Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1940, Page 7

THE SUNDAY WASHINGTON, .D. C, JUNE 1940 — PART ONE. . 1 Destruction in Wake of Unsuccessful Attempt to Stop Nazis —" GASOLINE STORES GO UP IN WAR FLAMES—T his picture, according to the Brite ish caption, shows the destruction of gasoline stores on the western front resulting from German air raid. THESE TOMMIES DIDN'T ESCAPE FLANDERS TRAP—Right: German caption radioed from Berlin to New York yesterday with this picture says it shows captured British troops marching toward a German prison camp near Calais, France, vital English Channel port reached by the Naxi blitzkrieg. N MASSED FRENCH TANKS HEADED FOR ACTION—The French caption on this picture said, “A striking photo- graph of massed French tanks on the way into ac- tion, a picture which gives an excellent idea of modern warfare and how it differs in many respects from that of 20 or 30 v 4 i e % years ago.” BLASTING A BRIDGE—The British caption said the above picture shows a sapper in the act of pushing the plunger which set off the explosion destroying a bridge in the Louvain region of Belgium, an effort to check the German invasion. Below: Bridge after blasting. 2 YORK.—NO ROYALTY ON CLIPPER—Pres- ence of the De Francis children (below) of Urbana, . : 3 Ohio, on the Trans-Atlantic Clipper created the un- SUNDAY “DINNER” AMONG THE SHELLS—British armament factory workers founded rumor that children of Belgian royal family are shown eating their Sunday lunch, May 26, amid the bombs and shells they made were aboard. :Upper picture shows Rosemary Kennedy — - — ; : 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, under the “speedup” which followed the appeal of (left), daughter of the Ambassador, and Edward Moore = ARRESTED IN LONDON—The British caption on this picture said the man in t the Minister of Supply. - 3 2 : (right), friend of the family who accompanied her on center was arrested by detectives seeking fifth columnists, in front of the headquare. All pictures except top right arrived by clipper yesterday~—A.-P. Wirephotos. trip, grested by her sister Eunice. . ters of the British U of Fascists, when he tried to avoid being questioned.