Show '171 r7: :: ": i : : v:7 :O - - : t 1 V ' rIjt Salt glike Wednesday Morning " in-Norg- - l I W" A view of Thirsted on the Lofoten islands off Norway where British Victory Clash I e forces are reported covering the mails allied expeditionary force reported The islands command at Narvik Reynand Claims Third of Nazi 0 ft l d the Vestfjord entrance I II tt trans-Siberia- d Le ts te a:'' 8 ' 4' ' — 'e - I ' ' ' ' 1- ' ' A r e 1 ' !' e s It )r d )0 : )r le 9 : At Satisfactory Pace Nazis Lose Interest in Narvik By the Associated Press Stockholm — German troop train slips past Norwegian fortress to come within three miles of cutting country in two Berlin—Germany reports British cruiser sunk Narvik fighting reported but nazis contend that port no longer important London—Britain calls to bring empire forces to 2500000 Stavanger nearly bombed again but Chamberlain puts hush on landings in Norway A Paris—Allies have sunk third of German fleet Premier Reynaud says Germans beaten back by British on western front BEIZLIN April 16 Tuesday night reported the bombing and sinking of an unidentified British cruiser and the 6 destruction of a British "flying battleship" as her "pacification" of 1 PARIS April 16 UPI—Premier Norway continued at a pace apparently satisfactory to the nazi war Paul Reynaud in a Invaders report to the French senate'deAt the same time the nazi in- Also Germany had i terest in northern Norway par- - found a Norwegian apparently eared Tuesday the allies had "won government to ticularly Narvik ceased to exist its liking for official relations were the first great battle with Geras far as the general public was established between the German '4 or and had sunk t damaged many" concerned and official interest cen- - minister in Oslo Kurt Brauer and d of the reich fleet I about tered upon consolidating German the interim government beaded by off Norway's coasts gains in towns considered strate- - Ingolf Elster Christensen former i The premier also cited PresI the Norwegian army captain and onegically more important—Oslo ident Roosevelt's denunciation capital and the western port cities time cabinet minister Monday of European violence as I King Haakon VII apparently Bucharest—Rumania moves to of Bergen Stavanger and Trond- evidence of a "moral defeat" for helm ceased to exist as a contact point and Danube ports sea Black Presiof put His mention Germany Commenting on President Roose- - for the German minister and the under navy rule in readiness for dent Roosevelt's name and referveit's statement of last Saturday question whether he will sanction eventualities foreign companies ence to the president's Implying condemnation of Ger- - the provisional cabinet appointed ordered to pay off in gasoline ' speech brought the French ' '4'1 '' Invasion of many's Norway by the chief justice of the Nor of cash Instead senators to their feet cheering authorized nazi sources said: wegian supreme court seemed Imf "No one asks whom Roosevelt' f 'In urging that nobody mix In material to the Germans except Washington—British ambassasaid he condemned meant he when kiRe ' dor predicts tighter blockade in the affairs of another country Mr as it affected the king's personal lk ' force" Reynaud aald Pacific United States protects Roosevelt perhaps unwittingly ad- - status 1 s r 1 t" Beat Off Attack tariff structure by basing rate dressed himself to the allies for it -11111181111 ' :' ' '' Is they who keep ''''''''''''' on higher official value of pound i saying Ilitlerism 1 On the western front the r must go I 7 French high command reported ir w "That certainly is mixing in the THESE BARGAINS i that British forces beat off a of another nation But beaffairs 4 strong direct German attack ii AT YOUR LOCAL yond that Europe demands that against their positions although i affairs be regulated In European the nazi artillery prepared and 4 a European manner and not ac- - FULLER DEALER supported the action The com- i cording to American principles or I Y1:: '' '''''1 ' '' mand's communique said the Gerirointerpretations" :- -i mans suffered serious losses I '1 ' Cruiser Bombed e It was the third time that the 111t111P 4 ' British have been Involved in 1 i The high command announced 16 VII — CITY MEXICO April i 4 fighting of ally importance on the Informed government sources saki that the cruiser was struck by western front The Germans first 1 bombs off the Norwegian Tuesday that Mexican secret po- coast Monday made contact with the British solThe ship listed sharply It of undercover evidence had lice diers last December 12 and re1 : I activities of nazi and communist was reported and later sank turned on March 5 to take prisThere were no details in the an- to foment an up1 seeking agents oners 1 nouncement on the 11 I 17-rising to divert American nations the British "Sunder destruction of ( France's second war-tim- e 1 pret States amphibian flyUnited the particularly mier also told the senate that ii I ! from any move to enter the Euro- ing battleship" fresh allied forces were on their '''' I' : N'''''' (In London there was rio frame- - : Siol : ' Z pean conflict way to Norway to take advantage A diate statement from the admiralty confidence r''''''' it any They expressed of the new northern front and r'-A 0 t 24 e6 movement would be nipped on the cruiser but the air min- f44 such blockade the tighten no was asserted boat 1100Wnbiblialt44K41bN istry flying at the start however I A spokesman for the German missing Fight for Liberty I t11:11111 'Ai I EP Iv (The reference to a "Sunder I I I - 114 7 legation said that Germany cer- 1 I "Further trials await us" he t was to the amphibian" In apparently not would i participate tainly warned but added that "the eneSunderland boats used huge flying a to overthrow friendly any plot Practical Explanation my will learn once more that peoNak by Great Britain The authoritagovernment ple are invincible when they are 1)1 tive Jane's "All the World's Air- - if you plan to One customs expert gave a pracsecret of executive An the police fighting for liberty" craft" does not list a "Sunder amof what is in- said however: tical have now "We explanation The premier reported that four paint In PAO— volved If a shipment of British under surveillance a known ges- phibian") results had been achieved in reis ImThe 1000 of at d valued apparent Train Troop-Packedisappearance One) pounds Invaders goods From secret (German agent buy now and Page (Continued police) tapo Speed cent days ported an ad valorem rate would believed to be in charge of all interest here in northern Norway 1 save on these The first he said was the sufficient not only for the immePast Guns of Defending Fort formerly have been computed at German espionage activity in Mex- —even the war maps published in "massive and irreparable mutila- date needs of Rumania's (I' and German showed finest rate for the army market newspapers the free pound only quality ico We have not moved against i tion of Germany's fleet" as far railroads but also for a surplus for north or about $3500 -- -00 the spipment him yet because we are trying to houttrrn Norway as Fuller Paints He quoted French admiralty fig(Continued From rage One) sas "this political adventurer and Under the new regulation the The French and British interthe web of which he ap- Trondheim strongly held by the ures showing German losses off ests which have refused since Janwhom the Norwegian peo value of the shipment would be untangle traitor Germans—came a fortnight after Adolf Hitler pears to be in the center" First quality Norway as 30 per cent of her bat- uary 1 to sell a drop of oil in any at any time sincein a ple did not even vote as a mem- about $4020 and the tariff collectexecutive expressed belief nazi editorial comment had cen- This week invaders marched ago 20 tleships damaged per cent of form to Germany are expected to tered of the ed upon higher transportation 100 reconsequently nazi agents ber of the storting (parliament)" that at least Schools and banks were HOUSE her cruisers sunk 25 per cent of Thus it was expected the order and Mexican employes were work- Sweden's northern ores through objections but the powers of opened A moratorium was deIt asserted that the appointment would the nazi destroyers sunk and 15 lodge as conNarvik bone the chief of additional tariff the national oil commissioner are clared on the payment of bill's protecgive under orders of this key leader PAINT of the government committee in tion to some items In the money ing gal per cent of her destroyers dam- so sweeping their compliance is however and bank and that a number of skilled com- tention between Germany and withdrawals aged inevitable as York England regarded collabor500 kroner (about Oslo "to bridge the gulf between market during the day New were to were munist limited operatives Germany also lost 78000 tons of the German occupiers and the dispatches said the treasury order ating Germany has demanded heavily DECORET Smoke Screen Used merchant shipping In the Nor- Increased oil shipments from Ru- $110) a week bombhad little effect nazi with upon king apparently Norwegian Informed sources also said that The new "government" in Oslo dollar-poun- d In- rate now his sources wegian campaign he said while mania Anthorized market ers the free and govthe king chasing ENAMEL headed by Ingo If Elster ChristenMexican troops were reliably rethe allies have lost none In an effort to cut Internal conon Narvik timate that the sen former Norwe- ernment has hardly leveled the ported to be patrolling various at that time wasstand govthe oil of a an smoke mere products sumption agreement" New Northern Front frontier sectors including the Rio cabinet minister and a mem- way for ernment was reported unofficially gian Sweden meanwhile confiscated PORCII isGrande to prevent arms smuggling screen and the real issue was the Other results he said were the to be planning a tax of from 50 ber of the conservative party and placed under government conNorwegian Atlantic ports opposite a various sued by politiantigovernment demanding proclamation of cutting Great Britain Germany's route for to 75 per cent on gasoline sales trol all petroleum fuel and lubriPAINT 30 cal factions all citizens of Iron from Sweden and the creaConsidered from their viewpoint oil It was expected that use of all that Gasoline was not incating to and to it show loyalty territory tion of a new northern front and private automobiles would be reGerman sources declared themcluded in the order but strict raBUENOS AIRES April 16 (— "an Immense moral defeat for stricted beginning May 1 and all the German military authorities is in effect selves more than satisfied with dead Nazi Mission Visits EXTERIOR (1)41)C were known tioning persons of Thirty All national organizations Germany" All big Swedish ports on the and more than 100 were missing their navy's achievements in the private traffic banned on Sundays commerce cultrade shipping Italian Factoriei "Yes it is true as President Oil men predicted the cabinet ecoVARNISH west south and east coasts have Tuesday after one of the most week's encounters with the British InRoosevelt said" Reynaud declared nomic council's steps would assure ture and trade unions in Oslo ROME April 16 (A)--- A been declared barred territories disastrous floods in Buenos Aires' German sea force order dorsed the 511111111 "government's" "that people who have recourse adequate reserves for the army and It was intimated that Germany military mission which has been The chief Justice of the Norwe- by the Swedish government mean- history to hate always end by being de- railroads whose needs resulted in W no Swedish or foreign was estimated Inspecting FULLER 4SC CO other had managed to draw British atthat and damage ing airplane Property also court approved supreme stroyed by hate That day will a stoppage of oil exports and that gian vessel may leave or enter without at hundreds of thousands of dol- manufacturing plants in northern tention away from the real issue court's commission new The the 501 414 05140 come" German orders would be filled lars namely the possession of StevanItaly arrived in Rome Tuesday basis for the official permission The area ex00 After Reynaud's' brief speech The storage of oil reserves for sanction provided the in- ger Bergen de- to Oxelso misand sound said wind sources tends and storms Trondheim the German The rain and up heavy ' the senate ield a secret session to a national emergency they said formation of the ruling body since cludes the Island of Gotland reaching as far north as Paraguay sion had been "noting the produc- - coy it to Narvik FULIAERNI hear military committee reports will continue to be chiefly from the officials said the supreme court a also of must lifeboat of Individuals obtain and caused Meanwhile tion items the various the pubcollapse capacity" ' PAINTS but put off debate on government output of the British and French was the only state authority left special permits to enter the port in Entre Rios province Argentina exchanging informationplants - --- '':-:'!1 resistwith the lished here indicated that In Oslo after the departure of 1 to have refused which thus policy until later Lae towns :'''' zones of all companies and it was feared five persons Italians but that the visit had ) ance was being broken effectively Reynaud covered the by thty the and Haakon regularly order King NV LS left a free hand 0:-lost In Norway Lwere aboard supply the nazis 4 "special significance" constituted government 2 Nothing was known In StockBerfrom holm reports Mine Owner Dies concerning Warns Premier Hungary lin that King Haakon and the SANTA BARBARA Cal April BUDAPEST April 16 VD—Preof Premier Johan Nygovernment 16 till—Stanley J Fitzgerald ownmier Count Pal Telekl threatened gaarsvold had fled across the -y'"-- er of the Eureka gold mine in Tuesday to dissolve pat liament if Swedish frontier northern California and others in disgruntled members of his party Seven Norwegian pilots who Arizona and Canada died here deserted him and joined a comp Ilanded their planes in Sweden '' Monday bination of German sympathizers said they had to leave their a tary' flying school because of an raid air They lost their way in :ttuuttnutmununtttatmuttmutuutuuu:nuttnnuttunumaql a snowstorm and landed on the 'e ' — — ' Swedish xide of the border 1 1 From the Swedish side of the border severe fighting was witnessed during the day beyond ! Riksgransen frontier point on the ' I ore rail line running from Narvik ' f ' - ' ''''' ' :" 1 southeastward to Lulea Swedish 1 port on the Gulf of Bothnia - i ''''- ' : e 4 ' 4 '' ' " 1 " 1 I Riksgransen is about 20 miles ( t from Narvik c In the south alvices from Swedi t ish correspondents said the Germans had entered Kongsvinger 20 miles from the border and 50 miles Since 1881 we have specialized in I northeast of Oslo but that heavy i town Lake Salt loans near families was for the to heard ' gunfire German --- Additional parachute 1 -: 14 y and k buying building remodeling troops were reported to have pars- 4 Nt1" chuted to earth at various points :441 1:1refinancing their homes 1 but many were said in Norway to have beers wiped out k g 1r '4 F t): In Monday engagements the Our experience is available to you said two German Norwegians All-Bra- n '' Muffins 3 - ' id:out additional cost and our t - ' planes were shot down and that '6k the fate of several others was unofficers will he glad to explain: certain 2 tablespoons shortening milk 4 cup er In Oslo the president of the Nor- s 1 t ti cup sugar cup flour ' f ' wegiton supreme court Peal Berg ' I ealt tv teaspoon salt 1 Issued the following proclamation: i Low-Co- st 31 I cup aLLOGOlALL-Ili- a ll i teaspoons baking powder ' ' "As German troops have occut ‘ i of Norway and muffins you ever Cream shortening and auger thorbran most delicious certain parts pied ) l'''4 t made Impossible government ad‘ oughly add egg and beat Until tasted but you can give them to your - 4 0In Nth' these the that with of and the districts niuk: creamy they ministration knualedge family 1 54' i-- - ' i i' 411I &event1 of let too la beneficial soak of most are until them) found It moisture necessary supreme court A t muffins all' make a distinct addition taken up bift flour with salt and ddc t l -oto t'' t to appoint a governmental com!ti to abet doctors call "bulk" In your baking iamder add to first mixture i tsWo mittee to take over the civil adI i a one of the diet—and so help to combat ' and stir Only until flour disappears a ministration of these districts durYou may arrange tering Fill greased muMn pans commonest kinda of constipation Eat I ing the German occupation 's i ' either u a cereal ItIELLOGGS full and bake In moderately hot own I t1 "Confident that King Mission to Ptlit our convenience 0 ' I or in muffins drink plenty of water (SOW F) about SO minutes :" ' n will approve these extraordinary t 4 ': t4 '' Not only will you find this the and "Join the 'regulars'" steps the court appointed four I I members of this committee" " recipes wilt be demonstrated at the ' I IA ' '' ' "1--1 A Til it'' AlleNational Livostork end Meet Iloard Cooking drhoot The Stockholm newspaper ' ) '4 handa commenting on the resig" ' ' WADI PY 1(it4Lee lo$ SATTLI costa ( CorynieHY 140 II 1:411106111 COMPANY : t :::stArAt Of 151 he Main nation South Street gov' naiisponsoted ' ernment of ViiihtM Quisling said Wamotteh 1150 "f I "this must he interpreted fig a i ' Germen retreat to Win the Nor' one-thir- - (Continued From Page One) department officials and then stopped to talk with newspaper men The latter showed him a London dispatch saying there was abundant evidence that shipments from Los Angeles and South AmerRussia ican ports to Vladivostok were actually intended for Germany "There seems to be no doubt that supplies are going across Rusn sia to Germany on the railroad" Lothian said We shall have to adopt the same proceduie we have adopted in the Atlantic that of stopping ships to see whether they are carrying contraband destined for Germany This will probably mean the beginning of a system of navicerts for the Pacific" Fiscal Move He referred to a system used in the Atlantic under which the British embassy issues a naval certificate attesting that a ship's cargo is free of contraband for the purpose of facilitating the vessel's passage through the blockade While the British government has for some time maintained a rate of $4025 for pounds sterling purchased in England the competitive market in the United States had held the pound at about $350 The treasury's order was that the former should be used as a valuation basis in computing tariff duties The order affects only such merchandise as comes into the country on an "ad valorem" tariff basis that is items on which the tariff is fixed as a percentage of the value of the items imported This compares with the alternate and more generally used method of setting the tariff at a fixed amount of United States currency for every ton gallon or hundredweight other unit of measurement I s rs Is Hints at Tighter Net Around Pacific Shipping Fleet Disabled r 1910 I Britain Seeks News of War British Cruiser Warplane To Plug Up Berlin Claims Activities Destroyed Blockade Gaps At a Glance 'Pacification' of Norway Continues Strategic Town Holds War Spotlight France Sees Npril 17 rtribunt l Rumania Navy Nazis Near Swedish Border Guards Ports As Ruse Tricks Norse - 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