40 SATURDAY, JUNE 29th. 1940 LA VOZ DEL ATLANTICO PAGINA 91 HING RED CROSS LOSE HEAVILY IN FRANCE ming of of July e second Mrs. Jo ity and mber of the retreat from Nor liry dounty in England, as that the Fed Cross part of the Country prepa ported to have abando redness against attack, is re at least 40, 000 worth ceiving the most careful atores and medical equip tention of the authorities.
From one depot alone, plan has been complethty four ambulances, se ed under which the Ameritransport trucks, a wa can Red Cross will be perfield kitchen, a number mitted to purchase a large motor cycles amount of foodstuffs from large stocks of tires and the Department of Agricul br spares were lost. ture at half the market prile problem of building ce for shipment to war refu Red Cross stores in eve gees in Europe.
Mr. Jowidely of the aff cars, Only the employment of modern methods made it possible to produce a cigarette like eception sidence Moch he BriIN AID OF THE OVERSEAS RED CROSS TICOS are asked to remind our to purchase one or more of the EY ers that the Ped Cross Souvenir Cards as means may e is still in process with permit. Souvenir Receipt Cards Here is a great deed accomplily patronized in some loca shed: We have from Souvenir Mrs. Alfred Syrett takes We have from this opportunity of thanking, all time to time appealed for those who so Kindly responded ore generous public support to her appeal on behalf of the Fach passing moment creates Allied Red Cross Fund. reater need for the cause which the work was launch It would certainly be well if there were many more workers ON Great Britain and her re as energetic as Mrs. Syrett, who ning Allies are now at the now expresses her gratitude. We. 120 bes Roads of Destiny, and understand that the funds collaprovi Tiry material help will en ected by her have been turned was in mice the final victory. The over to the general Red Cros masa Dortance of our support has channel through the British dwidely stressed and should Vice Consul here. For the Cause drefore be fully understood. of Democracy, the ATLANTIC dile some may be awaiting an Voice congratulates Mrs. Syrett ata portunity to donate large for her accomplishment.
c, it is, we think, far better civo DE esta CIGARRILLOS Sondag fikie ba ono alas por ero LUMBER DEPOSIT. SMYTH ARREA (Previously SAITA The Best Assortment of First Class LUMBER ON THE MARKET Administrator in Limon. Alfredo Cañas LAUREL nd CEDAR WE BUY LOGS Saw Mill located in Siquirres di de te la ICOS es rt TERMS OF FRANCO GERMAN ARMISTICE PACT The Modern Cigarette a as LONDON, June 23. Bri of hostilities with Great Brimin Ministry of Information tain. The French government las published the following sum is at liberty to establish its Bear yof the Peace Terms impo seat in unoccupied territory or sa by Germany and accepted go bac kto Paris, in which case 35 Dy the government of Bour Germany will accord the admite Beaux:nistration the necessary faci5. Art. Immediate cessation lities.
cepting the part required to se red. The resumption of commer Italy across the nonoceupied te ri mit hostilities and surrender of Art. The French miiltary, feguard French interests in the cial traffic to be subject to ap rritory re me equipment of the French naval and aerial forces to be colonies, will be assembled in proval by the governments of Art. 16. The French govern tamy.
demobilized and disarmed with home ports, demobilized and di Germany and Italy. Merchantment agrees to repopulate the 50 Art. In order to safeguard in period to be later sarmed under German or Ita ships which had been confiscat evacuated districts of the territheir interests, the Germans stated, with the exception lian supervision. The German ed to be returned to Germany tory occupied by the alien forrill occupy the territory loca of such troops needed to main government solemnly declares in good condition.
ces.
And to the north and west of tain order, whose size and type it has no intention of using, for Art. 12. Aircraft flights of Art. 17 The French govern dae following lines. from the of armament wiil be decided its own purpose, during the all kinds, over French territory ment will prohibit the removal 25 mrench frontier in Geneva, pas by Germany.
war, the units anchored in ports is strictly prohibited. Every pla of articles of value and provimng by way of the towns of Art. As a guarantee, Ger under German control except ne which attempts a flight with sions from the territories occus joole, Paray leMonial and Bour many will require the delivery such are required to safe out German approval will be pied by the German troops to des to approximately twenty ki in good condition of all the ar guard the coast.
regarded as an enemy by the either the un occupied regions metres to the east of Tours, tillery, tanks, anti tank arms, Art. All information refer German Air Forces and treated or to foreign parts. Removals jen to the south parallel with ments, tractors and war mate ring to naval mines and defen accordingly. All air ports and will only be made by the ex3 e Tours. Angouleme Labo aviation service, infantry implices to be delivered up as well bases in the unoccupied territo press permission of the German ine railway, Mont de Narman rial in the unoccupied terri as the forces in charge of mine ry will be under German and government and this will be Orthez until the frontier tory.
sweeping.
Italian control.
had only after consideration ith Spain is reached. The areas Art. All the war materiai Art. 10. The French govern Art. 13. Al military esta has been given to the essential this territory not yet occu which remain in the unoccu ment will prohibit the armed blishments, warehouses, facto needs of the populace of the un ied, will be cleared immediate pied territory and are not re forces remaining under its con ries, wharves, transportation fa occupied districts. of French troops and occu quired for use by the author trol from displaying hostilities, cilities, canals, railways, etc. in Art. 18. The entire cost of led by those of Germany to ized troops will be stored un in any manner, against the Ger the occupied territory to be han maintaining the German troops Implete the present agreement. der German and Italian control mans, and will also prevent any ded over to the German troops of occupation on French territo De Art. In the occupied areas the manufacture of all war ma members of the army from leavin their actual condition. ry will be paid by France.
Permany has all the rights of terial to immediately cease in ing the country. No material of Art. 114. All radio brondcast Art. 19. All German prisola occupant Power, excluding the unoccupied territory. any kind, it to be delivered to ing stations in French territory Iners, military or civil, under dose of the local Administra Art. The defences in the England or any other foreign to suspend transmissions, French custody, including those on. The French government is occupied territory to be deliver country.
Art. 15. The French govern sentenced for acts en pro the give every facility to this. ed in good condition along with Art 11. None of the Frenchment will facilitate to the ex German Reich, to be immediate bermany will reduce to a mi all plans of fortifications, mines, merchant ships in ports actually tent deemed necessary by Gery liberated, whether they be mium the occupation of the buildings, etc.
controlled by France to sailmany, the general commercial in France, the colonial possesto est coast after the cessation Art: The French fleet, ex therefrom until further orde. traffic between the Reich and TO PAGE 11 lu Este documento es propiedad de la Biblioteca Nacional Miguel Obregón Lizano del Sistema Nacional de Bibliotecas del Ministerio de Cultura y Juventud, Costa Rica.