more to to open a new war necessary to yield ground front m th fulfill General Sir Archibald P. HITLER’S ARMIES Balkans. Premier BRITISH DECLARE Wavell’s plan of fighting on a bat- Unless the Serbs “Wheat Czar” Arrives CIO WILL STRIKE Hungarian listen, he said LOCAL WOODMEN tlefield of British choice. “history may soon bring a r*V LAUNCH ATTACKS awakening ... too late.” AT U. S. STEEL GERMANS CHECKED General Charles de Gaulle, lead- Whether the German TO ATTEND MEET army W0U tt “Free French’’ forces still er of march against Yugoslavia in Page One) (Continued From Page One) thf From From fighting alongside Britain, told next few days or wait To (Continued Page One) (Continued until the in- Wilmington Delegation that the new Axis at Frenchmen tonight Nazis, statesmen of the absolute necessity pending campaign an Italian rout Ethiopian againr To standing Allis-Chalmers strike before of from North Africa to Syria and with the Ger- Greece has been Durham Convention 1896 and the Italians first for their cooperation launched and the mediation board. hands in the the defense of 40 years East Africa, were beginning man Reich for restoration of last- deal with Yugoslavia none Carry Infitation victory in the conquest would Stalemate At Dearborn policy of agitation and infiltration ing peace and order within Yugo- say. later. has won them so The stoppage at the Ford plant in down which many slavia. Many Questions The British said they raced Five Wilmington members of the meanwhile contin- countries. Until the breach Dearborn, Mich., so After Long Effort blasted m the road from Asmara quickly th World Life Insur- ued at a stalemate, although Gov. France, he declared in a broad- Axis line-up by the Woodmen of the no shots were fired "After effort we suc- Belgrade D. Van of Michi- that almost long finally cou! Murray Wagoner cast, still is a great Mediterranean d’etat is healed by a new ance Society will leave today for an entire Ital- ceeded in the cooperation dipb said look bright” for a and they captured securing gan “things power and he exhorted her to help to matid capitulation or until to attend the biennial head battalion. of Yugoslavia by its adherence Hitler', Durham settlement before long. Net only the ian infantry the balance in Britain's fa- sway the without having army strikes* political circles Elected by their River Rouge plant was shut said that in tri-power pact, j camp convention. big A British spokesman vor in that war theater. 4 Rome arc a Ford units of- demanded whatsoever of maintaining persisted at down, but assembly of the many anything to represent Wilmington view Opportunities silence, saying camp as the Yugoslav nation except that it merely that throughout the country well. for defense of Aduwa due to the the local delegates will fered situation is extremely this meeting, director of the Italians take its part in the reconstruction delicate Dr. John R. Steelman, the difficult terrain, But from all a new order in correspondents were meet with other Woodmen the United States conciliation serv- disorganized. READY of Europe. 'top must be completely YUGOSLAVS unequivocably that, a committee whatever camps of the organization in North ice, announced that rep- had not even mined the Adu- "At this point the criminal usurp- hap They pens. Germany has Mussolini's resenting the United Mine Workers he said. ers of the new Belgrade government fur Carolina. wa road, support and that no (CIO) and soft coal mine operators FOR NAZI ATTACK took the power of the state unto difference the local member- He that once Addis Representing had been to “edit a con- predicted view exists between Rome appointed isolated themselves, which is a result of be- and ship are R. H. Davis, C. W. Blomme to the full Ababa is in British hands, Berlin on Yugoslavia. tract” for presentation inp in the of Churchill and Live in Eth- (Continued From Page One) pay and J. J. Mohn delegates from committee on Monday. Italian garrisons elsewhei* The Italian army, negotiating Britain. however, wp Love Davis, be up readily Oak Camp No. 6. J. When a reporter said that to him the Minister Dr. Ladislaus da iopia could mopped not necessarily be Foreign were closed because the barmen of this required tc banker and W. E. Davis, Sr., the the new he the Italian vice- "As In the case Poland, head statement meant “arranging Bardossy was named pre- because, said, march against the •' were drafted into the Most mo- Yugoslav of an Admiral duke of Aosta, army. new Belgrade government has financial secretary and chairman phraseology And punctuation of mier of Hungary by Regent roy of Ethiopia, the the German military will with the rest of the cabinet mutinies restaurants closed their main din- bilized decrepit and old people into machine head camp credential committee, agreement already reached,” Steel- Horthy would be unable to stem starts rolling toward remaining the same. Dr. de Bar- these cir- Belgrade. also accompany the delegates. man said: desertions native troops. ing rooms because few people were their inner cabinet. Under was a close friend of the l«|e and by dossy cumstances I was forced immedi- The head camp convention is one "I am speaking your language. Premier Count Teleki, who coin- British units on dining out, since the nightly black- On Jan. 1. 1941. Advance pressed national there were held all mitted suicide. ately to recall the German 2656 of 25 such meetings being Steelman had said earlier that southward through the wild up- outs make travel hazardous. airports, landing fields a n within Yugoslav territory. d the nation. on the prog- some of the idle mines would reopen of colony sesolane bases in over Reports lands about 350 miles due north Many hotels were ordered to re-, the United Woodmen of the World, on or to “Members and officers of the Ger-; States and ress of the Monday Tuesday. Addis Ababba. They were racing ceive no more guests, vacant rooms Alaska—an increase oi national officers, a mass embassy, employes of our con- 205 over the addresses by Francois Dreyfuss and his comely- The UMW asked a flat $7 a day STRIKE‘DANGERS’ put all East Africa in the bag be- being reserved for military author- many year 1940. 4 and elec- the sulates in were daily initiation of new members wife arrive at New York aboard wage in place of the present $6 in fore the imminent rainy season ities. Yugoslavia, to the liner Carvalho Araujo. were to the most humili- The tion of officers and delegates Portuguese the north and $5.60 in the south. bursts the land. Railroad stations filled with being subjected Army Air Corps- occupies in Former “wheat czar” of France, he upon sovereign camp convention are on Nine representatives of the Allis- soldiers, civilian traffic having ating attacks. the United States to reason for his CITED BY KNUDSEN “Satisfactorily” approximately refused divulge of the program. Chalmers management and six the ceased. as 105 air fields of its own. and trip. He said he will go to Buenos Of the drives into Ethiopia from “The German schools, exactly 10 in United Automobile Workers (CIO) "The diplomatic stage has ended,” The Wilmington delegation will Aires, then return to now practically south and west, the British com- in Poland, were laid in ruin by ban- Alaska, Hawaii, Panama, etc. 4 From One) a and the wheatless France. met with a panel of the mediation (Continued Page said neutral diplomat, the make a vigorous effort to bring mand said “Our advance is pro- dits. Innumerable German nationals board in Washington. Indications “new stage” is perhaps only a few next to this city. the without were and attacked by Last year the 17 major convention attempt to end dispute ceeding satisfactorily,” and hours distant. kidnapped airlines were that 'the conference might run carried 3850 tons of the South African forces Yugoslavs, and some even were express, an far into the night or even continue a work stoppage. praised Premier Simovic’s instructions to increase of 32 per cent over of ■ a killed.” the Briefs into the day today. “I do not believe.” Knudsen said for capture many prisoners, ,int the government followed long City year 1939. 4 “Very Bad" eluding a brigade commander. cabinet meeting which ended Sat- SINCLAIR DRAWS in an address at a dinner of the and of which it was BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J CIRCLE MEETING President Roosevelt on Friday The Royal Air Force reported urday morning ADVERTISEMENT wars, ’that _ Allis-Chalmers strike a foreign leg- and said only that "the critical foreign POME, April 5.— (-S’)—Germany The Lydia Yates circle will called the vetera^^of that 63 damaged Italian planes j bad situation about which some- islatioii against strikes is neces- 6 others were question” was discussed. and Italy were represented by the CANEY INDICTMENT meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock very the burned wrecks of j thing must be done quickly. The but I do be- Dire- On 24-Hour Basis Fascist .mess tonight as giving | at Grace Methodist church. sary or enforceable, found by troops entering has $45,000,000 of defense U. S. Minister Arthur Bliss Lane a few more to ac- company lieve that during the emergency dawa, where the Addis Ababa rail- Yugoslavia days Getting Up Nights From Page One) contracts and has been idle o*er 10 but his legation on a 24-hour basis in Axis or—what (Continued road was first hit last week. cept a place the IMPROVING a definite procedure should and was in constant communication weeks.