Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1943 — Page 28

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QUISLING LOSES

On Puppet Premier of

Occupied Norway.

By PAUL GHALI

Co nt, 1843, by The Indianapolis Times 7 oe d The Chicago Dally News, In Inc.

BEND. April 29.—The latest Stockholm dispatches. disclose that the puppet premier of Norway, Vidkun Quisling, following his recent interview with Hitler, is being more and more shorn of his powers by

. the German occupiers whose tentacles have gE now taken a firm hold of almost all sections of the Quisling administration. . Some ministries have been taken over completely by the Germans. Tr Thus, Minister Mr. Ghali of pyplic Works Hustad has just been replaced by an 8. S. (elite guard) man while ‘a German liaison officer has been appointed to the shipping ministry ‘with the special task of “supervising” Minister Irgens. Both Mustad and Irgens, Norwegian circles here state, are comparatively recent Quisling adherents in whose “reliability” the Germans never have shown much faith. Significant is Hustad’s replacement by an S. S. man. In Norweglan developments, .these days, gestapo chief Henrich Himmler’s hand becomes daily more apparent. Other . Quisling ministers; the usually .. well . informed - - Swedish newspaper Syenska. Dagbladet : reveals, may no.longer issue decrees unless these -have been first :approved by the occupational autherities. As for Quisling himself, he must now call on reich’s commissioner Joseph Terboven every Wednesday to talk over questions and discuss the agenda of the regular Thursday meetings of his cabinet. Only such measures as bear Terboven’s signature may be submitted to the council of ministers the following day Another new indignity that Norway’s puppet ruler must now suffer is the constant presence in his private residence, Schloss Gimle, of a Nazi liaison. officer whose job it Is “to keep a watchful eye” on Quisling.. Norwegian observers here believe that these latest Nazi measures presage the complete taking over of Norway’s administrational system by the German occupiers,

Seek Increase in: Civilian Supplies WASHINGTON, April 29 (U.

P.). — War Production Board

Chairman Donald M. Nelson plans further reorganization of the office of civilian supply to insure the production and distribution of sufficient quantities of essental civilian items, it’ was learned today. Nelson recently named Arthur D. Whiteside to succeed Joseph L. Weiner as head of OCS and. made Whiteside a WPB vice chairman. The senate banking and currency committee has approved legislation to make OCS a separate agency—a move which Nelson has opposed. The senate committee contends that civilian needs have been neglected. The name of the OCS is to be changed to the office of civilian requirements, officials said. Nelson is expected to issue an order soon broadening “Whiteside’s authority so that civilian needs will get more attention in the allocating of critical materials. *

HELEN M. BONHAM OF OAKLANDON DIES

Services for Mrs. Helen M. Bon-

home near Oaklandon, will be at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. - The Rev. William F. Burrows, pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal .church, will officiate. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mrs. Bonham, who was 41, had been in il] health for some time. She was born in Columbus, O.; attended Butler university and had been an Indianapolis resident many years. } Surviving are one- son, Earl T. of near Oaklandon; her mother, Mrs, J. E. Mathews, and a sister, Mrs, Walter Reeves, both of Columbus, O., and another sister, Mrs. Sam Ottenbacher, Indianapolis.

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A beginners’ class for men and women in radio mathematics and electricity and an advanced class in fundamentals of electronics and radio will be started next week by ‘Purdue university. ‘Both classes are offered “tuition free by Purdue and the U. S. office} of education. The elementary class will meet at 17 p. m. next Monday in the Purdue war training center, 538 N. Meridian st. The instructor will be George M. Pavey Jr., R. C. A. Manufactur- _ {ing Co. engineer who will be assisted by Robert C. Grubbs, Shortridge high school physics teacher. The advanced class will meet at 7 p. m. May 6 at the center. The instructor will be Max Graham, R. C. A. acoustical development engineer, assisted by Herman H. Siemers, Shortridge physics instructor.

PENSION GROUP TO MEET Group one of the Indiana oldage pension program will meet tonight in room 124 of the English hotel.

“As each Jap showed his head, I let fly,” said Pfc. Lloyd D. Gunnels, U. S. marine, of Kirbyville, Tex. He is reported to have picked off upward of 100 Japs singlehanded, on Guadalcanal

He’s at Oak Knoll hospital, Oakland, Cal.

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Jenkins of the Purdue pharmacy.

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ENTIRE DIRECTORATE

By UNITED PRESS The entire directorate of the Fascist party has been reorganized and all former officials have been relieved of their posts, the German ‘news agency DNB reported Wednesday in a dispatch from Rome. Aldo Vidussoni was ousted as sec-retary-general of the Fascist party April 17, a few days after the recent conference between II Duce and Adolf Hitler, and was replaced

secretary. The Berlin report, recorded in New York, said that the new directorate consisted of Scorza and Vice Secretaries Tarabini, Gana, Cucco and Della Valle.

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LONDON, April 20 (U. P.)—Gen. Charles de Gaule and Gen. Henri Honore Giraud have agreed upon a Joint delegation to represent France at the Hot Springs, Va. food conference May 18, it was understood today. Herve Alphand, former French attache in Washington, was named to head the group, it was reported. The action was the second taken jointly by the French factions. The first was agreement to notify the League of Nations that France retained its membership in that body.

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