= IRON.MOUNTAIN, MICH., SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940
Nazis Claim British Battleship. And Cruiser Sunk By Bombers
Act Shelved-
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|Defeat In Norway Imperils
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—Gordon Sullivan Phota the old mine Whether the cavein wat due {oa siufing out of the crossing fill or a breaking dovn jeep, wi vel being. workings is not determ ned. from te surface of the roadway, Previous to the shutdown 0oft je Chayin mine several year only indigates how the water has rigen ago ruzpension of pumpl 1 the pits since Te ‘rinaily ending the wi oat‘af this portion of Tron ‘Moa intain's prineipal street. Four care ‘are buried somewhere in thie caveln snd whether” iney can be salvaged Is st{it_an unane and ond swered ques 0 3g
Ploture shows the collapse of the chiete pit highway crossing on Stephenson avenue yesterday: afternaon,
Possibility Of Repairing
Three Young Athletes jentguive Dempsey. ipaeey Killed In Smashup — reported he had obtained 203 of th LAKE MILLS, Wis. May 4—U9 0 Totes the ‘21S signatures neces: measure out onto the house floor. —Three young athletes, two of them: University of Wisconsin studonts, FARM BILL VETOED were killed in an attomobile crash WASHINGTON, May 4—7?—1 —resentative Fulmer (D-5.C,) sald to- hore last night, deal day he had learned indirectly from jouse resident, Collapse of the bottleneéke Chaptin pit highway crossing ghout 2 o'clock Jo ex yesterday afternoon brought sfartfing real:zatlon todsy to Iron Mount Of Lake Mills: of the Importaice of his section of its main thorpughfi tend the federal cfop Insurance ProMitehel and Hariwig were sop! gram lo co! With traffie being diverted over Tong detours; and rough of tt partlews ot thet mores_ai_the a_both Yiom, sald he and other adv’ layed “basketball to whether the road can be repatred or must forever be atandoned, ‘the measure planned to appeal to me young, men, according (0 Po _sansahils. the state acing department, only recently award. | the President at Hyde Pat ae-| Mice “Chet “AUgUEL SedKGTA, WAFS)oq q contract for impxavemont of the crossing. wax moving rapidly to #or|
Pit Crossing Investigated By State Highway Department.
lay returning the bill to the house} riding in a car driven a Hartwig, ‘until they had an opportunity to} which crashed agains discuss {¢ with him. highveay 30 iNlsinside the veneer Aine] Fulmer said he would try to im-| of about 10:
the Norwegian central asked Germany for an nadie, ac knowledging the > of Norway and bitterly seat u allies of “incomprehensible action” in retreating without proper notice | to the embattled Norwegian forces. ‘The fugitive Norweglan govern ment, which alone has authority to nue for pence, formally wa nd Norwegian forces sti args. Ing to dislodge a German ent around) Narvik, Arctic pert Landing At Narvik. Reported ‘They were —unsubstantinted re ports that British feet units were now -engaged_in a heavy bombard~ ment of Narvik, Tt also that the hombardmont.was.to. cover the landing: French Alpi were charged with the task of Siminatieg. Maneperched. mecbl fun neste bullt by the Germans.pn hills around. Narvik rated. the allles were aking-arr intensified drive to gan complete control of Narvik in the interests of - a bass thei (The French war minisiey announced that the alles nad sur. ores ard 4000; Germans at Narvik; and] that the-Germans’ position was des-| porate.)
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LONDON, May 4—(—Collapse of the British camodlgn In central el
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in face of an allied retreat the northernmost sec ton of Norway. Alone and-encireted swith ony
hour problem. Back Cheirmen Norton (D-N2.), of the
atter slippinginto an simoat situntion, ordered the committee genenaay study -amend-| ments furth: With some members confused by a series of rapid-fire yotes, the chamber finally balloted 205 to 175 fo pags no amendments at this time. week-long free-for-all centered around attempts to write Into jaw definite exemptions for agri cultural operations as +a ybstitute for the present exemptions ¢overing only “the area of production” as detined by the Wagenour, administration, Meanvéhite, relatively awilt, prog. 3 was made In the campal wrest legislation broadening "ine Hatch anti-polities bill trom committee, which to plaeon-holeit
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STOCKHOLM, May/4—-uR—Or ganized “Norwegian resistance to
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Other Naval : Vessels Hit
By Touts Lochner BERLIN,‘ May 4;-U®—Germany of his own Conservative party, hun- ofticlatly reported today. 9 30.000-ton gry for military successes, showed signs of active British Gattleship of the Queen Parliamentary. sources Indicate Elizabeth’ class and a-heavy-crulser nteas a. alana eccent wer sunk, one cruiser was damaged ma" As vacnioved’ before! and one destroyer hit in heavy "Ger“when the house of <0 man alr action yesterday off the en sll into. way except Narvik sector, where nt Norwegian port of Namsos, continues above. Arctic will tace’a bitter Bgl for An official announcement said Germans occupy Namsos its lite. nd citer central poin An authoritative source declared constant attacks by German. war= N-Starm of eritictsm nwhile that Britain would con planes, including dive bombers, wore Chamberlain gov© to fight for Norway “with the. carried out on a British naval unit fp Norwegian retreat greatest vigor.” which had abroad allied signs of rebéliien appear in Cons his source apoke optimistically troops withdrawn from the Namsos servative part ot the allied es in the ‘gh ANDRIA — Allied battle tor ie farenocth Norwegian ore {| resion. The announcement alsa reporied chars at Bayntian bate; port, pointing out that the d yestemay of vik, Medtterri watched a tance of Narvik from the German ralds iar povthy stating that sighs Unian jar bases “wrt undoubtedly prove to warships and transports were sunk |be in our fav or badly In the attacks warn that Italy would. fant, off | Sunptien Bown Up there and al Namsoa, any attempted al trom Tt al The broad claims of cess for a Fone ning: tacit | source that nfter the French troops: busy warplane: ¢ terraneal toned earlyrmany's int ning after tne high command, jn its regular daly come up. unique, reparted the sinking of = wing restiveness within the a prime, ratnister's party battleship of the Queen Bilcabetn class enced Inst plight when Gitieials declined. com | parliament { sicongly Censervative Hull ciared ment on this claim, ments “attlinde tor ‘ont Down In.Thames The heavy cruiserShorea j ward the “roblem: must nec hange the country Is In sight of funk was. described ag 0 vesse he York |s story. a Yat vant ch BO tons, ‘Clement Davie: Wolsh_ member lot parliament, a ‘Lib fatlonat| han w worinal’ coanploment ot feb By Elmer W. Peterson and thus 1 ly a supporter of|men, mament Includes six STOCKHOLM, May 4—UP—Ref- the’ government, announced simul [elght-Inchers and four ault-aircraft n ugees Artiving from Narvik said Co no Syork dius day that a Nazi force, greatly, wenk- sn ‘Heavy’ bamba, the ‘German ened hy three weeks fighting and during "the, Digest crisha we ver nounced. struck the cruisce on tho Jack of supplies, could not hold out hadt quarter-deck and prow: fire broke out and there were numerous exindefinitely against allied land and Boasting Criticized: Sem ajlacks desplte the twanctty of jin powertan welee to iat minutes. et the Germans’ hold on_hilltoa_posl-| 1 tee a Garcia avihecitfer eit Orecniins Ulons above the shell-battered Ore) delusion tam national danger-” Ih|erous Rits were scored on the hate (By The Associated Press),
Germans Cling
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WASHINGTON, Miay 40 Dis Week tong parliae house members, sald ida rat thal Taare to agree e-hour amendme * Gav'ihe Tne iabor standards law would unehanged through thé, elec» palgn, he feelings of many 3were reflectof Representar Here we spend $500.00, argue foe seven gaya and get nowhere In action of the ouse Anica” was Short’s estimate need ave
facials what can he done ta ma are at all posible. Ben.) Faree's inknown port. Sparks, of Escanaba, upper peninsula Tapreseatative for the department, | Whereabouts of the British @X-/° ithe arrivals from the Arctle port. was In Iron veyMountain yesterday ater making soundings nepect thein damage snd | peditlonary force which salled away u er z a effort to was un-|the objective of the only _all
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road disappe:eared ect credence was given| fore reas upon the chief executive th Hartwic Barshnesht Me S remaining In Norway, oa ihthe flathes rea which uRlcconwere pat a mown. Some have caused died onwas thehate snatanity-te learn-whether fact that while observers ta reports that after British nmval gu dew by militai ine Tih Waal oe a cael of he ond Chapin alae wore Foech aneliow® optGoioa: net is. s07 ited to have shot up over 1.500 under the cotton insurance frown hospltal and Mitchell ied Serer at least part of the troops were feet Into the a Nazis out of the town itself bonsting.” at the same hospital-about 2am. neath. veral Ureories were offered for the cavelm but ne oftielal put forth that to be landed farther, north. The the Thonar Law. Law, “whose father, Authorized fours ual Mat Gass they dragwed—mountain a definite opinion, Sparks suid onc theory, far-fetched s It might be, Norwegian telegsnph shed ‘the Conservative party under /man alr d fo bear thie aut with a terse and machine-guns to high-perched was that dynamite explosions at the Bradley mine, located a consit: sternly against specific orders ta keep afte statement that | “ev ted positions commanding the railroad distance west and from which rock was being removed for the pi od - hightyadangerot battleship until it was sent to the due to crop failures resulting teens Canadian-Born Woman ion dislodgement of either 1 or have landed safely at other the delusions that the war Is going tol pottom, provement project. caused a vibrati to the Swedish fronfloods, drouxhts and similor disasis seieb ink Aaslbe® theory p25 at the rock being dumped on the cast becaieplaced: only win self withoyt.loen oF saerifie, Adolf Miler and Air Marshal Here Granted Citizenship One British ofticer, just before son Our. side and, that mann Wilhel mbankment had caused a disturtai nce OF the 90 feet of water that has atest, difficulty and ng were repreaccumulated in the pit and this in the embarkation at Namsos. sald mine foe arity. LOS ANGELES, May 4-7 A HINCKLEY IN LINE FOR JOB. as overloyed at the news of the British were bound for Ength missing, sentedlatest HYDE PARK, N-Y.turn washed out the muddy bottom land, ~ German success, which Canadian:bern_-mother— nas her t Cham-| this catlana ab pillod esau “aided by prusldent Toosevelt dloclovedtoday American citizenship today, fo they were sald.to regard as equivas of the fiM, causing a stuffing ou: ¢f German domination of Norw phrase in @ parrots, closed he probably would appoint Ro! bert of an army, tha [1 Itself and spilling the road ft Suordan: cut off fram the met speech April five days. before lent to the defeat Hinckley. ag avsistant secretary of months after her worried, grieving In © into the pit. a powers aad apparently in line refugees from Narvik syd Germany invaded Norway and Den Fivo(TheShips usband committed suleide aver her merce. vessels of the Queen Eliza‘Stull another theory was ‘that the to fall under, joint. German-Sovlet tney- soballoved “the allie’ ‘sautton | mark . Roosevelt announced through possible deportation. beth clas represent an investment Influence, particularly in trade matwas prompted by fear th scaecretary, William he husband's stielde last. New of approximate! 24.008 out ters, Sweden now has no oth- trapped that he was considering Pine incl Year's dnybi Taate would destroy Nan | Prohibitionists To own only after s of exchange er outlets vik allroad” communications, tn Tey. uppaintme: Roosevelt signed sbi prevailing curing thelr construction jae Germann Enter Namson Tninckey, now ehalrman of the Ihig week te lepalisee hiding # Tong tunnel through the Convene Next Week sessonneat between north: road the Ine at one time employed German forces, sweeping full aerontutles. autnerlty, | would residence in the United States for mountains and prevent their use for ti re battleships of this the cavell system, leaving Inrize cav- ward, were reported today to have many months by he allies, succeed Monroe Johnson, CHICAGO, May 4—uR—The Pro- class(Thereand are they s| Mrs, Madeline Vera Bu ichhgiz. normally carty a entered Name ATLANTIC CITY, N, u May = named recently to. the. dnterstate onal Committ One of Desol hol, erselt “aivulgea of L124 to LISt me: ‘The Stockholm newspaper Afton Scene commerce 7 the death of Fred W.. The arrivals fromNarvik _plesmtsaion. The Methodist chu Buchholz, 45, ay Te was rallying Uta compiement ‘The-Warsalte, Queen Elleabeth and blado-snldBlas. Lroape-ware ascupi Ale road-and-the water ME, Roosevelt arrived at his fain when came to tell her of eevlarationy of fr oD pusition-ti-wratr tured the xeneri scene there a5 | etek eSavention years Vatinat eadifota! tons, while Ing the destroyed city a fly home todny (o spend the week- President Roosevelt action one of extreme dosolation. Block. Adopt a plea that con: a.platformand’ nopinate can thesBarham and 20,600 Malaya displace Ing_points. in ihe region “deserted Geor! J. Eisele. superintendent nd on what he called “cleanup” ac- “It doesn't, mean. much to me ing the harbor are the wrecks at aldstet forthe presidental cam Ado tis each. ded = ® * Uvities, These included an inspec: now” she haid. or. thes‘Dllver Jron Mining company Drgcipitely by the al fan halfsuhhols. she added, (Their main weapons ‘Colonel ting com eight 15Seine aa tesla on ton of the will hold stabbed: himself. fatally January 1 ai ates {com more than, 30 Inch guns. shader of Noruepiag forces’ his private and nd afliclalpapsrs. fanges and wha i s thorough ‘county. private. sank among Christians states will) open the session: Rére (The Warspite led a tiotila of . 08.00 central area who seaterday oie lar with the’old Chapin. said that on : tartum, Christian should do, when bis own Wednesday, ‘Tha 1940 platform wilt destroyers into Narvikt lord April ‘The bill to forestall Mrs. Buch: city, involved in war," nis opinion the workings are in- Germany for an armistice, lasted 8 be put together of 13 to sink seven German destroy. Dies Committee Nears holz’ deportation=six of her nine read the declaration approved by tact and the fill Weelt had gone new order of the day this morning sald, shows the effect of the Brit- Friday, the tlaal day 0 f the convene ers) possibly due to agit in which he suid that, effective tom vomberdment. {he general, conference last night} thepwn,water tion, the» heads of the tskst will be by the dumping of 5 It_was announced alsa today thal Legal Test Of Powers day, the thght agstoat the Germans the 123 Bgitish merchant seamen nom t! own themberok on the Improvement project. by the Ge was finish prisoners released tion leaders reported that an enemy submarine had been. eae thip In divided, We ‘velleves hove WASHINGTON, May 4—UP—The 5 ‘ver’ the prospective ever, that the Christian church, in ope ‘Hisete 1 The Attonbiadet also eatried a re St Narvik, when there/was no toed Roger W. Rabson, of Massachusetts, by 9 pursuing German U-boat after Dies-commlltee on unAmerican ac- break-up of the large family. {t had been sighted and bombed by everyone truated | that Eis port that the Norwegians had found a world torn apsaet by bitter cone thevetatlsUclate was the le fading cane Livitles stood two steps closer today heory wae correct, for That wild {t almost impossible to shoot down German reconnaissance plane. The flict, must not permit Itself to be mean aldate for the’ presidential nomina- falocation to wlegal test of Its powers, was not diacl the road Ia possible of repair, German Heinkel planey_because nxt divided over mal ter toward a showdown In If the mine workings themselves Gave Churehill Chance’ Toureday trek through Arcliz snows they carrled a r m o r on the under= The conferen court was made yesterday when compacting, It was pointed ott, side. One plane which was forced from Narvik to the Swedish bo command sald news of would not perme Methodist builds are grand jury, Indicted five witnesses road must be given down it sald.-because the pilot had der, the Dautterhip ninktng wos witnneta ings, to be used, “in preparation for itup. willwithmeana the ned by the committee and consequent ‘ent ain been-struck had a any of thes seamen sald they in order to give Winston Churchill ed 287 hits, Shan Federal Sudge Georg (Continued on Page 2, Calum: ware absurd Beitisn tomer (first lord aft The-British admiralty) af "Thedelegates overwhetmingly reWelsh ruled at Philndelshin that ln Narvik harbor during the first 4 Chance to say it first.” Jected an whieh would raids on -Communtst pari offces Brilah atinek @n April 10, ancl that make the anti-war-stand refer only tence the high comm: aching eressive” wars, Arey Bal teves Gakes pono BE formation should ‘To this. proposal, Dr, Ernest F. the Germans. longer, it was said. Tittle, of Evanston, Mi, chairman ‘When food supplies ran out thelr ¢ | of the committee which drafted the WASHL captors set them free and told them ‘said Sinclair Ol! company has reached @ pronouncement, “sald: was only a few hours walk to attlomagnt with México over, sete “We must not do‘again what we illp Frank! jwerlen, the seamen sald, so they NEW YORK, May 4—UP—Eudltor Mayor Overlooked By ‘ol properties. tary of the Communist patty . ure ew and income would “appear insig- started starved, some of Hathaway. of the Com: Census Enumerator tourees. here and’ in Mexico City WASHINGTON, their number wounded, without Clarence and James Hf. Dol- sald iden everything we held dear was: With w declaration that new" munist Dally Worker, convicted of compared to adjustments tod lay. 1 nificant or adequate clothing and with~ criminel VETTE, Mich. Mar we libel, Is open to a possible that, will be necessary after the food In state department circles, how- at stakes” ‘even farm programs would out any idea where Sweden was. Loul is M, nations of the world wore Fin prison when he comes up slerauente had Mayor the opinion was expressed that ‘The manittee questions rewarding ever, more vital” in the period of read‘They said sexetal of their numHegler to thank today lor Its new May 17 Watlace’s audience was Sommponed the aij ic controversy over ex- called upon the delegates to “aur munist activities. pulation figure of ISA render the claim of absolute na- Jusiment after the European war is attends ber died In the snow and.that they A special panel-jucy returned the ‘At Phitadelphia, Jud Wein held had dragged otners, too weak i verdict last might. convicting on Mayor Biegler discovered that a Tonal. sovereignty.” described over, Secretary Watlage carried mat search warrant under ‘alk, me charge the Comprodaily census enumerator had overlooked “the claim that as a last resort a today the campaign for contin on rst Rete the raids were made was denation may do whatever it will for Mion’ of what President Roosevelt Publishing company, publisher of his own 5 its own purposes, regardless of what con ‘liberal Democratic govern* the Duily Worker. The jury acqult- round. Ile notified William L. Johns gf, effec {lt haa on the rest of maned the Aerialist Injured ted Hyman Colodiy, former busi- son, district census supervisor: , the oversight, and he and Sirs. Bil ness manager of th je house te repared fo it Fall From Trapeze_ ler th ded in-t Ford Says Men Most lwery to an widunoe oe emo: nyiction . of ir garden party at Hathaway was ba nose. counting. cratic women, who Reard the Presi- [which they sipped jemon punch, or aime | Reimbursed MANIT Tewoe, Wi‘is, May 4-1 by Mra. Edith Liggett Useful At 40 Years Mrz, Rooreyelt with a rush dent say yesterday that the country, greeted submission of the problem to arbiTigures would have been TDL instead, would lavernver bin | MREsimeat swept her off her fest Lucille 3 tration, i For Overtime Work DETROIT, May 4—un arltenry 703. fent Issue a {parlonhar, sullered « trattlte of Uns Lu eit, who charged that she and Secretary ot State Hull suse: ate The ‘ 12-foot a IM t o the floor ory of her husbani were may TU Thomas shes rcoamed [nas reert shaenge 4 to candidates In the come brains under 50 ‘years of age) ool gymnasium Iibelled by articles sopeatine in the of agrte ing electlo: ag0,.and Mexico's reply, which I is Maller, rertonal director of the pote bus line”, the secre! the management needed E unders! Without saying anything that Communist newspape! Twenty-One Killed In ‘and hour division of the de- culture asse 10. reject this sugges: Llawett was shot by gunsi¢n in The girl fainted wnile doing her Mon, Is now being decoded by the partseat of labor, announced Tina wari afer ‘ie! wir can he ‘threw light upon hissy Intentions the. i he was to French Train Wreck reus, part of the “Hé"tald so tday in a statement depa: ec ‘o-| a8 to w third term, ‘Lauerman Brothers company,a @_world of: armed. truce rogram of the Wisconsin Adult and endorsing President Roosevelt's nar ae and wholesale drygoods 6 nomle nai ‘and all, the it called upon carididates ie “quit — he Mexico City report of the’ ret PARIS, May 4—(®—Twenty-one association Wis, ‘making culties that go; with it, “or it can demning each and every act of th Vocational Education ir Ol wae a aa persons were killed and %‘® others | ton particularly the appeal for jobs ft | voluntary payment of $1.231.63 found be & World of permanent peace and administration and oa us Just oe convention, Twelve hundred of Tajured today vention delegates were in the empl ‘Of goods, The course you would-changeth the Com to Be ence. follanted Oit-company. (Binelae), the fair labor standards act. O'Mal- the world follows after the war! Runta, until Monday, when lie rust abked administration critics ‘Other performers said Miss Wum- | bound to depend to a large ex: He week In May as, “national employ: ley said an-tnspection by the d+ Js si hortly afterward, Jesus | Si budget-balancing to py had beerrill but had said nothing produce ment weel Herzog. ° ge the vision had disclosed that the-com- tent upon the decision of the A:ner- = ae ‘manager ind of taxes they. pro- te Willan Sehults, director of the Meanwaile g eivil sult brought sty bw oe opinion Ils that men do, Mexican — Pel im Distribution pany unintentionally had neglected ican people” EE she-would not ttint-the-rmot=| pom ‘the tobring the budget into balance be permitted to perform. \g- ‘The locomotive, Daggage- ene ~ Unity are $0." sald Ford, who will be. clusion ot-contracts. with tree saling ume and a halt for overtime.| erate” adjustments ~fakmers Tac Unree passenger coaches left 18 pe for sale Reimbur semen! t checks ranged from made_in recent years in efforts (0 by reducing expenditures, what ap- ‘Tyueto-cireus tradition. the show & libel judgment for 52.672 July 30-and bas no intentiop of [United States companies ‘ng, Trial bas been set for May ‘reduce’ surpluses and rulse prices Dropriations they Intended to cut, went’on after the accident. elle Ft. ae Mexican. petroleum products. sto
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