Britain had no intention of imitate the "barbarous methods" of their opponents from which Italian ships and nationals had suffered along those of ether neutral Powers. They, therefore, always sought to ensure that their "action conformed to accepted principles under which they exercised their belligerent rights, but they were tehable to accept the disabilities that would result for them were they to refrain from the full exercise of their The Ministry told the United Press that a statement would issued as soon as the ease had been "The "Extrabladets" reported that six bombers flew over South Lyngvig a small fishing town north of Hyidchande, and dropped three explosive bombs at midnight, Tuesday, One bomb hit a fisherman's howe in which four persons were sleeping, the newspaper said, None was injured.
The newspaper said two other bombs "were dropped near houses, but "only a few windows wer smashed, Later, the "Extrabladet said, phues were reported dropping, Mares into the Ringkocbing Fjord, Police reserves arrived at South Lynqvig yesterday morning and {echnical experts were expected soon fo determine the origin of the bombs in order that the Danish Govern mont might protest—United Press, Meinkel Chased Of Sei Fights.
The reply says that efforts had been made to meet the desires of the Italian fend other neutral governments in the exercise of control.
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