Washington, Apr. 13, Mr. Kaufman, the Danish Minister here, declared' to. the press today that he would refuse to obey the ders he received today from Copen: hagen to return to his country.
is recall, as well as the andulation of the agreement Mr, Kaufmann, signed with President" Roosevelt placing Grocntand under American protection, has been decided ander the direct pressure of Germany, the minister sald—Havas Telemondial, Winston Churchill Goes To See Bristol London, Apr. 13.
With rescue work still going on Jamong the homes. battered the pre, vious ight, Mr. Winston. Churchill, the Prime Minister, arrived in Bristol yesterday for a ceremony at the Unie versity. He walked round inspecting the damaged buildings and. talked with reman and wardens. grimed with the toil of fighting the Mames, fand then, shaking hands, with many he rematiced. "We will give it to them back." At the University Mr. Churchill, "as Chancellor, conferred honorary law degrees upon the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, and the American Ambassador, Mr General de Wiart Captured Cairo. Ape, 18 The claim that Gen. Garten, de Wiart nas been enptured in Cyrenaled made by the oficial Taian news feeney. and his eaptute is ofteaity oniirmed in "Cairo.
Major-General de. Wiart is known as the "most wounded British. gon feral:" Years after. the last wat he as stil having shrapnel taken. out of his body and. he has lost his lett faye and his lett hand. He had many foreign decorations for bravery.
He was head of the British military rissian in Poland when the Germans invaded that country, and commanded the British troops in central Norway luring. that eampalgn—Mouter, patriot hands), Gimma and the Lake districts respectively, 'The main Italian forces ure with the "Duke of Aosta' at Gimma,—Reuter, Germans Claim Bardia Occupied London. Apr, 13.
German and Ialion troops pursuing British forees from Tobruk have occupied Bardia, claims the German High Command, according to the German wireless. The announcer said German troops of armoured formation have been moving into the city since 630 am.
An Italian high command communique claims British forees are surrounded at Tobruk—Reuter.
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