The announcement said the terms of the Franco-German armistice were a "contravention of agreements solemnly made between the Allied Government to a state of complete subjection."
Gen. de Gaulle said in his broadcast on Saturday night that France had not surrendered to the enemy and that an armistice would he "submission to slavery."
He said that "Frenchmen should Cairo, June 24.
British Somaliland troops, including native irregulars and camel cavalry, invaded Italian territory yesterday along a broad stretch of the Ethiopian border in attacks against Italian frontier posts while British planes bombed -enemy military objectives, official British communiques said here last night.
The British Middle East Headquarters communique—described "lightning raids" and patrol activity behind the Italian frontiers. These operations were said to have covered an extensive area.
During a dog fight over Malta yesterday, a British plane shot down an Italian' bomber, an official announcement said.—United Press.
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