Madrid, June 21. (THE French Fleet has decided to support the Allied cause and French naval units in the Atlantic and the Mediterranean are already operating under British orders, reliable French sources revealed today.—United Press, Hitler Hands 01 ver Peace Terms In the same historic railway Fiance, in which Marshal Foch peace to German representatives, Berlin, June 21, coach in the forest of Compicgne, on November 11, 1918, dictated Chancellor Adolf Hitler today at 3.30 p.m. handed the Greater Reich's conditions for art in the present war against France to four French plenipotent Aller the Fuehrer had handed the German conditions to. the "French delegates, General Wilhelm Keitel, Chief ofthe German Armed Forces, explained the terms in a brief speech, 'The German conditions were turned over to the French plenipotentiaries by Chancellor Hitler in the presence of high commanders of all branches of Germany's Armed Forces, err Joachim' von Ribbentrop, Reich For ign Minister, and" Herr "Rudolph Mesa, Deputy of the Fuhrer.
Oficiat Statement The oficial statement on the hand ing of the German conditions for armistice to the French sal "The act today in the forest Complegne has expunged the injustice committed toward the honour of Ger man arms. The dignity of this act toward "an adversary honourably defeated Is In contrast to the monuments of this place which are sowing eternal hatred and where Galle vile~ ness abused the undefeated German Army."
'The' French plenipotentiaries who received the terms were: General Charles Muntziger, member of the French Supreme War Council and. former Commander of the Tientsin French Garrison, M, Leon Noel, former Ambassador {6 Poland, Vics Admiral Lelue, Deputy Chief of the French Admiralty, and Air General Bergeret, The armistice in the World War was signed In Marshal Foch's alle way "coach near Rethondes, in the forest of Compicgno, three miles east of the town of Complegne, The historic coach became one" of the Tandmarks of France, for, it was Jater put on display at the exact site of the signing of the armistice, Unled Press, Syrian Forces (o Fight Cairo, June 21, The French forces in Syria and the Prench Fleet in eastern Mediterrancan waters have resolved to fight on despite a possible armistice usually well-informed quarters said today—United Pres
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