadyIn Washington has taken over most to one in ton is means t ‘weapons adaptable for use ngninsjt Low priced liquors will carry the Informed sources + pelted out that day that in dullding be fense tax bill a1 nd sent It to the sen-| many quarters cami Tepor ol Italy must be the possibly aat too tanks and low.fy Bianest price boost.about 20 cents Sefenses should Scontinue with re ate for final legislative action. riaing Wilde strength among dele vast .| comfortable standard-bearer The guns: were Siete, ihe comlasion sald, while Jong gard first and above all to, the se- This brought, conezess & gations that earl ap tala naval activiiies, since the Ger cooled "ypae’ toch an, thoes, righ Tf t h liquors ‘selling for about $4.0 quart step ni recess fled down for Dewey. oF ‘curity of our own cou ed Iy reduced nally used successfully by the Amer. will be raised only 10 cents In price. that Reputitcans may attend thelt lean forces near the lose of the convention in Phil- Some del reported, too, the Nari armist! ‘A second slice of good fortune ts World war, They are wit have a. sital bearing andithe ee the dect nere'had beer ahiftr to Taft. since cxttaialy Death Takes Retired Rosk’ telane, Ti, in the trend of this last phase of | u rstood to have fallen to Enge| verted No pressure has ny t yeate of a large iber air-cooled of the wholesale peice,ppur iedera Francepnp a quick reply, Jand in the acquirement he blitzkrieg. Major General Butler ns, with Jonger range. and hard lanes, Mane point is that. Britain must U r e n taldy— PARLEY, GARNER IN acconDt tax, is 01 10 need e¢_hitting power. ro DI ‘¢ transformation consists _of | Gamer and Fox | view Blunt, outspoken wor! said, would give $1,110,005. Check substituting Reavy but emailer bare msstate“members General Farleywerg D, Buller, a “fighting last night by a senate-house conter- nanter a volume of revenue that are|reis for existing rele Quaker” who spent 30 of his ence committee, omitted senate pro- nod doses Stave, posted t ir] give i approximately the same as at Was Just Mistake cooling Jackets. The total welght Is eee re) resources once ai years In the United States marine sislons for an exzeea protits tex and political sae at the same time would Tittle changed. levies which become an effort to get what they..chnsider| dis ‘corps, ‘The guns, the original We‘orld war Troutors ‘tnd drinking nated presidential ie veteran whose dishouse op Browning designs with some modifi Jerators the Washservice expressive from benefiting from the - tinguished cat are two-man weapons, fed tx Increase, report that the British may men it him Lr pe pub-| The SDD's rink by cartridge belts. new German drive much actual fighting value "saa both in army] 000,000 ing house operators buy liquor at to defegt the Nazis. ‘she cannot have a chance nd Far and atv lite, sled pene stat ersons to the sts of federal cone '& percentage able to shield Rerseif with munitions to| Jara “hospital of an abdominal \y alt bath, then she will} lined” infantry ‘Thedefense appropriation, ke be able to utilize her navy in an without the] tax bill. was one of the “must” mieie had had en! tered the be hospital now May the and machine ships) effort to strangle both Germany | Measures for final action Jualy, by, blockade, before penne,

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