Show ' : 2 it Zak e Zeibunc-- - Friday Morning : Asserts HailNazis :1' ': ''' r r!- ' :0'': : :':! Macek Vice Premier iolYugoslavs Reported as Prime Mover in Establishing New Zagreb Regime ' 'rrr k '1: rjr:Fr::: ::::::-::iii-- I e::-- - A46 01 ft - :' 4Wilkr- I tfr ! 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Switzerland April 10 (AO—German motor troops rolled Thursday night into Zagreb the Capital of old Croatia and German new agency dispatches said the patchwork kingdom of Yugoalaviahad 'been ripped asunder by die formation of a separate Croat state The Croals long a large and in tertltory their armies are atrestless element' of the kingdom temptiag to subjugate") According to the I NB story of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes were declare& to have established Maeek announced that Payette their own nation under Dr Ante would bead the government that - 41''''-- 1-- ' Z Payette and an extremist named he himself 'would participate- and Kvaternik both once sentenced that "at this very moment" a to death for complicity in the as- - Croat politician named Kvaternik sessination of King Alexander in had been appointed vice premier and waS "taking the admtnistration 1934 Dr Vladimir Macek mild be in hand" (D1113 official German news spectacled old Croat peasant lead- er who only last week accepted agendy4 carried in Berlin a slightly vice premiership Of the Yugoslav different account from Bratislavia government was portrayed as one Slovakia to the effect that the of the prime Movers of the new Zagreb i radio annoUnced "General Zagreb government This is a sen- - Sladkoi Kvaterniki" as chief of ad proclaimed Croatia an sational about face If true for state Macek long- had been known as an independent nation) This apparently is the same mysenemy of Pavelic and an outspoken critic of the many assassinations teriousl individual known various and terrorksticiplots laid to Pave- - ly as 1Dr Kvaternik and Egon he in his campaign against Yugo Kramer who with Payette was slav unity sentenced to death in Absentia by It was Macik however to whom FrencN courts for the Marseille the German news agency Interne killing of King Alexander Yugotionales Nachrichten Buro attrib slavia'a present King Peter II is uted announcement of the new Alexaner's oldest son Both Pavelic and Kvaternik a radio address from Croat state-ifound Sanctuary in Italy which Za greb The German high command an refused- extradition nouneed merely that Zagreb was Only ithree days ago Pavelic still occupied and that the Croat popu- - in Italy telegraphed Premier Muglation greeted the nazi troops joy solini a pledge of support Maceic chief of 3500000 Croats gusty This conformed with Ma eek's asserted dyke to the pub- - has been with the fugitive Yugo-li- e just before the occupation to slav government of King Peter hang German and Croat flags on and Premier General Dusan Simovie at an undisclosed place in cen their homes (Authoritative circles in London tral Yugoslavia but reports here Immediately called the news "the said he returned to Zagreb two same old German game of setting days ago "to spend these decisive up a 'supposedly independent state hours with my people" ''':'' In BERLIN April 10 UPI—A Croatian Proclamation of independ ence wu issued by the Croat leader De Ante Pave lie in Zagreb Thursday just before German motorized troops moved triumphantly Into that provincial capital German troops were greeted joyousiy by the Croat populace It was said here - 11 r - - ' : ' 4'4 --0"'" - - -- WOW imt i Nazis Claim Capture of 80000 Greeks 20000 Serbs in Balkan Campaign Nazis Hold Skoplje Key to Vardar Valley C:roats Form Government 1911 1 April erals constituting an entire divi-- f sion staff among those previously taken in South Serbia Belchsmarshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering's air force apparently will take over the task of "softening up" the British expeditionary forces in Greece before nalz grounds troops tackle them "It is said the commentary Dienst aus Deutschland which has close foreign office connections that the rail line on the east coast of Greece will be one of the principal objectives of German bombers" placed bombs would paralyze this lifeline The Dienst indicated similar st ral egy be would employed against Yugoslavia German troops are advancing westward through that country while German and Italian armies are on the northern boundary Aerial arms of these forces the commentary asserted "will be in a position to disturb Serbian food Imports through the (Adriatic) harbors of Dubrovnik and SpItt- German pilots informed quit-ten- s single-trac- k This line leads said down to within north from Piraeus the port of a few feetswooped of the heads of the em- -t Athens to the area where British! battled Serbs Wednesday tn disand Greek troops are concentrated lodge them from almost impregIn the German view a few well nable heights self-eviden- t" i : 4 1 - kl- 1 41 - - : - t EVEN MODEST BUDGETS CAN AFFORD THE SPLENDOR OF A DIAMOND FROM P4NDERSON'S NI : : :o dlit ed r e 4 1 t''' I 'tr 3411474110 Ph 11'' 4' V :: 4 r ' - LT"-iliki74- iI " : 5 : " 4 i A i 41Wir seep e WO f a - 11011PP totWren' tkaggstaset int :e - go 4 i : —2 P 4 -r - Skoplje shown above Yugoslavian city lying at the head of the Vardar river valley on the Belgrade-Salonirailroad was one of the ka '4 1 Ni t ttriZ 0 first German objectives accomplished in the I LA Balkan campaign Beyond this strategic point they drove on to the Aegean sea s7 i: k Crack Troops of Greece and Britain Form Line for Test With Nazi War Machine 9'"414 11 lk I t I 1 t :6 - t 11if I : 1y )pw V::: 115a: 1 t n Itti °I X ti fitiltit ' lo :-- 1 ': ' f" i r ' 4 1 ji ' m A FIL'1 fiat Three V 0 - qr IA0°- 111tf: ' : 1 4 1 :'4 4 0 westward clear across thetexhibited by their fellow Yugo(Continued from Page One !thrust ' !MEWS the Serbs indicated in a report from Bern country to the Albanian frontier There were strong signs too to Italians with there the Switzerland that Hungary ordered join that a of the war further This offensive movement ap- east W 11Sspread occupation of territory she lost to in Turkey for the feared Yugoslavia after the World vt'ar peared to have almost reached Turkish government ordered the This would be chiefly a strip of its objective although the Ger- evacuation to Asiatic Turkey of a Slovenia and a section 'of the mans had not yet officially considerable number of the 750- Banat most of which was divided claimed the junction and the 000 population of Istanbul which between Rumania and Yugoslavia whole of Yugoslavia seemed very stands at the Dardanelles 'only This new defense front lethal nearly knocked out as a major 150 miles from German-occupie- d with flame throwers and all the military force although there was eastern Greece other weapons of modern war a prospect of isolated mountain In the African war the British was manned by some of the ablest fighting for a long time to come conceded a heavy blow in t h e troops in the allied commands— Italians Get Busy probable loss of three generals — the same cheerfully bellicose Ausbrilliant tactician Sir Richard the The Italians who had not been Nugent O'Connor among them — tralians and New Zealanders who had chased the Italians across the overactive in this Balkan war and 2000 troops believed captured' sands of North Africa and the announced Thursday night that by German-Italia- n forceS still ad- old Grecian campaigners who al- their forces were puthing into vancing in eastern Libya ready have put new legends into Yugoslavia in two columns—one In the in eastern Africa' from captured Kranj in north- however cleanup the books of war an- British western Yugoslavia and the other flounced that an headquarters 2350 additional 'Form Inverted' from the central Albanian frontier Italians had been seized in EthiIt formed with the Greek Al- —to join the advancing nazis aside from 5000 already taken The first of these thrusts was opia banian troops as the existing westin the colonial capital of Addia aimed at the Croat capital of Ababa ern wing a sort of broad-base- d inverted V running from Chimara Zagreb in northern Yugoslavia The Germans while at on the Adriatic to Mount Olym- which the Germans claimed al- the nazi successes in thexulting Balkans pus the storied and lofty home ready to have occupied "amidst threatened the British with violent of the ancient gods The sector the cheers of he populace" reprisals for a heavy overnight Unofficial reports that the Ger- R wholly in Greece extended from mans A F attack on Berlin which liehad entered the Yugoslav Phlorina at Lake Prespa and the Hitler's favorite opera stroyed as of asithe 8500-fo- ot well southBelgrade Mount Perister capital other great struc9500-foof and east to the Zagreb peak of Croatian capital castte tures includrni the Slovenian capital of Ljubl- and strewed BritishBellevue 015mPus bombs up and disIn were Berlin carried to jana How many men were there Unter Den Linden This would mean that down hold this vital line was not known patches nazis were not long In actThe but accepted estimates of the Brit-- I not one of the country's estab- ing Thursday night their bombers ish forces in Greece have them lished political centers remained roared in over London through Moreunoccupied alone at around 300000 One hundred thousand allied heavy antiaircraft fire to renew over the Greeks although ac— 80000 Greeks (these the assault knowledging the disaster that prisoners The principal development of the the among trapped Grecian forces had them befallen in already In the United States was the day of and 20000 Yugoslays— the east) German drive which took Saloniof extension American defense ka isolated the Greek forces in were declared in Berlin to be al- area to the the or the German edge hands in the German with east and the split the country ready blockade zone by Washington's account main incomplete apart insisted that their The Germans who will be ready quisition of rights for bases and army remained in the west and to thrust southward with nearly other military fortifications in was intact The nazi zone extends It is poised the Greeks said the whole of their strong force at Greenland to territorial waters— "to deal a decisive blow at the the completion of the westward thatGreeniand's is within three miles of that indiacross movement Yugoslavia allied with supGerman invader cated that their Immediate aim Danish colony port" The British troop movement was to put the last ounce of availto the north to fill the line went able aerial strength into the strugforward from Piraeus the port of gle immediately in an effort to Athens while still more imperial break up the British concentrasoldiers were said to be debarking tions as the prelude to the trial in southern Greek ports from in the 'field I wal-The greatest single objective Africa They brought with them the modern and powerful equip- they' intimated was t h e small I ment which had been so effective railroad which runs north from new to Piraeus the front in fascists the along Libya against It was a front which had been the east coast of Greece and skirtlong in planning for the Greeks ing Mount Olympus itself As to Yugoslavia fifth column had thought when it was first projected that the Yugoslays activity appeared already at work 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