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By Axis as Last Resort, Experts Say OF CORREGIDOR! Vichy Government Is Bared «mis i? 8 5s CALLOUSES

City history ended yesterday, clearCOPuna Ene Chicaro Daily News, tne. | This, if Abetz had agreed, would|ing Times square of a picket line To relieve painful callouses, burn- : Fld SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE, April| have worked in Paris, with or with-|Which had marched for three years ing or tenderness on bottom of feet Wainwright’s Troops Look 2 _A plot to overthrow the Vichy Out the marshal’s consent and two months before the Brass| and remcve callouses—get these a P ’ Rail restaurant thin, soothing, cushioning pads. cabinet and constitute a govern-' Among adherents of the De Mon- | vail restaurant.

53 : i liatory measures prob-|mustard gas or someth similar. : —Wwill be used by the axis only sf lect a at once Thus | The "hy was demoralizin 8 China On as Marksmen Bag ment in Paris was elaborated last zie plan, the informant lists Marcel The Hg ar Solan, hii fae a measure of desperation, accord-| S . he had used | week by a group of disgruntled for- Deat and rather su rising] [man of the state labor relations ing to the best opinion in military, Should Cenihan bombers ron Ba iis weer charged Jahan 2 Jap Bombers. mer French politicians and was the | Georges Bonnet, oY EE = an

Circles (bombs on London, it is fairly cer-/gas in the Burma campaign, but 20] fries. | tain that within a few hours British gave no details. By FR HEWLETT real reason for the ‘unexpected sud- minister and ambassador to Wash- | Military leaders have not ruled bombers would be on the way to] Otherwise, the only use of the den meeting of Pierre Laval and ington, and Gaston Bergery, former

out the possibility that gas may|Berlir with their loads of gas shells.| weapon in this war apparently was| United Press Stam Correspondent |nrarshal Petain, last Thursday, ac-|envoy to Moscow—today both mem- | Yet be used and they attribute its| The first use of gas Was by Ger-| when Germany tried some form of| FT. MILLS, “Corregidor, March cording to well-informed sources bers of the national council, absence so far in the war to the many at Ypres, in the first World|immobilizing gas, which had no|31 (Delayed) (U. P.). — Sharp | there today. De Monzie made overtures to] or i) Sh War. The date was April 22, 1915, permanent effect, during invasion|shooting gunners of Corregidor| The instigator of this deal, which a val Fi a former meeting of the, a very ineffi- ; and the Tesulis were all the enemy | of the low countries. : wh have shattered attempts of Jap-|comes after a specially Se P was arranged in Paris for | : 3 1 {could have asked. They released| Military men say that in addition is| month-long Paris press campaign March 25 as a preliminary to the | tient weapon. chlorine gas while a light wind was|/to using gas to redeem a battle, |anese bombers to knock out this against Vichy policy, is Anatole de Visit of Abetz. They say it blowing toward the allied lines. { other possible situaticns for its use|rocky fortress in Manila bay in 10 Monzie, minister of public works in| Instead of accompanying De might be used French troops, unprepared for such | would be: days of almost continuous attacks.|(. 1940 Daladier cabinet, who now | Monzie to see Abetz, Laval hurried as a last resort : warfare and unable to combat it,{ 1. To produce a quick, short-lived] Late yesterday 1000 cheering lives in retirement at his Perigord | back to Chateldon, dispatching the | to turn appar- (broke and fled. Canadians, on the|effect at some vital point, probably|American and Filipino troops of estate and whose pro-Fascist in-| benevolent Count De Chambrun to ent defeat into Sag (left were not so badly hit, but two|with immobilizing, mustard and|Lieut. Gén. Jonathan M. Wain- trigues during the war were a nui-'Peg an interview with the marshal victory, or to fot their regiments were almost nauseating gas. wright watched Corregidor’s anti- sance to his chief. | At Randan, Laval revealed the gain a quick FJ ; destroyed. | 2. A big scale attack to demoralize|aircraft guns knock two latest-type De Monzie’s plan was to propose, Whole blot to the chief of state advantage in » As the allied troops, choking and|civilian populations, cause panic and |Japanese heavy bombers in to the to German ambassador to Paris, | The story proves that the Lavalsome relatively Mr. Beattie gasping, fled from the gas that tore hamper military movements, pos- bay with deadly aim. Otto Abetz, a team of men solidly | Petain rapprocement has roots! restricted at their throats and lungs, the Ger-|sibly when an invasion of England| It was the shortest attack of convinced that the future of France| decper than was first believed and | frontal area. But they add that/mans, properly masked, attacked |is tried. scores of bombing raids which Cor-|eonsisted in quick integration of Laval's gesture may be rewanded| such an advantage would last only| Subsequently both sides used gas| 3. A big scale As a oN regidor has undergone during the|ihe country into Europe’s new order, With an important governmentai| so long as the elements of su rise/ and many combatants never fully/ian centers to break morale an past 10 days of day and night as- Soi soli ’ | missi n. : : : lasted. = { recovered from its effects. {create panic. sault from the air. 5 Sofi lb Pails quaiine SoveInment. 9 Authorized Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Indpls. MA-5 95

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By EDWARD W. BEATTIE The reluctance of any nation to, When Italy invaded Ethopia in United Press Staff Correspondent employ gas, probably the weapon| 193, Mussolini's army experimented

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