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SELECTIONS

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msr's First.
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Overnight Entries and Selections

Here are Saturdays overnight
entries and selections for Long.
acres.
Post Time, s.lal
rrst Rscc--f,irsc $500. Thrre.
yrar.oldS and un. Wash. fasl.
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wing Nofthsssterser. one up.
Yesterday.

Roy Dolce. Denver. Colo. rub
Der worker. VINO went D. the
quartsr-ftnals last year. meets
Mike Dlsiz. Detroit auto worker.
They're the lsst survivors Of a
field Of more than 1900 VINO en-
tered qualifying trials weeks ago
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DODGERS Ever Great TO Brooklyn F an

NEW YORK; reporter asked Brooklyn fan how he and bis
pennan 10 cheer for Al last
Brooklyn Of New city built around Eooes
replied Manhattan. where dem lousy Giants
Dodgers Of mine
always great hack The screwbsn days
stopped stands and argued
them hsekes who'd hoin-snd take their
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Louis Jennings
Out Of Tourney

DETROIT - Robert Clark,
3i-ycsr-oid physicians supply
salesman from ~. PAUL, Was
two up on I'd Furgoi. Utica,
n. u. metal poiisber. half
way through their ss-boIe
semi-final match today In the
National Public Links golf
tournament.
In the lower bracket semi
final, Mike Diet, Detroit auto
worker. Was two up on hoy
Dolce OF Denver. Colo, al the
end .. the first round.
DETROIT - It's a seml-ana
round for working men exclusive
ly IN the national public links golI
tournament today. with metal
polisher out against salesman
and an suto-Norksr facing a mar
who makes rubber tires
Over the sun-based turf al
Rsckhsm municipal course. thss'
four will travel - holes or les'
for the right % meet IN Satur-
days championship match.
Here's the draw
Edward J. Furgol. zz-ysar"
old metzI-poiisher from Utica,
". u. who tied for the tourn-
Ament medal with a record
lss, vs.. Robert Clark. si-yssf-
old physicians supply sales
man from 1T. Paul, MINI,
holder Of the ~. Paul city
title. Clark beat Lou Jen-
nings. Portland, the only sur
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Tacoma Touch
In Golf Final
Fry and Webster
Present and Past
Residents Here

Mrs. Herbert Fry. Tacoma.
was = up on Mrs. Roy Web
ster. Seattle. nj the -nd of the
morning round In the Wash
ington state Momen's public
links iitie play over Maple
weed course. Renton.
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Shelton Juniors Win

SHELTON. Wash.-The Shelton
Junior American Legion baseball
team won the Southwest Wash
ington title yesterday with a 1913
defeat of Longview in the third
and deciding game of their series,
Longview played half of the game
with only eight players.
Longview .......... 3 )
Shelton .....,......'. IL Id
Chambers, Wright and Pare
Cole. Miller and Woods.
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Play Opens
Al Fncresi
|MondaYA.M.
Numerous Sloys OF
Tocorno opsu VIII
Enter Competition

Mary entries N The w<.hinx-
tnn state Calf association np<n
ARD amateur eomp<tition <rs e.
rexted following cln-~ ~ play n
tnsi>y's rsram. Open
Anaas 30 golfers are sxp~vt~d
n ~ IN hand when Inc State
matches get underway MensNy
morning. ~ this years hces sIah
Fssefcss.
Entries rseetved thursday ~
seaFusy cffieisls wss~ nsek ltaas
s.a. rassisna xnlf club 4 = Mar
TN. wsnNtshs~ rslf enh. sna ". :.
6isFietts. pro ~ the aksnit s'euntsy
club
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Superior Dairy and GMC
Trucks game scheduled for
Friday night has been post
poned.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Montreal ia. Newark To- Isuf.
faIo IL. Syracuse "a. Toronto ,.
Jersey CITY J.
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The White SoN arc leading tho
league in hitting with an average
OF .2s7. and haven't the worst
pitching staff in the league in
Lyons. Smith. Lee. Rigney. Knott
and Dietrich.
kuHEL HOMES
Joe kuhefs two-run homer In
the fifth gave the White sox a
lead they never lost yesterday ~
they trimmed the Red Sox. 60
Jim Tabor hit two homors and
Bobby Doerr one 10 account for
all Of Boston's runs.
The Tigers increased their lead
over the Indians 10 a game and n
half when they beat Washington,
So. Newhouser and McKain were
frequently In trouble. but stopped
the Senators with men on base.
Shortstop Dick Bartel arain had
10 remain out OF action with an
injured back.
The Athletics halted the In
dams five game winning
streak by nosing out the tribe.
T-6. The As smacked Harder
and Allen for II hits. Leo
Ross went the route for the
As although raped for 10
hits.
A l6-hit attack on five st. Louis
pitchers enabled the Yankees 10
come out Of a five-game losing
streak and beat the Browns. 1873.
Red Ruffing. although raped for
Il hits, went the route for his
ninth victory. Joe Gordon hit
two homers mos. 10 and 49,.
PITCHING DUEL
Truett Sewell bested Hal Schu-
macher in a pitchers duel as the
Pirates won from the Giants. al.
Sewell gave up nine hits in win
ming his seventh victory against
two defeats
Clouting six doubles among
their IS hits the Cubs tri-
umpbed over the Bees. ST., de-
spite the fact that Boston
pulled n triple play. first Of
the National league season.
With Hartnett on second and
Dallessandro on first, Lee, at
tempting TO sacrifice. popped 10
Hassett. who threw 10 Miller.
doubling Hartnett. Then Miller
threw to Rowel, who covered first,
getting Dallessandro.
For the second straight night
rain prevented the Cardinals-Phil-
lies night game At Philadelphia.
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White Sox
Now Have
Flag Bee
Jimmy Dykes and
Boys Deal Bo-Sox
Genuine Misery

NEW YORK anybody no
iced that the Chicago White Sex
are still in the American league
That Is, ANYBODY except jos
cronin. who Is haunted day and
night by little fellows wearing
white stockings. The Chicago
south siders have just lemhastot
Boston three times hand-runnine
and left them only game out
of fourth pace
Hut knocking off the Red
Sow IL just n sideiine With
Jimmy Dykes gang Of mis-
fits. They actually are get
ting the pennant bcc--and
why shouldn't they With
seven-game Winning streak
the white sox are only one
game behind the fourth. place
Yankees and nine games he
hind the pace-sctfing Tigers.
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According n Howard t.inrefn.
chairman II arrangements fnf the
gallery. Tickets Ia fsilcw pssy are
quite IN demand smona iassi Hnls
fsns
sam nsnshsnr. president n the
wsssA. reported that tins rsrcrrss
easss. saiuansd me n ths sss
finest IN the nation. will be In pr
feet shap~ 10 ssst The shIIl ~ the
compositions lie paid tribute 10
Arthur Burger. as~ssshsspsr ~
FiErrsss. for his wofk a Ire club
IN fss5Ytna The course fos Inc
sta,ss premier xeif meet
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Hut knockir
lind the paoe-setting Tigers.

The White sox are leading the
league in hitting with an average
OF .2s7. and haven't the worst
pitching staff in the league in
Lyons. Smith. Lee. Rigney. Knott
and Dietrich
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.Davids Score
Victory

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
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sisth rpee Purse tto0. 3-ysar-
oids, claiming. D fufl0ngs,
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Eighth Race Purse Zoo >.
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claImInK s.. farlenr..

second Race Purse tsoo.
Three year .olds and up Claim.
s... ~ fssf..aua
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Anti-Allied
Demonstration
Is Halted

Rome. June 5.-(AP)-FaSciSt stu
dents attempted 10 organize a new
anti-aIIied demonstration today as
italy marked time on the edge Of war,
but Wcrc dSbandcd by police in the
vicinity of the British consulate.
The youths formed procession in
the downtown streets. After they
were diSpurscd armed troops were
stationed at doorWays near the con-
suIate and the guards al the French
and British embassies were rein
forced The soldiers were Withdrawn
from the consulate in midmOrning.
Ranl; and file Italians. admitting
privately that the On-and-ofG state of
Italy's war preparations was getting
on their nerves, took the view that
IF we're going to fight let's get 1t
over WITH"
The comment highlightcd clamor
for an Italian blow for her territorial
aspcrations-stirred by fascist writ
crs descriptions Of plans for attacks
on British and French Mediterranean
territories, with conquct Of the Sucz
canal az a main goal, perhaps TO be
followed by move into the Balkans.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Russo-Allied
Relations Are
Improved

London. June 5.--(AP)-Soviet
Russian circles in London said today
that Russia views her interest in the
Black Sea and the eastern Mcditcr-
rancan as parallel with those Of the
allies.
These sources. surveying the in
tcrnatiOnal situation. particularly the
factor Of Italian pressure. in the
light Of MoycUW'S acceptance Of Sir
Stafford Grips as Britain's new am
bassadpr. hintcd that there AT least
was good possibility Of diplomatic
cooperation between the krcmlin
and the allies in the Near East.
Frances move TO name Erik La
bonnie. former French resident gen
cral in TuniSia and ambassador to
republican Spain. as ambassador to
Moscow also was cited as q factor in
improving Sovict-Allicd relations
a Russian source said, however.
that Britain must ''shOW by deeds
as well as words an honest desire
for friendship with Russia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
(By The Associated prcss)

Genera; Maxine Wrygands French Poius reported
hodg Sody late today gigantic battle Of 100000 men,
raging along rs mile Sommc- Aisne front Hitler launched
violent Dlzkricg INTO the heart of France.
l;y contrast authorized German in Berlin asserted
that the mZi amyS right wing sweeping forward ION the
broadcs onhcadg south and along the English chan
mel coast toward lie Ilavre and Rouen.
The German thrust aimed at further separating France
from England
As struggle <urged heights of n,n-againsman
fcrocty, London reported that German "armorcd vehicles
probably swift striking motorcycle vangImltSh'd reached both
sides OF AmenS.
This would indicate typical btzkricg tactic Of speeding
around strongly fortified cities without attempting to storm
capture thCm
Berlin reported that naz dive bombing plane: had wrought
great destruction and extrcmcy dcmorazng effect in
attacks French tanks south Ct Abevic the Somme 'front.'
Many French tanks were reported completely disabled
detectives seemingly in mighty smash the flank of the
main Magnot line.
Touched off by the uchrcr himself from his head
quarters the 'front.' the massive attack began at 04
p Tuesday EST) with furious artillery barrage
While the naz air force Numbered overhead bombing and
strafng of uniformed German infantry moved forward
through the dawn haze
The heaviest blows directed the region of Anens
and along the Aea canal between Laon and Sosons The lat
ter is only So miles from Paris
Berlin declared Paris-the apparent target Of the
bizkreg-ay practicaIy exposed to the German onslaught
With Belgium crushed in 26lly campaign Hitler sent his
cgion striking into the heart of France with hint that he had
offering the allies kind Of terms possibly slarate
peace to only Sdcand had been rejected
Thus in his ordcr Of the day addressed to his armies the
fuclrcr declared:
'.Thc puocrac rulers England France who pledged
each other avoid with all means the bloom Of and bet
world, want a continuation Of the war.
London several days reported that Hitler was expected
offer separate peace attempt to split the aIcSand
Prime Minister Churchill pledged yesterday that Britain would
fight "aIonc if necessary to win the war.
Allied planes again rctaiatcd for the naz aerial attack
parisich left 251 dead and 652 wounl-y bombing Fried
rcicSaCn home OF the German zeppelin and site OF naZ air
plane engine factories.
The news that Tie naz pions had struck anew was an
nounccd the German people by Hitler in special in
which he said his armies again the march to fight for
continuation Of the liberty and future Of our people,
Il,l,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
AP Correspon dent
With German Army
Sees Supplies Suffi-
cient to Equip Forty
German Divisions;
Sees Work of Bombers
By LOUIS Z, LOCUNER

With the German Army, June ..
-(AP)-StorcS Of supplies left be-
hind by the British cNpcditionarv
force in its withdrawal from
Flanders. 4 German officer told m"
today, could equip 10 German diHi-
Sions-r0rCcS equal to all those Of
C2cchoslovukia before its diSmcm-
bCrmCnt.
The abandoned supplies indicated
the British had kept excellent look
out for the wants of their soldiers.
Travelling some 200 miles along
CiCrmnny'S front in France and then
toward the channel ports and finally
into the great Flanders trap gave IN"
q vast picture of the retreat of the
EEF, Frances army of the North,
and RcIgitm'S defenders.
We had hardly crossed into France
Last Saturday when at Beaumont w"
saw evidence Of the fury Of Ger
uIany's dive bUmbCrS.
Some of Frances heaviest tanks
of the Cotton type had come along Il
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W rCoes0 On
In Norway
British, French and
Norwegian roops
Try To Free German
Held Narvik Railway.

Stockholm. June 5.-(AP)-Brit-
iSh. French and Norwegian troops
smashing eastward along the NarVlk
railway were reported in Swedish
press dispatches to-day To- have $tn' M
cd the GcrmHn dcfrnSCS at SlIdvIk,
about halfway between the Arctic
orc port OF Narvik and tho Swedish
Norwegian frontier.
Narvik row is in allied hands and
allied forces arc trying to free the
railway INTO Sweden from the Ger
mans.
The dispatches said the Germans
were yielding under the heavy rain
of shells from British dcstroycrs and
land batteries.
The battle-ground is mountain
railway which burrows through IA
long tunnels.
Inside thee tunnels the Germans
Hrc fighting rWriouSly, in many in
iancc; holding ON to the last man
Into the mouth Of the tunnel fly
shower: Of bursting Shrapncl from
ihc guns Of British dCStroycrs lying
i'm ford along the railway, and
from hand batteries.
Casualties arc reported heavy on
both sides.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Measure Given
Quick Approval
By Committees

washington. Func 5.--(AP-A
resolution recording Congress as
opposed 90 thr transfer of any
region in This hemisphere from
one non american nation to an
other was approved swiftly today
by the foreign committees Of both
the Senate and House.
Supported by Secretary Hull,
t!:c resolution won unanimous
approval Of the Senate group.
In a matter of minutes, Chair
rnan Bloom Of the House commit
tee announced that in it Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike had
supported the resolution and that
all hut two committeeman voted
for il.
At its session today, the Senate
committee also rejected, 10 to 2,
a proposal by Senator Pepper,
Democrat. Florida, TO direct Pres
idcnt Roosevelt TO aid the allies
short Of actual participation in
the war.
Chairman Pittman, Democrat,
Nevada, said speedy senate ac-
ton would be sought on the rcSO-
luton to deny United States rec
ognitian Of any changes in west
Crn hemisphere SOvcrcignlticS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Fifth Column
Fears Cause
U.S.Concern
General NJ arsh a IL,
Urging Passage of Bill
Authorizing National
Guard Mobilization,
Tells of Activities.

washington. June 5.-(AID-A SC
crct statement from the Army high
command ON fifth column" activities
in several Latin American countries
kept hemisphere defense problems to
the fore today in the crush Of pre-
parcdnCsS considerations.
Reasons for the Army'S manifest
concern over tic pUtcntiaitiC% Of cons
ditiOnS in some parts of the western
hemisphere were outlined yesterday
in a closed meeting Of the House
military committee by General
George c. Marshall, chief of staff.
General Marshall. some members
said later, named five countries in
Latin Amcrica where ne declared
fifth column" activities were cause
for apprehension. An intcnSilicati"n
of efforts might be expected. Mar
shall was quoted, if Britain and
France appeared certain 10 lose the
war.
Discussion of Fifth column" &C
tiviticS hinged on preparation OF
bill that would empower President
Roosevelt 10 mobilize the national
guard in case Of necessity without
Congressional approval. The prcSi-
dents request for this authority !','S
drawn the fire of some Congressman.
Marshall said it WAS needed be-
cause there were dangers that might
be serious. specifically with relation
TO the Panama Canal"
One high official later asserted that
the reason MI. Roosevelt asked the
power to call out the national guard
was the possibility that regular army
troops might have to cope with an
emergency elsewhere in the hcmiS-
phcre.
If it was necessary to mobilize the
guard, this official said, it would be
used to relieve regulars who might
have 10 be sent to the Panama Canal
Zone, Puerto Rico, or some other
point.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
BrougI1ton Will Have Few
Commitments As Governor

which may come up in the l94l Cen
crul Assembly. or particular interest
is the fact that he is completely I'M
committed on Il statewide liquor re-
fcrcndum or rcapportionmcnt.
The specific pledges mentioned we're
made either in MI. Brou9htun's ori-
emal platform declaration or in
speeches during the campaign.
The Democratic platform. adopted
here last month, was notable for It's
failure to promise anything WhatSo-
ever. 1t was one Of the most indefinite
on record and was one upon which
anybody in the world could stand
without the slightest fear of falling
off.
Now that he has been duly nomi-
mated and all the fighting is over. it
might be of interest to review the
ORIGINAL BroughtOn platform, which
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Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
nv HENRY ANERiLL.

Raleigh, JrHJ D. - >. NlSlN'Iit
Broughton, North CarollnaS next
governor in the absence OF DEAN OF
a political miracle, Will take Once ril:.
next january with very lew oelII''lc e
commitments. either from ms own c'
thr Democratic party's platform. to
tie his hands. ee r,,.
He has pledged his best efforts lor
establishment Of q system OF teacher
retirement: he has flatly advocated
removal Of the sales tax on FOODS Tor
home consumption: and he has del
initely committed himself to the prln-
ciple that funds derived from sale Oh 81
limiting and fishing licenses should
not be diverted to any other pur-
pose. ,,o,.
Beyond that he will have per-
rectlv free hand TO take almost any
position ne pleases on any Issue
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN is
BOMBED BY ALLIES

Zurich. June 5.-(AP) - Allied
warpancs early today bombed
Tricdrichsharcn and other objective,
ON IN" German side Of Lake Con
stance and dropped six bombs on
Iou.cs and roads were damaged
Houses and raods were damaged
in Switzerland but there were nc
casualties.
Anti-aircraft fire spurtcd from
German batteries and bombs cXplod-
cd at several points on the German
side. The nationality of the raid
crs could not be determined.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
GERMAN-SWiSS AIR
BATTLE is REPORTED

Berlin. June 5.-(AP)--A Swiss
German air battle was reported to-
day by German spokesman /" have
resulted in the shooting down q:
one German and four Swiss planes.
The battle occurred either Monday
night or early Tuesday, WAS laid 10
have taken place over French terri
tory where the Germans were "carry-
ing out operations"
(Thc Swiss high command an
nolnccd yesterday that two or three
German planes WCrc believed 70
have been shot down by Swiss fight
crs over the Swiss Jura mOlmtainS).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
ROYAL. AIR FORCE
IN GERMAN RAIDS

London. June 5.--(AP)-I'hc air
ministry announced tonight that
ROYAL air force heavy bomhcr& again
had attacked miltarv detectives III
Germany Tuesday night.
Oil rcrincrics and fuel dCpOts in
the Ruhr and elsewhere were sub
icctcd To intensive bombing attacks"
One British aircraft was missing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Louisiana
Delegates
Uninstructed

Baton Rouge, La, June 5.-(AP)-
Louisiana Democrats refused to APP
prove third term support Tor lrcSl-
dent Roosevelt and drove Untrd
States Senator Allen J. Ellcndcr
from the platform with boos and
Kisses at their first state conVen-
ton in l6 years.
The convention voted to send dele
gates 70 the Democratic national con-
vention at Chicago uninStructed and
directed them to cast the States ~
votes as unit
This action came last night after
the convention had hoWlcd down
BLENDERS attempt to have the dele
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Maxwell Better
But Yet Very Ill

Raleigh, Juno 5.-(AP-!,c-
venue Commissioners 4. J. Max
well was "bctter this morning
but still very sick man." his
physician, DR.. w. y. DcWer. said.
Maxwell suffered a stroke OF
paralysis while campaigning un~
successfully Tor the Democratic
gubcrnatOrial nomination.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
INTER ESIED.

London, June 5.-(AP- The
ministry Of aircraft production
has instructed representatives in
the United States to 'invcStigatc
fully" any proposition Henry
Ford might be able to max" tp
the British government in con-
r"ciion with his recent Stat"m"nt
that his company could produce
1000 aircraft daily within six
months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
no LABOR PEACE.

Washington, June 5.-(AP)-
John l.. Lewis declared today
in a statement authorized by the
Go rational executive board
that resumption of peace negOtia-
tons with the AFL would be
futile aid WastcfGl Of time"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
ITALIANS FLEE.

Alexandria. June 5.-(AP)-Shlps
bound for Italy were crowded to cap
acitv today as war fears sOeeded the
exodus of hundreds of anxious Ital-
ians from Egypt, Syria ala Eaitat..ie.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Stores OF Supplies
Left In Flanders
Son Is Born TO
John ROosevelts

E0stcn, June 5.-(AfO-PrcS-
idcnt Roosevelt became grand
father again today when a J.
pound. 9-Ouncc son was born to
Mrs. Anne Clark Roosevelt,
wife of John, his youngest son.
DIR. Charles G.. Shcdd, who de-
livrrcd the child, said both
mother and infant were i'll cN-
ccllent health.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
HiQahQh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and somewhat
unsettled tonight and Thursday.
with a few scattered showers this
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
floods Hit
In Nebraska
Al least Five Dead
and Eight Missing;
f'operty Damage As
~ Unestimated.

'.ac 3.-.Ap)-StortcS OF
.d ncruiSm were told to-
.n wake of northeast Ne
.a>'atlnG flood that claim
us and in which at least
..~ we're reported missing.
are homeless as 4 re-
a'.al rains that sent small
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05
Hitler Launches New Offensive
FIERCE DRIVE TOWARD
PARIS BEGUN ON THE
SOlNZNE-ALSNE SECTOR

Hitler Hints That Some Sort of Peace Terms
Had Been Offered and Rejected By Allies; All
Evidence Points Toward Beginning of New and
More Terrible Phase of Total War;; Allies
Retaliate For Nazi Aerial Attack on Paris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-06-05

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