London, June 23.
If the French Government submits to harsh German and Italian terms for peace a new French Government will be established outside France, some quarters believed here last night.
Unconfirmed reports said the German terms for an armistice include the German-Italian occupation of France until the termination of hostilities with Britain; the cession of Alsace and Lorraine; and the surrender of French war stores, gold, foreign currency reserves and coal supplies, to be delivered to Germany over a fixed period.—United Press.
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