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The Indianapolis Times

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"NAZIS MOPPING UP IN NORWAY: TENSE EUROPE FEARS NEW THRUST

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amy ALLIES QUIT BASE AT NAMSOS; FOUR DAYS OFF [EP SE REPORT DEFENDERS SEEK PEACE

‘Were Not Controlled. A. = | \ 3 > fF D i TRYING Tt ty Hitler Expected to Rysh Air and Sub Bases Say Candidates Who | Ww. Wh [asm wil SNS For Lightning Attacks on British

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and 10) United Prawn Foreign News Blimey

Ry NOBLE REED a } § WITHIN BOUNDS ; | Germany emerged victorious today from her Scandi With the primary voting \ LL : | - A navian blitzkrieg,

only Tour days away, the ~ Po << Europe tensely awaited the next Nagi stroke with fears homestretch campaigning to- | : . : TOE & A PISInG that it may come in the Balkans or the Mediterranaay : % : Declines to Give Details; = ~ | ey hn day simmered down to only 3 3 oa : . Beli A 30,000 wy. Wi. The threat of a mew war front in the Maditerranean one ‘major issue in Marion SEE Le Welles’ Reports Believed | tee » PN | or Balkan sectors arose after Allisd expeditionary forces had County — machine-controlled 2 Ha Major Role. fi : : withdrawn from their last base of operations in Centre i ob | al w pe a politics, : ® WASHINGTON. Mav 8 (1 Norway, reportedly under severe German aerial attack. Candidates ih both ‘partis who § ; = lv) : P he Re Si ng That mews shocked Allied and neutral Europe, Anxiety Bb a N “ * “ N “We » » : failed th Let bn organizativn sates 3 Ny : 4 : nN rexiagent OON¢ i, mounted that Adolf Hitler would week th cateh hig opponent joined forces 1h w Mass appen: La FS 3 dicated today that the United oft Ioniamoe hy Aelivering another Nighthing iow VOOR or Suliptre Sh Cue aun : 8 oR States is working actively to § R ru Nor ‘ od ia that “we are hot controlled by or 3 i a " . : t the 1 SE 5 wumors spread among Norwegian troops of afforts KRMZAaoh basses a La aa TRO Rai ; : prevent the extension o 1 : Ms to negotiate parce with Garmany,

On the other hand, drganization , Times Phos. ‘Ruropean war into Ttaly and eaters have emphasizes thay then Helping chart the American Tegion's course at the national executive committer wessions were (Toft Noree Boat OF Nazix at Rowers

Ries Were efector SiMe oh the © HERO Rone Waring, Memphis, Tenn, a candifiate for national commander; Stephen F. Ohaltwick, the Mediterranean : 4 ; basis bf the MROMT Tule Principles Past national commander, and EB. C. Knoebel, Wenntohee, Wash, executive committeeman, (Other photos Wie President said that tis coun | 18 " Allisd abandonment of their nding baxe al NamEos,

With ‘ward chairmen whi precinct ooh fy fx striving ws ft hax wll along : : <a ===1 Notth of Trondheim, left German #rmed forces with an

ommitteamen vOICINR the Jonden- . : ! . b hum \ A \ ws Ot eters in heic FeSpecth ls th prevent the extension of the | extensive mopping up job in Central Norway, whats scat

"r " hy Thief Ruins Bike CALL ARRE IS Buropeah War to ew wrens ahd ha Si tered Norwegian (roopr were vapoitad vexisting stubbornly Unsinted Candidates Stump SoS. : a PrIRUTTRY and led to raports that the British and French ware astabs " x ; Pe . Bou ht He did mot reveal, however, BS In : ; ‘ In the last (wh GRR. at lens hal! nhres 4 9 : hua q : § lishing a new haxe naa Mor joen, mith WAN hatwasn Tronds 2 dozen unsinted candetes to v whether his current efforts for § : or > Wd Lk Rx . \ some of the major county offices kt INCREASED POR FOUR YEARS, a I13-vear. peace are ay direct ax Wax his per- §¥ yon toy heim and Narvik,

have taken the stumb against mas old Thdfmnhapolis boy saved his sonal intervention in crises before K 3 Atl Roerox, small Norwegian Torcex heat off Gorman ate

chine politics, deseridbing it as de penhies and bought a bicyele. Tt ihe ouibrenk of the Buropean ‘Wai Fie RES : Bc Pu “ fenting the purposes o! the Primary was ® oconsiderable project, since he ‘duthreak > ' Ry tempt to advance Trom the north and south and balievad

Law under which the people pick Ragplution Asking WPR he was oaniving newspapers to More Convictions Essential, Wewves No Stones Unturned he x they had won a short breathing spell in their last-ditch thei OWh OINESs Wl Hit poi make his money and had to use ait But {1 was indicated he wax Teav- S fi stand Repu DOU SL a on Vocational Training | Part BEY 1h eure for NE mother, Karabell Says, Fining ing ho Stones unturned to put the ; ly nS , Hl | A 3 a 3 : Vandivier. however, has stressed the fl with ‘tuberculosis. Riz fathe Mill ‘welight of this ‘County behind 3 ‘ F But in the general WAT picture, greatest attention WAN mi jority rule principle in ‘every \n- Also Studied. | is RWWA) Nn For Speeding. efforts to Weep the war within tx Ba Wn centered on The Threat of a halligerent move in Nouthensterm nounteEmeant of orfanizm tion man- He neagded the hicvele for his present BORN \ AR ERR 3 ' on . ! euvers and contends that the G. O. pasglutions urging increased ha- DAPEr Toute. Tu was ® used bi | Arrest wn eonviction of trafic © hiainer oMeinl said the situation Jurope or in the Mediterranaan, where Italy waited with hep P. slate ‘was selected by ‘ward lead \ ¢ s nh evele, But he had painted it up violators is the ohly sure cure for he Niaditerranean “TOOKS VOI GErmany grabs Hew resouress th I av tional defense strengthening of . Ey ia in the Vw m ® oh armament ready. ers and not by “me or MY WSO: poviReationt in the Orient wna to lodk like new, He wisdo had mMdianapolix mounting aceident grim NOFWAY and enntinies rene ‘ ! : ¥ es ! cates. WPA vocational training courses to DOURhU & bell and a light toll, Traffic Judge Charles Kurabell * we Roosevelt conferred wt Jineh THEher into the orn, Italian Pramier Benito Museolini continusd to keap his

Deamocratic County Chairman Ira remedy the unemplovinent problem Vesterdny some one stole the sald today With Supreme Oourt Justioe Palix ® Ww DWR PINAY Noort, although he Was reported ta have made Havmaker also has maintained thet oo before the national executive ht, the Bell, ‘the wheels ‘and | The Judges comment followed wowniturier ant Henty 1. Stimson RHR, . the Democratic siate came OM R onmittee of the American Legion chaih off ‘the bicyele ws it ‘was disclosure df a. Police Department aoa: wand Seoretary of State BRITAIN ADMITS FeeENT TEASIUTING gavtures, minjority Of representative voters. el Tene parked outside the house, ie ain. Nie ig Slr wher President Hoover, Wr. Stim None Knows Where to Expect Blow ’ Haymaker Plans Check Acting oh the recommendation df a am, hv ’ are LOR THE UDRTRGE ‘woh has Desh a Strong supporter of ys LOE) . : A re he fagg |6S National defense committee, the \ Nove. Rott Spe eu CORVICHONS ye Presidents foreign policies At Berlin, where Herr Hitler delivarad a secret address \ iwhile, the ghost of the IW : : o ’ i | W™ve gone downgrade A umiva ) " ; Brice. ga : ) i : i Primary vote \rreguiinrition tht ‘Ye LCRIOR RYGPR » ‘resdlution wsking . hd Th this OrnIng'S SESHION OF COM, |, THER WhS Tb indicatioh ‘what to tenders of the Nazi officers corps, official spokesmen and

% CTRRS lita or the : : > \ AWeNte WwW abou The . ~ ; sulted ih the Indictment ot 32 elec. nS oy pre "n Jie SHIRL Miied 1] ot TS ge. ETO or Ni Junie Prank the presy charged that Britain wax seeking to extend the pRrd ‘workers, came KR Alpin i sons charged with speedin “he ’ : S39 . / : : ; Han Sou My I" to make ux safe from attack and Bees NY from . * apa jure and Mr. Stimson suggested War to the Maditerranaan of to the Balkanx—a charge that

AY o ™ BY am , . ¥ ¥ y t be inter : . \ \ ) . \ | . Reports were circulated that many gp a hips put . totalled R57 for the 11 fined All , RE oh KOMP Withdrawal of Troops From Rome Limes indica tax PIMA N read I naRy for a rouhtathrast F 1 cials who were indicted . . A} D.5 3 were charged with driving from 38 oSteC : y : » N ‘ Ph hd pod BACK oy the pol {t, “implied” that the United States Many Candidates Same AS 1042 miles per hour on oily streets international legal questions Campaign in Norway such ax that which the Nazis said wax necessary to beat bor rds ARRin this Veal should retain sovereignty over the y The heaviest Ane 80 $11 was When pressed for details of dip | Allied troops to NoTWav. Ohmirman Havmaker said “there Philippines and increase fortifion- On A. F. of L. List assessed against Arthur MoDantels, lomatie activities, Mr. Roosevell Shakes Government. | oka Rei wld : was Rh Ritempt in one presinet to tiohs over the Isle of Guam, . . . . 25, of 3941 B. ch Who ‘Was ‘said that for the present he must In The military field, the British struck back again by hnve the same officinls cartifiad. but These resolutions were intros Labor's Nonpartisan League of charged with driving 42 miles por stand oh the statement that this BY WERR MRAER the aerial route in the north, hambhing Garman-hald aire 1 wouldn't stand for it duced after the Legion had rdopted Marion County, affilinteg with the hour ‘in ‘the M00 block of Willside sounti'y simply is dog AR ARI] Tins, ET re ar } N KURU d Da ark Jadin tha Dani h He said he ‘would “make another” ® five-point program to AML Sud 0 "5 5 “aday announced jis Sate U0 ft oan to prevent the spread df LANDON, May 3 = Oolinpee of the dromes In ; OI'WAayY an nm y AnclaIng © IN (Continued on Page Ten) versive and uh-AMErioRd RCGVITES. | oo naidntes for the Primany next Other fines fixed by ‘the judge wa Allfes’ dexperate aitempt to pre- field at Ry in North Jutland,

Tn. urging increased ‘military , were $5 for driving through wu safely That statement, wafd the Presi ; i Pwr . dt all Bde Sass a training of youth, the defense com- Ten. sone; $2 for Mailing 10 SOP Wt & ‘dent, Must ARYWer quextionk bears Vent Germany from linking Trond Abandonment of the central Norwagian Allind hagas maany

/ N ste v n ) 5 hE by d $ TWO PER CENT CLUB imitte pniniea ou hw, the Sus De: ware he sim. wn hoe 0m rnc me 0 it Sh a, 18 0 Hs sonforence vsterdny With heim wih [6 win foros wt OW ell-populated central and southern Norway —with its near partment has contended sufficient , h SL aniving) and | $2 an ne for the Ttallan Ambassador an ® hax oritionlly compromized the bane : . bn a: ama Anam: 3 SUIT ANSWER FILED SMicers are not available to give Ny A MEY Violation of rules of the ronda, previous days conference in Rome Altea NE IRRY Hd the Norwegian And conveniont Air and submarine baxax for attacks on (Continued on Page Six) y SE | ; The judge withheld judgment on hetwesn Premier Mussolind and the omen 1 learned tony, | Britain=iz unchallengad axcapt hy seatterad, ilkarmad bands

League, Ine, Which is aligned with we IRONS charged With failure io Bassado William : Democratic Isaders named des {the A, F, of L Contin oe Three) ih nips, Ambassador : | OWith Germany holding southern of Norwagian guerillas, It meant, too, that Swaden now ix

fendants in a suit brought agains ’ | The Democratic slate of Labor's . | Norway ih an iron grip, and with pA i i L : the Two Per Cent Club last ‘week en Nonpartisan League follows: Nidestepx Ship Thgniries the surrender of Namsos, the al the mercy of the Nawis, ™ onomically at laast, filad an Answe! in Circuit Court to- CONGRESS, 11th Distriet: wil 3 VICTIMS OF TORSO My Roowevelt sidestepped in only militarily ndegqunte i Only the rugged, mountaimstuddad and {ordindantad dav and demanded thal copies of liam WH. Larrabee; Congress, 12th guirfex az to whether thiy country ‘haval and landing bases ih Y the suit be served on the Attorney District, Touls Ludlow, Both were

has informed Tealy that ff the war country, the Alles Re Wath WHI HO country and tha iron ore port of Narvik whare the General indorsed by the A, ¥ of L. yes SLAYER ARE FOUND spreads into the Mediterranean, the on the QUISRivy an on and BP Allies are cloxing ih on & ¥Mmall Garman FATTINON ATR loft in The answer stated that since the terday, U. 8. will redefine combat areas and fRhting and face WE SONNY | Alliod-Norwagian hands sit seeks to invalidate a8 law--the 6 rnor's Secretar Has STATE SENATORS: Theodore . prohibit wll Amerionn shipping from Auous campaign 0 WOR wy } AD amendment giving the club immu- ove y Ng Perty Easton, Jacob Weiss 8 di T » fentering that sen OT iNE ook airfields, | Attack on England Ix Poxsible nity from the Corrupt Practices Ae : : and B. Curtis White. The other 1a Bodies of Two ma Acting Secretary of State Sum OU DIODE SORR==if they | » a. 0 the law requires the Attorney Talk With Ettinger. bor slate listed Joseph Wallace in en, Wo n ner Welles, who participated in onlay, pies o y The future of Mr, Chamberlain's ‘Government might : : . Q : 2 LN » Vg § ¢ ' hy | 3 5 hn A, min ne on apn The possbilcy hat Joseph "SNE STATE SENATOR: gon Diocovered at PIRISburgh. yeenins sonics VO ie he mast Serious Tong mnge wr: depend on quick arrival of good news from Norway, or some the complaint in his official ¢ - . 2 waht n y . 3 MEL . LS ) ANA "e ho fed witha raw | city i, General Omer Jack a aE cay Li Bright Webb, same as the other PITTSBURGH, Mav 3 U0. p) (Continued on Page Nix) Oe Sg og life that Addl! ‘ol her {ront, i 2 — ya tioh sinte for State Senutor Was dis- INERT William Abel. Sherilt tun ort aD sper | Witter woul J well on aA U, instend, nore bad ews ix piled upon the already sit but 18 NOL eSignal SAT sussed by party workers today fol ; \ . |, "Naw," ontved nohievement of his fun nial | Rim . . NaN torney ‘General eer " Ved be Dick Heller, Secs RN . Feeney was listed by the other Bt es his chest—ware found STARLING REMEDIES sirntegic purpose fh Invading Nor ‘depressing revelations the shock to Government, press and The suit was filag hy Glenn W, , "Eon a bs A) Ih the Sorap yards of the way and Denmark, blic apinton will he sa1ous, Mit Republican ‘onndlidnte for retary to the Governor, to the'Court ~ ST aA TE REPRESENTATIVES. Pittsburgh & Lake Bd Rallrond in COST 1 TREE EACH hat DUTPOSD, AX NOOR IBID, WaY pu he oF ni n ' il 1 ; : : prosecutor, Appearing as Rttorneys House, ler © srl with © David H. Badger, Ronald Francis Stowe Township. : to Spine AT ANY SUDA Hazes to The situation of Premier Paul Reynaud in France was ‘or the More than Two Goren aes Thuy es tre, bunty (Continued on Page Ten) v THe bodies were skilfully dismem- i a oy a atk mineh Bn big Romie wir wind Wh believed to be even worse, Tt way doubted that hiz Ministry col: or ber lowell Jv. ' np hy bse ered, and they ware believed pox. 0 Adams St. ¢ arine offensive, nimed wt smash» | wing Eo Hollowel After the conference, Mr. Ettinge EXPECT INDEPENDENT CAN sible victims of ‘Oleveland's _— A remedy for the starling problem he RISD mastery fh the Natth | ‘would he able to withxtand marcumal reaction: 1n the tlalts BH favored NE Seat NRL WASHINGTON, Muy 3 (U.P). ‘butcher of Kingsbury Run." be- tht is drastio bit workable Seni to wwe ihn possible fi aataly balanced Franch political stracture, he favored Mr. Sexton Attorney General Robert NH. Jack- lHeved responsible for the savings There was n nest in a tree outside (ae plitrkreig aifplane attaek (pon | A X Ss LAMP UPSETS 300 ol My Tg ert oth hn Jon and Budget Director Harold of hn dosen other persons in Penn. the front door and he got the 08h wpaoiwnd itself Thus, political erises at home appear likely to accompany y lerk’s office, he me I. SEXTON. Smith ruled jointly today ‘that Svivania and Ohio ‘Whose bodies of burning it out, Fe set fire to it It looked today as if the future me NG hii "10 CHICKENS DIE IN FIRE Snuking hana, he told Mr. Sexton the Civil Asronautios Authority were similarly out up, Before long he had to onl the Tire of Prime Minister Neville ‘Ohare (Vhe MIILATY Crisis on the fighting front, > hy or ve) . De Will maintain its independent status | Two of the victims were men, in. Department because the tree chught perinin's Government and of Brits | And there was no assurance that bad news from Norway d p . 4 nh the Oting on w MOCTRHC even 4 ft is merged into the Ooms [cluding the one MY p [ish ‘war policy ‘might depend on | y dered J ken brooder house A ne ‘whose chest, was on fire ish ad hy orto avalop t other par = I at the home ol slate this week, ward chairmen gave merce Department ss proposed in carved with the word “Nagi.” "The Piremen reported that the tree the arrival of gadd news==il not (ay hot be followed hy critical @ pments in other A AO “Sinclair, 1748 W. Minnesota Mr. Weiss more than twice as many President Roosevelt's reorganization third was a woman, The victims was praciy badly burned The birds from Norway, from some other war of Burepe, St. when one of the chickens, VOUS AS Nr. Sexton order were found in three of a string of were away during the excitement (Continued Wn Tare Three) Even Britain, itself, ax was admitted hy Mr, Cham.

: : Spa 50 Doxenrs waiting to be demolished » Anhped wERInst an ofl Imp and up ng mols berlain, may be the object of a sudden German “swoop” in

“ie we we vo vee o VW oman, 76 Tomorrow, Wins [Tw mt we wn 0 vee. That ' Strange Man’ Woolf WHIGR the newly 2equred Nerrapien beans. won Be oF

p bout 300 burgh April 21 from Struthers, © ; bert Whe brooder, abou A prime value, Today these bases were reported hy Berlin to

cheers Yo rn ms) Jon] Rel for Son, 45 = wmmn ems "| Scoffs af 'Bim' in Derby i undergoing rapid development and improvement RS 8s v y * 5 ! ! ; ! 4 4 ! » tHe tO Io vans of Brgire al el/eqse Tor oon, HHlY out COIrs Q | n r y undergoing a rapid devalopment and improveman | |

Most fears conterad on the Mediterranean and Balkans

, 19, which answered the , | Hug Xo burned on the face and By JOE COLLIER present,” she said ih a frail voice RELIEF PROMISED | By JOE WILLIAMS areet distance from him; they weem where the British and Fronch fleets have been strengthenad given first aid. A 45-vear-old man offered id ex- ge vy on: : AS COLD CONTINUES Times Npecinl Writer [to regard him a8 Something apt ‘and British shipping Jleared out in PIepATAt jon for ——— yen Th ht itt Se shop for H Years ag my a LOCAL TEMPERATURES | an TIP serhaps ® visitor from Mas, tions which would be necessary if Herr Hitler's Sowndis TIMES FEATURES Karabell in Municipal Court todnY nearly gone. Tomorrow 1 RR 5 } RE } strangest ‘man In en sting is They survey Mr, Woolf NETVOUNTY | Avian victory encour 1 Ttal 10 enter the war on ® charge of having been drunk 78 vears old. via 3 Am garpert MM, Woolf, who Yuns & TRAVIAN ory WTAged y z

6 nm, -. from head to fool, they note that | cy ON INSIDE PAGES (5 gm, bell fined hi s a “1 need my son. He helps me get | N ¢ as » n —~ BY » [rather elaborate notions store oul [he ix clothed in the conventional French circles ware inclined not to place too much CTR. | Judge Karabell fin Mm $1 and around the house, and he cooks MY § un m8 A

. 8 1pm... 3 [In Kansas Oity, Just to look wt manner, they hear him address the dance in assurances said to have been given by Premier Rane costs and sentenced him to 30 days ‘meals for me. We didn't hurt anv- | ee \ PeRlv He |Wewsboy and ho Speaks a thoroughly | ad : : i A A——. . N y * Faw v : ) hy A, 4 AULOS vvwees 16 Movies ...... 22 in jail. ‘one last night He never hurts any- Some reli! from 20a , Mr, WOO Yuyao i RY | milinT INDRURRD, There 18 nothing 110 Mussolini that he contemplated mo present change in Books ..+vvv+-20 Mis. Ferguson 20 When cout, was ove wnd He po. one, And he's so good to me.” normal temperatures was promised thing a My & N - oo | Riser or wwesome about his > imys status, BEF «ovo. 19 Music cv 22 lice Were lining Up Prisoners to ke Judge Karabell looked at the man for tomorrow by the Weather Bu-| And vet Mr. Woolf is decidedly & panrance, and yet this 1s the mah a ; y # : & : I "....5¢ Obituaries .. 23 them to the County Jail across the he had just sentenced to 30 dayg Tenu. [curiosity on the wirests of Derby the one man, They shnke their heady | However, they felt that continuad Spanish neutrality, Crossword 33 Pegler 2 a ee woman tottered ih ul. yore who ® that ® Hy Ja Hot temperature Ton He ey Fadign To wi in in bleak, helpless bewilderment and WAS assured, . Wi 30 Pyle Va S ’ ste, to mother must A pretly vesterdav should have been 58 de- the Kentucky u ht the gay, “ves, that's him all ght.” : ’ : ditinl 85 Questions ou 18 She Was very small No one ‘good man.” he sata and turned to grees but the mean temperature ac. voung Indy, vice president in charge And what hAs happened to Ake But the Italian float, WAR ward 10 have hoon ardered on FIviin 20 Radio. ..... > Nolpae a. i ope fo Whe the woman, tunlly was 38. Today was only one of chitiings, will A incredulously Mir, Woolf both the unbelievable and | the alert as a result of Allied naval concentration in the ot ves 20 Real Estate 6 bench, took hold of the Tm © "T'll give your son back to vou degree warmer, [at him and say, "Oh, you'rsa the the untouchable of Loutsville to. . ; ; , x dad to hav Hed Poll ..1) Mrs. Roosevelt 19 sterdy herself. and wttracted the for your birthday present.” We sus-| The Bureau predicted that frost one.” any? Only this: Je has come Mah eastern Mediterranean and Italy was reported AVS

Inepls .... 5 Serial Story . 34 attention of Judge Karabell, The panded judgment. is probable tomorrow morning. When Nr. Wooll leaves (he hotel out in the open wna offered to bet Advised Jugoslavia that she disapproved of recent Jugosiae ho Ind'pls 20 Society -... 24, 25 judge asked What she whnted. The son put w steadying wim Meanwhile, farmers and truck gar- to start for the track, Innge oiroles that Bimelsoh won't win the Dany defense measures taken in anticipation of possible Italian

» Jordan. 25 Sports .. 28, 20 “You've santenced my boy to jail. around his mother and they walked deners were still barred from fields of people form sxoitedly around him. | tomorrow, More than that, he tolls | gh isa Deh. 30/1 Wagl him back for 4 birthday slowly out of 4 courtroom. Iveonuse ot excessive ol hiny, They are very onretul to keep & diss (Continued oy ack,

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