Washington, June 24.
French sources in Washington said last night they had been advised that a "French Government in exile" would be formed in London to carry on the war against Germany on Britain's side.
"True Frenchmen," according to French quarters here, will not capi tulare to Germany despite the signature of an armistice agreement between the French Premier in Bor-deux, Marshal Henri Petain, and Chancellor Adolf Hitler.
The French Embassy here declined to comment on the latest developments in France's confused political situation. French diplomatic authorities here said they had received no instructions from Bordeaux. They denied that instructions had been received from Bordeaux to order French merchant ships to seek refuge immediately in American harbours.
The State Department declined to comment last night either on the Franco-German armistice or on the British announcement of the break in diplomatic relations between London and the Bordeaux Government.—
United Press.
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