The Archive · 1940

BY SAPAJOU

factories in the suburbs had been blown up, The concierge of a building in the centre of Paris stated that he could hear explosions while talking on the telephone in his office last night.

The remaining British were told by the Consular service to assemble at the station for evacuation, but after waiting for many hours they were, informed there were no trains, and they must make their own way out. Some have remained.

Cardinal Suhard, Archbishop of Paris, is staying on in the city." Mr. William Bullitt, the American Ambassador, and a number of American Journalists are also remaining Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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