Oslo, Mar. 20.
"We do not desire guarantee of any kind from any country or group of countries," Mr. C. J. Hambro stated We have never believed in the value of such guarantees and the faith in promises of support from other powers today is weaker than ever before. Our neutrality pol not be based on false feelings of security which would arise as a result of such a guarantee but must be founded om our own ability and will to defend our neutrality st all sides. One sided neutrality ceases to be neutrality."
He concluded with the remark that the Norwegian will for neutrality could be best expressed in time of peace through the strengthening of the defence forces since it is only thus that the feeling of security i Europe can be strengthened.—Trans-Ocean.
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