WflMfBiDAY.
MAT.
13.
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RELATIONS
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JNUTON.
May
13
The
i'
hi".
exteiK'su
Its
:inn
and
assistance
to
f
the
French
empire
.
control
of
the
Pre
voment
In
addition
to;
'
if
island
In
the
south-'
New
Calfdonl.
auth-1
"litres
iinte
revealed,
iiional
teirttories
are
-
not
disclosed.
n
not
disposed
aJ-ibtlfiw,
Martinique
In
TIUJKTIIB
TOILER
Canada's
Fighting
Men
Stand
Poised
for
Action
on
Empire's
Frontier
unorthodox
fashion.
Ni
vrra.tle
.
N.B..
In
camp
xt.;iiR
a
parcel
sent
to
him
by
1
S
An
Aric
an-U
tannnei!
by
Canad
soKfcm
of
efficteny
m
a
division
that
is
regarded
as
or
the
re
'
A
range
table
i
mi
up
.ihHd
as
the
tr.
p
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c
.
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field
artillery
plots
the
jjnue
for
firing.
A-,
the
Mb:
r
.left
to
right)
Q
turner
O.
L.
Davis
of
Aylmer.
Out
.
Oun-ner
Ed.
MacUnden
of
Toronto,
and
Mayor
H.
D.
Hayden,
the
Caribbean
is.
one
of
them.
At
the
same
tine
while
the
United
States
recognises
Oen.
dr
Oautle
and
his
movement
as
representative
of
the
French
military
resistance
to
the
Axis,
there
is
no
question
of
recognising
the
de
Oaulle
national
committee
in
Lon
don
as
a
political
enUty.
these
same,
sources
added.
These
semi-official
disclosures
are
regarded
as
particularly
Important
diplomatic
developments
at
a
time
when
relations
between
Laval's
puppet
government
at
VI-chv
and
Washington
are
maintain
ed.
In
Secretary
of
State
Hull's
own
words,
upon
a
day-to-day
basis."
There
was
a
revival
of
rumors
concerning
the
Free
French
movement
here
following
a
lengthy
conference
between
Adrlen
Tixler.
representative
in
Washington
of
the
Free
French
national
committee,
and
Mr.
Hull.
No
Recognition
I
A
If
VwiiiskA
i
hara
m
n
fnrm
o
1
!
announcement.
American
newpa-pers
were
permitted
to
reveal
afterward
that
there
was
no
question
of
American
recognition
of
the
Free
French
committee
as
a
political
government
for
Frenchmen.
In
this
it
was
said
the
United
8tates
prefers
to
follow
the
people
or
Oreat
Britain
which,
while
assisting
Oen.
de
Oaulle
In
every
way
possible,
does
not
exchange
formal
diplomatic
representatives
with
his
accredited
committee.
Itotli
countries
prefer
to
await
.
ultimate
victory
thereupon
the
Trench
people
would
be
able
to
devise
a
government
of.
their
own
choosing,
neither
a
military
committee
nor
a
quisling
regime
such
as
lhat
of
Pierre
Laval.
Canada,
of
course,
has
a
direct
Interest
in
these
developments
be
WATCHFUL
WAITING
VB.
,
Or
'
I.
uuded
In
group
are
Ghrs.
Tom
Whlt-
;:d
S'.aj.
Hum
uf
Toronto,
Lieut
C
Tapley
St
John,
cause,
llge
Washington-the
Dominion.
mainva;ns
the
pretense
of
relations
with
Vichy
and
has
not
formally
recognized
de
Oaulle.
(Utawa
Follows
V.
K.
The
Canadian
policy
in
respect
to
Vichy
has
followed
Washington,
presumably
with
the
full
approval
and
understanding
of
the
British
foreign
office.
At
the
same
time
the
United
ftates
has
taken
ifnpjfftant
steps
to
assist
the
Free
French
commit
tee
In
its
resistance
to
Hitler
Some
of
these
steps,
hitherto
diplomatic
secrets,
are
reported
to
be
as
fol
lows:
On
Nov.
11.
1941.
Present
Roosevelt
In
a
formal
letter
directed
that
the
defence
or
the
Free
Frenrh
movement
was
essentia!
to
that
of
the
United
State
thereby
clearing
the
way
fot
full
lend-lease
assistance.
In
addition
to
the
consular
representation
established
In
French
Equatorial
Africa,
which
already
has
stirred
protests
from
Laval
the
United
States
has
dispatched
naval,
military
and
state
department
missions
there
to
determine
the
needs
of
the
Free
French
forces.
Under
terms
of
the
President's
letter,
Free
French
vessels
of
war
jean
be
repaired
and
supplied
in
American
harbors
even
as
"men-lof-war
of
Great
Britain
of
Can
ada."
Meanwhile,
the
American
Red
Cross
has
dispatched
to
the'
Free
FrenJh
forces
drugs
and
med-,
ical
supplies.
.
'
Ready
Take
Measures
In
connection
with
these
steps,'
it
Is
recalled
that
the
President
In
his
broadcast
assured
the
world
,
that
the
United
Nations
stood
rea-
'.
dy
to
take
military
measures
if
.
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in
thought
as
he
goes
about
the
serious
business
walur.g
out
a
pair
of
socks
in
a
bucket
during
the
noon
;-c;:e.
necessary
to
prevent
any
parts
ober
and
set
up
a
poMieal
govern-the
French
empire
now
under
Vi-
ment
in
the
name
of
France
which
chy
control
from
falling
into
the
I
he
hoped
in
turn
would
be
recog
hands
of
the
enemies
of
the
Allies
and
of
France.
Diplomatic
sources
also
indicated
Information
reaching
here
suggests
a
crisis
is
impending
in
the
affairs
of
the
French
national
committee
in
London.
The
issue
Is
said
to
be
whether
Gen.
de
Oaulle
will
be
content
to
remain
the
symbol
of
military
resistance
or
become,
as
he
desires,
a
political
entity.
It
Is
this
Issue,
according
to
Information
received
here,
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United
States,
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dominions
and
the
governments
now
In
exile
in
London.
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Exchange
Representatives
The
British
foreign
office,
it
Is
said,
has
informed
Gen.
de
Gaulle
that
there
can
be
no
question
of
exchanging
accredited
representatives
for
such
would
be
recognition
of
his
political
status.
This
course
has
been
raised
officially.
In
the
American
view.
It
Is
said
caused
the
break
between
Vice
de
Gaulle
as
the
fteure
reDresent-
Admiral
Emile
Museller,
the
com-1
ing
military
resistance
to
the
Axis
mander
of
the
Free
French
naval
can
continue
to
enjoy
the
confi-forces
who
seized
St
Pierre
and
dence
of
the
French
people
and
of
Miquelon,
and
de
Gaulle.
.
the
United
Nations.
As
a
political
Muselier,
it
Is
said,
favored
a
figure
there
would
be
no
auch
un-continuance
of
the
present
status,
anlmlty
of
opinion
among
French-while
de
Oaulle
wished
to
go
fur-'
men
at
home
or
abroad.
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