Show Saturday Morning- - £hc Salt £ake Tribun -- By Dorothy Thompson BUCHAREST— It takes only 10 minutes to cross the Danube from Ruschuk on the Bulgarian side to Glurglu on the Rumanian side In the bright spring sunshine the Bulgarian town has something of the aspect ot a spa Perhaps it is the quay on the river or the horse drawn carriages their seats and back covered with fringed linen Even if one haa sat all day in a Bulgarian railroad station because the Bulgarian visa had been used already going eastward and the telephone to the legation had to German Planes Again Face For North Sea By Kirke L Simpson evacuaReported Franco-Britis- h tion of all Norway except for a foothoM at Narvik heighten the gloom iwith which allied sympa- thizers n awaitnore complete of 4 ha Lthat ahrupt thmiCL reve-latio- spa all night in a train without a sleeper in order to make a short cut and catch up on lost time the breeze from theriver blows the grit of sleeplessness out of one’s eyes The little ferry ship bobs along One sits on deck and gaily drinks a breakfast of syrupy Turkish coffee Yesterday vy as eold and rainy Today sp’ring has burst as it does in the Bal- face mean London spokesmen back up Prime Minister Chamberlain s assertion that the fight for Norwav will go on Yet allied withdrawal of the forces landed north of Trondheim as well as those south of the nty could have onl one sig- nificance It must mean that the war in Norway from now on will be war In the air only Norway appears kans destined to become a cockpit for rival nazt and British air fighters Days and nights of ceaseless terror lie ahead for Norwegian communities adjacent to actual or potential bases air fields or The allied high command faces the Imminent danger that where winter burgeons into summer without a pause The river is full of craft their flags flickering In the sun The war seems far away What we wonder is happening In Norway The radio In the railroad station at Svilingard retails news in Bulgarian only Interspersed wtth German opera The last papers are from Vienna three days old and contain nothing but news of German victories A columnist we think should stay in New York and read the news of the wot Id But there is news here too on the Danube We count thq flags and look at the names of the There are the Waelhein ships and the Mons destination Antwerp But no the destination has been painted out and the ships fly the Union Jack There is another ship that used to be That the French triBelgian 3er-man- v will employ Norwegian-Dan-Is- h airfields harbors and fjords for large scale air and submarine attacks on North sea shipping The only recourse seems to be to concentrate British air attack on every such target Another Test Due Claims of London spokesmen including Winston Churchill first lord of the admiralty that the allied naval convoy system has already "mastered" Germany’s air submarine and mine attack are due for another test Failure of n allied air fighters to prevent use of Scandinavian bases to bring the attack closer home to Britain s ship lanes and east coast ports would be a graver matter Ger-pia- color on It now is it not’’ Bobbing along 'the side of them are swastikas and interspersed with them the flags of the Balkan than the Trondheim defeat Nor can It be doubted that in states some measures the virtual cessaThese Small Craft tion during the Norwegian camAre Warships Too paign of nazi destruction of allied These small craft are warships and neutral shipping in the North too waging their own grim camsea represented a German air and naval concentration on swift comouflaged war of trade In Istanbul on the Black sea we had pletion of the Scandinavian stroke learned of the competition for Allied withdrawal from all of Norbuving every sort of boat that way but Narvik means the reSome people lease ot German air power to reswims this river are making lots of money Flags sume the sea radiing (hanged from day to day Union Ruthless Air War Jacks used to be rare on this The war in Norway must go on stream now they are numerous Britain is waging war in the ruthlessly by air at least if that pew upsurge of German attack at near east with money and diploThese ships are here to sea is to be countered effectively macy That presumably Is the meaning carry off oil and grain Canada of Chamberlain's declaration that and Persia and the United States the Norwegian front had not been can supply the allies with both abandoned or become a “sideshow” but Britain and France are buv-tn- g of the war It is a grim forecast what they do not need to for Norway and Denmark ground keep it from the nazis n between the wap AimflSljdl the foreign oij that millstones as helpless and unwillGermany gets comes through this river — Pussian oil from ing victims of the struggle If the allied operations in central and Baku through the Norway have in fact been scaled Black sea to the Bulgarian port bf Varna then up the Danube down to only a r warfare the Narvik adventure has lost much of its Rurpaman oil leaves from this from an allied value original very port where we shall disemstandpoint It has choked off any bark German use of that "route for To purchase the products ot movement of Swedish jron ore to the Danubian states and outbid v but the Baltic route via the nazis the allies have just set German Sweden s port of Lulea will be ice up a new corporation It offers free within weeks if not das Narhigh prices and foreign exchange vik will be unimportant to Ger—the foreign exchange which is many until winter comes again essential to these states with unless Sweden is drawn into the their rapidly declining currenwar cies But the swastika flags offer Tension Lessened As long as stiff competition Swedish reports sav that tension is getting what she Germany caused by dread of a German inneeds you are relatively safe is vasion to insure Iron oie supplies wink into the the message That is the first air What wethey has lessened cannot buy from effect in Sweden of the allied deyou however we mav eventually An almost cerfeat in Norway come and get We do not nehd be to tain secondary effect is apt to buy Polish oil any longer or Swedish yielding to Berlin presn there are sure to Increase iron and other other ways of what we getting shipments by interior routes want The Swedes cannot place much Thought of Another hope in allied aid against an agTrain Distressing gressive Germany in lew of unhappy experience Nor We are in Bucharest In anwould allied possession of Narvik other hour by taxi The very insure a certain road for military thought of another train draws help to Sweden since the railroad lines in our faces We have been from Narvik into Sweden passing full days getting here from through the mountains and using three many tunnels would certainly be Ankara Bucharest looks handsome and destnjyedby the Germans gay "The Paris of the Balkans” There seems little allied salvage The great it has been called value about the retreat from Norsquare before the royal palace way Every consideration-surge- s has been vastly enlarged Tree-line- d upon Franco - British leadership boulevards have been built some drastic move to counter The palace itself is being exquickly for that setback Increastended since the king became ing allied pressure on Italy to disclose her real intentions in the dictator as well as king Dictators are good for archistruggle points strongly to the Mediterranean as the theater tects we observe thinking ot where London apd Paris hope to Rome The shops are full of furs and retrieve allied prestige goods from all over the world There is an air even of luxury Boys in white berets white Illinois Court Upholds shorts and bright blue uniforms remind us that King Carol has New Divorce' Law copied Mussolini and Hitler even These are the to the salute By Tribune Leased Wire Illinois youth of the national renaissance CHICAGO May The The parliament has besupreme court Friday upheld the front of cooperation constitutionality bf marriage and come a body one The There is only party divorce reform laws that say in king appoints his ministers and effect: A woman's first husband rules through them as absolute should not be forced to contribute monarch and modern dictator to the support of a second Specifremoving or dismissing them at ically the court In a decision made public at Springfield ruled that a will They wear uniforms Rumania had her Quislings woman’s remarriage automatically cancels alimony responsibilities of too the leaders of the Iron guard The leaders have all been slaughthe first husband The king took a leaf The decision represents the first tered test of amendments to the states from Hitler himself "Rumania awaken" seemed to him an exmarriage laws as passed bv the legislature in 1913 Friday s ruling cellent slogan — but not as came upon an appeal taken by Mrs preached bv nazi agents If there is to be an ’ism' it will be from a Sara Adler Cowley-Brow- n Carolism And so it is petition for readjustment of aliWe are not two hours in the mony pavments filed in 1936 by her hotel before we are aware that first husband Sidney Adler allied-Germa- Ba-tu- m we are In a moat fantastic center of politics intrigue plot and counterplot espionage and counter espionage propaganda and counter propaganda fact and fiction all part of the great war all preparatory to possible armed action all Integrated with the desire bf the nazia to get this country’s support and produce and with the desire of the allies to prevent their doing so Journalists from all over the world have flocked here Some arrived last week and are leavTheir ing for somewhere else departure means that they think nothing will happen — nothing to fy: for Aho-Ubeing Everyone Can Hear Sotto Voice Talk This is a city where every one can hear information In a low voice "Over there at that table Is the British military attache The man sitting with his back to him Is the chief of the German gestapo here " Newspapers ar published in French and German as well as in Rurqanian Thev are pure and simple propaganda sheets One paper published in French palled Paris a takeNolr— Black Paris-waoff on the Parp ”Soir the most popular evenjng paper in the French capital It was published “h eye by The Hermans bur has beqn suppressed by the Run manian government at the of the French embassy ILVaj extremely cleverly done In anv case the German propaganda in this part of the world is more prolific and infinitely better done than the allied It is sometimes of propaganda s insti-gatjd- audacity breath-takin- g Mv com- panion dining alone on the first evening here read our American Foreign Affairs Before going to bed she put her shoes before In the the door to be cleaned morning she found a little bouquet of flowers in pach and an "You cannot anonymous note read Foreign Affairs all the time Along with the flowers is a’’ pamphlet on the German “case The Rumanian propaganda department is informed by the Germans regarding the opinions of all journalists from whatever They sent a letter recountry I am garding my own arrival anti nazi it savs and the Rumanian authorities had better The result of this be warned confidential memorandum is that every newspaper man in BuchaBut the rest knows about it Rumanian authorities are courteous in the extreme Every- J for is granted For Rumania walks a tightrope and as long as she can will be to the greatest possible extent all things to all men Rumania walks a tightrope because there is more than one menace to her independence and reasonable thing the division of Czechoslovakia got a piece of Slovakia and 2000000 new citizens Hungary has a grievance aganst the last peace treaty no less virulent than that of t)e Germans and she claims nearly a third of Rumania If she is not pushing her claim today she did push it yesterday and will tomorrow If the Germans should march it would have to be through Hungary and Hungary would probably wan her price Still there is Poland to rePoland also got part member of Czechoslovakia but who has It now? Czecho-Slovakia- Nor-way- Ger-man- AHEAD SALE! But Russia’ Russia was an When the Germans threatened Rumania the crown jewels were sent for safe keeping to So was the country's Moscow And so was one gold reserve of the world's greatest archaeThe gold treasures ological came bolsheviks in and Ru- mania never got anv of them Russia is treacherous SO back they think in Rumania In Rumania thev think the allies will win the war Most Rumanians want them to win They sav like Roosevelt: "We are neutral as a government but no individual is neutral in his heart" Still they are afraid that the allies mav so tighten the blockade or undertake some adventure in the Danube that the Germans will decide to march You sav: "Well you can threaten if attacked to scuttle the oil wells cant vou’’’ That LJ Copvnght Tribunp 1940 Inc i Many good looking styles leather uppers with leather or composition soles! crepe Black brown and lanl Vour chance to save! 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GOING ' WASHINGTON May 3 AP)—An effort by the United States to prevent the spread of the European war to the Mediterranean was revealed Friday by President Roosevelt Explaining the conferences that held In the past few insisted however that the call had haveeen ’ days between Premier Mussolini no significance and the American ambassador to "We are Just two old friends visRome and between the president iting the president" Frankfurter himself and the Italian ambassa- said dor to Washington Mr Roosevelt He recalled that Stimson was said this country was striving as it of war under President secretary had all along to prevent the ex- Taft and that he Frankfurter was tension ot the European war to Stimson legal adviser at that new areas time Informed soUTPbs said Ambassa’That's the connection” he exdor Phillips might have told Musso- plained lini that if Italy became a belligerent it would havepn unfortunate effect on American public opjjuon Homes y PRICED ROES New War Front vosevelt Bares Effort To Check War Spread Wk y 3 (Ah -STOCKHOLM These various Incidents crowdSwedes in not work wholly genet! Friday night ing Rumania do subscribed to Ms belief expressed to her disadvantage Italy does following the allied withdrawals not want to see Russia get anyBalkans Italy has frorr Nopway by the newspaper thing in the to aviators sent Rumania Tidningn1 just “IJ "seems as If the search for a to train Rumanian pilots To use has been resumed battleground whom? Italy they say against if Norway had been given up as is Isto possible doing everything y being too difficult to be replaced Why then keep Europe quiet does she talk war? Is her peneNeutrals by the Mediterranean tration everywhere In the interbeen told they must have again You can discuss ests of peace? " rely on themselves If threatened this subject for hours with RureThe Swedish government manian subjects Nohddvlcnows “Machiavelli Is frained from comment one pnly they say:Berlin— but-- in hn not sitting m source close to itsain trtUrtffy' own lome rouptfv Italv " "It appears we can expect noth- over a White House luncheon Friis Rumania s independence ing from the western powers day at whuh President Roosevelt the allies against Swederv position from the point played host to Henry L Stimson guaranteed-ban attack" by Germany but not of view that she might be attacked Republican former secretary of ’state and Felix Frankfurter asagainstan attack bv the Rus- seems considerably' lessened v But the Russians are on it leaves sian sociate justice of the supreme "Economically and Russia as our natural court hejborder and the Rumanians hate of the Russians is deeper customers" Stimson has frequently come out Mrs Florence Jaffray Harriman in open letters in support of for'"than their fear of the Germans The Germans occupied Rums- -' United States minister to Norway eign policies of President RooseA velt He has advocated what he nia in the last war but the allies at present is In Stockholm won the war and Germany got friend said it was unlikely that she termed an "affirmative” policy out The Rumanians remember would make new effort to reach against “militarized aggression ” the Norwegian government Both Frankfurter and Stimson the occupation as orderly efficient and well controlled Besides the allies won the war and everything turned out well ask security There are the German! hut there are also the Russians who unlike the Germans have a frontier on Rumania and did not Mr Molotov sav the other day that Bessarabia part or Rumania on the Russian border was Russian’ There are Hungarians who In -May - Sweden Hints Allies Seek XyNorge Defeat Bucharest Hotbed of Espionage Endangers Intrigue Says Dorothy Thompson Allied Ships -r- |