Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1941 — Page 18

PAGE 16 esacais THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941

BRITAIN'S TROOPS —— Line and Jugoslav Breakup Shown Hungary Gets ‘Corn Fields’ FIRST LADY URGES

r GERMANY i 2 HUNGARY 4 ‘Contingea Team. Page Ore) GREATER BRITISH AID

GERMAN ATTACKS

§ So part of the Hungarian minority, has, He was stricken with “food poison- : So ¢ ~L NSAFIANS § o~ ew a population of 94,000 of which 60 ing” three days after the signing Bs MORE, Pa April 11 (U, | Go an’ OE BY Tie » i ITALIAN ATTACKS or cent is Hungarian. Novi Sad while on a train returning from Ran or e. orclie reat Britain | wn - \ JCCLPY THE * had a population of 33.000, of which | Budapest to Belgrade. Count Paul !NAan now is forthcoming from this ¢ BiES ) Hungaria iT ungaris p , the (country was advocated today by

LES : a S BADR SRER 3 40 per cent is an, and| Teleki, Hungarian premier at : (Continued from Page One) | “a YE21} Prot . § ) >" RUNREA OR o——————— Co 8 has 380.000 of purely Hun- time of the signing, killed himself Hes EloRner howe elt. , { 3 AN §DE PENDENT S 8 NUNGRRY T0 100 garian population. April 3. a few hours after receiv i Jo Hie Previe TH ® : , The march int ucoslavia came | ing a ¢ yunices 1 ve ie ola WU Swarthmore indicated that only a skirmish was fought vesterday in the CROATIA HERE " : GEES BANAT IE Ee ucau) wiaered 10 College students last night, that initial encounter between the British and Germans. 3 Xe YE 55 REGION HERE sienature Dee. 12 of a treaty of of Hungarian territory by German this Conny must has cater aid, : : X ant peace and perpetual troops for the attack on Jugoslavia. Ciel in the way © ps or in Anchored Near Oyvlmpus # z 3 - friendship between Hunegarv and In a special order of the day to|t1¢ Way ol making sure that our : : oo J 4 bi via. the Army Horthy called on it to aid Fovaaiy reaches But today the action may have broadened as the Nazis | sf pt \ \ : Count Stephen Csaky, Hungarian | “hurry to the aid of your lost Hun- As for the Bs Wi oul ace ' 111 ae n ‘ rR "yy . p Badd 3 ely Minister who signed the! garian brothers.” He said that “the COMpiisn uu RNOW ISL about as thrust to cut past the northwest corner of the British de- ; treaty for Hungary. died Jan. 27. 2od of the Hungarians and all the [Much about it as yo vhether )

fense line and slash southward where they might take the thoughts of the nation are with through convoys or through giving

<{ ~.. WT Jas bie } | ; a you,” and concluded Forward to | more ships,” she said Greek-British positions in reverse. | Jel 3 SPIRITED RIVALRY IN the J000-year-old Southam. fron. . : —— : : i Miseries CO LDS

I'he Royal Air Force was pounding at the Nazi troops

; ; ° : , ; ig view of the fact that Jugoas they moved down through the mountain valleys and | % : HOOSIER CHESS PLAY lavia is dissolving, the Hungarian of Head ravines and made low-level] | —————— ; i ; N&R : Army is protecting the Hungarian UN kbc pF Eto : i ait: ; : population in the territory which

bombing and machine oun at- process of falling apart With every ‘ Spirited competition is enlivening | i; b JIERvs War Ie Hu % y : neighboring ceuiitry rushing, jackal- the preliminaries of the Central In= | yy ot Slavs captured in 1918 from tacks on the Bitolj airport, like, for a share of the booty. The | dian: hess Association's annual Hungary Horthy said in his| Put 3-purpose yn Lup each J r the (lor Hungarians prociaimed the ¢ i= 3 ! ) | yo ndieted tic Proclamation. “Therefore I ordered nostril...(1) It shrinks swollen mems held hy the Germans. ung i “oy laimed the annexa- | ocwrnament being conducted tl my soldiers to take under their pre branes; (2) Soothes irritation; (3) rion of the ae 0 ‘dor 1 Eo < 3 y \ 1 1 1 oe Thy aye hi Wai Ly SOI 10 take und tne r'o- w' "di » . The Briticsh-Greek line runs al- hy N ! FELTR oun, 8 ore 4 \ 3 7 hh at the Indianapolis Athi tection Hungarian iving to Pi , Helps flush out nasal passages, clears : in Yo iis uns al= area between the Danube and the | X | 4 lu resident Daniel B Luten a wl hveih A oi ing clogging mucus. most due east from Florina to Gian- mjc | outh and save them from anarchy Be

ri Mag a. : sza River ana another small tri- | § 3 aid today : . ni sa, abe it 30 miles : west of Sa- angle north of the Drava ® | The 36 entrants. divided int Boa LIS action 1s not directed against VICKS VA-TRO-N . WE TIE TR wl} on ADS ; LY ei 4 the Serb people :

lonika. Then it turns sharply south- Riihania w Soin . : ronal s ( ‘ op avi far ward to an anchor in the region Sie De eo o TENS - yg ol Che won Wh f thei of Mt. Olympus = a Bi ¢ ry J! ¥ east o- Nn % BS Boh | yor By Der 1 : i ig f t1 garian spoils. The Ger- ; Fn ) tion 2 onal tel ! | In addition to the battle now mans themselves expected to annex 5 Fal GREECE MEAce 1 The Ba eS PO U RY opening in the Florina area, it was the Maribor region just south of . oh! games LOniorrow Monday and toh

expected that the Germans would Austria and Italy expected to take >a N aeons daesday nig will compere i oy . : F ; . . " : . c all ‘ : Sk | PR 4 ~ } A x \ 3 y R.1 Ua] isl Wild iy wl N wy mm ) attempt to crack ne ar . : : ¢ 3 4 the finals April 22. = ( heaper 1 han Mc al

the line around a portion of the Dalmatian coast

(Gilannitsa Wire it hinges south There were prospective spoils in NTR ; ¢ i 1 ws Th resent champion, C. B. C Ho k 1 1 0 1" 11104 +11} SR ’ - . 8 8 3 ¥ i d 1 1 ‘KK 4 A break through around either Flor- Greece, too. where Bulgaria ex- hho 32 BCR 4 2 ins, is having quite a struggle wit N 1941 ROCK 29; ROCK 8; Lb. Lb

ina or Giannitsa probably would pected to be rewarded with a part Any , . > rt E. Spinner, who beat t hanip i RIES HENS

a force the Greeks and British to fall of the Macedonian coast. 4 a. % i : > their first gam Mi olh J =F, south to a line running west to east The new state of Croatia will ab- : £ \) 3 ; % : os ed 4 .~ agai f his games last night = ROAST & CHICKENS from Yanina to Larissa. sorb most of the remainder of 3 \ 3 . ; i In another section. President Y QN BAKES Wh 10 BOIL Li

The spee £13 ; 1 , northern Jugoslavia This leaves ¥ ] Paes? . 3 E ton is weet GPE oo i y : L 1 Speed ) 1 J I2OSIav Col- 15 11 HIRE SUL mpetl io AAA LNAI Ps

lapse mav mean that at t any ho- tittle beyond the rough mountain : N. Beaver ji two spilt tuen ment Field Marsh . Rind country of Bosnia Herzegovina two=-gam ie ' B ( List. Gern NG VON arontenegro and northern Serbia., This map shows where the Germans today attacked the British-Greek defense line and how Jugoslavia Nl Cibduds aw} Souda cis aa an er of the ly, (his area the Serbs still held | x Jondine ie stcbirk. org FREL Lx OLN southeast, can divert the bulk of ; SA hadi Wh TY ib allin eth yor s i ari 3 . ists 8 oxi > ET i cading his section ushed ly YESS : 88 Hie Fotos i WK Ol out. although they were being] falling victim to Germans, Italians, Hungarians, fifth columnists and possibly Rumanians. i } : DRESSING . 1881 1S 101 estimatea at nearly 1,-! 4, n : : 5* driven back into 1lls and th 000,000 men-—: nst the compara- : Vg he I S 2 J tively thin Greco-B He mountains as the German blitz! VEL nim reco-Britisik line n $ Hs . TT : 1 dines columns smashed up the river valT “17 ~~ f 1} Dye t " 1 3 I'he size of the British Expedi- | leys which provide the chief routes | er ns ssigns Dewey 0

tionary Force in Greece has been |of communications through the |

subject to the most varving esti- rugged country. P b G / M 1 Thess Tar - . ——————————— oy ha ne 3 ro ents | ro e enerqQ ofors Threat

Most experts place the “number PRISON GUARDS GET | close to the lower limit. with 100.000 (Continued from Page One)

&S an absolute maximum. In addi- . . tion to this force there ma y } A pany representatives have been in, Labor Relations Board election to; Y this force th av b “he 200,00( poorly equipped Greek progress since March 11, determine a bargaining agent fon troops. However, probably half of ‘ Settlement of the Ford Motor Co.! \€ plant. The union accepted this numbe is Da its Re (Continued from Page One) gl 3 ! 4 Victor Oo, company amendments which stipubE number are on the Albanian strike today depended only upon jsted that the NLRB hearing be ront wnere th Te 1 bre: nme Heri ] ‘ ravidand theo " , cuis Ne fe oY h : Breit EE, & Whe Serv an break- June period was provided. But the acceptance of “technicalities” in an | postponed until after a bargaining them off from ai 8 10 cut lemergency clause was dropped, thus |aereement that would send 125.000 agent election and that workers be giving the Welfare Department No | men pack to work on national de- Pe, Dyn only as departments are funds for operation of the G. C. U.| ; 3 reopened. ense orders Monday. Representatives of th Hor 1 the R. until the law goes into effect|’ Representatives of the Interior " ~ . . i x . : Jo ia . « . AY no |! ana Sy y ad deadlocked roe loyal Serb forces still ho di 'e out Probably in early June. un Seo ir ns Department entered deadloc ked coal ~~ ~ 1 -_ 1 3 Oo , Ay 3 3 a - 1 y yQ at SL TMK ’ SU against the Germans was becoming C. Anderson Ketchum, Budget | night conlerences at 3:15 a. m. t0- negotiations at New York, wher

desperate bi director, said the action was taken day and agreed to return for representatives of the United Mine j The German Hig ommand iq | Since it was clearly the intent of further discussion of the single Workers and Appalachian soft coal Iman Hnigl ommand sald oS re ThE Pv t FY z 4 Hinde nid . mm % . . +1 4 t i that south Serb fore had been the Legislature to give the De- point in doubt this morning. Lhe | operators are attempting to settle SR 2 om nihilated” and there was no in. | Partment $100.000 for these three hours between midnight and ad-/; work stoppage of 400.000 miners .

: : S 3H n : b x iy ; L were snen etings F 15 <tate SEED at een Soe Sa y . dication that this pic [1] +. months, The G. C. U. R. distributes ea oy = 00 I) tudes, YOURing Wb: Increnses ‘ » Children's Names Written on Candy Eggs and Bunnies—Na Charge! uation had been ove 29 Federal surplus commodities and Rr Nis of a dollar a day. ib

: Wagoner and Federal Conciliator| peu p bree ip 3 RR . A radio report hearc 1 Zurich | certifies WPA ‘cases. ov ‘enres Te Yio tharvions thet oan 3% A { d H i Ch i { R hhit Ch k & E 10 Sala that the raer the dia »| ‘Other awards made by the ‘com- a 31 Sg of, ie (fey Act investigations setting basic 5 > SSOr e 0 ow . 0co a e a i S$, ic S 28s, ol from Gen Xichard Dusa Sim vicoh | mittee were $30,090 to the Gross ved Automobile Workers Co. prices on a ton of coal would be Richard Dusan-Simovich 1 , : iy with numerous telephone calls

was that all divisional commanders Income Tax Department for oper-| SHOR hastened, helping operators prevent should hencefor 20t ‘on 13 ating expens til Nn 30: $26.- | a : : {losses from any wage increase x x a nenceiorth act ‘on their ‘own |2UNg expenses until June ‘30, »2b,-4 op union spokesman ‘disclosed that Y ~r : . , H J! Ch | i R hh i R i K D il initiative, 800 to Ball State Teachers College! + aor “ : Steel Talks Continue 0 ow ocolaie a t Sy 008 ers, ewpie 0 S$

Croats Are

In Jugoslavia

negotiations now were delayed b} Refus ee re . h ihe Corivimaine le " Tie f 3 sii efusal of Southern operators to h the Germans had for enlargement of the power plant; |gjicaoreement as to the method of pers

To the nortl al + . : 3 3 » moved inte Zagreb. canital of rea. $20.000 to the Indiana State Teach- : : ocala accept a union demand for elim- " 1D Lal): bal OL Jroae [ne te > PA holding the National Labor Rela- . = Niro. Thai, y ge t1a, where a new “free Croat state” | ers College for enlargement of tions Board election which has heen ination of a 40-cent daily differen- Ic e ouse an 0 ow 0co a e S

tial between Northern and Southern

was proclaimed orounds 5 s atatuck . ‘ proc mea, orounds: $6500 to the Mus atatuck ordered for Ford's River Rouge and

The Germans also announced the | Colony for operating expenses: $5000 ty ie v wages was blocking an industrymans also announced the | Colony for operating expenses; $3000 1 jhcoln plants. He said the com- | = capture of Llubljana, the capital of to the State Sanatorium at Rock-| pany insisted the election be held cn ride eae sought by a U. S. JELLY BIRD EGGS _________10c Ib. Panned Marshmallow EGGS__15¢ Ih. the Slovene ri [J . i! oor Department Conciliator. : lovene portion of Jugoslavia, ville for operating expenses; $4000 t0 | nompany property and that its pay- At % | : Te Soria COCOANUT CREAM EGGS ___1(0¢ Ib. JELLYRABBITS _._._.....___10¢c 1h, ana another German column had the Women's Prison here for oper- roll not be removed from the plants. | ° \ noon operators and miners 0 forced a crossing of the Drava River ating expenses, and $5000 to the ypjon spokesmen objected stren- were holding separate, private ~ - ow wo De Pemo and was moving rapidly southward, Southern Indiana Tuberculosis Hos- ucusly to this procedure. caucuses which indicated a break Po Sect z pal ny y 4} , . some sort $ 1 nent 3 & Da) In vie aon, of Bel- pital at New Albany for operaling| whey had accepted Governor Van 1! Ens iri tu venton d 3 tu t - ATER \ le, w 1 may already have been | expenses Ww 'S 3 al ‘hict ro- : iis yo ORR jentom Sire BS a dei bribe SA : . S ! : aggoner's proposal which p Rite SIE VISE Bc. Neus XRT re { NE an Cc ns a hough the German High The committee also studied a pro- | vided for immediate return of all ma by S o You ’s el . i x 3 ; It ran 8 in Floor , Aman 1 ald not claim this posed new salary schedule forlworkers, establishment of grievance Ye oN 3 & U : 2.) 1 Si a BA 9A tordinnry v W a ne Jugoslav state was in the Board of Health employees inerv iy National | PIS at plants ‘ol the United ‘States : : ate was in th rd of 1 vees. machinery and a speedy National] S nest r ee : am whee I ————— S000] ‘Corporation ‘continue al Wo " Pittsburgh and at Washington, Others 10c to $1.49

where President Roosevelt met ves-

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