Premier Bonito Mussolini left Rome at-830 pin. yesterday' to meet Chan Colior Adele Hitler at an tndiselosed plage, Sig, Mussolini was accompanied the Foreign Minister, Coun Galeazzo Ciano.—United Press.
During a tank attack on the battalion headquarters on Moy 27. when the order to withdraw had been stiven dnd the building was blazing hho showed great courage, in complete disregard of his own safety, in. the evacuation of many wounded under heavy fire—Reuter British Merchant Shi Rome, June 18
Tie Island of Cyprus. in' the Me and Jerusalem were "ad~ vocated today: ax forming. part of Tiatian aspirations by. the newspaper 'Piccolo", on the oceasio of the nesting of Premier Benito Mussolini And Chancellor Adolf Hitler "somes where in' Germany."
The newspaper editorially pointed ut that the Kings of the House of Savoy" vince the Middle Ages had powered the titles. of "King of According to the "Piccolo," King Richard, the Lion-Hearted sold Cyprus. which he occupied during the Third Crusade.—United Press.
Meet ug at Munich Losses Announced London, June 1 British mercantile "tosses through enemy action forthe week ending, nday midnight June 9 were nine with @ tonnage of 41,536, the 'Admiralty' announces.
Allies losses were two ships with tonnage of 9532, neutral losses, two ships of 4,472 tons. British and Allied isses. included about 3,000 tons lost during combined operations of French Channel ports.
German mercantile losses to June 1G amount to about 837,000 tons and aly's losses totalled 230,000 tons. The ratio of ship losses in convoy' is one' in 772-—Reuter.
Munich, June 13, Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Pre luegotiations, it was learned here last mier Benito Mussolini will meet here today, Muniett Radio. snnouneed, The two leaders may meet cither at Lam, or 3 pan. but official sources declined to divulge th time of the conference which a decide the fate of France.
Posters appeared on the streets of Atunich early this morning directing Hitler Youth groups where to meet the main streets "The "er Diplomatic circles also believed the French Foreign 'Minister. M. Paul Baudoin, asked the Spanish Ambassador to France to intercede between France and Germany. -M. Baudoin was said to have handed the Ambacsador a. secret document yesterday, the contents of which were' a closely: guarded seerd. "It was believed this noument contained the French request United. Press Youths irueted to uefent fond to tact then the whol day as they would be on duty for many' hours. The city" was still Deflagged with bunting hoisted" to celebrate the fall of Pavis. United Pre
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