Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
French Stay
Pro-Nazi Aide
In Terror Wave
Germans Rsialiaie
BY Closing Thssters;
Outbreak Widespread
BY JOHN A. PARIsS
U.ss>s Press staff Cerrespendent

IONION, April 81. rTsnCi
patriots have killed a sergeant O
ne French collsborationist anti
Bolshevik legion" in Paris in a ney
utbread Of terrorism spreading
throughout Europe. British sources
aid today.
In retaliation for the killing. !
was said, German military authori
ties closed all cafes and theater
h the entire Paris area until
D m. Friday.
Informants reported that tn
perreant. named ROLAND. wa
Killed late Monday night and tina
NE Germans imposed the 5 p. m
mrfew yesterday.
NAH TROOPS ATTACKED
(Lieut. Gen. Ernst Schaum-
burg. deputy German military
governor Of occupied France.
announced In vichy, France. "a
great number Of Communist"
attacks on German troops, in
cluding one soldier killed yes.
terday.
I'm reprisal. Schaumburg an
nounced q curfew on MI movies,
cabarets, music halls and thea
tiers from IL o'clock last night
70 5 q. m. Friday, and said that
possibly" there would be further
general punishment.
fAA restaurant orchestras are
70 remain silent during the cur.
few period.)
The soc allied anti-Bolshevik
sgiCn was formed by associates
{ Pierre Laval. Vichy's "chief OF
yUvernment," to fight with the
sermans against Russia.
British sources reported that
ab0tage was increasing along the
rench coast. They said a ship
tas sunk In Etaples harbor by a
boiler explosion and that a tanker
vas Get afire at Calais. The Ger
mans shot several Frenchmen on
he spot ut Calais, II was said
Without bothering to inquire
whether they had Get the fire.
/ Informants quoted Vichy advices
hat more than 600 French war
pterans had sent their war
Iecoratiuns to Laval in protest
lgainst his Leadership.
According to these reports
avail. has already started to
rrest Communist" that is, any
ne who does not sympathize with
tim and has Appealed for recruits
Or his police force.
WANING TO DUTCH
British sources reported that in
USAGE, which with Lorraine the
Saxis Incorporated into Germany,
I youth Of 10 had been sentenced
. death and nine men had been
dven prison terms on the charge
hat they wrecked German mill
ary vehicles, railroad lines and
elephone communications.
In Holland, these sources said,
Abotage was increasing 30 Sc
dously that the Germans broad
nst to the country that any one
mo molests German property
ndangers his own life.
II was asserted that in Slovakia,
tvilians beat police agents and
{ was necessary for German
troops TO intervene against, armed
nen who joined in the fight.
a United Press dispatch from
Stockholm reported that the Ger
nan gestapo had seized 100 prom
rent men of Oslo, Norway, as
hostages. The Germans, the dis.
satch said. announced that the
en- would be hostages for three
wwegian patriots who recently
d four shots at q German
~ at the Grim concentration
UPRIsAL FEARED
Ially, II was said, the Ger
Eere believed to be starting
campaign of harsh repres-
Norway, partly because
ared q popular uprising II
es attempted an invasion.
pation reached the intelli.
|rvice of the Norwegian
mt In exile here that
Ter had sent several new
>of troops to Norway anC
acaded all possible landing
fear OF Allied attacks
was especially intensiv,
heim and Narvik, ii wa,
the Bodo Peninsula
Arctic Circle south o
ID been turned into Z
eodo airdrome has beer
was said. along with
y throughout the area
Reaction
-. Awaited Nv, J! ''!'!:
n. April u trNs)