Stresses Dependence On National Strength Oslo, Mar. 20.
We do not need anybody's help, but we like to be friends with every one" was the gist or a speech delivered at a political meeting her last night by the President of the Storting. Mr. C. J. Hambro.
Referring to declarations recently the British Parliament that ght eve: offer to States a guarantee ce, Mr. Hambro need that "We are very e, naturally London': sympathy for the Nordic but we have neither a: wished for any declara tee in our favour, no shape it may assume, coming from any foreign Power or group of Powers, no matter which."
The speaker then proceeded te express his lack of belief in promise of guarantee and security, adding that one should rely only on one's country's own strength. "Only thus can we contribute to a reinforcement of true security in Europe," he concluded.—Havas.
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